New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
NINTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

A early ss o'clock yesterday morning Multitude
mad begun TO assemble in frort OF No. 81 Bond greet;
Persons lad been pouring into Bond street ZION both
ends all tie day. simply to view the spot rendered 90
Infamous by the recent butchery Of Dr. BurteA' Al
though the crowd which stationed on both sides OF
the street IN front OF the house no. over Two hun
bred al any time, get there was continual passing
MP and down the street By person. who had come from
oistan parts of the city to crafty he cUrey created
BY the current news Of the l4st week.
The newsboys also took occasion TO parade tcem-
selves in the neighborhood, well stocked With the
Sunday papers and exhibiting pictures purpor-og TO
be the lkenesses Of ME-. Cunningham, Eekel ard Dr.
Burden printed from wooi-engravings well qualified
to represent the above named persons except IN ther
total failure TO convey the first shedow o: Gn les ci
custed to impress any person with the appearance OF
the original. Innumerabe discussions arose as 10 the
adaptation Of these para,s 70 The persons concerned
in tragedy Of such recen, date, and one il particular
set down old used Up cut OF the " Vailed
MuIderess. This was generally conceded, but j. was
too late for the boys had " sold out, and were now
ivi.SI 49, ~ ss-s.s sep Os;as
the time and particular pursued in the murder
As the churches dismissed ladies and gentlemen
made their way home lie through Bond street, 80 that
the mansion Of death might be seen, 70 be easier
thought of, and the circumstances easier understood
when reading the history of the whole affair as !, e
daily unolded TO the masses by the newspaper press.
The Coroner arrived at abou, 10 30 clock, The Try
havrg already taken their places. Tne Conner
opened the proceedings at 10: 49,
Our reporter was given 70 understand hat Judge
Capron has been engaged by the relatives Of Dr.. Bar
dell 10 act as counsel in then behalf projecting TIE
property Of deceaed and TO AID N preventing The De
yeoumert Of any ilegitlmse decision il reference
~ Ha Ian N a Recorder u
invited by Coroner COnnery 10 c0nduc. the Ell nston
the Coroner presiding
Before the commencement O: the eIsmirG on tae
Coroner said: The Jury las. night Gentsmsn, made
a general search among various papers 10, Only DR..
BuIdel's, but Mr.. Eckers. They found nothing bat
these documents. Whist are they
Judge Capron-They are TIE release Of me prem ser
by Mrs Cunningham. ia the settlement OF their dbl
January, not indorsed and not paid.
The Coroner-I would reques: Of the officer = KEEP
away any of the testimony that may De reeAaminec
do Lot sh such persons listening 70 the evidence q
the person on the stand. | am tJld there or
two IN The a. present. They vii be called Up tJT
rse1amipaton, and think il would De better 70 wax
into the other room and 81 the sofa Until hey Ge
called.
Gentleman said he had been requested BY lie Re
csrd.r be present.
The Coroner remarked that they shou,d va. him
and by. he remark I'd further TIA, be had 20: II
formation the day previous requesting hun % N AXE
search OF the premises No 81 Ferry stree, and ;ha.
The search had been partly made and 6s Il would be
contnDet to-day.
The Deputy Coroner suggested ths; !. wozl- DC: be
resumed until 70 morrow morning.
The Coroner-The ressCH Of tae search VS. .hG. i =
stated 70 me in letter thai Mr. Ecke. ~ss SCI gong
IN there and drawing ching OFT o: his poke: AID
throwing Il II some plsce-smong come annes. Wes.
wSs il
Deputy-Yes, Sir.
The CoroDer-I xant to chow ihs: everywhere !: i
deeued necessary l am making search.
rrsFfu % H.. ~
Judge Cspron conducting .he examination.
Snss c. Herring wss the frs, witness He Ess
sHoin, after which be testified as olors:
EVIDENCE OF NJ. HERRIyG.
g Where do you i've A. Ny residence e &. NJ.
Judge Cspron-WN you state VIA: yoz k-ow Il
Ieereroe 70 this n-iiher the Co-ooe. O. myss:
know Of the infurmAton you have
hItne. 81 an not personally &c l2-nieG with sry
OF he parties; ! fod that The 2ls. u Ap-. -
Jnege CapoD-Where i your place u e-.,e.s
A. Tn " aser street corner Of Pne.
Y. And yOG say that you have 10 acqu sntsr-e
shy Ct the parties A. / have no.; on benz s-bo--
Dstd, supposed was n reference szs .sd .od
70 pr. BGidel rad by referring - my b)oks :ss:
sold Dr. BGrdel, No. 81 Bond stree; on- SEE No.
safe No. - -; TIE nlIabes !. he ksy .nc On H.
knob OF the safe APnl Il, $50, p-ice SO; =. biI
berg paid on 4 prl - - he 18Th az = Jgye H.
Burc ell called .; the store and sad he had ehe- os
the key or The duplicate We had fan shed :hs :, 3D.
20 be safe from TIE person Eho hsd pos-esAon Of taA
hey he thought thai the lock I'D better De altered ve
sent Ahd TOOK the door OF tie sale from ne hinge.
ook Il 70 the factory, Altered tae lock, and u de a
duplicate key thai the los! Key would aos open lie
saisi the yourg man shO hst The corners a. u oae
II 10y sslesmt absen. from The city; bgt tie eas,
in tie book show ;hs; sold safe q; rs; tine = !:
ne hsd changes The lock and altered 4, and SEQ. bl
;or revais ani al,es.ng, Which he pad July g..
il the 18th Of june thai zen; sne ;ook he Co.
iIou The hinges TO alter the ock ne os, key 40 he
ruub Der correspond with tie LEmb~r on tie ssis 90
here y, sercsy and b~lieve Il ga he Cosoas-s .cp
EhO showed ne hey ths: Identified a. bei2s toe
original key.
=. Where was tbs; hey found J A Jgcr-In 9
81 all bsg N her pos-esssOo, II re s.-ic-
W:ness-I can identity De ssy, as han Ge = 70
nI- ters ahks.