New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

as Dunlap. The -1specfo Pefso"' -
Mcdonnell and Holmes, who examined 'ne e0fP'o'
"a. .,sr.l others From their ioin, testimony " sP
,..-, ,b., Mr. Neil WA going to bis shop about
-, n.., Thursday morning. and Was found At
-, ., ,,,,a. before 10 With bis face wounded, and
,,-,..,, ,-..,r,.s ,hst when found be was lying on
-. - h,s.,hins Dr. Mcdonnell vss Immediately
---..., ana ,beu on a careful exsminSuCn oil the
- h.r ~ IRON ga, found lyips near the BODY WIN
..,,,, bloody and some hair and Pofnon Oh
-, .,,.s,r, IN II, blood WAS also sPssiered on 'ne
-. an ,hs easel AZ which the deceased nsd 0een
. - ..xsll a. on a sign that be bad been psn,,.os
roon bloody shirt sleeve was also iyins &c. a.
.sscsssad lived four Eve minutes Aief ,.s.,
lived on post norton eS.ninsuon, 20 - ,ssrs
..'..,,, a. Dr Holmes testified on the BODY ,oe.e
- found no external bruises on me cnio ~
,ss lett side Of the mouth there va ~ouh1 -
inch and shsf 10 length ex1sndlnt 20 vac ., ia e
h.ck mart of the mead toward The upper PSf' % -
sl,.f hope was found wound about three locns' 20
isrr,,h exteudirs 70 ths bone Beneath tni' "ouns va
.kn'i US. fractured the whole extent OF iHe Noeo. 80
So - ia .sul we're depressed on the right snd
,,rrer part OF the forehead v~ ~Ouno s'.u' 49,.
- fsr.th the bone not fractured oene-tn. - ~.
70 the RI ht Of the medium me va a. he
sSoIn the upper part Of the iorehesd doSu"nu 70 VIC
o.- lin i've inches In length frscturng anu De p'ss
~ the frontal bone and also irscturins sou uop
The uss. bones The fracture eStensta " 49, 49, go
- and also through the spherold oons 70 'ne IS
- mssnurn dividing the rgat anterior looe OF .So
/ STsIp portion OF the brain had escaped lI.n voc
I wound The brain was engorsed WIG ss,ss -
Mood II Is evident thsi these Injuries were lI..,e y,
,o,,s heavy instrument, and that each wound was
csused BY distinct blow -, ,.-.or Alexander
Mr. or Dunlap from Pnilsielpois Al sPp'en".e
" - sssas.a, who by the wsy. occasionally sot IN.
/ toxicsted More had not received MS psS. 20 ~
,hrss,anad a. several persons that II ne ol 10. 80 ~
vaud give bis boss l1gging. "a he was ihiisue'P"
-" = s.srs 4, have been Ia severe hsht before
coming - this City having according 70 his own
m. Mt hsd hls broken IN airsy sho ihoceo' a.,
obliged 70 leave Phisdeiphis on account OF some go
a. .,l.h he had baau involved. On the morning 81 me
murder be was sent 20 Mr. FOfmans cssmin OF "yiu
n, with sign thst Neil had been painting ana iooN
h,ek with him because Mr.. was not Al nome snu DC
rooIs NJ; get tho psy for This sign was ound 10 'ne
.hou after the murder This sign More, ~hen in''I.o
ge,ed amer bis arrest said he bad len At tue shop Anu
mat he had closed the door after him when ne came
out, the tact tina, the door was closed was wns' Psfu
cu.rlv attracted tho attention of Mr. Palmer by whom
the murder fret discovered =, .
Abou, i've minutes before the discovery ao,e
.san going slowly no William Il lOokisg inio the gut
Ter as he walked Another witness saw nitn es'o ,u'
shop with bundle under his arm shout ID MINUTES Ie
fore the discovery. About o'clock Oh 'he ss'o -,
was met by third witness snd In the evening ne was
arrested ,,,, ,,,r ,vars
sny 10 De- found shout his lodgings "nen rS-I.nsu ~
tho Chief Of Police he conducted himself WIN GOODNESS
-, inta,rsnce NOT changing countenanca when asksd
directly about the murder la the words OK n1.
one of Tho witnesses the Chief ssked More "nen ne na
seen Mr. Neil More said that ne seen niin 'ns1 -
- ha,,.,., ard o'clock aud that Neil had sent MIN
out with sign: on being asked what be had done WIN
the ssn ha ssd that hs had brought II back ana e'
In ~ .bon and closed the DOOR and lett the psce ths
r,h,f I'm ,od Moore that Neil hsd met With an acc
aen, More made no reply nor showed chsnse o.
countenancs after psusing moment Mofs sslp 90, ,"
he did not knew anything shout ths se',i'n' ''H
was then told that Neil had Injured hlm'ei severely
vors sail what had ~ 20 30 with ihis ACCIDENT eh
kept his eyes rolling around from one u sno'nsr' STU
then 10 toe ceiling be was then toi that Ne' vi
dead More showed not the slightest alteration ia ni'
Atfa xkfh ffg1
the hand and kept whisking his cap Hrouna WIN
forced chucke or laugh vita reply tns' iu' uos 49,
suppose | KILLED him. Finally "nen Vos"u ny AZ
commenced whstlrg, anc IN every way '''"'''' ~
= gr-stest carelessness IL. ~ 80.
After the evidence WAS gone through sin, tns vs'
was submitted 90 the Jury. who ait~r ie" mlouses
on.ltation rendered the following verdict VIZ lns
g Alexander Neil. tho deceased came 10 MS d'an y
sounds 1lully Indicted on the head Oy Alexander Dun
so alias More with Iron bar or some siniN 'usuu
i nent on the morning OF the >9th oi Ocolei' )" "'
B.. ] premises No "a Anns'
" roon his verdict More was committed 10 prison L
sssi, hi. trial ~ h. lodgings letter was ounf IA.
porting to come from his mother IN fhu'os'pn'' ~
ssng him not 10 form any s.soeationi ~ Ne" iotk
lest be be- found 0nf plainly sng that n" had com
,ned some OF, nee In that city rom the pans'V .
n which be had taken refuge ia New YORK ia was SO,
" m F,iS,y nnorpnx Immediately after the murder will
,coat belonging 10 Mr Neil which 10 supposed no IA
pledged II 90 the person b whom MS pledged VII
I'D receive the amount paid Tor u Al tne Chel "'' ~
u wanted to subssrye the ends OF justice
e BoLp ROBBERY One Of the most daring theit
which mas occurred recently was pepeirated on frds
n evening 10 Broadway, opposite tho Park A'aoou'
o'clock bale Of Brussels carpets was stolen from 'n
' ,de walk ia front OF Smith & Kospps carpet ware
"A house lis supposed the thief watched an oppoftunt
when least Liable 10 be detected. and then employed
! carman 20 removed the bale. reward 10 offered y
= our columns to the csrman who removed, II no v"
: give Information where the goods were lett
Al btaf ara
Yesterday afternoon, with military ceremonies. The
- National Guards Of which ihe deceased W" member
e luued with full ranks and the streets were me
e with spectators
I. ~ The charge against Capt Bursey, OF IN
.hiu Hottie guer. OF ssaauung VIM. Thompson, one O
u the crew with dangerous weapon wasinyestigated
saturday before the United States Commissioner A
oil Gardiner and dismissed.
T. ~ Sir. DEMPsTER gives his third Origins
Ballad soree a, the Tabernacle this evening and hos
= who have not Political duties 10 discharge will nud
an intellectual and refining entertainment He sings
70 night such good old songs as John Anderson, Saw
NV wee thingr JEANNE Morrison, The Irish I'm
"a grants Lament &c. &c and makes far melod
10 our hear, than many musicians whose pretsnsons Al
N greater and names more unspeskaole. We trust ID
- Tabernacle will bo well filed.
or ~ The sh.kspearian Cabinet OF the cell
VI brsted Clara Fisnsr, consisting Of models Of shs
al spesras House, and many other buildings connects
rs with bis history which executed With great labor
the late r. g.. Fisher. father Of Clara together vii
ed prints representing shakpaares characters and the
al costumes have been obtained BY the Manager Of Il
American Museum. where they may be for f.
nS days a. any and every hour, both dag and evesng
be side he has engaged Csmpbells Band Of Ethiopian
II, rensd-rs talented and amusing company togeth
with the Balloon Panorama Great Western and oibe
he Who together give splendid performances this att
noon and evening.
OF " See Sig. Blitzs advertisement for a seri
i'u OF entertainments At the Lyceum. Brooklyn.
.. TAG PAISTIsSs IN THE CHAMBERS ST. CALLER
We call attention 10 the collection OF oil pslntln
nm, which msy be free Of charge 10 the Gran
"a, Building corner of ChsmbsrsG and Broadway. Amo
ere them may Do found highly finished copies Of some
the most celebrated pictures In Europe. They will
les disposed Of by auction Thursday morning next
Aessrs Leeds Co. From the large number Of pie,
offered and tbs remarkable beauty Of their mbe
ne and nns execution hls mus, be considered the gr
'ne sale OF the sesson