New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
TIE BOND STREET BUrCHERY
ANOTHER CROWD IN THE STREET.
\ SHORT DAYS WORK.
ELFTE DAYS PRCCEEpINGS.

Ite -atsfesS Vkicb srl cared 70 have considerably
ststSd IN II Gaze has teen revived by the testimony
s'Ner 90 Teesisy b, NJ. Farre she identified Hc&N
So - 81 Nho came t. tie jyor l. h. shirt ,leeyss IN
re sitcf tie u. derl.
At>u' FIVE tvntrtG ptrsors, men, women and ehd-
DIM st,.d N from, G. the iouse No 81 Bend srreA
ourse tie VI hole Of ycs rdsy New in.eges. is man-
tested tia; tAe Jury have arrived a, the tess.
moIy Of the me5.cal witnesses regarding the blocSr
traces 81" ne sshcs in the gate Of the Mysteries
st,i, rco And row az pertinent te.tinocy has bes~
ciy D. The renewed inters outside OF the Jury rooa
VI 4, rSt'css Re sustained until the jury shall have
Cotcuosi ,heiIquest soi rendered thes ysrcc to The
pubic.
Tae steps @: tie severS hovses opposite to that 70
vi Oh ~ Buidel was Murdered sre used by tic "a.
tent tu, srvcus ouis6ers 50 gsllses Yesterday az
three these hctts OF outdoor steps appeared
70 constitute the dress circ'e Of the auderce Tse
rowdies srd thieves Of the city are also numerou.1
represented and from al accounts are working dexer
cusly ard successfully. -Four Or five peroOs staol 70
Reporters tina; they bad thei pockets picked yos-
ter0ay either in tie crowd which occup,d tie fr,ss
par'or il the suee, the sPProach to the house.
The 6trtdaors q hese thets crowd together or tho
steps Of Dr Burc is house thst persons psssia.
'Io az & 0pt Of the house have to use considerable
phy,csl ,,rer 9Th 10 push themselves through.
Gtolse Snocerass, the hero Of the banjo, Griiy 81 At
h. apartments in the Fifteenth Ward Stsion. House
al I o'o.oCk Yesterday morning, being accompanied ~
a rohce liccr. Upon "a auival he was aivissi TO
re're ard lefresh himself lie had been visiting his
brother on tie provicus evening, and entertaining he
frieuGs o. vsiiet, ofmusic on liz immortal batjo.
has been stated that h' banjo tendencies are go pow
eifu - 20 cchpse al his other embarassm euts, and
thus enable hm 20 look misfortune in the face witto ct
fer 20 cons,Querces personal responsible y. He
ha, beer fT,rsd g. 10y daguerrean artist TO st for his
ptctog .lh but The figure too low and be w.
pulsed IL. NJ Meade, :, Mr. $ states. has offered
him 49, % s' for The purpose, which oder is
supposed, was ouy accepted. He ia having hgt
tiuc, srd is taktg hpgs remarkably easy.
II is also stated that Augusta and Helen Cunningham
spent Tuesdsy evening as If nothing had gone wrong.
The absence of Their mother who was taken Ia the
Tombs for safety on Tuesday afternoon, did not seen
to have made TIE slghtost impression upon them.
They conducted Tia, mstlves with such degree d
l,yity that the Ulcers who not easily shocked.
were actually r,lamed of them. They were ekces-
siyev JOYOUS; and those demonstrations Of reckless
happiness. and tia, depreciation Of the value of tns
which they ann Sirdcated by their testimony be-
fore the Jury st more apparent in their more re-
tired lie. THIS being the case, IT i. not wonderful that
Miss Augusta stould te,tify that sbe did no. caro-
whether she was going to contr TO live that house
or rot and that she knew nothing and cared for
rothipg.
Yesterday the trunk business was duly disposed II.
as will be seen in report OF the testimony. Tho
testimony of the FIRST witness olrted glance at the
history cf Eck,v. acqas ih his washerwomas,
| ard some connection with the Madison Square Post
Office matrimonial correspondence. The medical tes-
timony was alec introduced, ard wi continue to-day.
after Which the chemical analysis Of the blood aud
ashes ' ~ be produced and disposed Of
Yesterday, during one Of the long intervals which
has characterized tIis investigation artist entered
the back parlor, which Wed a. the jury room and
seating himself in the operating chair ustd by wit
noses proct eded 10 make a -ketch Of the and
s coutsLts. He appeared 10 take sp oal ohseryatos
of most LtsrestDg group of Reporters, who with
pO'icrCc profound were waiting for more testimony.
Tie Coroner having come down rather ungraefulIy
uIo the snou) communications, it is just here 70
s'ate Tint all the MOE, important polt il the testimony
witch las been given up to the pr,sent time, due
70 tie suon} NOUS letters ~hch Obuo1ious
TO Mr.. Connery. BE it remembered that, but for Q
letter # this thalacter Mr Fanels testimony might
yet have been unknown.
Thettstimooy given on Tuesday by Mr. Fansl Ia q
sulj,ct Of special discussion in all circles, and much
doubt Is entertained a. 10 lie vtracty. Bat the mot
general mp'esiou Is that Mr. Farrell. testimony is per-
after opu.On.