The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11

DEATHS FROM Observation-Disclosures Gamble held An in
Grand and East Streets upon the body of unkpown
man. which found the East river on Wednesday
The following testimony taken:-
ward about four O'Clock found the body of an
man feating in the slip at the foot of Delaney street;
got rope and made him fast.
It was the opinion of the witness that the body had
been three or four months in the water The following
is description Of his dress A blue plaid jacket
heavy brogan shoes He had Fifty cents in his pocket
The hair OF the deceased appeared to have been black
The same Coroner held inquest, at the same time,
upon the body Of man. then unknown which was taken
from the water foot Of Grand street After the inves-
CATION the body recognized that Of Michael Cald
well native of Ireland aged about thirty six years who
was drowned some short time since. The jury returned
verdict OF Accidental drowning in each case.
SUDDEN DEATHs-Coroner Gamble held an inquest yes-
terday at the house No 90 Orange street. upon the body
of man named William Moore who died there suddenly
on WedDe day night.
John Moore deceased had worked for him
three years ago; did not him since until yesterday
Wednesday, when he to my house; stad about an
when he very hoarse and could scarcely speak The
witness described deceased being iii during the even
ing he vent to bed ok fit Of coughing got up, and
vomited blood he died in twenty minutes.
After hearing the medical testimony Of DR.. Uhl the
jury rendered verdict of hemorrhage from the lungs
The deceased was native of Scotland and about thirty
eight years of age.
The lame held inquest yesterday morning,
at the house No 4G7 Fourth street upon the body of
man DDmed John Miller who died there suddenly when
in his bed, at twelve o'clock on Wednesday night.
Mary Cannon-The deceased, John Miller has boarded
with me since the first OF June last he was porter in
coffee store; he has not complained Of any particular
sickness for the last two weeks he ate but e last
Wednesday night he home about half-past ten
o'clock he was little tpsy, and had TO take of his
boots; heard until called and went to his
bed he was just dying that was about half past twelve
O'Clock.
Thomas McNevins deposcd to the deceased coming In
and going to bed he went to Sleep and deceased aso
witness Weakened up by deceased making strange
noise as II he dreaming he then became still;
doctor brought, and pronounced him dead.
Doctor Uhl-Made external examination Of the BODY.
in my opinion death was caused By apoplexy produced
by intemperapce. Verdict accordingly. The deceased
native Of England and twenty seven years Of age
Cor oner Hilton held an irquest yesterday evening At
the houfe No Catherine slip upon the body jeremiah
Foley, who died there suddenly at eight O'Clock in the
morning appeared from the testimony that the de-
ceased worked along shore and generally lodged in the
above boufe for the last three years He Of very
temperate Labits.
John Monshan-Saw the deceased in bed between twelve
md O'Clock in the morning; he then awake; he
had complained Of pain in his chest got up at eight
O'Clock In the morning and went to his bed he was then
speeches.; he died after.
After hearing other testimony, and that of Dr. Foot
the jury rendered verdict Of death from intemperance
The deceased about twenty three years Of age and
native Of Ireland