New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

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Throughout tia left temporal region. the anterior
portion OF the cerebral hemispheres, the night tenn
poIai region and the base of the brain the quantity
OF olooo was very great about the medula ooongssa
ano the cerebellum the blood in the sulci and ABOUT
Inc eereoeilum was coagulated; the quantity OF
nuia ahd coagHlated bloody efusion was more than
nan aplnt the tissues of the brain were somewhat
souer than natural throughout. lacerason or ef-
fusion Into the substance Of the brain was detected
the lateral venticles contained some bloody serum,
ano me nens lateral ventricls small clot; AFTER
caieiu search no fracture Of the skull was de-
fecteo the lungs, heart, liver, &c. appeared 70 be
Laturai the stomach contained six or eight ounces
OF unoigested and partially digested food the mus
GUAR tissues generally were some what softsned;
inc r'sor ortis was very slight ia my opinion tue
cause OF death was compression OF shs brain BY ex.
havasa'ed blood, and said extravasaston of blood
might nave been occasioned by violence.
on the conclusion Of the evidence. the Coroner
briefly charged the Jury on the testimony and is was
submitted for their consideration. In q short time
they returned the following verdict
That Mary Maloy came to her death BY injuries
inflicted, In the opiLion Of the Jury BY the hands OF
her husband, John Maloy, on the 18th March, 1859"
The deceased was q native Of Ireland, aged IS
years. and has let two children. one an infaAt at tbs
breast. The husband was committed by the Coroner
to prison, to await his trial.
Capt. Grove of the Twelfth Ward Po-
lice on Friday last, took into custody man named
John hoy. on charge Of having caused the death
OF James Kennedy, by blows inflicted the 25.h Of
December last Il appears that about o'clock on
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with his father, Thomas Hoy and one owen Ksin,
were arrested and committed to prison for the as
ssult upon Kennedy, and were detained for several
days, but appeared against them, and a. il
was represented that Kennedy was convalescens
and was not inclined to prosecute, they were dis
charged. Kennedy soon after died, and the parties
who inflicted the injuries upon him fed from the
City John Hoy, however a few days since return
ed, when he fell into the hands of the Police, As
above stated II is said that some physician gave
certificate for the burial of the deceased and sousa
he matt pkrNur M, tha Cny0
and no investigation took place. What action the
authorities wtake In the natter re nansto De seen.
Another swindle upon the Customs has
been detected, or rather exposed, within day or
two. An importer of all wares, II seems has for
several years been in the habit of altering his in
voices IN uflng manner, so as 10 make small
per ceDtage in his favor, which in tae aggregate has
amounted to large sum. Probably the fraud would
no, have been discovered but Tor quarrel bet wsen
the proprietor and clerk in his employ, soon after
which the clerk revealed the whole matter
The general condition of the streets,
as regards ice and snow, is no very toerable TIE
streets running up and down town are well thawed
out and only the narrowest OF the cross streets are
badly obstructed. But the quantity OF mud Is OF
course immense, and it will require the active ex-
eIons Of all the force that can be employed for at
least month, to get things in respectable trim for
warm weather.
The Grand Jury of the U. S. District
Court on Saturday presented several indictments
among them, one against John Mccain, captain OF
bark Edward johnson, for shooting At man while
lying at Havana. A charge Of assault with dan
terous weapon BY Morris Watts of the brig Harriet,
was dismissed.
Two fine copies OF the Bible will be
presented to the girls who shall produce the first aad
second best temperance notices for the adoption Of
their sex at the Youths Temperance Meeting at
Metropolitan Hall on the oath inst.
j. j. Simson has contracted to build
two large steamships for Vanderbilt's Nicaragua
route similar In dimensions to the Northern Light,
about 2sCO tuns The keel for the 6rst Is partially
prepared, and the second will be laid as soon as
lie vessel now on the stocks is launched. There
are Low about Dine steamers provided for that line
"A man named Thomas H. Clark, who
boarded at No 81 Spruce st, on Friday night put an
end to his existence by swalo wing an overdose Of
laudanum, " hich he had procured short time pre-
vious for the purpose of destroying himself He was
discovered shortly before his death, suffering from
the effects of the poison, and medical aid was pro-
cured, but too late to be OF any avail. From the
tenor of letter which was found on ms table, "a.
dressed to his landlord, Mr. Otto Fink 1t Is believed
that he was and had been, for some time previous,
in state of partial arrangement. The Coroner will
hold an inquest ON the BODY this morning.
CouRr CALENDAR-THis Day.-ClRcUIT
CouRr-Same Friday.
; surraioR CoURr-Published on Monday.
SUPREME CoURr-Speeial Term. THE motion CAL
endsr Will be taken up.
advertisement There is NO doubt
that the Daguerrean Artists of this City are unsur
passed in the world for the perfection Of their work.
and 1t 10 equally true that of all the good artists
here, RooT 10 universally admitted 70 De one OF the
few who are honored with the title OF 1.-THE best
Root has put his house in order for the sprtag bus
ness and is now ready-raln or shine-to give pic.
lures that cannot be surpassed In any point. His
saloons aye always the resort OF connoiseurs In art,
who find there tho largest collection of the faces OF
the Great that can be found in the City. careful
inspection of these triuuPhs OF ROOFS camera puts
one in such desire to see himself as others see
him !" that it Is next to impossible to leave without
your daauerreotype in your pocket, and your purse
= ltrIeEa very little lighter for, besides all other
recomme nd stions, the prices are ridicuiousy low
Everybody IN the City knows where Root IL, as well
as they know where to find the City Hail. but for The
Information OF strangers will state that his ex'
tshsiye establishment Is at NO 3o3 broadway, door
below Frankln-sI
Advertisement Farmers, Contractors
aIo Housekeepers in want OF male or female LABOR
Excharpe No. 81 CaBal-st., as the Commissioners
OF PENETRATION have about $500 persons now under
their charge, who are anxious to get employment a!
very low rates Oh wages
advertisement II THREE HUNDRED
prcp. Nvw SILKs-Rich brocade, striped ana plain
chaneeable silks, from auction, very cheap, at q M
RodiSe,s No 3a3 Grand-st., corner OF Orchard.
Also from the same sale, one invoice OF white craps
saaw1. Main and embroidered, from 50 to $40 and
sIs Aekno sed BY every one to be the cheapest
shawls sold this season.
-lAdvertise ment Nav Day GooDs.
The spring campaign fairly opens this day al =;
w Sanders & Co successors 70 .. barker, NO yVi
C..s~., There 100 cases of new goods will DO
ard sold at lower prices than any other store
~ ~ CIV We invite all our readers to Call and
.eeuye the barg aims.
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
In February, 249 patients were treated
=, the w,Ilismsbursh Dispensary. Of whom liz were
s",.;snsrs and II natives; $50 prescriptions were
,ssued.