New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15


the inqucs. BY Coroner Connery on the body Of DR..
,urccll in Bond street the Common Council has been
flooded with bills from various persons for the per-
fnmances of services the case and it does mol APP
pear that all of the bills yet rendered So that at
present il is impossible to ascertain the total amount.
The following ore q few Of the bis which give as
rendered:
EEw.YoRE. March ls 1857.
-" City and County of New York.
To Knight N D. Dr.
To services on the lnqu,ion the
q tn death Of the late Dr. Harvey Budel NJ. 81 Bond
.tr,et BY ord,r cf the Coroner. viz .
Bond street IN .srch Of blood stains Sc Inspection of ,h,
and position Of The fari'urr in which the murder T,'
III time Of receiving the wounds and the direction in
snd ali other. found on the premises. Surgical examination Of
the wonnd in order discovery ofth character Of III. in
pem... of aces.cd and also Of John Ecsl F.toy
nd ysTd in Fourth 'trc also astoy ana Ncnsf' % .m ..
from Corporation yard for examination 10 ennmnln. 'h-
tas s.d Usi r with ' sbd wound. on hr bod, p
ceased To examining into the character Of the blood 'r'
sarhilr after clothing &C. opposed TO have been
Consumed in TIL crates. S1H
Til. bill was sworn to before u. W. Clarke, Com.
missioner Of Deeds.
The Board of Supc,isor. Ic.:t
II Ogd'n pcr,n.u.. Professor u cL,mi,try, and
sryicc; in chemical and nil rg.cGpcai % rs.niR1sn M R o,
airs on d.gg,r
l. street IN the ca-e Harvey Burl,l d~ces'rd incud
ing services Of chemical assistant. 300
This bill is certified by Coroner Connery
NrwYoEE, March l6 1851.
- j. W S GorIcy, NJ. D. Dr.. 70 conducting tL.:
microscopic examination Of blood &c in the hon;s OF
No 81 Bond in relation 20 the d. sth Of Dr. Har
vcy BuIdcl 800
Tile total Of these three bills amounts TO $ go. In
addition there to the bill of the distinguished
Coroner himself for large sum- and bills for e1smn
ing the privy-the heap of coal ashes in the cellar
the chimney and roof-a bill Of $40 $50 for rsresh-
ments, and many more that we know not Of
CHrRcH ELEorIoS.-The election of Churchwar-
dcns and Vestymen Of Trinity Church took place yes
tcriay morning in the Nestry of the Church. Not
withdrawing the unpleasant state othe weather, there
was quite large number of votes poled. There was
but one ticket in the field, follows 1t received ilO
votes:
Chuyehuardens-Wiism + Dun.comb Robert Hy.loP r
Je,ymel-Hcnry Young Alexander l. McDonaa Gnlan
Tnpl'ton Strong, Samuel T Skidmorc. William H. Fails
1o a. b pix hCafS4 hna.aa qfSn fIE Pna MOO
Francois r. Tillou, John h swift
MAYOR WooD's APPOINTMENTS oS THE Police
The following changes and appointments made April
10, are officially announced at the Mayor Office;
Second Uayd-JoIlu Bcrmyharn Policeman rcappon,cd
F0nh Wa,dJOhn Loushin roieenal IcaPP9ine;t +,
place of Wm. Fisher Weeks rcsMed B!ihoeuu' Ward APP
pointed Policeman VIC" s.rfs1 an, P Prran M yl M""n
Expired John Linden DG@rm rfp"PPonisd vice .,.,
In the Reserve Corps attached to the Mayor Office
john Grogan, Eighteenth Ward has been promotedto
be Sergeant of tAe Mayors Squad, in place of William
| Mckinney, promoted
~ ny Al
srnrrr BRoKnR-,Joln Sturges broker at No. =
Wall street was arrested yesterday by ODotr Ncele
Of the Chiefs Office, on suspicion Of stealing thirty
five ounccs of god-Cust valued at $3.50, from Benz
+. Miller n returned Californian. II appears that
Miller Yesterday afternoon started with his treasure
for BeeLe & Co.'S Office in Wall street where he IN
tended selling it, but Oh his way. was met by run
ncr who induced him to 20 to Sturgcss place. where,
he said a sale could be made to better advantage.
Sturges offered him sS per ounce for the gold, and
| Miller being satisfied with this amount, handed him
buckskin bag containing, az he swears, III ounces.
S,urres poured the gold into his scales and announced
| 100 ounces A. being the weight. Miller claimed that,
when he handed him the bag, there was IA ounces In
H. and stated that he had had accurately weighed in
San francisco and had worn the belt which contained
il constantly about his person since it was weighed
aud that if it weighed less than Ia ounces he, Sur
pes had taken the difference. SturSes denied the
truth of the charge ard refused to return him more
than lO9 ounces Miller then preferred charge OF
larceny against Sturges and he arrested and taken
before Justice Connolly who held himto bail in 81 oOo
| TO await examination. Robert s. Gould Of No. 267
I Greenwich street became his bondsman.
| ACALToRNIAS RoBBED-$j 600 WORTH OF GOLD
Dust SToLrS-The room of Jacob I.ambreit, at
| Lo,eioys Hotel was entered on Monday afternoon,
and s. 900 worth Of gold dust stolen from his
trunk He had returned from California in the George
Law Monday last and carelessly left the treasure
in his trunk while he went out otake walk. On his
return he found that the trunk had been broken open
and his gold stolen No clue has yet been obtained
| TO the thief.
Row BETwEEs A MILITARY COMPANY And 4
| STACY DRnER.-On Monday evening q disturbance
took place in Grand street, the ferry, between
German military company and q stage driver named
Charles Leamore, in which the stage driver
verely stabbed and an elderly lady who was in the
stage, was slightly wounded. II appears that while
the military company passing through Grand
street the stage driven to interfere with
it. and the driver was ordered to take another street.
He refused to comply with the order. and then
stepped out Of the ranks and assaulted the driver with
his musket The driver in retaliation struck the man
with his whip and then drove toward the ferry at a
rapid rate, followed by the Germans in body. On
coming up with the stage the Germans attacked the
driver with their bayonets and one Of then, named
Shaffer, stabbed him in the leg his bayonet running
through the aeshy portion Of it. The Passengers in