The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
The Regular Coroner's Inquest.


Inc exifui Epgedy Nnch occurred al the tfnanus OF
lsvesink Saturday noralng les. WE soon Drafted
oboui and caused intense excitement throughout AZ
Monmouth county Jersey. All the particulars in re-
gard to ne nhuner Decd that had TRANSFERRED up TO satur
cay Afternoon wero published the HERALD Of yesterday
The following is statement Of what has since occurred
About NJ or Saturday Justice Talter Psrrons who
resides Chsncovile, eight miles from The was
sent for lite justices in Monmoth county are empoT
cred act cgroDers Justice Farscns arrived AZ the
s<> View House a. ma past p. and proceeded TO
as iury which he succeeded in doing In s,ou half an
hcar At three O'Clock the ory we're sworn in, they then
examined tire body the decessed, Alfred Noses, and
searched the misses In sud surrounding the Sea View
House The juors and Coroner Justice then returned
10 the room set apart for by the proprietor OF the
nouse and proceeded 10 take the following testimony Of
those who knew mes about the unfortunate affair
YvIpKRoK or VIZ. W. SMITH, PROPRIETOR OF THE
HorRL-rHx DRY OF MUsDEn AND raB APFEAR
ASCE OF TKs PRISONER poNNHLLEY.
About AZ o'clock this Saturday. morning, the hrst OF
August called Mr. Jsmos P. DonDelley, the booskeeper
Of hi, hou re- ard not making his appearance sen.
of my men, Mr. Francis Boyle, to call him; Mr. Boyle
came back told he bad done and that Doaneley
answered him and said he would be down Immediately;
then kl the Office and wen. to my chamber had been
there about minutes when beard the Of murder.
and running went out into the hal and discovered
lame. p1nnes running me he raSp e mn, nm
ard repee ed the question to him several times
a, last his answer was, The man is dead; he is
dead"
O Did he appear very much excited a, tina. time = A.
Very much, very much, indeed he was perfectly wild;
kie face was a. white ~ the wall
@ ma he appear 10 be Dervous9 A Very.
Had you any fo' mer oocasion seen him nervous
No. had pot asked nm a no hsr od ensn
discover who injured or what the matter Was found
the young man, sreo Noses weterins in his blood on
bed in room No 80 on the second floor. / asked the
dying chat the mater? He said "D)nneiy did
II" asked him .did xhatY" His reply was, ~ played
cards with him lat nisht and won sos OF him, 40
he In here ard cut my shroa TO get the money"
then eft Mr. hoses 10 procure assistance; sent for
phy.ica an and procured of EIws-d Con
Hory Ooroner of New York dressed the wounds of
the young man and held m anti norton examination of
q HOW onr did the decssed live after YOU discovered
himf A. About hour and half; he tod me several
times that Donney was the man -ho cut his throat
ponne LEY toldme that he bad received 500 in gold OF
Sps gentlemen named Bs,bolo boascer in tho houie
At the me to be deposited in the safe for safe teeping
spurious money vhcn he had bought for 10 20 cents
per cosr; don't know the exa-t price, but was some
yve when he would rece! We the foil face OF The bills
The deceased had SCI IS In his pocket book under the
Of hs own bed; $50 Of this money he hAd won
DonrelIey the night before, and belonged TO the
was appropriated towards buying his coffin; the re-
was the money Moses had taken at the bar the house
bar owned by different persons, so the money
taken at the not put In he cafe which belonged
70 me proprietor o. the houre, left In charge Of
The bseerer there were sis in eoi found per.
son Of the prisoner p,Dperey ,b With the SIS I'D
by hoses made the 500 in colo given by the Spanish
gentleman TO Donnsley 70 keep In the sne.
lyIpaNCE OF JULzs BRRrHoLD, TIE oook-THE
PARTIES PLAYED cAEDs TILL THREE O'CLOCK
occupy No. 20, on the second foor OF the Sea-
o Did you know James P. DOnnelley rs booSkeeper Of
O. what room did be occupy' A. The room next to
o. nd YOU hear talking in the room Of Mr. Donneley
htoft ha of Ju A
o. Are you certain Of ~ A. am, and am positive
ahsi Il not q male and female voice. but two male
voices they ap cared 10 be playing some games; j
beard voices taking In tsid room until three or three
and half O'Clock the morning OF the lat Of Augu't
O. Did you hear any foot leave hal room during the
psb,f A No. cir, but may have LEFT 1t after 35s
O'Clock .,-. 80, -,, . q,
Ssd sleep from that time until heard them call Donneley
N the morning; ] then got up and wers down 10 the
Kitchen; aud iheDee 10 the ofes for the Keys, and Don
Kelley here; wondered At this, as heard Dlu
nel&y get up before wenyde sairs a,ou,eu minutes
after th DonDely running by the kitchen ndos,
confused and like crazy man he seemed to DC picking
Oh pome,h rg from the erass don't know what IL wa,;
hao light dress titeen minutes Afterwards
nav m ben be bad com plege changed bis dress
APPEARED oomposed am cure there we're two voices
Donney's till about or 3 o'clock IN the morn
ing after the alarm was made saw me table n Doane e
room moved the vail, " two persons had been
sitting around H. and saw blood On me sl Of his tDon'
neneyt) door.
KvIpncK OF AUGUSTUS NATURALIZATION OF
rae DYING MAN.
lam ,ure,op and physician, residing In New York
city at 1eq William street was called upon on the morn
ing OF the let Of August, between I've aud s O'Clock, by
france Baush porter OF the Sea View H1use 10 attend
who dying i went 10 the ses View house and
found Affed Hoses bleeding prou,ely in his bed biz
hro.i "a, cut inc len veuircie Of the agul.r vein
severed; ! asked the man II he had done him
ss be ,sd dr. ss moi vas
but he showed the CUT n'si sa~ 0onneiey
IN the toe asked him 70 20 up stairs with me- to 'h1s
minutes Francis Boura ,howod the room; DonpeIley
came up in aoou, ave minutes after.
Y d. Dcppeley 90 IN be room with you "A. No cir,
nc did rot: be wanted me 70 70 in Grst
q no he refuse 10 20 INFO the room A. He did; be
wanted 70 20 and unboh door 10 another room, 90
he coold 90 in by back way; this made me look upon
hi n with suspicion
Q I'D toe deceased say % 700 more than Ooos th..
rmee that Dorneey did the deed
Y. Was that woond In the neck sufficient to produce
ms death hat wound did cause his desih BY the loss Of
blood.
pesred 70 be very much aeaied and excited he stood
asainrt the WALL 0ked him, "DOnneliey, did you do
that" he said 40 no raising bis head proudly, turned
.. DID his appearance o,ou seem 10 indicate guilty
% ponpeley wS q graduated physician, and do they
usually get eiced al eng blood that vsyi A. They
may get excited seeing the case bat they do not
yoS bal be- called immedirely aner the deed,
could you have saved the mans fei A. No, cir; might
have saved hs HE two days but he would nave Died
WHISTLER he could not have lived AFTER receiving thai
wound.
BY What kind Of an Instrument DO you think the deed
v0 donei A BY dirk knife razor . razor and dirk
both aye mss.rg, soni and saw razor case In Mr.
Donpeey room without any In Il; The razor Gaze
Wa slightly dH<1p win blood.
EVIDENCE or rsTKR srLEnTS-"DofrELLyy DID IT."
am barber al the Atlantic Pavilion, but my denoe
An In New York. ooroer Of Canal sresl and broad way;
here on sltnrday orning the let Of August and
found that the deceased Alfred Noes bad thros,
cut went 70 his toom ami found cut his on the
left aide; he stu breeding prOfusey: said Noses
you VII de aud too bad 10 leave
such a against Donneley " he DID 90, do tue
decd:t be said, To- Gods sake cont iroub mo any
more have toldyOu DJuncey, the bOoKkee per- AID M
considered deceased perfectly and perfectly sen
nbe that time: b. asked ne 70 ret vinegar
hs legs he Esd they we're getting cold bis pnse
beat slowly st the time, aud be hs FEVER
a a dying cooditinn 20 compoied sensible
askei him wbat The o. the deed and he uAd
wor SO from ssDcley last night, ana ho wanted
% get u bach q on me,' asked him how much money
he La1 and nc said u nearly 500 he t5li me the
money vas given up 70 GONE ferson.