The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

More Of The Property Supposed TO Be Stolen By Calhoun, Re
cor9ed.-A few days ago, man named John Calhoun
arrested charge Of having large quantity Of
dry goods in his possession for which he could not salts
facory account he accordingly locked up 1t APP
pears that Captain Johnson OF the Nineteenth district
had reason to suspect that named Samuel Garii-
ner who resides in Forty street connected with
Calhoun He caused Gardiner to be arrested and taken
before Justice Bcakley. Gardiner acknowledged to the
Justice that Calhoun had left chest Of goods at his
(Gardiner's house; upon which. two policemen
despatched there and found the chest dcscribed
contained $50 shaws Of various qualities and patterns
Gardener discharged 1t is said the goods have
been snugged
ADMITTED 10 Bal--Albert Burtis or Abcrtis the name
by which he is Familiarity known who arrested
by officer Norris the 3lst Of March last in Albany
under bench warrant charging him with having
diamond brooch, valued at S125 from the Of Tiff
fanny Young Ellis at the cor Chamber street and Broad
in May last and who has been since the time Of his
arrest locked up was admitted to bail yesterday in the
sum of 81 600.
case Of John Msckin who died Sunday morning last
in the Eight Ward Station House, the Coroners jury
rendered the following verdict Monday afternoon
I'VE find that the said John Mackn died by congestion
OF the brain occasoned by inemperance and is the
opinion Of the jury that his death accelerated by
want Of proper nourishment and medical assistance
the part Of the assistant Captain Of the Eight Ward sta
tion House, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock p. NJ Of Saturday the 9th April 1851 and the
jury believe, from the evidence Of Drs. Franklin and
smith, thai the life Of the deceased might have been
saved II medical aid had been rendered after his adms
sion TO the Station House" DR. Franklin. who made
the post morton examination Of the deceased testified at
the inquest that physician had been promptly called
would have recovered DR. Smith also testified to the
same. or similar facts. The reported in the
Herald Of Monday Assistant Capt De Camp denies the
charge.
NV YoRK, April 7. ISL
My attention was called to a statement in this
ings Tribune headed Death at Police Station house
which charges me with being on duty at l o'clock on
Saturday morning, when man named John Mehan,
wa brought in being at the time In delirious state
and that no notice taken Of the invalid until the
arrival Of Captain Turnbu, who come in at o'clock,
and imme datey sent for DR. Smith.
You will permit me TO correct the above statement by
saying that was not duty that night came the
station house In the morning at o'clock and knew
thing Of the man being there until between II and IL
o'clock Of that day when informed by the doornan
that there was man In the dodgers who had been
brought In the previous night very after went to
the apartment above mentioned, and found the
asleep. Surprising II to be nothing than
ordinary case II drunkenness thought Of the
matter until evening when informed that the
dclrious when brought 10 the station house. where
upon and Captain Turnbu procured the attendance Of
DR. smith and the man received every attention which
cur means could afford until about o'clock the next
morning when he died.
Please insert the above and obgc one who knows he
has been injured by statements which entirely false
aud oblige yours, respectfully, MORRIS ID CAMP,
Assist Captain Eighth Police District.
have read the above statement and believe II to bc
correct g. =. TURNBuLL, Capt Eighth Dist.