The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19
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THE WEArHER.-The morning Of yesterday was eEs
ceedingJ fine from dsybreak. When the day fully
ushered in the sky dark and appeared If rain
would soon fa-as noon approached it frightened up,
and the middle Of the day exceedingly warm. Tbs
thermometer at the HERALD Building ranged thus dur
ng the day:-At noon, 1876 at p M, 81; at p. NJ.
ST. The evening maintained the appearance Of connu-
GUS fine weather
SUICIDE TAKING PoRoN.-Coroner Ives yesterdaS
held an inquest at the residence of the Rev. Mr Hssey
NO Il North Moore street on the body Of Mary Qunn
domestic in the family who committed suicide by taking
an over dose Of narcotic poison The deceased IL
seems was native of Ireland and twenty three yeaxy
of and had been cook in Mr. Hseys employ for tho
last three past LatteIly it noticed that she
frequently that she would rather die than live that
George - would be the death Of her This George
- appears is young man to whom she much
attached but, during the last month he for
saken her, which circumstance is believed have been
the cause OF her destroying her life On Monday last
Mr asey and family being out Of town, Elizabeth Igo,
cousin to the deceased who likewise servant In the
house noticed unusual downcat appearance in Mary;
and that psht going to bed Mary be very
uneasy but in short time she appeared fall asleep
and in the morning, about four o'clock, Elizabeth
was woke up by the deceased making loud breathing
and rattlng in the threat Elizabeth touched her and
found her hands and cold She then endeayored to
her, but finding that impossible asstance was
Procured, and Dr. Maxwell sent for The physician
and from the state she in supposed it to
be epopexy, and epened the vein in the and
some blood from her IL did not however give any
lief In the afternoon, Dr. Robinson attended He used
thestomach pump but all the remedies proved falling,
the Coroner made post examination Of tho
body but could not find any decided poison Tho
only slightly from ali the
the fact OF finding empty bottle labelled audanum,
and the general appearance OF the body II evident
the opinion Of the medical Witnesses that the deceased
came to her death by narcotic poison. The ury
after deliberaon of hour found That the de-
ceased to her death by narcotic
poison supposed to have been administered by herself
The body taken by the sister of resi-
dence up town. from whence the funeral will take
place. The Rev Mr. Hasey and lady, hearing Of the
Hinges Of their domestic immediately returned home and
rendered every possible aid in their power in the kndest
manner, towards the unfortunate deceased.
MELANcHoLY DRowsrNe AT LoSG BRAscH-Two LrvEs
Losr.-A sad casually occurred Monday evening" at
Deal, near Long Branch below Sandy Iook, by which
Mr. John Y. Carlisle, OF the firm Of Skiddy Carlisle
Wall street, and Of Mr. Henry X. worthngton OF
"a State street Brot klyn lost their lives party
sisting of Mr. John Newbould OF BROOKLYN his SON q
young lad Mr.. and Mrs Henry worthiDCion, and their
Of Mr. benjamin Nooy and repaired to he beach for
stroll MIR Newbould and the two lads went in bathe.
ebb tide when Mr Newbould and the tay's father swan
TO his rescue Meantime, Mr.. Newborids son had got
out and to tbs boarding house distance Of three.
quarters Of mile, where he gave tfe alarm Mr. Car
| isle, Mr.. Barton and Mr.. Bergh ran down T1d
lived quite heated at the spot Ihey plunged in aud
lads father got exhausted and hsd to leave him Mr.
Bergh reached him and brought him to the cuter bar
and there ne found the body Of Mr. Carlisle tpder
water insensible boat brought the three shore,
WI ere Mr. Carlisle Immediately AEesthed his last ana
tho boy died at eleven O'Clock the same night 1t la
thought that Mr Carsles deash caused by deter
mnatien Of blood his head rom plunging so suddenly
into the when heated. His body by
his mother and sister brought up ON Tuesday 70
New York The body of Mr. Worthingtons came uT>
the same evening
BURNED TO DEArH.-An inquest held yesterday, C
the New York Hospital uyon the body Of nssd
Henry COOK who died frr the effects Of burns received
aweek ago NJ the paper as ,rGactpry Of Bowen Co.,
No Patt street The deceased in the Of iil-
ing lamp with alcohol wen the liquid took Ere and
yeoped ann in flames causing burns which resulted in his
death Verdict accsrdngly
SUDDEN DEArn.--Soroner Ives, yesterday called to
hold an Inquest sn the body OF Michael Colsman st
place.
/ AN OuTRAGg9us AssAULT.-As Doctor Putnam o. Nc
| soV broome ttreet returning, on Mondsy nKss
nom avail New Rochelle where be was poa,a'ngt ne
was attat ked by three lrishmen who spproashed nm
frt IN benHd and struck him several blows Wnaa tns
Doctor turned round TO defend himself they cAt nm
badly with stones which they held IN their nseA Upon
his tAipo oudy for assistance the rascas nei After
II ppctol arrived at his hotel and stated ns facts ot
mis- anton aggression, many gentlemen SET out in puT
,nit ~ MA as,innts returned alter time without
and,n sy ~ fham Tho Doctorbas beex confined TO hs
room spce saturday, 1T his home In this city.
mu,r,rt Fxoupsov- Tho Curtis Guards under tbs
command gfCaptain William Chauers passed our cince
- 49, o'clock ycste day mcrnag their way % the
T6npifv n tagtt prsctcr Trey nuub rs5 foty tnus.
Rats aul uteIcbtc IA excellent otysr to ths 'rvils
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