The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-08

went in where saw James Tool lying on the body of
who IS dead for s,vh ~ Son e ct sba
room and went through the bar stairs Hagan followed
me- and think Ooole likewise they said TO Morris
down thereyet and is doing the act that they had
performed with the girl remained outside few mi
nutes Morris did not he the last man in the
basement; there was music in Walkers public house,
across the street. where we went over and stopped ont
side the door for few minutes there one with
the of Greenwich and Morris streets; he Divine
Hagan, and myself went up Rector street TO Broadway
and then came down Morris street; while coming down
Morris street we met OCOnne who said Toole was going
to he arrested Toole laughed at O'Connell. and 50
did all Of US a boy by the name OF smith, who
lives in Trinity place, said the at No. 8
dead; the witness, John Wekle, then came
Greenwich street and said the woman was dead
he went up Rector street, when we followed him
we stood on the corner Of Tin Pot Alley when think
Tooe up and stood with u.s. Morris then went home
to bed pretty sure that 0Connel was the last per
the cellar Tooe lives at No 35 Greenwich street.
Hagan lives Washington street; Morris lives at No 81
Greenwich street, Divine lives at No "a Greenwich street.
and live at No. % Greenwich street; Toole this
morning. but did any Of the rest Morris said that
he had connection with the woman others said sao
Dan had aso heard that Sailor Dan went to Mobile thi
mornings do not know where the other parties
BY a Juror-Toolc was the person who having
necton with the woman who on the bed did not
Morris having connection with the woman saw no one
holding deceased; in the barroom but the
woman who was talking Dutch; my impression is that
Christian Martini OF No 80 Greenwich street. deposed
that he was the husband of the first Witness am tailor
BY trade but keep lager beer saloon at the above mum
ber keep prostitutes at my place. about half past eight
O'Clock last night knocked the door and asked
to be admitted refused to admit them when they threw
bricks at the door they then went around to the back
door, when my wife told 10 open the door for them
of them forced open the door in front the others who
were in the yard then let in by the back basement
door there three four then in the basement
one Of them attacked my wife, when she told them that
she was married. then the deceased nterercd and told
the men that they should sit down and keep quiet;
then they took hold of deceased and carried her
into a little hall; one of them took her by the
legs and the other by the head and laid her on
a bedroom. wi he
in was Morris; ! Morris throw deceased
the bed and there have connection with herr looked for
club but could not find any; the deceased
ing and struggling at the me else having
connection with deceased beside Morris my wife
after the police while stad in the basement heard
Blackburn tell the 10 out Of the place; don't
know how many persons there were in the basement;
was so much confused could not tell; of the
tried to have connection with my WIFE but she got away
from him; they also tried TO have connection with my
wes sister but failed in the attempt; they had no con
necton with any one in the basement except deceased
THE POST MoRTEM EXAMINATION.
Thos. C. Fnnell, of No 80 Grand street, being duly
sworn soys;-I held post mortem examination on the
body Of a woman lying dca' 4 the ~ station house
in Trinity place; to throat bruised and scratched
more or less the right side o the neck sich would
be produced by stranguaton; the genital organs
much bruised and swollen, and small acefation was
found at the inferior part o the vagina the stomach
very much distended with gas, and contained large
amount OF food; the liver much diseased being in
that condnon called cirrhosiS there enlargement
Of the thyroid gland pressing the tachea wind
pipe; this condition Of the gland is 10 persons
living In Switzerland and the disease is called goir or
tronchoceie am OF opinion that deceased 10 her
death by straDgulaton; moderate amount strang
tion would have produced death in this Instance.
Coroner Connery then proceeded address the jury
reviewing the evidence that had been adduced and call
ing upon the jury to render such verdict would tend
to bring the perpetrators Of this most endsh outrage
within the pale Of the law.
The jury then retired for debcraton and after alb
scnce Of fifteen minutes returned with the following
vERDrcT
We find that the deceased Teresa Sptzln, 10 her
death from violence received at the hands Of Morris
OConneh and james Toole and that Sailor Dan and Will
liam Hagan were accessories before the fact Further,
that Morris OConne and James Toole had criminal inter-
course with the deceased by of force and violence
We request and hope that in the present alarming Of
crime this city the Mayor and every good citizen will
not only offer reward for the apprehension of tho Of
Tenders but that the police viii be instructed every
means 10 have them arrested.
Upon the rendition OF the above verdict warrants we're
issued for the apprehension Of the accused parties and
the placed in the hands OF officer shangc OF
the Coroncrs' office, for execution.
The deceased native Of Switzerland aud
about fifty 1--WE years OF age She a widow having
lost her husband at sea about two years ago,
ARREST OF ONE OF THE MuRDERgRs.
At late hour last night the police succeeded in arrest
ing Tool, he leaving house No 81 Greenwich
in disguise