New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

1Hs ,ess,n ssh po-,cf ~ q7s~tiys ~ sAss yc1 se
80 wsu axsre even 10 The lss, V1hs;sJn OF NE
hart AZ g. 70 eslse death - srsSs hst si nere trs
nnL s,,ons going or for some time ssaerwsd'- VA.
prs-Yes, Sir .hsh,; bat they are 81 very s>Ht <ss
ton or - 49,
pop't ,ou link. Docs1r, rom he Wanna wouod, in
that b5-y tbs: the usn vourd-c m+oa = desperate
s'rpgg'e to save bis fie' Wines. s''S ne msde
sirius gle; fcould not So how desperse'
The Coroner He inside scug9A
.Judse Capr r-Dcctor y there any wsy or any rue
by ~hich you can detsrmiDs with o-oosSe c.ftsn'y,
from e1su IN sion of wound OF the DESCRIPTION OF
al, Of these thst thew were perpetrs'ed by s,,oos
or weak arm Wlness-I could 10. speak with &C
curscy CD hat poirt, Sir
Q. whether trey we're dons with great violence OF
with less A. o. course you know the Character Oh
the Wounds would rcqnire some force.
Q Yes some: but wss speaking about comp%a.
tive force--w ether ext eme we-k. A. could NOT
say ss Il the amount Of force nq1ired
Q. Could YOU. from the fact ina. large nTmoer OF
tI.se wounds were close tgetber form any opinion
nj on the question shelter they produced or msde
after tie boy was down while II WAS :, snilng A
We. rad supposed in my theory th,t the body vas
dos when these wounds were iutiicted II Is mere
eUprCsiiion though.
q. Well would the fact of there being 80 many
wtu 6s Of such large depth and in one llcsliy-woud
he, be- indicative OF any existing safe OF thlc shh
would be cert, in. No, SIR, thst would be no critic
ron ss TO Wheeler the body was up or down.
Q. Doctor do no. DOS think Of any other question
thai ttrk would ne important is ythiog you
desire 10 state in reerer 70 this mater; should Ike
to have you do go. A. have nothing TO aid.
TESTIMONY Of MARIETTA PARKER.
Judge Cspron-Mrs. Parker are You acquainted wi,a
Mrs. Cur nih CHAM, the occupant OF this house. A.
aD net Sir
O. Have you ever seen her A. Net that know of.
Juose-We were informed that she had had con-
yersstion with yOu.
WrueFs-I have never seen her, to my knowledge.
JuSge-we have beard tina, she had convers 1.on
with you. IN which she made some declam.dons in
reference TO her domestic affair. -. .,
Wrpsss- DO not ihnk ever saE her in my life;
do not know but have " ,
Juege-This LADY Il the one that we were told hsd
herd such declaration.
Wi,pess-No Sir never heard any sach declara
ton from Mrs. Cunningham.
Judge Cspron-We must be mistsken, then, in the
lady.
Coroner Coprery-G Gentlemen CT the Jury: Eodesv-
orpg 10 do all can in the matter of search will nov
irfoIm you what am about to 90. The Coroner then
read: ~.
al. Edward Downs COnnery, Coroner for the City
and County Of New. York do empower ani order CAPT
Dss end bi, officers TO search al the premises OF the
,aii us persons in the employ of John J. E,kel
witness n,y hand and seq this Feb. II 10;
Corener to the sisneesD-Do yoo knos any member
of tie family II adsml A. No Sir
Q. Hos anybody called at y3ur place tom this
house A. No, SIR.
Q. No lady calling herself Mrs. Burds A. No.
Judge Csprop-Then il is evident that informant
WIS misiah,p; the information was gived TO u.s. aad
we sobt for you - Sc what you would say.
The " tntss here refined.
A letter Fl, M Mr. G. Gleun PEBBLES 10 the Coroner
was then read Mr. Z stated that be is the owner OF
the trunk ia PhiIad-lph, that it contains various at
cks CT his Own, ald hohitg belonging to Mr. Eckel.
TESTIMONY OF A. DE WITT BALDWIN.
O. Mr.. Baldwin, where d, you resided A. No 10
Bond sueef.
O. Have you sny recollection OF any occurrence on
the light Of Froay week agol A. No fartner u.
this; that evening, no Ut Is - minutes ps.t III
O'Clock Gem, Of the house, No. 10 Is md street,
with tSo or three others, and as We cane down tue
s;eps OF @ Of the porsOBs with me remarked that tefe
vas somebody burning W Id rags some where as tue
stmosphere seem, To he heavy with the burning OF
W. oltn or hing of that kind the atmosphere was
DIM n urky, ono the smell was quite dsuuct; per
eeived il very plainly mysef and IL was remarked Do
tween ue and we passed on
O. Wick ssyf A We passed toward Broadway.
O. Oh No. 10 is above A Yes, Sir.
g. This was f.om IL o'clock to half past III. some
ore # the gentlemen looked at his watch before ne left
the 10. III ibe becse; believe looked 10 $50 which
way the wind and los ks3 across the street, very
naturally to zee if could any smoke rising from
sry direction but | cOsld bot sse any.
Q. Which way was the wind A think it was
east scu,h cart ct in that oirecton.
q FIR Ii 8n cas- erly direction. A. Yes, Sir 1t came
from Il e BOwery and blew tow ard B-osdTay.
q. You mean, going toward Broadway. A Yes
@. And The rird came from the east A. Yes, Sir.
O. How tar did you gee before you lost the sense OF
TIE tunes Of banning WOODEN. A. did not remAk IT
particularly.
@ Could you tel whether these vera the fumes Of
woo kD Goth or cotton burning A. Well II was sums
Lib olep.
O Doyou know any other fact in com ection with
tbis transaction A. No, Sir; came bsck suppose an
hour sitter ~ard, but DO not know thai perceived
ally tbirg peculiar.
Q. Where is your place OF business No. 80
Wsll sheet
Judge Cspron You will have the kndoess to slgn
thin del osiion. Now Is that physician or medical gen
H. mad M
An ofbcer-Dr knight No, Sir; he has aot come
yer.
terwsi'ing until 81 O'Clock and neither Of the
II tdSal gentlemen 'havlpg then arrived the Coroner
taio the lnquest was adj wned ustl lOI O'Clock this
poTpiug At that time it is expected that tbs tesu
nopy OF the medical witnesses viii DO proceeded with
THE TESTIMONY OF FARRELL.
II is impossible for any who does not mix freely
with Il people of tn city to form any correct est
mate o; the fleet praduced by the publication Of tue
testimony elected before the Coroners Jury on Tues
cay in relation H. DIR Burdefs assination. II seems
to be almost uIiversa, conceded IT, ii the testi
iDoDy cam Of be iupescbed Of the witness who swore
10 seeirg a man answering the description Of DR.. Bur
dell enter hi. house that fatal night aud directly after
ward heard cry, and "nuss IN the house,
which was followed by man coming TO the
door 10 his ehnt sleeves, yhOse countenasce
d6aueneoty ped npon the witnesss memory blythe
mans rough words to HIM, and VIII IN be thought he
Il, Iar for. .nd dt