New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

TROUBLE At Srl.-The British ship Hpron. for
Nassau ?. Ice a. snchor ., the = w SPIT her
having refused duty. she cannot 20 20 sss The CaP,.a
Ia. sent fog the o. : Revenue Gutter
l,errr.-An inquest was held yesterday A.
,,-poon THO house Of Nr Richard Pausen. No -,
Madison 81. upon tho body Of a daughter Of " Pea
49,. named Scraph!na Pau.cu sged II yesr. no ear.
20 her death by accidentally i'fns inio cl.,ern IN
tho ward of h,r i.thcr. house and was drorpsi d,
fore assistance couli be rendered h-r NsTdi'' &c,
dental drowning
I>or,,rrN rHgClsg ~ Ms HARDE,BRo0K
Suspicion having rcstcl upon Dr. Harisnbroos of Ro
chester Formerly Of This Ci'y1 = having n Oc,o,.
i,.i caused ;hc death = his 10 by administering m
con % her her remains. ~hch wcr, brought, here q,
interncni. vcro exhumcd lsw DAY. $50 ty ,rs,r,f
Coroner Walters. At tho solicitation q tie shsrs "a,
Monroe County for the purpose 90 ,socrsn.nr a. IL,
A. possible The real cause OF ler dcs'h proriorat,
OF Dr. nsrdenhrook charge 90 po..5nr. NJ v..,
GO Rochester i,~ months ago. on scco4li II the.,
citcncnt which he cu-c q pr HaIderbroos IA. s-.
stoned give entire The os.dcacs ollacei ~ rs,.
Coroner
Jsme, y Mly's rc'.ins a. % Bsrr'a-sf ton, ..,.r
ss' ila. ur = ca. 9, - rem. An,ci. An y la
iv Nsg,-. between or =. and ~. 1919 The sslt Ia. .
been opened ..I,r ,as nu, uii w.. opsaea ~ TO-,
nDl O.! fIr Coroner. found lie eofn la tho ,sn. -,
,n ', 4, a. az, .'' 49,, = 81 We .ei wisa
fh. Ciiy from Rochester colin and OPENED M ~ ii,
ty. ami severn Of lice iucni. saw he deceisi pl--s.
to her utvrmeat
J.la 4 H,dsqb,o,i re.irg IS Centre. bsns.sor-
hat he L. son 10 ihf Decreased ae deceased al
sept ~ 1873 the cry ot Rochester and va. lro.l n
trs cry Ter tuai. VS. pres-A ant TO deceased
aer .le had been sken nom he vsi by direction 81 -
Coroner. recognized her, her feature. wen. 1f n.h
changed the deceased bal TOP May y,ars been ,,fy m
bic and com planned o rtruuatc pam beer luh. aNa-
moving 10 the city of Rochester her h.an wa. ,r.,
worse saw her several tle. Size en- fl. Cff-
dd not .ce her during be- Illness. which TED r det
heard that .hc -e ui au S!sci 0n of BIZ. N.,rf frIi
by rheumatism. ta. al. my own opinion Ito De ,ll
oidesth
Jssa n Uhmikr, physicsu residing al No $40 Brosl
waV. beng sworn. .ays lAf hc maize post norton -
animation OF the deceased May J. lsD lie eSieua sr
taco 81 The body iif r darkcue n many place al
dM nor present bar very Lite appearance oi teconnt,
ton. opening The abdomen thc mu,ce- forming fao Ia
rtes were found healthy aud hui slightly de,omposi
eN,mniug the stomach 30 was found fo contain hu' .rfl
quantity oi fud, the musu' membrane 81 De .'ouab
WAS uc'" vascular feduri Niah hai"' ahN s"-u'l 40
eucd aere more evidences of decompos Ron nal
usually seen % per.ous recently dcad, TIC iu.esti,
also presented Lcsfny appear inco ad 20 'Nrtec
decOn position ihe Kidneys were perfectly healthy,
cepf fhe lri kidney wac liic 'r largest ne otei of
gsns Of the abdomen. liver. spnen and a" uterus ami -
/ appeudasc- healthy there was seen iH TIE laHs
membr of ire stomach and perifoncum sna b - tlr
ag chrys'aue appearance ON EXAMINING heca-s .p'a
lungs presented perfectly healthy appearance ant ro
licences oflecompusiuon tlr pending pant oi each ang
WAS con.c-tc with blood tins cunCc.ied state
ally after death. opening into Tie pcricsfd4m
fpund heal iy and The heart presSufsi healthy al-
pcarsnce. examined ne heart there was nor A. much
blood the cayifcs usually seen aef death, he
substance of the heart was healthy, there was no ertel
cc- of either IN the h0rsA abdomen Do isc.
par, of the body except the lining membrane OF Tie sion
.cn; the brain IN stale of complete decomposition
from the examination have made am unable 10 come %
any conclusion thu cause of death, did not fld any
appearance which could account Tor death except Tie con
difon OF the stomach AFTER examining The vescra 81 ihe
abdomen and chest. handed portions or them in Pro-
Reid undergo analysis would not that he
diuon OF the stomach was sufficient to cause desih
Bcntrgria r. Robson. Physician. residing ~ No ~
Four.hst being that ne Knew ths decvasei
during her lifetime. did not see the deceased aef death
until her body taken from The vault tor the purpose "
pos. mcrirm examinations ! recognized The deceased
| was present lhc post mouem examination made ~
Dr Whitaker the general appearance at the internal o.
gans Of the body presented healthy appearance cNcep
the ach. which appeared 10 be unusually vascular an
had redder color than is In health rom TIE p'.
morem examination did not 500 evidences Of disease 70
account for death there very hite decoupo-iu0n
| except of The brain
Il,rcne Rei8 residng At 4 Tenth avenue being
that 10 practical chemist, my Laboratory IL 81 me
CIV Hospitals was present ~ Tho post morien eAnnilt
ton Of the deceased and received from DR. Whitaker fa
stomach portion of the . the hvcr. the spleen. ne
Kidneys lung the heart the uterus aud ia sppcuiag'
and the rectum subjected the pors named 20 ihooug
Nominations the part. examined -eparsi"N' -
liver stomach and recum directed o examine ioi
tho purpose of detecting The existence ~ a mineral ~
vegetable poison tho result of Analysis wns thar Wa
unable defect the existence OF other there more m
nculty Boa detecting The oasiencs Of vegetable posons il
| mineral