New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

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edge Of Ggunzig with an intention OF poisoning both
Grunzg, well as his wiie plr.ook Of the soup in
which the poison had bsen PLACED they we're both
sick and vomiting. MargagSta af.eIwari saw Grua-
Eg-reIen,ea OF what she ht1 coae-told him he vas
POISONED. and applied remsiles for his relief she
t0oS nun % Hoooken Tor ths purpose 81 drsnSng new
mix from COW, whch she had been told MAS an
aLuGo;e toT iAs poison.
>, An application wss made on Thursday 10 Cor.
fiu1 based upon the foregoing Circumstances, Tor
iutineI respite to the convict, and The following ar
s"ef WAS received az | II O'Clock that night
NJ IELxGRAPn OFFICE. Albany Jan. 20. 1888.
'So"stf's DtvpasN NffSr' lAe tsbsfTLof stil
get ope IN the morning
About 81 O'Clock, Friday morning, Sheriff Clrnley
received a; me City PGsOG, telegrapa.c dispatch,
purporiins to be from Gov. Hunt, aad saying the
execution for four weeks from TO-DAY
AZ II O'Clock Ia the morning., ,Ae Sheriff csived
the following telegTaphic despasch:-
Thomas Cruley, shsria. New YORK Ii sp5ssrs ,h,,
NarsaIeita the coEcabne of GIunzs, ooafes-
SION sIihe las moment which SAD . change tns poiae
ofhe For the purpose of making fdrEel Gyes,l.
Acknowledge this. WASHINGTON HUNT.
This dispatch being confrmaiory of the one 70.
ceyed 81 O'Clock, the sheriff decided pos.p )Rtag
the execution, though mere teegrapllc dispitcn
ls not legal Authorization The statements Just
made by the woman M8rgaEe.ta, sUos,anG a'eI by
the ahcayits Of several parties .Aes tatee
aihtAsits. In tle ms! he swearS taas he ven, 10
HOookeI with GTuuzig and arg .re.Ga and that the
former lay down on the grass, aud compl iined of
beng very i'll
MargAeIia gave him some Few milk, and he said
that he felt better. TIE woman subsequently, de-
clared in the presence o. sepoaent, that sue admin
tered poison 10 him, AMI that she MAS no giving
him new milk as au andO.e. II the sec0ni afii aylT
II is aesed that the GcpOnent was present Oh an.
other occasion. when he heard The woman AIga.
reIts, caution GTun7s from e0tlEg anything IN his
own house, or II ne cd she would 10, be ansWeraDle
for the Consequences.
Olher afiiavi;S have also been made in which the
entrance Of Hafereua into G;uuzs'S house by the
back Tlndows AZ night, and sovefl. other things
tenclBg to establish her pagticP alton IN the whole
affair have been sworn 10. The most curcnS part
% the whoe matter Is that Up 10 tne present moment
ihere is 70 account OF the woman.
She has not been returned 70 The City Prison, and
the Sheriff has lot at the tme we write, received
Any account o. her arIes. q. Albany FfoH ,le IA
formation pCrterS have received on the sub ec
are inclined to think that /. will be IN - islo!e
10 establish GTuI zlg's entire innocence IL is also
worthy OF remark that the woman Margareni. botl
previous TO. and on the trial denied all knowledge
CT the matter, and Il appears strange, thtt having
come perfectly clear out of It, that sne should now
accuse herself, ami especially as suca proceeding
cannot save Grunzlg, and Will oaly hAve the efe !
Sf bringing tue two to the gauowS.
GnLzig's demeanor underwent a stotalch,nge on
Thursday night. As the hour OF his execution dre~
nigh. his courage began to foTsake him, and when
the Sheriff wen; TO sec him az 9. o'clock, he found
hun l,ing IN 2et. crying Ike child win oioe In
his hand,
Rev. Mr. verren remained nearly all night with
him. The prisoner was frequently engaged In
prayer
THE Aztec CHILDREN. The guardians
Of these little noudescrpts have taken entirely
original couIse in introducing them to the paec.-
Without the distribution Of large small bills, and
without writing any articles themselyes-reyinS |
alone upon the press Tney nave succeeded inbrlng-
log together daily and nightly larger concourses oil
the arisiooracy of this City than hAye ever assem-
bled to witness any exhibition whatever. The I'M
poI.ance OF advertising is everywhere acknowledged
and these gentlemen have given an example TO the |
world that Danun even might envy.
~ The Anniversary of the Mulberry |
St. Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School will
be held 20 MORROW evening
REMARKABLE FEBRUARY.--The month to |
commence to morrow will contain five Sundays, |
m event which will not happen again for the better
pant Of a century.
NORTHERN I1APKroo.-I CuPIr WIN nav
packages u send Moth, will coLsllt their own
interest by patronizing the Hudson River Railroad
Express Of Archer & Os!rander, office Nos. 3 and
Hudsou.st TrUsty messengers convey goods to all
places as Troy and of connect, if neces
easy. with all other Expresses
POsT.OFFICE ENLARGsMENT.-An en-
largemeh. Of the present Post Office building is said
20 be in ccnte mplation. The plan suggested is 70
extend the walls so as to incose the whole now
surrounded by iron railing and thus make every foot
Of ground available. The lease OF the property will
not erple for number Of years, and With the pro-
proposed improvements tho building will probably
be amply sufficient for the entire postal business Of
the City for a long time to come.
70" The desperate travelling in the nar-
row streets of the City, is perfectly In.olera5le. In
some places the ice is four or five feet above the
sidewalks and the progress OF vehicle IS fair IL
lustrstion Of crossing the Alps
GxoLoGY.--A course of popular shilling |
lectures, on this vt.y important subject, will be |
commenced by DR.. An.isell on Wednesday evening |
next. in Clinton Hall. For programme see Special |
Notices OF first page.
Arrest FOR CONSPIRACY 10 TAKE LIFe. |
-Gustaf Abrscht, a young German residing at No. |
81 Corutlandt ST. yesterday appeared before Justice
Osborn and preferred a complaint agalns! Samuel
Aplapd and Gustat Tusholsky, cap manufacturers, |
of No IS Plat..s, charging them with conspiracy to
take the life Of Mr. Chas. Fox, OF No 1873 Wa'ersi'
The complainant, IN his affidavit swears that on or
about the 18th Of November last the accused called
uoon him al his store and, after talking while about
unimpor,ant matters, stated TO him that they lad
competitor in the cap business named Charles Fox
who was by his competition running them, and they
WISHED by some means 20 get him on: Of the way
FInsly they offered him s2j If ne would unIertaxe
to throw bottle Of vlIlol into his face, or use some
method 10 destroy hin vial containing viflol "as
hen handed to the con plalnant, who lefI promising
70 let The N hear OF his operations before long ADou'
veeE sfter this ntervie Albrecht saw Tushoisky,
who asked him If he had done anyihingio toHyet, |
and fndipg that nothing had been accomplished, ne |
gave \ Drechi another dollar. ana tod MN 70 piD'
nerof slxth.ay and Tweltth-st, where Fox resided,
ard there watch for him. ard when he appe.rei IN
slsh, 10 DO the 100 and make his escape.
lIorecht old 70. go, blt told TOsholsky ina. ne
had waited SIX hours 20 see him, bat was ols4p
noir.ed The defeIcant, Aplanc, was present du-
rng ,hls last interview, and told Al6rechs tnds ne