Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
fore Justice Mount5ord, but no peraOn being pres

fora Justice MountSord but person being present
70 sustain the charge, be yas dismiss g.
ANOTHER CASE OF SUICIDE.-A melan-
chov css ofeuicde occurred at the house 29 Broad
Wv an Tnasdav mornice about 3 o'clock the victim
bsing M- David Kyle, aged 40 years ice cireuaa-
stances Of this melancholy case are rs follows on
Tues-sy morning deceased came nome HoouV ooi.oA ~
and knocked 81 his beu room door; MS WI MIS-.
Lucy Kyls opeued tha door, wh she tound n'm IN d
state OF intoxication She assisted her nusnand 70
undrefs and get into bed, previous 70 whco no"eV-
er he drank some more brandy. He vas not long IN
he'd when he became quite rettess enoeavoringt to
get out Of bed and oalng for MIS- MeaIs; st who're
school nis daughter was pupil be remained ia .nie
state Tor about hour when ne gos up ana Wen1 70
bureau drawer. On his wife ssllng him what ne
doing or going to do, he sei3 he was ruined ana
that IN consequence he going to cut MS throat
His wife did not mind this a. ne was usually in the
babt q speaking IL that eiyls when lsborias under
thethscts ofdcink She however got up sad came
ngsr 1n, ghen he caught hold Of her She then
s'rogged vi IA BIN a1o escaped from the room INTO
the hal where she remsineG for about fifteen min
utes at the end Of which time she returned when she
beheld her husband yiog on the bed with his head
lesnnr over the sids aud breathing very hard She
ssw biood on the floor and cut in bis neck, when
becoming aarmsd she ran down and called Wye.
Tovneend Dr.. Forrest was called in but atsted
It was impossible ssye life The cut was inches
ia eugh and deep enough to sever all tie important
artsries lie died fifteen nnutes after the Doctor
was called il. pne jury returned verdict, stating
that deceSaed died by his own hand, while ia q DC
rauge5 state Of mind Deceased wss merchant and
said TO be worth fifty thousand doare.
FUNERAL OF HENRY GIBSON On Mon
day. the remains Of Henry Gibeon g soldier Of the
Gteenwood C-wetry. by large concoursn a ciri-
zepf. During th moroiog the prec eding day
the bosy lay Ia state and was viited bY many thou
sands auxous to 10 k on ons who bad stohd by Gene
| raj Washington IN many hard fouaht field. Az half
pas one O'Clock, the proc zson moved of the df'-
rent military companies Of the city aaing part ia the
ceremonies in more or lsss numbers company If
Coutinenteli-rs, under command of Captain Helf1e,
acted as q gusrd of honor. The procession, which
was large aud conr'ted of at least five thouss cd
persona after long and tedious march through this
city Brooklyn, having arrived at the Cemetry toe Of
f,iaing clergyman made some remarks appropriate
10 the lie and carsec of the deceased after which
prayer being recited the body was lowered into the
| earth. Captain Helnes company then nred three
salutss being the conclusion OF the funeral cereIoo
nies The granddaughter of Henry Gibson sttended as
chief mourner but there as also present son Of his
Of whose existence the old man uDaBare. The
son who Is an old man himsef bsing go years OF age
was not aware that his father still living but hay
ing seen mention made in the papern Of the funeral
about to take place In New York and his curiosity
being excited fom the fact of the name being similar
10 his o@n,hs determined TO come to New York and
raaks inqui'ies On his way hther he fell IL
with the delegation from Orange County, and after
mutual explanations he discovered that the deceased
was his father Asa Holden the other Revolutionary
soldier present with Henry Gibson at the celeb ation
Of Washingtons Birthday was also present at the fu
neral
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF POLICEMEN
hi0hv. rasasete ti-.is--sa rhl1rsdas
3 last made charge before the Mayor, against tnfee
pocs nen of the Goth ward, in which he complains o.
heinQ asaaulted by them in most serious man Der-
In his affidavit he states that, being on his way homt
through rhirty-sevenih street where he resides or
Wednesday last he assaulted by three men, wh'
struck him several tmaa the head and body gvnS
i him serious wounds He called loudly for help wher
Captain Haunegan and several policemen were at
traoted to the spot On psrceiving the Captain Mr
Gages assaisns immediately showed stare and sfateI
that they policemen, Up to this time MIR. le
ie bad imagined they were hiehway robbers endesyor
| Lsa frYhV ha hDf
y 5000 about him sud his gold watch. One Of his as
AZ salants 'rson named Munaon, who had beei
acquainted with him for years that it could not h
y that they mistook BIN for another On asking wb,
hs was scted such treatment he received for
ne r. ply you are the fellow want, fetch hin along
or someeuch words He was then taken to the station
house and thrust into cell, when he cent for ply
to scan to dress. bis wounds Before morning be We
u liberated by the Alderman Of the ward who advise
he him tn take notice of the matter This however
20 Mr. Gage thought better OF, ana accordingly he ma
W preferred the present charge Fselings OF prvaf
ut nature it Is said. prompted this extraordinary an
en- wanton assault on a respectable citizen
ls s FRAUD UPON GERMANs.-One of thos
nar,on VINO are ia The habit of prreentng them
1T selves az Secretaries Presidents f beneficial
r eietes arrested Tuesday CHARGED with havsn
NJ def auded Jacob Uirick of 604 Fourthst, ont Of 81
under the preterca Of enrolling him as a member
r. an association called "rhe German Mechanics PrS
t-otion Association The prisoner who called hin
self De- H. J. Romerezi, stated to the cOmplainan
that the aeeociatiop was for the relief and benefit
nd tr nee So he would be entitled to 81 so wee
during his illness On these representations Uric
es paid down the entrance fee, receiving at the can
-; time certificate of membership He art rwerda ha
~ reason to believe the whole a fraud, and zcoording
al eh arged the accused. The accused who rpresept'
himself as the General Agent located at No 81 Char
bers-st was held TO bail to answer the charge. It
aSl expected that many other charges will be made,
1p many Germans have been mised in a like manner,
not | paying money similar certificates.
set SHOT HIMSELF Jacob Bertschinger,
tr lei ndar
ehosma Ker supposed 70 haFe ueth IaporinS uAuSr
Of deranaed state OF mind, Saturday evening Ia
ON put an end to his existence by shosting hims
IN through the head with pistol He committed I
2 a awful deed the corner Of Broadway and TWeI
nee Third street. Officers Brown and Marks Of the IL
tbe Ward being summoned to the spot by The report
me- the pistol picked up the body Of the deceased
ety oenyeyed it to his residence. On searching bis
liar son the police found mpty pocket book, boz
enc percussion caps and blank bookin which
for ten his name, his ntry-sWitzsrland-and his
itu- 35 years Coroner Ives was summoned to hold
pom quest on the body, when verdict was returned
his accordance With the facts as above stated.