Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-14

bany during night trip. He afterwards mended his
evidence and said 1874 not lsi By hisevdcnoe
the of the it is contended was materially in
huenoed and Mr.. Forrest now comes torWard backed
by the evidence Of Mr. Eddy actor by profession who
that at the time specified by Doty he playing
in st. Louis He is also borne out in his atdavt by the
evidence of Dr. H. p Quaskenboss who states that at
the same time Miss Clifton under his treatment Tor
serious Illness and could not possibly be in Inc place
sworn to- Under these circumstances, Justice Osborne
issued warrant for the arrest Doty for perjury and
in default of finding bail in the sum Of Sl5OO he was
kept in custody.
ANOTHER MURDER CAsE.-On Sunday
evening" between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock
named william Kelter, was wounded in the shout
der by discharge of gun, at the corner OF Fortyhth
street and Second Avenue. The wound continued to get
until Tuesday evening" when Keter expired Pre-
yious to his decesse antenortem examination was
held when it appeared that deceased in the act OF
taking board from fence situated the premises Of
Charles W. Lowerro, when called out to him to,
Put down that board he would shoot him.. He re-
fused to do, whereupon the fired and wounded
him above stated. witness named Michael Dennis,
stated that Lowerre admitted the shot was fred from
gun Of his, by named Jake Jacob Roter, who
was brought before the dying but could be den-
tilted by him During the GAtenoren examination. the
wounded man having died, the Coroner was summoned
and an inquest held the body on Wednesday last,
when after many Witnesses examined the jury
turned verdict etrongly duplicating Lowerre being
either before or after the fact and he
cordingly held to bail to answer to the charge
REMARKABLE CASE OF SUIcIDE--A
vounq woman named Charlotte Whe tmeier who resided
at 81 Kingst., and who by profession vest maker
was discovered dead her bed Sunday morning last
and having the appearances of being so Tor ten days-
What is extraordinary in the case is that though she nag
not made appearance for such length of time, yet
no one thought of knocking at bresng her door until
AMIR Lauber of 144 Canal st. in whose family she had
been employed servant having called relative to
some vests she was make astopished at the cir
of the case and having procured the assist
ance of an officer broke in the door and found her dead
at above stated Deceased had had two nlegitimate
children but both dead. Mr. Knapp druggist, re-
coqnised being person to whom he had sold ar
senic time previous and the paper IN which 1t was
being found on table, the jury to the conclusion
ttat she had died by her hand, aad they returned
their verdict accordingly,
MURDER OF A WIFE BY HER HUsBAND.-
A tragedy has been enacted Friday, at the house,
2O4% East Thirteenth street. which has created great
excitement Cries of murder being heard from the above
mentioned house. the police were called 10 the spot and
on entering they found woman named Mary Mallory
living on the floor in dying condition from injuries
inflicted on her by hsr husband John Mallory who flung
her the ground and stamped on her with his heavy
brogan shoes. DR.. Budd sent for, but before he
could arrive the corpse. The murderer was
taken to prison to await tho issue Of the Coroners In
being woman named Catherine Garry who having
heard the screams Of the deceased went into the room
what the matter The jury returned verdict
wilful murder which the prisoner heard with muoh
composure not having the least appearance being dis
turbed by it, He was fully committed to await his
trial for murder
SEDUCTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES An
elderly gentleman named Mlward, the father of
three sons all of them married. figured on Thursday
last In the Superior Court defendant in case OF Sc
duction; the plaintiff being Thomas Mulverhol who
brought the action for damages sustained by the loss OF
his daughters services. Mary Muverhol, the subject
and primary of the suit stated that she had gone
to live with defendant twelve months ago. that
night she in bed, and that the defendant
into her and against her wishes got into her bed
and that he did several timesn all about six times
and the consequence that she became pregnant 1t
was ought impeach the girls testimony by showing
that she was unchaste previous to going to Mr. Mill
wards live, and that she had been terms Of nt
macy with Joseph Mward son to the plaintiff short
time aft coming his fathers to live The jury
dered verdict of $1,000 damages for the plaintiff
ANNUAL ADMISSION OF MEDICAL GRAD
YATES AT THE UNIVERSITY, 'WAsHNGToN SQUARE
On Wednesday evening the annual commencement Of
the Medical Department of the University was held in
the chapel of the Institute, Washington Square. large
occupied the body of the building amongst whom
were many ladies' The Professors seated plat
those of the medical profession being robed The
winter were admitted read by Dr. Draper who then
called to the platform consecutively eight grad
uates and presented them with their diplomas after
which Professor Bedford forward and delivered
address congratu tulatory all the members of the
profession on their admission to the body These grad
yates form quite an army of NJ. DIS in themselves
TRIAL OF JOHN L. O'SULLIvAN AND THE
CUBAN symPArmzERs.-Thi case which has been long
expected and has caused a great anxiety only in
New York but generally throughout the United States,
was brought on for trial Monday last in the q s. Dis
trct Court Judge presiding The charge against
Mr. OSullivan and his associates is, it will be remem
bered msdemeanor for being engaged in citing out
military expedition against Cuba, colony Of Spain,
nation with which United States peace The
District Attorney and Mr.. Ogden Hoffman appeared
the part the people, and Messrs Cutting, Van Buren,
and E. Blankman the part of the prisoners. The
occupied the attention of the Court every day during
the week.
SINGULAR CASE OF ABDUCTION. - On
Tuesday last an extraordinary of abduction
red the person girl of five years of The
child it appears sent to school to Amity Place by
mother just she entering the schoolhouse
she was seized by gentleman and carried eff in
rage he had in waiting No trace has yet been dis
covered Of the chlds whereabouts but suspicious att
tach German merchant in Boston, against whom le
gal proceedings about being taken for the recovery
of the child andt is thought strange develope-
ments will be made durug the progress Of the case