The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

DEATH OF SUc1DE-CoRoNER's INQURT-VERDICr, &c.
Yesterday Coroner Gamble held inquest at the
City Hospital on the body of named Albert Mar
chock native of Poland who, it will be remembered
shot himself in the head with pistol the 9th ut
His father Polish Count and during the late
luton in Hungary imprisoned by order of Emperor
Nicholas and died while in prison. The deceased
refugee and has been unfortunate during his stay in
this city The following testimony, elected before the
coronor's jury, will throw some light the death Of
this unfortunate individual =
gnus Cruszack being duly sworn deposed that he
sided at l3 West Broadway he was room mate of the
deceased, Albert Marchocki about O'Clock the
9th of January last left him in the room he
crying asked him what he crying for and he gave
him answer he then left him and went to his work;
when he came back about six O'Clock in the evening" he
learned that he had shot himself he then to the
New York City Hospital and him; he had some
versaton with him. and told him that he loaded the ps
he placed the pistol in his mouth and shot himself and
that when he returned to his again he sorry
for what he had done; the deceased left the
table wishing him farewell.
John Hincklage being duly sworn, deposed that on
Thursday the 9th of January last he heard cry for
help, while sitting in his room when he going out his
wife told him that something had fallen in the garnet He
went up stairs and found the deceased sitting chair
blood was running from his mouth and nose he then
asked him what had happened and he pointed to the floor
where there pistol laying; he asked him If he shot
himself and he pointed to his mouth he tried to speak
notified the officers who had him removed to the city
hospital; he him again that evening, but did not
speak with him.
George suckey house surgeon of the New York no sp
tai deposed that the deceased admitted the 9th
Of January last having received gun shot wound in the
back part of the throat produced the deceased inform
ed him. by firing pistol loaded with ball. for the
purpose of committing suicide the ball could not be
traced he continued in comfortable condition until
about four o'clock Thursday morning when suddenly
he became delrious, with symptoms OF obstruction of
spiraton manesting themselves he then sunk rapidly
and died about minutes before five O'Clock on Thurs
day morning. On post norton examination he found
the ball lying the spinal cord which the of
his death.
The jury returned verdict that the deceased commit
ted suicide by shooting himself in the mouth with
pistol.
Deceased was native of Poland and about twenty four
New DoDGE-On Thursday night at 9 o'clock two
young women entered the house No. 274 Tenth avenue
and proceeded up stairs to the bedroom Of Mrs. Logue
the occupant of the house. who lying sick in bed at
the time when of them produced male infant about
six months DID, and laid it the bed saying Here is
present have brought for you After carefully LAYING
the child down they departed On the arrival of MIRA
Logues son. whom she had sent for physician he
veyed tie child to the station house whence it taken
to the Aims house.
MARROW ESCAPE BEING BURNED TO DEATH
Thursday evening about O'Clock, child of John Doan
who resides at 100 West street sent to bed having
lighted lamp in its hand and through negligence fire
to the bed clothes In a few moments the was en-
veoped in flames and had il not been for the intrepdy
of the police who heard the boys screams he would in
all probability have been burned to death. The police by
strenuous exertion succeeded in exnguhng the flames
with trAing damage.
An Old VETERAN AsrRAY.-An old man, named Israel
Smith los Of age, found asray last evening" in
Broadway When taken to the Office of the Chief of Po
lice he stated that he lived in Greenwich street. but did
not know the number He looked very hale and spoke
in glowing terms Of the revolution. He witnessed he
said the death of General Pakenham at the battle of
New Orleans at which he present.
ORGAN PERFoRMAScE.-Mr. William A. King, organist of
Grace Church and other professional gentlemen will per-
form the Cleveland Cathedral organ this evening at
Mr. Henry Erbens mandatory, Centre street. common.
cirg az eight O'Clock.
REscuED FROM DRowyIyG-A little boy named James
sheenan aged about nine years. fell into the water foot
Of Thirty street East river at O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon and would have met with watery grave were
il not for the bravery Of named Charles Allen who
when he discovered the chds position jumped into the
water and rescued him. The boy conveyed to the
station house and from thence to the residence of his
parents, No 304 Mott street.