New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

but TO be deseed 10 Biz usual clothes she seemed to
De greatly sgifated ard excited; she said that be VAS
here, alive or dead; she hopeo that vouli spesk TO
The undertaken. tod her that had no ri ght 10 o
lno the room at all'ha would speak To the OFF cers
Old that was the last that | ga Of her untii the
next morning when l met her il the upper h.n; she
seemed TO be in very great distress; told her that j.
wes very terrible thirg-hoped that it would hsre a
favorable issue for her, al her family abe asked
ne whether would return; / aus Fered taat didn
know whether should or not says she. " They ~on
let you out Of the house FAYE !, presune can
20 out and ! wen. down 10 the s. Nicholas, an
ever since then have beea waiting f9f you Sr tod
the oiicer TINT could be fou % Ct the s. Nch'e
Hotel and a. ny Office, 10. 81 w all street
Q. Dii you zee Mr.. Buideil Up to the patty A.
6iGnt' was at that party not over half an hour.
O. by Samuel j. Tlden, who assi,tsi the ;Tonerl.
M TlmaIn you mentioned that tue elder yOoog lady,
in herc,,ncrpaon with you, rsed tho ten di'srace
vii yOJ te more prcCi-e sb1ut Inst cgiessiJn2 ].
is veiy difficult to give the woro- tote ldec 10 con-
vey the IDEA that Fbe exPcssei to nc IN very strong
tern The deep feeling that sGc hal a. va. tho 6a)e
matter; fiat vi Atever the Il &c, che used ths
words, think. il would stick 10 them thra1gh their
whole lives, AID | believe che u,c1 he wJr1 " dt-
grace"
q. Did size use a1y EXPIRE ZION Of g5uEd5I gfscion'
a. No, Sir; nothing Of tlnt kind.
q. % the night Of Saturday did you notice any ".
u,uai IOre A. ] went ron this laror a5o1t /; l
icnrC Cu1suGl noise.
froke e 1T a. II was that % pereon excessively
di.rss.ed eyed her closely | desired 10 iuior n my
CWn mind ~ 10 tic corduct Of ihess parties.
q. Was II that Of ptrs0n conFci.U rs that any sus
picon attached to hersefl A. Well, that i. d;crimi-
nstiI very clcely Sir could hardly say that was
nAy say in brief that the conduct of all these psrson3
uIrC ss,d NE with idea ths they could scar ely
be' I'D anything to do with this, and have been
ptLCeling on it ever ioce.
CCctcr- Mr.. [ lmaDn, if You please, zig this now.
NJ. Ulmal when was Master in Cbancey, |
nude it point 70 read the whole testimony over 70
witICss before lie syDtd IT. You have not you have
not even read it yourself
Corner You ueeitt sign il until you read it.
Nj IlinsLD-I always allowed witnesses, whsn |
wss Master in Chancery to read whstever they were
10 sign.
Coropn-Tbere's Numbers Of matters you said thai
! don't link worthy D.
Nj tLmann-O yes, Sir
Mr. UllDisIn, however, concluded 10 sign without
reading.
The Coroner lencouraginsyl-If you have to hang
for il, / will be the executoner.
NJ Ullnisnn-Well Sir 80 plessan: gcntlenan
would perform execution 10 Al exceedingly gen
tie mariner Mr.. Coroner, will you wan. snytlins
more Of ne?
CoroLer-I believe not, Sir. You've done the tate
some service, Sir, and they know it.
Susan sMain recalled CoroEer-This is a main
chance for making conquest, any how.
Examined by the C0rOner-Q. Where do yo1 Ivs,
mann 4. - b md street.
Q. Did you know this family a. had met the
daughter Cncc or tsice.
q. Which Of theml 4. The elder
CCrorer- Augusta
MI UllmsDn-Msy be permitted to interrupt you
for OF moment for n correction: find upon looking At
Dr. Smith tbe ,niounded hun with DIR. Roberts, in
saving that he id made sugge ton tda' he had died
by apoplcAy; it WIS DR.. SIh who spoke OF his beng
the lat man Who had committed suicide, who was
very much AFRAID Of dying.
q. Where was you Introduced to this lady a. On
seighiIg party, about twelve months ago.
Q Have YOU had any knowledge of DR.. Blu dell o.
Ms Cunningham A. No, Sir.
Q Where were you on Friday night A. l Vas out
I'll between and o'clock, at party.
Q. Coming TO the next door to this house, did you
ear any noise 4. / didn't.
Q Did you observe anything unusual! A. / dill
an unusual smell.
O. What was il Ike \. Like the b1rnily Of
leather or wooden cloth.
Coroner TO reporteis)-Lke the burning Of leather
gentlemen or wooden cloth.
q. Was there anybody with you A. Ny husband
w8s with me.
q. Did he observe it a. lie did.
q Did you your husband imagine where II was
A. We old not; made inquiry, and fouod that there
was nothing burning in our house, and could not
ascertain where the smell came from.
q. Did you hear any noise \ did not
q. You were never acquainted with Mr. Burdel
A. | acquainted with Nj. Burdell by NEE lng MIN
at my husbands office.
q. Did any other persons perceive this smell A.
| Some who came after IL did not.
O. Did YOU think that DR.. Burdell was quiet, tenn
porarco man A. always thought that he was
6r. Sc thon 4 Main sworn, examined by the Coro-
ntr)-Q. You have heard your VIE s testimony A
have heard but very little OF 1t.
The Coroner resd her testimony.
.. Do you know anything more than that 4.
was the one who came across first, and entered DR..
Burdells room afeg The boy made the alarm
SAMUEL J. Tllen-Q What happened A. ! ran
I'D 10 hs ROOM his position, then raised his head
90 az 10 zee il Re had cut his throat didn't see any
wound then; looked around TO see II could hnd any
weauon; saw bis bsnk.b lying open, and bunch
of KEYS; / then ran into the front room, saw the
bed untumb'ed found the door from the front
room TO the hall fas ened my student had
come over / gave him the key and told him
not 10 let anybody in TIL | could get policeman
Snsdgrass came down in great haste and entresed me
10 90 up there; Mrs Cunningham seenei TO be IN
great aeony and fantirg; we looscned her corsets
the old lady ssl, "Hes deed, and always likci
him" she seemed TO have different Kind OF feeling
from the others in regard to the smell, spoke 70 my
wife about il when hrs came into Bond street anl
she not hearing, repeated it when We got upon the
steps; the wind WAS very light from the south west
the Dir was warm aud quite hesvy.
O. How were the window shutters wien you fOuni
DR.. Burdell A. Open as those are nov, an 20 II
tains down wSstever as burning. hls pcru)h) !ly
omen with writing paper there, but no writing az
saw; his shawl AMI overshOes tue same as ahel
hailed 10 him and told him 70 be careful sud not slip
up; be pointed 10 his Iubbers sud said he hal 20.
stckers on them hauled the sofa out TO see If c1ud
find some weapon he had his boots on AMI MS feet iy
perfectly strait on the floor "a though he fell deal,
when be fell; every limb st!ai ghened heP to
roll him over for the policemen 70 examine 10 report TO
the Coroner.
o. Who gave the order to the policemsn A. |
went FOR him. . -
O. How near the door was the doctor dead \. 50
near that when opened the door it inst cleared ms
hesd newspaper lay the center. sble projecting
considerably; the body quite cold II was tae OLD
womsns boy who came Tor me; be said: Dr.. BlrdeL
is desd' Burdells boy or the Smith boy opened the
hall door here; ran upstairs. opened ais door, and
almost ran over the Doctor
q. Who was there first \. Mr.: S,spes woald
stale that when the Coroner was makiag lis nNes;tSa
l l.. l.ltaFh "a .