New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-07

q Dit b. uol t~1iit i; va. g.. or MY 4 II. va
| md ,hr imp '-.'on 70 "a given irosl ,-AiHd
~ ~, - ,a'' .',' you ID "hes " o' ~ "a -
WIN y ,as Ra,t{ 10 ,ar.ui, sad arei A.' volt
shGcd think he sitting BY th- tue insTnm-n cas- b.
q We. rrc suy blood On tbs, ,sir' Their, ra. blood
@ Wa her bd a,o on the char by Ia bo1kci.c a. -
east 3D. 4 carno tell yov distinctly know iaerr ~.
blood toe oba b. tho inrsmeni cAee case e'Esea tas
s.Rpoe be ". ;ittas i -e hen "a the b.1
night BE- saturated and taken ppn ~ cloth.
O. Wout N, fr, blood be- instead q Last
Atfh fI' blood hat comes out wor!d mutually .pe
! and thor nigh, not havc any blood escaped
| uirh; have roc. other wounds when jurnpini up
Q sgrrose b. received he qqat citing :, To-. table the
Of the dooi7 Yes Sir think be jumped up rudeav
him would Ie to Intercept him A Ys. Sir
necc.ssy Tor might get h Advance Of III ether person
SSd f sy ssd s be eGqs d .nd TIP tip oI % tbs,
think scramble necessarily means that they ha zip the
Q. Did yOa the with the furniture standing in
| No til Monday.
10 escape NOR inches wid struck on the
shoulder would be natural for them whou, DIS
,brPr uaar. about & P Mo" 'n'
Judge DenI Understood you soy that the blow in
Wuc,, said .Lst be of making such an
Nj Ha!! remarked that nothing Of the Kind called
| H.. direct examination.
Q: Could a! Of hcse blOws have been inflicted hy Tiit-
Lended person I'll as len handed person hi.k the
more Iscs - deuce ' thai the so~ ~ ne ea"id at-y
ming b. hind inflicted blow lc co'ls dividing
q Did not also the blood .paut the wall lecil, nc,
f. he dor vol toward the closet door A Th
lar jet coming from the artery which IN opinion from
O. i there nc csuar JET on he wall next tho door, A
q VIZ d. you .sy ha' scud be lef handed person, A
ehsSd3 per- oa g Re @ that ' coming nn % Sy
would not b. likely 70 Tssch over 70 this shoulder
@ Would not depend upon the position Of the Ia-ties' \
from E. e HSs Of ts say x de nosPs @ n %
ehapded peson' A. mean to that in this instance
s isD ifs Sc Syn whether the blow was inflicted
a Task you whether not Known. position Of the par
tics you can whether blow right eN banded
Al can tell 5 Il mess9T f but TG to ceIisniy
Wa on the nsqSs:t' The opinion advanced
q Did you Dr. Wood say anything s5ou. left-handed
O. In whatever you did inquest your examination
this body and treatment Of Mrs BIdell' family YOU acted
under the direction Of the Coroneri A. Yes. Sir.
@ The clothes when you made this examination
O. where they removed your prc,er-e, A. We removed
thu coat; think; in ne examination OF the body
black coat black cloth vest: linen shirt think wooden
O Wa ii flannel OF knit A. think it was knit.
q. What was hi' lower garment A. Woolen pantaloons
see in respect to the nature Of the wound in the abdomen
O Was this wound in the abdomen mortal wound A 1t
pa The wound tl reached the heart 90 t4Iouss the
fp P,p S of ,S Te through The shirt the anncl and then
through the cartilage Of the ribs TO the heart A. Yes, Sir
A Not sn immense deal force say what
would require do not kno" what you mean bys Considerable
q Wac that wound Inflicted from before behind A.
O. Was il inflicted with right lcn hand .uppo.ing the
parties to stand in front A. could not say
O. II they stood face 10 face would not the natural blow %
reach to The night side A. In my opinion the wound was in
49,. LINT heart yard 4 Yes
O Ithe party m end Laid on his face he could not make
@ You va, not there to how struck witues.
WV Dirccf-cr0mipotioa resumed.
O. Where is DIR. Woodward A. In Nashville, Tenn.
Q. You one bis Partner' A. w. Sir.
A Yes, Sir; he ha. prsctced thirty years.
j. II. THOMPSON, RECALLED.
CrosS-cra1g incl by Mr. clinton.
O Have you MIs BuTd eat and aud write
VIII tn. right or LETT hand, A She ate and carved much
as other rcotlc do never saw ruch difference:
@ you have did 'hc sPpra to be right or lctt
h.n S Se5 , a f hand TgF %ns 70 be
O. You have seen her wre' A. Yes, Sir
TESTIMONY OF CORONER CONSERY'S son,
JOHN.
Traninoiiou condgcicd tB NJ. Nail.
q During the nqre', you acted as Deputy to your father
O. Were you prc.en the search in Mr.. Cunnnshan''
aIsI,nens1 A. was. ,
O. Did YOU hear any remark made by Mr.. Cunningham in
,ht b ala when the oiccs wen, to the bureau that
would find nothing there words 10 that effect go,
q. Did yog find any weapons IN thai bureau A. ddhti
Have You go, them in Court A the officers here
"a pistol with case was handed to John.
Dir Hsl-Be careful Ofthat pistol it's loadsS
Judge Dsyies-is ii losdcd'
JpSrr Dayic.-You had better lay it down.
o You found that and this lancet dagger 4. fe- Sir
9. And there was also another knife
Judge Davies whoe mind has evidently been running Oh ne
pistol)-How many barrels are there!
Judge Davics-An loaded
OaiCe-Yes Sir; one OF barrel. il uncapPed but il is
JpSSe Davies ITO the District Attorney or the ocerYou
had better put that IN the and lay It down,
q ere those all found in the same drawer A tnnk the
pistol found in the lower drawer and the dagger IL the
bid a9 The aSshy in company g,h the q T, e.,
Wo t,s5. auT9 5 s Sl 70 th b best Of nv
recollccon-the first Sunday.
DISCRIMINATION conducted By Mr.. Clinton.
hsm mad this remafk, A. Officer Davi. snd Ofice1 Moore
q Were YOU the DcputN Coroner ST the time! consif
Q An.g,I the question:
4r Hs-l' not the question Efficiently answered!
q Dure whole The inquest did You &c, oherwi'e
dou't reilly understand the question
Question repeated. A. Certainly not,
Q in the OF Mrs. Burdel frequently We're
The chc arang in directing her and her fam
q Did up her dasuerreotpes and those
O Did You get their dasuereotype., 4. Ibid not.
@ Did you ask for either Of them J9hn looked up a. me
ceiling for momrnl A. No sr didn't ask for eiHeI Of
Q those d,suerreO'ypes demanded by you, in
O And yoa swear you said word TO her or her
ehou her giving you or other persons IN Jour pres
q Do you know who did \. No.
Judge Dsvic. E.ppsl on hi: desk. IL, 49,. -, :.
entirely Teley and you will tdn II ~hen that stated