New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

Revrou, to the Ist of February. ne Emf =: ah-
| mod ResIan. the Drase Kaimacan had oeen noe
rated from prison and reinstated By Assad fasna
in his functions. He had fixed his residences ., a.
Sbouafat, and the Catholic EE!!r Haioer as ooi,-
ma Izzet, the Pasha of Jerusalem, naa sent e
message to Mr.. Nicolayson, chaplain TO Tue re-
Gently appointed bishop, desiring the WORKS OF 'ie
Protestant Church at Jerusalem to De ssspeuc'
az there was no authority erect such ouiia,ng,
| Bishop Alexander proceeded to Beyrout, and LAID
the case before the British and Prussan Census
and thew referred the matter to the ambassadors
of their nations at Constantinople.
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Investigation into the facts of the Nurder
of Esr. Charles S- Corlies.
The murder of Mr.. Charles G. Corlies on Mon
dav night has created deep and universal excite
rent throughout the city, and the mystery in when
the transaction is enveoped adds greatly to the
| interest which hangs around it. The examination
of Cotton and his wife, the only persons as yet aP
nrebended on suspicion of having been concerned
in the crime, was commenced yesterday, and Will
be continued to-day. In consequence OF the gen.
eral interest felt in the matter we present the toi
Lowing full report of the testimony-though 1t WIZ
he seen that the whole affair rests in the same mys
,erv which before surrounded it. The Commercial
Yesterday mentions report that the intimacy that
existed between the deceased and Mrs Cotton
was invited by her, and that he did not know thai
she was married woman at that time:
| TUESDAY, P. NJ. March q, ls+S.
Charles G. Cerles OF No. 103 Leonard St, The keeper OF
a Bowling Saloon in Broadway between Leonard anu
r-,nkn ss having been MORALLY wounded about O'clock
on Monday night by pistol shot, the ball oil which
the poserior part Of the head, while ne was s.ahois ~
the street his lodgings from which wounu lie ae M
the Carlton House. three hours afterwards lhe eof'
oner assembled Jury three O'Clock this afternoon IN he
Court of Sessions ChaGber investigate the facts OF e
case and ascertain If possible, IRON the es'Hony' "
author of the muTderous deed. AS man named atn'y
Cotton had previously attempted to take the lie OF n,t
Cores by swapping loaded pistol at him, Ter Which Ne
had been held to bail in $780, answer suspicion some
what naturally cenered him as the perpeuaior OF the
death OF Cories and he, together with his vile, were ar
rested and committed until the evidence to be adducea
shoud determine whether the picons resting upon them
were well founded or The following persons were
sworn MS jurors viz Peter Erben, Dr. John Sickes, VIII
liam A. Brown, Cyrene Clark Daniel w. Gilmore, A "
Hammond Luther Tibbe,s, John Crosby, James Smy'h'
William Hagadorn, William S. Warner, Silas T. Ames,
George Scarf John Covin, Richard Voorhees,, Henry r.
Barker, Andrew C. T1tte.
Henry Cotton, and his wife Hannah W., having been
brought GU, Of Prison Court the following witnesses
were sworn and examined:
Robert d. Corles deposed follows: am brother OF
ldeceaSed-he ny
he resided 1893 Leonard St and his place OIL business
ras $50 Broadu ay-he kept Bowling Saloon there
nearly MONTHS perhaps longer-Aept IL on Ills o"
account time He was In gooa health yesterday
and dned at bis boarding housedd not Jake lea there.
After dinner at 8 he left and 10 his saloon saw
~ ,bere =, a. O'clock sitting at the window the doc
reading paper merely passed In and out without speak
tno 10 him. Did not him after that until after be wa
inure was at my place, zs Broadway, about7 O'Clock
when Amos Brigham came and informed me that my bro
Their was shot and at the Carlton House. GOT nae
and With friend went there, where saw my oroer yin
an ,abe in the room back of The bar insensble beedin
the mou III and nose and gaspng for breaththe Bloc
also flowing prouely from the wound In the DICK Oh III
head SURG had been called before arrived ana wa
rresen, remained with him until he died, about three
b,rrs after got there have not any knowledge Iysel
ftba manner in which he his injury After death
his body was removed his boarding house, No. o8 Leen
| ard street, by my request
Pr.stoa H. Hodges dcposed one OF the proprietor
ofthe Carlton House in Broadway Was acquainted WIZ
deceased. Saw him yesterday evening, few minutes DE
fore T. abou 50 Roadway In Leonard-slreet aha
Jag the He was in company with 'ea'ase STAND
ing STILL talking to her. passed them from sast 10 "esl
did not observe the female sufficiently to idenny ner.
did not see her face and could describe her dress sh
was midde-szed woman rather shorter than deceaseo-
She did not resemble any female had ever seen IN his com
pasy before went Immediately into the bar-Ioom ano
spoke Mr. Bates requested Bates TO go INTO The ornef
shop under our house The ground toe- Bates cameto
wards stepping towards the door anu at tndt 'ouie
we heard the explosion OF pistol we then both treoi
atey went and discovered Mr.. Coes lying Oh The wall
on bis Went him. raised him up and tina
was Cor!;es, and that he was wounded and bleeding.
spoke 10 him-le did not answer and appeared nsenSbe
When went out did observe aEy other Ii the street
except one person. think, who got there about ihe SAINT
| time VIC did. 1t male. X was abGC: dnsk-ligh
enough discover objects Heard 10 noise OF persons IN
ming away After turning him over, had Mr. CoFes con
yeyed TO my house, and he aced on he table IN h'
back-roora.
After this Dr. Putnam called IN examined the wound
snonped The blood oG the OF deceased and said wa
useless TO do any tss Dr. osa"k also called ia "nt
other physicians called deceased who et
Jew minutes AFTER O'Clock. have know ledge OF tlt
manner in which be received the injury When saw Cor
lies and the toge!her they were not quarrehg DO
couyersin face face, leaning against the houAe !ser
saw him conversog with The was not hall minute
in the house heard the report when Mr. Bales aht
myself vert opt. The head was lying towards Broadway
when found Nothing was found by me near the body
Tkeophilu. Bates deposed ioows. reside at the
Carlton House. and am bar.keeper for Mr Hodges va
With the deceased and saw hun once yesterday
in the bar.room Ter u o'clock did not see him again
anti, after be injured II was few minutes 10 o.
clock when Mir Hodges cane in and asked me 10 SO 10 me
BARRIERS shop saying be would go with me or GO and sho"
me. THE witness then gave similar statement as Mr
Hodges Of the report of the firearms going ont finding Inc
body recognizing il. &c. ] wsnt to No. lo8 Leonardst
where deceased had boarded and informed hsm what had
happened and the bar OF the Carlton House. ine
body was carried in during my absence. Have 10 Aso"-
ledge of the manner which he came his injury Never
COriies Some