New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11

viii the fact that Mr. vredenburgh sso did much Of th-
oU'sfiorirg Of the wDesse would appear NJ
To' III NE course which he tOok had be not
pied tfe position which he does
Mr. Nroom u On proceeded to inquire the reason why
Mr james Coleman, the regular Coroner Of the Cpunty
had DOT the carrying Of the Investigation he had been
present all Tho org snd yet had been casf on %
son isier the duties 81 his Office He would like hear
some lsDson Of this unusual mode Of prov e@dure
My John PeDDe Of SpntsuOod ia .tice Of the Peaea
who was The psrson acting Coroner ssid b. believed
hat The lag - "ined that in the sbsDcs Of the Coroner
Juiice Of the Peace eupo Fer-d 20 emoanel Jury
snd csrry an nvet gsion. H. denied that Mr. COLI
had been present the ent Of the pro
econ =, and furthermore asked Of Mr. Coleman II h.
lPeirIe) DID not ask him TO carry the inquest he
e oi.msI sick.
Til. que,tlon answered in very Indirect manner.
FINALLY ibe Jury seemed 10 think that SIR Psrrne had
CONDUCTED II 20 far be should continue through The
Coroner expressing his willingness and the COuns- for
Railway Con psny assuring hm that there nothing 10.
formal illegal dong the Justice consented 10 con.
III ne 70 COZ dOct ihs iive-tgs'ion
Mr.. VrOom explained that he only wished n have the
proceedings coIdUded IN such manner that there
should b. room for csvg, any loop hole for the
eseape q parties whom the responsibility Of tue acci.
dtIt nsbiUy oevolvtd
Nj Vreeoenburgh said he came there to elicit nothing
bpi facts.
Tie inquest then proceeded With Mr Vroom taking
part IN the sinoer of The iBves igson There was
CONSIDERABLE feeling exhibited against the reporters by
VIZ J4Inss Bn' ktleT, who very energetic assuring
them hat be jersey and didn't a d-n for
sDJ Yokfr He further said that the reporters the
Place by o1m ana wanted 10 have every thing their
Il
~ New YoIk they were 10 Jsrsey. This l.ngu .ge
msos Of during ne recess between the morning ADD
aeTno sessions He further infimste1 that would
pruoeDt for them to be very careful they would get
themselves into tr Uble.
We h"ulo here explain that this person and another
I'd Guck Cfthe kidney, largely interested
N ib4 Csmoen and Amboy Railroad lie vas present
when The reporters commenced tskiDg notes The Wit
s.ked number Of questions from both Corp
usr Counsel sno JUrymsn and Il almost imp ,ssble
each the d Of Their The Coroner respect
fully requested allow the witoes answer in such
manner he reporters could understand down
This poi-ly I'D; bat sti the rapid and
ilo,nCt when be again requested 10 fsyo; the
poItTs Some person msde the remark tba, At that
pey Should gr ir ugh and suggested III if the
y could catch th- they 20 without
iLlm After tn Coroner refused to again request the
Witnesses 10 rFst Their sDswers saying you have the
same chance with u, gei tlemeu.
The following il the evidence taken q the Inquest
cOFONER's INQUEss.
~ nine O'Clock yesterday morning Ju,tce Perrne in
the abser the rev Coroner summoned Jury and
d IqDis;ion the dies Of & enid two
years Old, Caue bier Of Mr. DGsun. Atimn-y Law New
Yorb snd tie Of the chd together with the bodies
OF aud xoman unknown al tbs house OF Lewis Spen
Ger, IuIl etPer Of Old Bridge The following are the
names u the Coroner and Jury
NANks OF THE JURY
COroner-JNO PERRINE, Justice OF the Peace
Phiuess Al Skinner, Anthony p. Valentine,
sJamss Cross John Yates
Is. nisuiD Dl, Samuel Gordon,
DsVio Biseeit, Isaac Smith
D'bI ". Thomas, james Bodine,
UeLIy Rudd David Nandehoof,
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