New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

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went up SID oidnt happen to have any il thea. al.
beiie1e be went To W1sn h h.s beeo in tee habit
Of riding With me, CT hs Hst-s"s h-s iOr ne last srr
yeas sid have got tll q ; ~ against her aoE
So So lou A-'' -''---s -'''' VIC ~ '' ~ w.
Coroner-In order 70 %, ri of a disturbance I'D
stsrs W WIl commerce 'O-mOr0E morning with TIE
Cunringhans s1d eHaniue tie three o. them rZh'
straight through and then et then % togeiaer
i vii piObably be Of -ou.5 benefit 70 them.
The inqCest vas 81 ?. n, adjourned y ~ a. m ID
dsy.
It beng understood that in:iaust;oas have ben
zee 70 tue efec, that Mr.. Cunningham had suffered
much from n z, q during he Imprisonment a. N. 81
Bond street may be pTope here TO state that Officer
Davis was deputed at early stage Of tue lady in
usonment 20 Jock after Der wants; and il Is dge -
Tie Ccia n question TO .sy that be has been very
&c duous il bis otter tons 90 Ter, renlerng her s'us
ton as comfortable a. pos-b'- aai leaving nothing 70
h. desired her part with he exception Of lbery 20
leave ne PREMISE.
Tie Rev. D.. >noigrass vas . own yesterday, Al.
ia Understood TO haze mad interview with BIZ at
the Tombs.
The seyersi chiuueys Of tie premises ". ~ Bond
.ree. were swept yesterday in order to discover,
possible any deposit or formation OF cinder that might
arise ron the burning Of woolen &c, in the CRATE
Wbether it re.ued in throwing any light upon tie
subject of investigation VI not VS. not made known.
HABFAS CORPUS N THE BOND STREET NJ RIDER.
tCstI. .xo1oRas. AND NR.. CrNSISGH,N - II
BROUGHT rP.
Judge Brady ofthe Court q Common Pleas, granted
Two wits Of labeas corpus between three AMI four
ocock yesterday afternoon, directed TO the keeper Of
the City P,i-cn, and requiring him t. bring mp The
bodies Of John J. Eckel and George V Snod.ra's, a.
tie Chambers Of tie Common Pleas Court, at 10
o'c'cck on Saturday morning. 4 thiri, in Mrs. Gun
rrchsus ca-- W. 20 be applied fcr later in the day
srd was, doubtless granted after the Judge ef' Conit
Vim K. Stafford acted IS At;orney for E.kel and tse
Hon L. Clinton Tor Sroccrass ana Ms. Cunningham.
We give in full EckeIs
To the JoEy R. BsADY. me ~ ~ !s'g>' Of p, c2' ~
Couno1 Ple1s ~ PIE { .ff 1.' CONT. ~ Nec ior.
Tie petition Of JOBS j. Ec,ft show that he = in
rri,cuec in tie Cty Prison O. The City Of New lork,
ard re.fra ned bi- liberty by John Gray, the War
Ccu q fad City Prison, and that he q nO' committed
or defined rs tue of any process lssaed ~ any
Court Of the nited States. or by any Judge thereof
nor s he committed detained by virtue of the taal
iudgmtu, OF decree of any competent tribunal OF cly
tr cru inG 'uri7licon. By virtue OF any execution
--ufd upon -uch Judgment decree; that tie c4use
~ Ifc'cns, Of such int sonmer. and restraint o. Pc
hey, acco ding 10 the bet of the knowledge ard be-
lief az or rstifloLCr. is commitment hy Edward -.
Corn.ry Of the Coroners OF tie Cy Of New York,
which sald commitment Is in words and gurcs foioT
ing that i. 10 ssy. The warden oi the CITY PIsOn
md BG,gci Of the City Of New.l ork. viii re i've
aud -s:eiy keep for examination the body o. john /.
Fckc ufii further notice. New York. Feb. ~ 1871.
" EGgerd u. Country Coroner Officer Hel'nes
lohr petitioner further -ho"s and represents tht' his
SAID 1npr comment be is asyssd By his counsel aud
Yefly believes g." be ra", IS Illegal IN this' to wlt;
That said commitment Is entirely nuIl and VOID, aud
shows 10 cause WY your petitioner should b. lnpris-
oDed. YLeI tore Your petitioner prays that writ OF
hah,as corpus sne directed 90 the said arden OF the
CITY Prison commencing hn 20 bring your petitioner
before your Honor and return ;sc Il ms mpri.-
onmert.-Da'ed the 9Th day of FebraarY; -
Grant Comfy Of -Io,k. s.. John J. Eckel
being duly sworn doth depo-e aud say that the fac.s
set oiih in tie above petition, subscribe by him. are
true. JoHN j. l. hfL.
sworn before me- :! d. Gu day GFeaGaary 1871
Eckels Signature j. IN p bold mercantile hand, with
scrolllke flourish al the end and running under
meath.
The petition Of Snodgrass i to the same effect in
the same words and T. atte-ted before the Com
missioner Of Deeds. His signature is in pretty,
,oungish hand the strokes lighter than Eckels, and
the flourish more intricate and involved.
N OBJECT OF INTEREST.
Mr.. Cunningham the W, man under arrest 10 New
YorSior participation in the murder of Dr. Burdell i
wei known IN this city, where We believe she has re-
latives. We ses her acre in The Sanne- OF 3D. on
her return from Niagara, whore shs, a. was her Gu
tom every summer. had been spending season. Sue
ia a y6iy nne-O0sug woman, and. q Idge nom her
cOnYcrsalion given 10 cOuCleTts OF the near. she,
il was said, engaged g. be married TO widoTer
Of this city but he broke of the ms"i aud mafrei
another. Her daughter attended the seminary IN tnis
city, and was discharged for appropraig To her own
use articles belonging to her clay.maes. The wdower
Of this city 10 whom abe so much attached was,
when living III Newly ork, bOsder az her house. ID.
Burdon, the deceased WA native at llerkimer 60
where he has relative now rc-ding Uuca IeieSraP..
- s1MrArmIzrR ARRESTED.
To tie Edifo- Of II, y. \. Tvts.s,
>R: In vour report Of the procc ,ding- Of the invest
cation now going on before the Coroner ~ No. 81
Bond street. uncer :hc above caption. you say: y
Mis- Seymour, by some una"cornabie means gained
"access 10 the room OF MIS-. Cunningham, and was
found in close conversation :h the latter 40.
The assertion and entire paragraph entirely errone
Gus tie facts being follows, VIZ was suopenaec ~
a Wines and went 90 No. 81 Bond street. l was cold
Grc sick Wit. tie y -cu;erv ant ASKED the Ola e' -
allow NE 10 20 20 the frc j. room, - was Hely
cold and si,A. lie out oi feeling Tor We, opened the
door of the ro1m n wi h the Corooe, found me-. Oh
rot know what portion OF 'he house was OCCUPIED by
the Cunningham family, an coust q1enilv dli nor
know BOW could oicrt The mo,t,'4 OF the ior0uer ny
awaiting my clf ot TIE kind permission O an officer o
st lv The me ,.id not SEE or c,nysrs- with Mr..
Cunningham | hsl 20, feen ber Since the u " pat
,t tie summer. had DO sympathy WIN sly one a.
y. 81 Bond strt :; and, Il bal would not oOirade
myself n suQH IOpportULe moment. - mancst the
same While the boards wee Eth ped Win the b0)d
81 he slain. 'c.f thar. however ianjc nj W..
Cuirinlld might De-, suspicion pointed 10 lei !, one
a. ;le IIIl,ipa- Ia tie bloody decd and Z" De- the
.,mrsihilin 90 ard co. -u.h an ore l. distinction
1 60 not covtt'ie -ts.ion q tie torcutf Mo Jaw
lie I'm the room sdi1inin. thai 0i Mrs. Gum nghsn
IL the contrary. Notwithstanding l was alone when
tie Coroner Jaw NE Re began o. abuse M II very
urltuteranly terms ci snd n an officer after
p again positively assert thai wds not seen VITA
Ms Cunningham, nor DID COM eI-e With her. snd
that The ssserti. that was. come frDn V0 MY,
d.rai oN t-,t. Hsd te.t fed 20 .u.t the CO-ocer
| might have saved mysef a great deal OF annoyance