The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1857.

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non s. assp he voaN shisi ~ u nssve t.r sas
murder ey sied vtA the being n W. WIN ne ngh. pc
On MN; ala yos n oeser ,h.s there w.s but very ns
ssS been srusS ~ some one behisd uga ao th..
pcrson esoags from blood martss ne might out think
doubtful q no y sent nen Ne hea SIN ~, v sof
AnOrasy GensrA 0n,srrsp.,ng)- cA DOM want 70 be
J. armed esy further How m.ay tess are thrownlrrsn
Octor, don you know hat y com mon thing here N
.ss coscs.y 2 st.oa scg .sou! psnins my oO0a On
saw sry thing Of the kind Hv1ghier)
Attorney General Obi did nos know but what you had
some experience In such mstsssf A. No, Dir, never In
AtOrsey ssnsva-Do you 70 ny that your theory
Of ne eff cs produced 6y the oss Of blood apphoaoe
this oasef A. dent mean 70 say that - NE case
Attorney Geasra-Yeu say that loss OF blood win pro
duoe teliriun, A. No, not derrum exactly but sn'os
1s.srDsy aensrss-In what works, Doctor .n you Hnd
your thso.y susta'nsdi A. In Wasson's, Grtfnns and
Asor sey GsDersI-Then il not the result Of your
sxperenoe Aa. teaches you9 A. i s from my reading
longer sS.n IL would he had not ~ ne s .a.nd
Smith and others mot kind and attentive % Mosssi
A On, no; they were al very kind, indeed WON'T
rom ,be eSssrnsi iusuIsrf 4. tSins would II VI.
not properly tied, uod with science.
Reexamined-Q b there anything 20 difficult 70 deter
mine the sanity Of mans mind under certain Cr0um
sssnoesf A. II II decidedly most dimouh; In many 0ses
you costly tell der.nged miud ii In nther cases II
.hss s %
insane no'i On, oertaiuy u II common OCCUR
day he blood spu;.sd cas upon he van on the oppS
size sde from where deceased lying would there NOT
he blood apo. the pscc ''ss tho wound 10 y. sssSs
M thsofy Of the sasbing different from some Of the
others; Ibelisve has he atsbbed immediately inside
from the blood there would be utterly impos.iole
for the blood 70 have spur upon the wan from As bed
% concluded The saobng was zone while deceased was
George Round, Of Florida Orange county, New Ytrh
II have charge Of the Seward Institute Was q the ,e'
turbanoe the morning Of ,bat day va, guest ., the
house, occupying room No 80 on the third door; eay In
der coming apparently from portion Of The nouse
my room; the CRY wAs not loud 20 did not think
alarmed ana sprang rom nv bed ana unoosed the door,
opened and cohed into the hail. saw standng Ut the
door, few feet from my roo nearer The staircase, mau
covered with blood he bleeding oopiously from tue
neck; there wM also Nge quantity Of blood on the
floor; being much shocked, haaty closed the door;
D
aca tvery determined 70 do al in my power; the
man had retired TO VI, "a and lying the bed
grosnng; fen iimid about entering the room Alone and
me, but was unsuocesuul; then returned 70 the room
and entered II alone when almost Immediately Afterwards
OF the male servants Of the house In also; the
ed said "B, whour' he replied, Donneny p .aid /.
said /, care you quite surea" be replied, yes yes"
then len the room and learning that physician had been
ss and on
the door again sbseved gentleman stArdng By The
door Of room No 81, Who aner.s'ds ascerslned % b
Coroner Oonnery, Of New York Mr. Donney was san1.
Ing by HE side; Coroner Oonnery said "As physician
and . magistrate, Mr.. Dounely, arrest You" DorUR
The dying man; . number Of rs went win -
the Coroner requested 70 70 IN Jury for the purpc0
persons, and especially Coroner Ooussry, he wounded
man said, viii great emphasis, Donnelly did n"
Counsel the defence objected 70 the conversation DO
cedent 70 murder Objection overuisd BY the CourL
Exception taken and notet
wineu- Moses said that he had won from Mr.. Donuey
the previous night ssb that Donnely had murdered him
tIesntAu, torouer uounesy, Sd ordn AZ LcfL5aJrge
creed between the beds Of The In which he slept
the request Of the Coroner went into the adjoining
and saw between the mattresses handkcronef, which
took and handed Coroner oonnery he desired friend
counted the money, When found 70 tally With the
amount stated BY Moses Moses stated that sci OF the
street, PniladeDhs; Thai The remanser belonged 70 NJ
Curu' Dr. Oonncry and others were Urprisc At the ooo
nee; o. ne soesr son M. Nose; saw pooney b.
S md enough Of pssn' , said sy.s
said thss be had sS6 from Donney Mo night before,
Donnelly made no reply
length but nsshlns new was elcitsd Nothing that was
favorable 70 the defence was shown BY this witness
Dsrcs Anornsy.-ws here ress the for The prose
me Court then adjourned for the DAY.
snvBHHrH DAY.
TIE CASE POE ms DUNcn
On The resssembhrg of she Court next morning, Mr.
hc<an for The prisoner opened the for the
defence BE argued that The state Of Noses mind ~Ns
feced- that In fact, he deirous from loss Of blood
and knew what he raid that they woad ahow by n
Bra,fad, who ate nded deceased In his last dying mo
menis hal he soorned Idea Of religion and became
quite angry when SPOKEN Of thai which soon
afterwards Departed thai the mother Of deoeAscd Va,
woman OF doubtful character, and that tho inf
brought 70 bear the deceased wicked and unnoy
In The sight Of God that Geo. Noses, the brother OF de-
ceased had threatened the defence before and the
oommsn ement Of the trial. that there others In
The oharseer Of she used would be shown be that Of
an honest, industrious and iDofensivs young The
cscr cleared up, and The prejadice sought 70 be AZ
Syed against The accused by hc would he fol c5n
ndss', be removed. He concluded Win : s1ong appeal
nra A. ". Bradford, wife Of Ae Surrogate or New
York was he frat wines brought upon the stand for me
% the second a0or the sca Wow House the mo,
Ing OF August 1857 heard the alarm about 81 ,clsck
A. ~. Vas up ~ The limo; saw what time u was by
looking ri my watch . short time previously; heard
heavy sepS coming down stars and CRY which thought
Wa for mercy opened myIdoor, when saw Mr. Don.
nelly standing In the end Of The ball he had tust
ped the door ALL his back towards me- he had bis
right arm up leaning again,t the door por and the e
hanging By ID side; bis pcsiion nsiaSA FAR
could see; he aid MOI appear 70 be holding snyIhns
he appeared 70 be resting sav Mr. smlh aln,s imme
dateiy asrvArds coming from the front Of the house
A hal Wn the Alta
there wsre -four rooms between where they stood talk
ing; there nothing rnusna In Dcnnellys appearance
be dropped bis right hand and turned and ooked
u me; he did not appear 70 be ~ much asi,alsd
- Mr.. Smith wS; but . few seconds IN ervercd
from the time I nra Donnely until Mr.
Smith came up " him; Mr.. Dounelly and Mr.
Smith beth walked upon plazzs. did NOD $40