The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19
COrOnOrs' L. uueats .

UNKNOWN WOMAN FOUND DROWNED -Corcno. Gamble
yester ay held inquest at Pier North river the
body OF III known woman found floating in the river
opposite Bedlo~'s Isand The body brought Pier
Noe where the Coroner held inquest. Dr. Uh made
ernsl exanins ton of the bcdy aud found it to
exhibit all the appearances of death caused by drowning
The decea. ed was stout.made woman, about 20 80
years OF age crossed in common red and white calico
frock cotton chemes, foot high quartered
shoe verdict rendered OF "Death by drowning "
WARNING TO PARENTS. Coroner Hilton yesterday held
inquest at No. 81 Bayard street, the body Of
child Eve years Of age, named Edward A. Meyers who
to his des tn by accidentally falling into tue Of
cading water causing injuries which resulted in death
III few hours after. 1t appears that the mo her OF the
child the yard washing and the child drawing
awagon and walking back ards, and, coming against
TIL tub fell into it yer dict rendered of-tDeath
caused by accidental scalding.n
FATAL ACCIDENT ON ERIE RAILROAD Coroner Hilton
esteIday held inquest at the New York Hospital
the body Of Isaac Montague aged thirty five native of
the United States who his death in consequence
Of bis leg being crushed by the OF the Ee Railroad
while passing through Orange county. 1t by the
statement made by the deceased that Friday ftenoon
he laid down 10 rest himself the railroad track aud
fell asleep and his sleep he thinks be have rolled
aloog the wheels passed leg crushing it
in q terrible manner The train was stopped, and the
deceased brought to this city and placed the hospital
whe he leo from the effects Of the injury Previous to
hr death he stated that he without friends and had
been married but bis wife The jury rendered
the following veIcctThat deceased came to his de 18th
hy being accidentally by railroad IN Orange
county New York"
DEATH RUPTURE HEART An inquest was held
fflcay before coroner Gamble aud intel
geDt jury at no. &C CoTand street. corner of Washing
ton the body Of G, Spence. The deceased was an
EpesbmaD by birth though long a resident here aged
about forty eight ears and from the almost ustauta
manner Of bis sah. whilst suppiog off pa.e Of
ham and bread was supposed to have died from suTo-
cation by hssiy eating. physician Geo. Cheetham,
NJ d. IT 152 Greenwich street. had visited him mnedl.
atey the of the supposed stranguaon but
found his PARENT pull eless respiration OF the lungs
and symptoms of merely suspended life about 10
fact dead The face throat and chest we're rfectly
coloress aud indication whatever presented of death
occasoned by choking The post morton, examiua lion of
the body made by Or Cheeiham at the direction of tie
Coroner aed the true cause % this ns ant
decease No morsel Of food other Obstru .tion was
found in the trsck Of the esophsgu the commence
meDt OF the trachea (wndppe but death WAS sufficient
10 accounted for by the rupture Of the large vessels Of
the heart especially in the left aurice. On this dis
ruptiop, deah would momentarily eBsue without sob
or aarg, anything but uncon scious spa,m The
liver pale very large, and indufated After verdict
in accordance with the above facts had been rendered h
the jury, he remains of r Spence taken charge Of
by his friends, FOR respectable interment.