The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

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me ~ssss gave excellent ohsraossr q the psossr
fey bis hnd.eas and attention 10 The bcasar, q the sss
he .Dess was Gross exanusA Il some length, but
pohng new va encitsd By the Sase.
Ere A. Osborne, surveyor, residtng rear Mddlstowo
and u Vicinity me 10 map ". oSsosa b Inc sssnOs
and The ~ tpess explained 70 Ne iuyy.
,ssOeeo and placed In one Of the room; Of 10 hOse
exAEned the coat Saturday, bat foapd marks Of
blood SAY tear In III The tsar b larger now than when
samuel Oonnover, Sheriff Of Nonmeuth county, deposed
that he received trunk Of coshing for NJ Donnel no
ago; opened the trunk in The presence Of DSanAy and
gave him the cont pt he took every Thing oos Of me
can SAY ss:. sSs pssaooss produced sls he :sms
bundle brought n tho prison for Doanely lev dys
ago; dont hno. VII: handed II to me .hs person nsst
ing raid thai II had been left In the STAGE toe cosniag
contained In The bundle looked somewhat damaged from
ws ths shirts contained In the bundle looked dt DoA
nelly s.ld th.t some one had been wearing 'nen and
The Court here adjouvned until 8 O'Clock P. II
AyTssSooH SESSION.
Isaac Van Dueon, Of the keepers In the Frcoooid
prison. exai cd the paDaloons the prisoner but could
not positively that hey the sae pair soae DC
Soh out Of NE trunk Am int mn .e,s
poDncly ono occasion In the prison waile ~
eating Ihn dinner, Moses sid he would give 800 70
sbot u the prisoner Donnslly was inside the oe
door Moses the outside; DnDeys conoucs while
IL prson hes been wthoui exception that Of genteman
when speaking Of deceased he never manifested any un
John Rue deposed that be had conversation With .
2. " mt Ss s,d p
the trial. In the OF tho conversation he said he
psoper mot convicted he would never ges out Of Jer
Thomas Fnnen, NJ D, Of New York. depossd that he
physician In practice sn 90 lSa9 am demoussrAsor
Of anatomy Ut the New York University, lecturer pa
theological anatomy and surgeon 70 81 vincens Hospital
also OF the examining physeiaus OF the cosoners
once mink make more exsminaaons = presea. 10 we
moriem examination OF The body Of Albert Noses u
Chapel Hi Cemetery, ; on the 81 Ausust, 1891
Dd You bko sny mlr utes OF the prst mortem that
eooa.iop2 did, have my notes here s1n me, and
you would Ike 70 hear them read gill read them.
Council for the priaoner-Do % II you please
DR. Fnnel then read the following notes Of the post
tenn a. taken down few hours aser The examination was
made
AT CHAPEL HIL cnuRcHYARD, MONDAY. August 5 1851.
PREsKsr-pRs TAYLOR, sKs. AND JUN, DIS vouGHr AND
Examination hny hour after death Body sztremeiy
S odS ao s sass o. - len sss q s. nssi
s. x e al.
dowavaT,s an bars yards . spine On ussins trans
ss sA :s' !:
exposed Q view and The full s,sn; Of ne Wound could
bra bod,, being stu attached BY osrlsge
T en Lee s De Is o
ep me s,S n " ss rss s
though the sheath nianins these vessels
exposed Inc 'pn "'''0 Tso Ss'' TfsssL D.
Q. A person hayipg kno ~ledge Of human anatomy
produce deaihf 4 rhe wound was, should suppose,
Inflicted BY perron ignorant OF anatomy.
ss he side of the NECK The carotid artery would have
In severed and instant Death would ave ensued.
@ How long would man live amer the carotid artery
WAS severed A. he would d 70 but . few moments.
O. Il lot the position Of those vcases dwoh UPON with
importance by pc sons studying msdiclDe' A. Yes
d. Was the wound inf aed SUFFICIENT cause death II
sursical aid had been promptly ri hanoi A. Lfe might
have been saved proper medical aid had been 81 hand
O. Was the wound 10 the seophagus suaciea 70 cause
deakf A. No, not 10 my opinion.
Q Did yoo 6nd any Of the vessels taken uPS 4. No,
found hgsture sticking In the !, und-snat was all
Ah f0eeff ofRfs b9aI roy make lac posi- morsems A.
Q For What purposei For the purpose o. seeing
WHISTLER the wound might not have been inflicted with
razor, and have been he york Of suicide; sfter pro
oceoing with the sxa minaton felt quito satisfied hat he
wound was nos thai OF . suicide.
O. WHAT'S your opinion 70 the wound being the work
Of suodti It's possible, but nn probable; the guam.
ry Of blood oss from ssch wound would DO eoaaidsrs-
| BILE In . abort time.
Q Would not . sudden abstraction Of blood from me
bran tendency interrupts shc intellectual
lesf IL wosld; The sadden loss OF blood would for tho
time being deprive ,ss brain Of IL proper soursn uens,
and then there would be son for the time psing
This would be the rssrn In CASES; immediate faint
ing or y noope would be The r-sun 10 others.
"
the brain By los Of bood' A. Il sould be nksy 70 70
vve past Impressions now ones woald MOI be kel, 70
.ie me place old ons: the sudden loss Of blood might
Tssy are mistaken uh s., '...sssa
Q. woad not such mislaxc In This case, where
man a,nes ser geai loss Of boods A fsnoud say 30.
Ing and nsenabniy before death, A. yes
10 there any oonac,u ness Of Me lAse Of time whom
m ku0vv liz Eua-w ahs
rgeryf 90 be has studded Pref Van Buren, an
has asssed me In making examinations; Gsorge Moscs,
spoke rAshy about something which been pus
hshed In Ne nevspa er am not related 70 any OF the
some me r stab IL Inc Ses would be moro osan
and more sudden In proc ucns death.
q person vs,to retire with the impression that be
n be mel. nf prou S. s
on being awakened BY stab or blow, such ~ has boom
Q Could the blew received have been inflicted By .
right handed mani A Yes
Gross szAnlnsd-I paused in The post morsm eIamina-
ncn, because foune cut that uas MOI caused
by suicide then gent on and proceeded " make dis
secon Of the BODY; did no know wheshsr 70 Be
witness not; supposed thai NIGH; 81 nrst believed
thai he wound bad been the work Of . suicide /;
subsequently, while IT the college In company .i,h
as poss sooss. % TOO Il he ne and sS
card % n. effect, no. an Of opinion saai me wound
one-hr Cczers, Ithink--ths Donnery csled for
fork 70 usc In taking up the artery person IA recuu
bent position would relan his faculties longer Than he
vM standing up the fow OF blood would DO dreSiod 70.
wards The brain should say that blow received while
nlecp would DO apt 70 make . pcrson somewhat ghy
oss Of blood would OF increSe the mistakes h
percn might make the ey ssght falls ft Think DJnnnl
" has amended three four or seizures don y
knos whether be has received any bcenss 10 prscce
%, stefan not.
Re drec'-rnc false impression spoken OF woul remain
on tho mimi until he oher would correct Vie mis-
lake; tire false impression would remain for soma time,
and would remain ., for long time he had opportu.
pfy 70 oorrcc, ~ however nationally man might ac he
might SIN hbr usdcr The nrs mprcss for hours and
days no< usual 70 k per nssiou 10 var pieces
OF bodies dssectet; ~ invarabe rule take away
rarts when examinations made; Moses brother asked
me had taken away any part Of his brother toll him
had and that " vs customary 70 do so the medical
society does pubsh the proceedings except In medical
journals and Then only In brief loss Of blood win proiuos
interruption 10 the mental faculties but In What osde
drcuh 70 say some complain OF being unable 70 see
others OF deafness: suicides usually make wounds
In cutting The vindppe and All vessels and thus
10 that many escape they made lougt final wounds
or nc 70 The right or ef OF the vindpipc fcr would
es,aps.
william rattcysou n ,sloy exsrr,ncs norn.u,,s 49,