The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

terdsy, at the City Hospital, upon the body Of a man
PANIED Michael Carroll who dropped dead whilst at work
coal yaId i'm Anthony street. Rose Carroll wife Of
the deceased depoed that le In poor health for
some time PAST; he went TO work in the morning. a.
usual about one O'Clock information was brought home
that he dead.
John McNulty-Deceased working near to me in
screening Goals he stopped and called to his brother in
law sJohp, - hut said more until he died
Dr.. Swift WAS examined, and after hearing his testi-
mony the jury rendered verdict of death from rupture
of aneuIism Of the aorta. The deceased was tMry
years Of age, and native OF Ireland
Tng LATE SUICIDE IN EAST observation-disclosures Wilhelm
held inquest, yesterday at the house No i76 East
Broadway, upon the body Of Gustave stern, who com
mitted suicoe by shooting himself Sunday afternoon
reported in the Herald yesterday morning -
Ellen Gilbert dsposedTbe deceased lodged with me Tor
the last Ave months past he appeared to be scky since
New Year, do not know what kind OF business ne was
engaged in previous to that tme the last saw him
ALI, was saturday evening last when he played with
two little children in the parlor; did not see him at
breakfast yesterday Sunday morning. the servant giI
locked then Mr. Copes told me that his little girl had
heard the report of pistol sent for officer three
came, and forced open the door; we found him lying
John H. Copes testi6ed-Sy little girl told me that she
had heard the report Of pistol the servant girl knocked
swer then endeavored 10 look in at the keyhole but
found rtopped upon making the hole clear some
brains scattered upon the wall we forced open the door,
found the deceased lying dead between the bed and
the bureau
Dr. Charles Herschel deposed to his knowledge Of the
deceased for years. had the impression that he was
not OF sound mind DR. Van Roth and myself in consulta
ton came to the conclusion that he not sane; on
the 23d instant Dr. Van Roth and myself made afdavits
at the cour Centre street to the effect that he
confirmed unatic. After hearing good deal OF other
testimony relative to the unhappy occurrence the Ipry
pistol when in deranged state of mind" The deceased
20 years of age and native of Germany The fol-
lowing note was found in his room by the Coroner
New YORK. March "a, 1858.
Dear Parents-I have suffered very much in this world
die with light heart and hope Forgive for the
which have caused you in careless manner Adeu
forever. GUSTAV
Give my best love to my dear sisters and brothers.
DREADFUL CASE Observation-Disclosures OF THE
MoTHER-Coroner O'Donnell held an inquest last evening
ut No 76 Greenwich street. upon the boldly OF male
mother Christina BAREBACK Sunday night The evidence
is very voluminous and we.pubsh the details of the
dreadful deed as given by the mother herself with great
sangfrad
stated have been in the United States for the last Two
years am native of Germany; have been living with
black wdon New Jersey for the last year; he
is the father of the deceased child lying dead at this
place: the black mans name is CYRUS Cole my child was
two months old and he died last night about two o'clock
he not sick before his DEATH understand that am
at liberty to answer or not whether have choked my
child and caused its DEATH understanding my rights
answer that have caused the death of the deceased
child by choking it, the reason have killed my child is
account Of black being its father. as it would
bring shame and disgrace upon myself ana nay fanny
my parents live in Rsddington about Ave or six miles
Phillip Deck, r deposed to the mother coming to the
house last Saturday evening with the child in her arms
they came from the emigration office.
Catherine hadner sworn-Was in bed in the same
with the and deceased child onSunday night;
about two O'Clock heard the child gaspng three four
times and struggling Tor breath. good deal OF zorro.
borative testimony was taken.
Michael 1aedlein deposed-I am upholsterer; came
here about twelve O'Clock to day. in looking at the de-
ceased saw blue marks around the neck, think the
marks were caused by violence.
The jury rendered verdict of death from strangulation,
by Christina BAREBACK, the mother Of the de-
ceased.
Coroner o'nonnel! made out warrant. upon the
dion of this verdict and Christina committed to the
Tonbs by officer from the Chiefs Office.
THE LITE ACCIDENT UPON THE HARLEM RAILROAD
Coroner Hilton hela inquest yesterday at the Belle
vue Hospital upon the body Of Charles Mskenpa who
Railroad The body not identified for some days,
and from the fact Of card being found in hs pocket
with the of +. Thorpe, Highbridge marked upon
It, some unsasness was expressed upon the part OF the
numerous friends Of that gentleman. 1t appears
to ns when he with s death
testified to by his wife Eliza Mckenna Morris Miller de-
posed thai he engineer of the Albany express train
to New York when about Seventy ninth street saw the
deceased in company with another man, walking upon
the track they were in the middle Of it, sounded the
alarm whistle they both looked rounl and the Other
evenly FIRST street . deceased continued to walk in
he middle Of the track; Immediately sgnifed 9 down
lTakc,n which complied WITH reversed my engine
Id slschened speed from venyeght TO eight miles an
hour engine struck the deceased noticed him to con-
inue the rack when the other man left this testimony
oborated by that of the fireman brakeman and
conductor Of the train. John Sullivan was in company
with the fsceacd upon the gay IN questions ne sara ne
would walk mile and half TO the depot that we would
drink the fare both the train coming and left
the track; him struck by the engine. The jury
rendered verdict Of death from injuries accidentally
ceiyed upon the Harlem RAILROAD The deceased was
native OF Ireland.
IAIH OF MRS. GmRY-ARaEsT OF HER HUSBAND ON
CHARGE OF MI RDER.-Mrs Ge.ry, who dreadfully
beaten by her husband Friday night reported in
paper died Bellevue Hospital yesterday evening
Her husband, William Geery is still u,der arrest upon
the charge Of murder. Coroner Hilton will hold an in
sg6tion into the circumstances connected with the
tragic occurrence at half past ten O'Clock this morning.
DROWNED BoDY feuND.-Coroner Gamble held inquest
yesterday at the foot of Bal clay ST. eet upon the body Of
an unknown m,n, which found in the North river,
on Sunday evening.
Eomond Barrett te tilted to the finding and securing
Of the body.
Mr. J Ccckefair-I assisted in taking the body
from the water: 1t is very much decomposed the
greater part Of the face being and the bones laid
bare; there is also portion OF the skull gone the
dressed in black overcoat old drab cashmere
PANT oons drab plaid vest cotton under and muslin
shirt, black stock with long ends and boots with
overshoes; his hair is dark brown and little grey;
nothing found upon his person by which he could be
recognized he appeared to be about fifty years of age
BURNED DEAIn coroner Gam5le held inquest yes
terday at the City Hospital upon the body of Vary Car
denel who fingered there since the 10Th instant under
the effect Of dreadful burns which she received at the
FIRE in Orange street that night She died Yesterday
in great agony Dr. Cooper testified TO the nature Of
the injuries The jury rendered verdict of death from
burns accidentally received at No II Orange street.
The deceased thirty years Of age, and native Of
Italy
Police Intelligence.
Ssdmship.-feserday the hearing concluded before
Justice bogart in reference TO the alleged participation
Of Mr. Horace A. Shaw with George L. Hamilton, in the
,ale Of spuous Iasase tickets for the steamship Uncle
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