New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

~ al yrs vs'rrIs VI y b--7sst Si s7st 81 ssih'
-.ss ND Ga rsa. ~ brsrsht hua 70 80 hs VI va
tics, Ne Melviits ris'5sa us-rs was Wsadsi - haa.
neh Gle Il Calioru,a whom she eNpse q, hs'k "a -
30 "a Their =sTaSrou sAe tod sAe -, Srs-sa =
VT neCoIr sor aevAneisE her money ASEa<siS e.'',i
lie ftsn shown 10 me AZ rot n tas hsna SrIag Of NJ
heNpae the one s-Aed ara diressc - >esl,s cav
o. = Leis Sataers nA" u in the hSnd writing Of VI Mel
vile Al psssed Nv the meme Of Ms st.ny at lac As,e
tcAriuE TIA; her hshatd woud AID her tie sSs
ann Mr. De Con- unt,I her ma r.t.r,s "a .,,-, "a,
here int-uenesd Sheh Asd oeea TO Ms Barker bys
Nj Sutherland u hsd been syea 70 Ma NJ, aud visaess
meant The letter resds A. folloSs;
MApsN BAEEEs- Do0y Ms4a-: Please sAy to Mis-
Uoods that 81 the Broadway Posi- Oice there i nsss
n Gyou5 As Ssiroe u aAosS b. SAY to her not
70 fail IN any one OF the directions 70, they Of vital IN
poitAroe 10 her shall sery 0ts thai made By her
- Any otRrr pr-sos during the dAy until she !. beyoal
roanA y A%r7 Gra;efany y0ar seFyS5s ,. sr-,,r.
Lors S:aaer be,as or sAid-I am u yosrs Of
! i've with M GRAND knew Mr., Melville: he was IN
TIE habit Of coming into the store 70 Sc NJ, UeOoSn'
IN his store this morning shentMr NeiVtle cslfe
about e o'clock be asked for Mr. De Corr ne eai
biz his hand the 6s; time tia. he eoasaI
Corn tnla him he out he took chair and al
down avail his Arnvs he wanted to 90 into the Once
very I'D: about 10 EinBtes sRer MI De came
through the Rssdef door. when Melville GOT snd had
stand them they 3 not to want to quarrel Mr. De-
Corn looked 81 the letter Snd handed Il back 10 Melville
D. Corn sid be must wait little and he went INTO ne
back part OF the premises be said WAt little IN sa,
gsh " few minutes sitter ne Com retained and adj sncei
within about feet OF Melville, and sh"t him with
pistol Whch he drew from his pocket Mr. De Com then
ran away M Melville did not sttempt strike Mr. De
Com with the slck TO violence. he held the
SICK BY the H1dle saw Mr De Cam POesens the pistol
and fell and tHpird- DE Corn ran out Of 'ae Resdest
eoOr.
uttsck him, and called Mr.. Graad; he cut toward
20 get assistance and DOT hBdns any hsP he re-
Wifres Cosiiasod-Mr DE- Corn called Tor s.tsoee az
te, the shot, and not before.
inkoaie b!iBTal sworn. sAdl hive VITA Nessr Gtrsnd
& De Com ard the store this morning when Me-
vile came in lie hooked wildly and hid stick " hs haad
heard De Corn say. s." have shot that bad man he thea
away.
ofEusefe Meville last him Tuesday week at No.
g Li-penaTd-st; boEolng there At the time with
hun eit that house lat THURSDAY, while he va absent
from the City he followed no busnssi say MI DE Corn
this mornns about o'clock hm again at y al the
FrsnklinsqaAre HoGse; he remained there some tune;
greatly seitated and much troubled; Ne told me
be bod shot husband but did not know whether n, Wa
dead not he said be hoas he would not have done
eScebtto save his own life h. said be sorry but
ala it to save his own life he did request b.
creied when len TO here locsed the door OF my
room ocsi ing him in came with M.dam Barker whoa
We len the hotel IL y o'clock Mr. De Corn was IN
closet adjoining AZ this time; can soisny swear
Ihesr my husband ssy he could ever meet Mt De Corn
soue he would hil him gave no re"ou bur THINK he
tsOus he said that be wished 10 speak 20
him beard Mr. De Corn say that he would always b. On
han he would attack HIM first; he dd nor say hs
would ki him hut would defend himself; Mr. De Corn
good friend my husband and leaned him money
Mr.. DE Corn q witness marriage.
IGnioi CG'peHfeft Captain OF the flnh "Nd foiicn,
beng sSorn s.id that b. aud O'Clock this after
boon Mr. Rucast.e allied in with Mrs M-l
vile and Madame Barrier; Mr. r. IL proprietor Of the
Franklin square Hote he told that Mrs Melville had
boarded there tot short time. and that she had told him
her husband shot; he sso sad he the 70
ihs about "a O'Clock Described the prisoner, aud
be sad the IN question answered the descrinOn rs
bed doubt but that the seoreted IN Mrs Mel
SIlle's he went 10 the hotel. and Mr. kncas'ls
kRocked AZ Mrs Ms door, but came wo tnsn
broke open the door and in pantry found Mr. De Cora
hing arrested him abs coat OF; Got
the snd found the pistol IN OF the pockets he pat
The cost ard arpe,red verv much depressed think he
aid he rhot Melville IN salt detuse he ssksd me n n
deed answered ieS" and ne seemed to be quite
d. Fund.- sworn testi6edto having made post
examination OF the deceased b. found the bullet lodged
the edge Of the right shoulder blades In ia
through tire chest entered the bTeas bone bet Teen tns
n aud 4th then went through the heart, the hasa OF
the lung and then sirkug the Stl nh passed upward
stous three ncaes and lodged under the sim.
The testimony here closed and the ease was submit
ted 20 the Jury who rendered verdict that Eugene
Melville came TO bis death by wound from pistol
,hot wir'ly hred o, hin. by Louis De Corn The do
ceased a native OF France about p ysars Of age
Upon the rendition OF the verdict the Coroner eoIi-
ml;ied De Com prison TIE letter which deceased
showed 10 Dc Gown Is, ,hs written In rrsncn
and from the mother Of the feceased stating that
.he had cen; presents his wife. THIS was the
whole Turpo-t Of the letter
EMIGRATION The following table shows ths
,.,o,,,.- Of p,rt 81 ,,.r