The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-10

C0r00eru' InqueD1o.
THE LATE PArAL srABDIN0 AvvKAY-ISoUisfTroF
1T CORONER 0AMBLH-vURDICr OF rHB juicy.
Coroner Gamble yesterday hsd N Inquest 81 tbs Neg
York Hospital the boly q Dennis cSlliaa vho esns
day night last 1t the hands Of Thomas Murphy vhue 10
quarrel at the OF Dover and South streets the
following II the evidence taken before the Jury
Thomas g. slusson, reading ct No. 50 South rflh
street, Williamsburg being sworn, said-l an steve
dore; the DECEASED Thomas Collins and the pr,sonsr
ing paid them Oh in Mr. Decides store No ios sonth
street after noticed the deceased jumping ovsr
chair and appeared TO DO skarking he went TO the par
and the prisoner ALSO while there noticed tbs deceAssa
and the prisoner In conversation, but what they SAT-
oiu not know they did appear to TO be qusrcsas
the deceased went towards the door, II he va ing
out the followed and when about Two or thre
feet from the dc the prisoner took hold Of IN.
the collar with his left ha md tbrast his nght mana
forward towards the lower part OF the decsa eds billy
III drawing his hand back. rAw that he bad Jscs sns,
with black handle, in his haad In about ave minates
afterwards the deceased the back part q the
store and said he stabbed and that Murphy hsd
stabbed him murphy imnsAey ei, M
his bowels protrnc ing the deceased was conveyed
to New York Hospital; there other persons
the pa les but myself; the scuie oetseen ths
prisoner Mr. DECIDE three four minutes after
saw the knife in the / and. OF the prisoner
Nicholas Deede residing lt4 South street being
sworn said That Saturday evening last the d-cea Ell
ana the prison err Thomas Murphy in my store
was on the outside Of the bar and saw IN In. hands
Of Murphy knife; then said TO Murphy. "You
not pull out your knife here you must shut II up ne
not putting his knife up when toll him ] kno ked u
out OF bis hand he picked the knife again and put 1t
In his pocket and the instant tbs deceased
to and said he struck ,hen noticed blood "a his
overalls said to Murphy "lou mus. not leave this
house: will get ofcer and take you up" o-fore
could get officer he started and up south sset;
when the corner of Roosevelt and South streets
ripped him up he taken and put 10 the ha1As
Of officer the deceased brought 70 the New YORK
hospital person except the prisoner had knife In h
hands that nigh in my house that saw
Samuel Pien residing l6i South street. being
said On Satur. ay evening, after taking my
tea tea went into the s;n store and Advised c.l
drinking little he then went out, an returned
in about fifteen twenty minutes with piece OF beet
at the counter Mr. Murphy stepped up alo and
said to the deceased eff treat three you can't
called for did not drink nor do know if Collins drans
but Mar ply did, then went towards the steve with my
face the bar, and heard knife open and shut; thtn
of bitch thai comes near viii stick him, and Col
Inns the deceased came to me with his hands on his
belly and said that he was stuck and that Murphy had
done it; then started for officer but before got
back Murphy had started to run away but was trpPed
DECIDE secured him until the officer came.
James Henngan residing at b5 Ii tie street. Brooklyn,
being ssdo On Saturday evening"
end of the counter; saw the pri oner Murphy, taAs
hold Of the deceased with his left hand by the coat col
the belly as he drew band back he had jack
knife in his hand; Collins said, 81 think you will take
Mr. DECIDE tried get the knife from the prisoner
and In doing 80. cut his thumb and finger.
Edward Derby, one of the surgeons to the New York
Hospital being sworn, said-The deceased brought
to the hospital about 10 O'Clock Saturday night with
aspenetratng wound of the abdomen about inch and
bali to the lett Of the medium line, and two inches
above the pubss, from which woand small knuckle of
ntestioe protruded this returned and the wound
dressed; he seemed to do well until about o'clock
Monday niRhN, when he began to fail, and ed ct 4
O'Clock on Tuesday morning. Nov g.; post norton re-
vealed intense peroni,is there wound of the in
testines; the wound the of death.
The evidence here closed and briefly reviewed to
the jury by Coroner Gamble who after short deibera
tion rendered the following verdicThat the said Den.
from jack knife in the hands Of Thomas Murphy, ON
Saturday evening, Nov 5, 1853"
On the rendition OF the verdict Murphy was remanded
TO prison to await his trial. await the action Of the
born in Ireland Hs was married, and lived In Cherry
street, near Roosevelt.
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH-SUPposED CAUSED by VIoIKNcE.-
On Saturday night at late hour, the pokce found
genteely dressed, named N. Bra dbury, lying in
sensible in Of the streets in the Second ward with
cut the right eye and several contuscns
the head. The injured man conveyed to the New
York Hospital where he continued in nsensble
asceraned how received the injury but the
impression is that he had been violently assaulted by
some rowdies, either for the purpose of robbery
wlful mischief The deceased is known BY persons
about forty years Of age and visit to this city.
Coroner Gamble called to hold an inquest on the
body, which will be dore this day.
THR FATAL ACCIDENT JOHN F. BEcKEg.-Ye stsrday
Coroner Hilton called to hold the inquest the body
Of John F. Becker aged 10 years who for the last twenty
FIVE years the doorkeepsr for the democratic party
at Tammany Hail. The old gentleman, I. seems
knocked own by one OF the city cars as 1t passing
in front of Txmmany Hall his leg broken by the
passing him This, together with other INJURIES
caus'd death in short time after at the New York Hos
pta). Tho body conveyed to 10 nominick street
,he late residence Of the deceased An inquest will be