The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04
| City Intelligence.


BRUTAL HUSBAND CAUSING HIS wfFEs DEATH BY
BEATING.
Coroner Ives yesterday held inquest at the Beis-
Hospital. the body II Bridget Culber aged q
year, born in Ireland wife Of james Cubert o.ue
10 her d'ab In consequn nee OF violent beating inflicted
by her busbnnd The evidence skea before the corons
wus as follows:
TESTIMONY.
Mrs Catharine Moore being sworn says-I reside sx
No AZ Oak street am relation dec1ased two
wee ago the decea.ed LEI. my hOuse Monday but
the Sunday previous she and her hue b. nd aarreed
Saturday night her husband gave her five collars and
kept one dollar himself she wanted of hun other
collar on sunday morning before he was Up she teas
awske and missed II she ref-ed to give from this
quarrel .Dsu.d b. tween them both sitting the
beotde the hu band bad been ipy thc night PREVIOUS
and was getting sober the prisoner take
The money from the deceased; she then caught nf
bis hair and be puI'd her by the hair and they both
fll upon the floor che fell first aud b. fell upon hnr
tbe hit her b. ad against the rocking chair pos.
cannot ssy which which cut the scalp the wound bed
very much he went out and did not return until tues
day she left tn. house on Monday myrning , wess
to Mrs R.ardin's the husband has lived In my house
since the fret Of May aud have him drunk
before the Saturday pight above stated
Ellen Mctira,h sworn says;-I reside at No rs
Cherry street ! am the sister Of tbs dcca ed the
test Of my knowledge the assault
fst SUNDAY of JUNE. saw h,r the following morning
having gone to her not knowing thls a, ything
wos he matter. sbe told me that she most dead
said " hats the matter 7" she told that her husL
band bad kill her the hair Of hr hsad on one
side had been cut of aud sticking plaster had been
applied; she complan,d d of her head altogether Mrs
Moore said to me You NAV thank the lord ,hat your
sitter Is lot dead before you that such
murd'r he sawthnt 'hr prisoner kicked shlc
he was able 10 stand over her y Mrs Moore told
that tbe took ut paiis Of blood she
was conplaipiBg Of ber clio hes being so,d with blood
sbe went from thence TO Mrs Reardins ,naay aud
law her there her husband in the habit of beatog
ner Ne " ~ ht'npernte msn my sister did not get
better. 70 got her into Bellevue Hospital Mrs Fian-
Desn was lust Ia come to hc. and but entrrs
ttstfe ouId not have my hcu-e
the sccu Cd VA anxious to have Mr. Fannyan her
on, OF doors he told bu, (be accnsed) he soud not
tli he got place To put h- Ia the prisoner SAID he
~ouid not get place. but that she night walk the
street; ubtrt Is u halter by trade Mira Pisnoixan
told me ihnt sis.r had seyere usage ~ her house
Dr Elliott of Bellevue ITO ptlai, mace = pot IN .rtem
eM mnation on ,bs body OF dec-astd and und iaures
alb but he bs nd II the and ohe. port s m her
btdy. sufficient To death
The cae was then ubmin % to the jury. oh ! after
short dciberatioD render, Il The following verdict That
BRIDGE nhit the d. ed 10 her d.ntb by inju
Ii,r inflicted nj the house uf Mrs Moore by the nds IL
her hu, band the 9Th u.mo she died ihe 3oth Cu-
hrt Who had been arrested by officer Woyau of the
Iourb ward was. on the v,ruct being rrtnrn-d
mitao top,on by the Coroner, to await action of
the Grand jury
sALr % kryoIrrioNARy REsiNt cr.-On Wednesday
ttIe o revolutionary remnes took pac. ut L.
Nand, water Co.'S ~ Wall str,ot The rale was poor
yaitndtd Though most II the autographs on-d
IN IN. catai' gue fod They were the ba,snc- OF
the exepivt collection o. th late Col Aaron Burr CON
sht ng part of The original letters OF Washington
Ihmroo. Lord SterliDg. Gosernory Clinton Tinolby
li'ktiipg. Count fuhski and mapy others Among the
large collection q autographs soid mention fol-
loving as beng he mpOraut:-R.cclpts for tseu
Wa teiont sores. dated 177S sold for 75c reccpt
book with Cos autngia aphs q Philip Livirgton. william
Robert IskiDe ad 80 Geatral Washington dated lTfg,
sold tor 25c,nts Ens goudiuot President OF hs me no
Istle Dgrrts dated l74 .cd fur 4! cents Alexander
Hamilton daud l1tl sold Tor 20 cents; General H.gs
NGsbi, On dat i1S1 .od FIR SO 25: Joseph bona
parie Jne a,ne de Nopo.on soid for IS Canoss
tcnlttoT too Tor ~, Ntckrr ulster Louis XVI,
aih'r e Madame statl = ID for ~ Barbez minis.
ei Of H. us ANI sold for 81 cents: Louis xv a.d the
DUE Dc bo'ul bis minister. signatures brevet
dssd lI6l s'ldhrs2 pr clnmsr or Gcr rye CIntoa
Gov'rn'r Of he state ~ New YORK dated Iis rod for
81 30 p.utiop gee citizens New YORK tIeorge
I III
Cruts extracts ofa from Mr. Hazard tb. prrsi-
{, ~ ~ Conprss dated I77p sid for rs cents C.orus
We hupior dated l777 sold for SO 50 The
bon ght mostly by pecuat orr IN large lots ike
nesr of Aaron BUR vas pnt up, but could not and
tiddei Robert Emmets speech at Dublin was sold for
81 csnts,
I'm. E,E % Tnr ForRrn OF JuLr Yesterday beipr
III Of 'be Fourth Of July the day aud night ~~s
c.tiraid by innnmel able boys and Of Iiprr yt $
iy explosion OF all kinds of FIRE In the streets,
rld he 4, charge Of firearms in every part OF New
York brooklyn nu0 Williamsburg. But this was onsv
the prelude tie great eiruon which Il TO m. off
morrow, When the rattle of 6re-crsckers rpeuts add
kerry and 81 tolls the ascension If rocs.ts ADD
Roman candles the dTisy or magnificent fire works ar
the City Hall and every de crpton Of r.oicnxs over
the city will msIk The sacred day Of Iudedsodsnce
FIRr -0n Friday fire brok. out In the basement Of
unoccuphd cottage In Broadway corner OF sixty
seventh street owned by Mr. Hoyt IL quickly OK
urguibed before nuy material damage was effected
I'll hre evidently the work OF an incendary "A NO
person resdes on the prrmises.
FIBE- Last night fire broke out In the baseme NJ
the I7S Broadway occupied by a ker uame
J,sph Maur IL was occasioned by the nnrstinv or =
csnIheDe lamp aud was exnguished before any mate
rial dsmage done.
Aoofpssrs One Of the workmep fa OIL the resr build
ing corner q Nassau ana Litrry streets at 5 p NJ,
op irdsy end was severely injured. lie taken
TO the City Ho~pi'al by poLc, man.
en- Friday a mnn paD.o Patrick Mathew, while
~ sork digging out cellar in trinity place, badly
njurd b, y hank Of ear b falling up % MIN
young man. named james u, nch attempting to
Elm fte IN Tomrkins squnre ftdiy fell J,u
m.ke his ltg uv we teAsa " the bospit1 bs =
prEsSs4Aa