New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

Mrs Cum II CHAINS mare, but said he had LET his
house 10 a lady he said she was very auul woman;
he had been deceived before, Dut had never been 50
much deceived IA he mad been in her; made use Of
rude EXPIRE in regard TO her. said she could
,utW the oevIi; she annoyed him IN every way, aud
watched him continually, spying about the house; she
had stolen important papers from him had keys to
everything. she had stolen the key of his saie; he
said 90" thank heaven shall be nd of them all the
LIST of May" said he would never make another con-
tract with unmarried woman; witness remarked 10
him that he had never married; he replied no, aud
that be further from it than ever; DIR. Burdell
said his comparatively youthful appearance was ow
ing 10 his very regular habits; walked a great dea
and generally retired early. -.
To Mr.. ClintOn-DT. Burde was acquainted Win
Witness husband: witness had not lived with tue
latter for five years past Mr. Crane - now travelling
in ElrOpe: witness often saw Dr. Burdel wheA gong
through Bond street 10 call at DIR. Crane onice,
called ON DIR Burde al the time stated in reference
10 suit of divorce she was conducting against heI
husband; DIR. Burde had sent her w0rd tnal ne knew
OF an important witness in her divorce SUIT th9 suit
is now pending; witness brought the SUIT against her
husband for ufdelity.
John Conpery son of Coroner Connery called and
examined by Mr.. Tilden--Resldes 10 D!OohIyni was
the Coroner; after Me clergyman looked at the OOdy
Of DR.. Burell him shake his head after WINE
be laid the corpse looked about the mouth something
like the he mGired the Coroner asked nun IL nc
recognized him as the one married to Mrs. Cunning
ham: his answer was, he couldn't swear poslhveIy'
Certain papers here shown witness which he tes-
thed TO have fOun0 at NO. oil DOnu
Eckels ROOM in kind Of secretary. The initials OF
CAPT Dlks aud himself written on theln'
Mrs. Cunningham and Mr.. Sheehan cane IN Whlle
they were looking in the secretary, and MIS- u, wit
Bees thought there were pap-s Ihtfe whlch De-
lDged to her; the papers were III long envelope
10 Judge Deau-fhe Rev. Mr.. Marvin came to
tle house No 81 Bond street, III the mornings the
corpse was then yiog on the bed dressed IN black
clothes: the color Of Dr. B1rdelrs beard was dark,
aud looked as ii il artihciai-appeared tO have
been dyed the Rev. Mr. Marvin, in reply to ques-
ton THE Coroner said the corpse resembled the man
he married about the mouth; the papers we're found
in Mr. Eckers secretary, after Mrs. c. said there were
papers there belonging TO her.
Mr. n. b. Butler engaged in the Office of the Public
Administrator, was next sworn. Witness Identified
certain papers found III thc safe oil Dr. BGfdoH as
having been in the custody of the Pubhc Administrators
since the closing OF the inquest meinOrandum-book
found on the person of Dr. Bdrdell, delivered to
witness by the Coroner, also identified by hlini
there was big full of letters and papers of Mrs. Bur
deu at the Administrators office; witness visited
IeIkmeT this Spnug in relation 20 the Bdrdel matter;
called at the hotel Mr. Taylor and found there was
nc hotel register kept; the object was to ascertain
whether DIR. Burdsls name appeared there as having
stopped at the hotel.
James c. WIlett, Sheriff was called to certify to
O pies of the discharge in tue case OF the two suits In
sttuted by Mrs. c. against Dr. Buroell.
Joseph Wilson of No. 70 Greenwich street, wig
maker for CIlstadOro, was next sworn; HAD seen j.
D. Eckel cav him on tue 18th Of January at Crsta-
d. ro's store; wanted a scalp fitted was alone that
time; lady called while he was there and asked if
Mr.. Eckel was in, aud he said he would inquire If it
was Mr.. Ecke she objected to the color Of the scap
said il did not curl enough the lady seemed to take
tine most interest III the matter she had all to say; he
was quite passive; the lady came for It the next day
alone; she seemed pleased with it,
Charles Weldon testified that he was Il reporter on
The n. Y Daiiy Iimes and reported the examination
of the Rev. Mr.. Marvin before the Coroner for that
paper; the District Attorney mainly conducted the
examination; his report of the testimony, he said, was
correct with two EXCEPTIONS which were errors of the
printers.
Cross-examned 10y Mr.. Cinton-lle was not short
hand reporter, and his report was not verbatim.
The Court adjourned to this morning at III o'clock.