The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-28

femoral artery Of the right thigh, near where fs
passes the anterior portion, with . rssor From svi
that the deceased for several DAYS past has been
extremely depressed In spirits aud rsmsrksd on Wed
of Augusta that thought should soon die or be-
come dersnged and In reply for his reasons
for forming such idea said he felt as he had
the request OF the deceased whs attending his
never felt before In the course OF tn. on
Of DR.. Wells, and related the circumstances nader
which It was committed whereupon the deceased IN anil
tested great desire to read the newspapers containing
afternoon Dr. Bedford Cat tures) paid him profess
sionsl visit, and found him in q melancholy state
OF mind On the return Of Mr. Minor to his room
about 10 O'Clock lass night, tho deceased request
ed of him that In case any. thing should happen
to Mr.: NJ and inform him of tho circumstances
Mr. Milnor, on swaking, shortly after O'Clock
gs.tng nm ed the me rom rom ms osa
hoor with An open razor and sxtingushed lamp by
his side and surrounded by large quantity Of blood,
with which the wall at considerable distance also
bespatered and deep wound inflicted In the anterior
part Of the thigh The deceased Of highly respect
able connections and steady habits and be
assigned for the lash act except from remarks made
some Of his acquaintanoss to the effect that lady In
Georgia, for whom he had formed an sttscbment had
rejected his addresses The jury, from the forsgo-
Ing facts after brief consultation rendered verdict,
the deceased came to his death bv uoiae bv In
hictng wound with razor, the right thigh sevs-
ring the femoral artery, while laboring under mslan-
choly state of mind
Coroner m
gagged holding Ian inquest in the foregoing nfor
nation left ct his Office that his services re-
CURED at No Essex street to held inquest upon the
bodyof GERMANY by the OF Francis Lurtz aged 40
years who had also committed suicide According the
evidence adduced before the appeared tho
deceased soap maker by trade to this country
about three months ago that in the Of four
hve weeks after his arrival he taken sick and sent
to the hospital on Wards Ieland where he remained
about three weeks then returned to the CITY again
taken SICK and again sent to the hospital from which
he was again discharged about three weeks ago. since
m ann aPan I'm ha
spirited being without money and unable to obtain
pioyment. Thus driven to desperation, he stripped
himself and with his inflicted deep cash his
right arm above the elbow but not having tho desired
eject, he inflicted wound tho right forearm,
ing the radis and ulna artery Verdict in accordance
with the foregoing facts
THg WEArnEn.-Yesterday another very disa-
greeable day from morning to night the rain fell until
the streets were completely overfowed with mud and
water After dark last evening" the clouds dispersed
and q beautiful light night followed.
FAsHroNABLE AMUsEMENr.-The amusing way Of dy-
peciaily the principle Of cutting the arteries
There have been several of late but the greatest
colored woman, who Was in tho daily habit Of getting
rather happy on the common stun being without the
one tains nseaiH and wIth no prospect OF raising
OF the fashionable ways of going out Of the world,
and accordingly obtained knife, which was fortu.
nately rather dull and commenced saving away her
until she had severed several Of the smaller veins
She was discovered by some person, who took from her
the knife and bound up the wound She was then
served with gIaes Of gn and expressed her
sorrow that she did not get the blessing before she
prved Of her only living, took the blue devils and
Determined aso to take her life The knowing ones at
Albany are about passing law to punish adultery and
should not at oil wonder ifhey pass pun
ish suicides The former will be less likely to pass,
there is probability the protector of the rack would hs
first upon It,
Run OvER.-A man by the name of John Carson, OF
Scsmmel street. very seriously injured Wednss-
day night by being by orse and cart in Third
avenue.
nal oo.loh had AZ
house situated In the 4h between 26 and 27th
streets known rs the railroad farmers market 10
excellent affair 1t is tnronged with farmers provision
dealers hucksters, milkmen, and heads Of families,
trading Ia almost every possible variety of country pro-
probably aware Of the existence Of this market it may
not be smiss to word two relative 10 Its charac
ter &c some time ago. petition was presented to ths
Common Council to have 32d oath street increas
ed in width az to admit Of market house to be erected
in the centre OF the from East to North river but
street demonstrated, and defeated the passage Of
resolution designed to carry It into eject,
the ground that it would greatly reduce and ruin
their LOTS thor eore with view meeting the wants Of
the uptown residents, the Harlem Railroad Company
at the suggestion of its President Charles Pasha Esq
has erected very extensive and admirably arranged
frame building at the before named location, where the
farmers Of Westminster and Putnam Counties send,
store and cer sale their beef mutton pork poultry
eggs butter oneese, vegetables SC. Thus while the far
and patrons OF the road provided with ready
market for their produce purchasers accommodated
with the best facilities for procuring their supplies d.
rect from the producer At lower rates than the usual
for storage stand privileges In abiding to the fsci
lties afforded to the country farmers residing along this
line OF railroad, We must not neglect to state the
fact that there were In the market the other day six
teen fine fat slaughtered hogs which hours previous
ly were all alive and kicking 20 miles in the inte-
ror Of Putnam county that those persons who have
heretofore to residence in the wsrds on
account of want Of good market, will have
sion to hesitate longer on that score and ss soon
gas shall have been generally introduced in that
ton of the CITY, the uptown folks will certainly high
favored with good Market good water pure air, and
the cleanest streets
A CoIScIprscE On Wednesday a roguish oyster
pedar up town. detected in the act of sellng his
pose having alss bottoms On the day the follow
ing precautionary notice was published in the N,wark
IN J) Adperiistr Tho,e who buy anything of hawk
should look to 1t that their measure is correct
pint MEASURE was brought to this office this morning,
which was left yesterday by an oyster pedsr, having
false bottom, which subtracs half gill from the true
quantity From this 1t would appear that is trick
of the trads and it would be well for Gil to keep oo
rascsls, or their employers The police of the upper
wards might aid the cause of justice by prompt action
in the premises
dcrous scene occurred yesterday in Judge Edmonds'
court II that under the old system the Chapcs
Court, supplied with stationery and
Goals by the sheriff After the Court of Chancery bad
new constitution, the sheriff continued to supply the
supr Court with Goals and stationery up yester
day evening Whsn the judge arrived in the morning,
and took his seat his found there neither pen ink
or paper, on the bench neither the fire lit and
rs may well be supposed, tho court damp and
and to mend the matter, the Judge
seemed to bs in very delicate stae of health. Mr..
Bardolph the first officer called and asked Why the
stove not going aud the usual supply of stationery
lett the JUDGES desk The officer replied that the
sheriff refused to grant the supplies The sheriff
next for and upon his arrival stated that he had
since September last supplied the court with stationery,
x, that there was seven eight hundred dollars
cue to him. and that the authorities ut Albany positive
y refused TO pay lin; st, therefore, could not be
peced that he would suppy these articles any longer;
but as matter OF favor to the Judge himself he would
let him have out Of his store, scute coal and
two three bllsts Of wood for this day. but for to-
supply he should look somewhere elsS. The
Aims House Commissioner happened to bs in court at
the time waiting for cause which expro ed TO be
called and hearing the conversation between the
Judge and sheriff, his humenity put TO tn. test;
ho very kindly took out his pocket book. and filed
up ticket for hall ton or coal ana two loads OF wood
and autls "A N I'M m h. henc bo Iulo reuHit