The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11
THE INCIDENT OF THE DAY.
TIE RECOGNITION OF RCKEL ~ FARRELL.

The sres, incident of yesterday the evidence OF Mr.
Farrell and his subsequsu conronmeui with Rckel sP
pear that the Coroner received note Monday informing
him Individual had important matter comma
ncaie held which the letter
gave, which VIII be found report esevhere- Mr.
put the stand yesterday afternoon. and much
excitement during the time OF his examination He
gave his testimony with evident dhdeuce; in fact
rather from him than Rven and the mnut
may be taken evidsnce In favor Of his statement
When The witness had been half hesr the stand the
Cocer properly determined 70 send for Ecke and
front the two togeher. The examination pending the arrival
the Tombs desultory-Mr. Farrell,
other questions being Intercepted the strength
aDd reach Of his eyesSht his addiction oher~se u liquor
and bis state regards temperance the evenfu night
Finally q noise heard In the street. the Coroner
made . private commun alton to the Jury, and i'm
mediaiey left the ROOM followed bv several OF them.
Scent however, got OF their intention, and number Of
reporters and others followed In spite of the officers trying TO
keep them back The staircase up the Doctors Amcnt
but the Coroner turned round and called
out Now gentlemen, you mus, down stairs, for ouy
OF the jury here IN this room words " tina, effect
In minutes space what with the exerons OF the police
the became entirely clear with the
OF reporters who remained the window the
first landing sndAldenAn who stood the murdered
The two reporters joined tbs latter. and there
upon Coroner CoaDey on, and informed the THREE hat
they might which they did and found cir eight
gentlemen awaiting the arrival OF Mr., RskeL One Of the
jurors suggested thai the gentlemen o. that moment In tbs
had been witness below, and nunoN
should be introduced the intention being thai
Mr. Prei should have opportunity recognizing Eckei
CAT crowd 0euIemen began disgusting Iemselvs.
~ oest thsy covd, and two police officers 60,
o,crcss,s. &c, 10 ion the company and ties, the
capabilities CT the wiluesx Al the end OF few
mir u,cs hall dozen xcnuemen In with Captain
Dnks these from the front paror, 70 which the
public admitted during the inquest Thea somebody pre-
posed that should don HE aud and appeal In
shirt sleeves because Mr. Eckel had appeared tho night
2 .,s hal ps,ha9s sff were not w2 IN ,as
Fss ee.ns .oas aS "a S And sslas n
,es.ed bushy head Of hsr and another that he bad
n a sTi IS. iSs sy Cos
Mr. hss ese eo 10 ss OF his eS S he
esI ., C'sDpon.es. :, sscsrs p.s on Of ce-
ssted ipo he front Dom Where NJ Ecse' vas S.ooTSr.i
'i'rl !. :. s e Y. By Ss bed alone .,, u.
pSy hey s.ssed one ar, arm on ,s' Ssoa Of he
vas one q cues iorIne surprise as though sskiys Well
ss LIE s,Usd sSssSSnss bin Ruth
covered he removed hsesp and minute a,srwsrd,
cspscss be became one q BE crowd Almost int isey
he rec s1 - Judge Apo. Mr. frsn .1a :,vs
thirty perscns In he
rSe owned sSs sea sssod no the cs. o. Az -.
seemed f9s nsmssi 70 p.s Eess gnno,sed Issn be re
away but though f..n.ed back v.ted iowsrds him.
ooss more ne him ihsn sny here the witness but said
with an Intensity q ieens SD ssiAiicn .h'eh plainly
der Of Eckels When he ioosed
r ~. ss 0 se .oS s r % s
who q y, .hlr sleeves hsd srifay demanded " wss, are
cec, produced upon Echei amos deaes .nr ds.crp
sirSsssd nsiasliy hide his emotion but his hands
seoc snrps he ordes u were Ssg y. 70 s.y ssSh
1he swiul discovery Wa made Messy swful, Tor sohg
Ted and fcssp.t ks Oser pom where y sSrety .
sn s..; o he ssuIS se.%s sessr
doubted ,be testimony Of Mr. Farrell he had changed bis
t,e s.s,s w 70 sG s.. and .ss S or- ~
% a-a ess ~ Sor under IN he ner's~
boz c % Ss ssss GG % the he
s .,s.s s who SsS Doubts ss ''
when Mr. FARRELL returned 70 the bco- he askss N.
neni he knew no, Ina, be hsA controtied FekeL
MRS. cUrsINsHAn m THH CITY PRISON.
MIS- Cuonlp CHAM srrved a, the Tombs ai half past
oc,sck Las evening, charge officer Smith, Of the
Of qs *. rss. ne % " s female sgs
charge Of ber and gave comforisbie cell
sURRoGATEs COURT.
Before W. Bradford
The STATE or DR. BuRDsLI--rgE rUsLfo ADJ
Hnis1RAros ArrLnss ros LSrrsss ,rsrrxrs-
TARY.
The following document vas riven to me Surrogate
yesterday, from which appears there may be contest
sscut the sdminiss,lon Of the estate OF Dr. Bdrdel -
rV'uc Ap. yusr y.c o. o wsY
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sene TO Mr. Eastman; slso y'cn Henry Chnlen sorncr