The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

tAksa from the chimney Of No. lAo Cherry street. and
rseosnss II :. that Of my srothsr Who Ss.Rps.ssd
nothing Oft manner In which deceased came 70 ms
George Fr.ncis residing 81 No 40 Cherry street. de-
posed that no occupied tho sixth story Of the build
Dg my windows level with The roo! q the front
bafdnk ID Or about ESW YEARS. morning while VS. 70
the scuttls the front houss had Els night clothes
(shirt and drswers) on whch thought was very sin-
sss Is the roof was eovS;sd ws ICE I'M snow -.
ting upon lowered himssn into the chimney and dis
appeared very suddenly his and hands, which were
the roof with him at ths tme though: he crazy,
told my wife Of the occurrence also told q man
the affair but notice WAS taken Of IT, It was tins
that the body was taken out; thought the man had
some mea0s OF getting down into the room BY tbs chm
ney, SO examined my own chimney Afterwards think
ing that burglars could got into my premises In ths way
but found bar Of iron across the 6as.
EeD Hassell n. deposed that he m&dc an external
examination Ct the body and gAvr his opinion that
dsath was caused by suffocauon.
The case was then given to tho jury sho, after due
delitetation, rencered Ia
s'Of death by sufocation BY jumping down the shin
Of ht 40 Cherry street. Che first OF January
1866 viii aboring under ft Of temporary insanity"
The d.Oessed was % years Of age aud native Of
wsye considered wild youth by his elder brothers. They
had tried keep him sober, and make hin industrious,
but In vain The de'easea you'd not % guided as dei
ed in this tomb tf bicts and mortar and had it not been
for a &C sdent, the tate OF the unfortunate m
v, alt, perhaue have never been known.
Ii the intention OF Mr. Stuart the landlord OF the
house whne the meisn choly occurrene took place, to
inter the body Of deceasod In q becoming manner at
Greenwood Cemetery.
Important from Haytis
NO REVOLUTION ExrBCTED-MILITARY EXECUTIONS
BY THs EMYEKOR-DEPREsSION OF THE MARKETS.
By the arrival Of the General Tal this port the
Pos has received letters from Port Prince to the 9Th
Of January.
In poet tie political and commercial condition
Of the capital, emit writes a. follows -
PoRT Az PtuNcE Jan 8, 1855
- In respect TO political matters, hardly know
what to write you but the feeling to be much
The North the South appear be perfectly quiet,
and this place. there not the least sign OF insur
Iecton The Emperor 10 saA to be At the C.ps,
thorgh To very long time we expe,t hin to come TO
Port Prince and then finally to close the csmpagn
at 10, ut we hope he will do In that
will immstistel revive all tha country, and
sum ption and sale be resumed.
Tfese has Eeen quie number Of military executions
IN the army. Amorg others, General rocssaint and
Gene Cantste of Jer mic, aud another general from
Aux Cages The lost two said to have been traitors
to the government and to have been intimate terms
with OF the leaders Of the Eastern people dariag
severed jears past Several other officers If inferior
grace have al o teen executed.
The arrivals of the Miton, chm BoyDton Dagcu Gro
ten and Keynescn, all 10 dischaging to NOR
row. have flied Tor rather viii Hu the to overflow
Ing with provisions II ia useless quote prices they
will be unsettled and falling from DAY day, ana there
are 10 sales except for 'nmedi<se consumption.