New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
THE BOND STREET BUTCHERY
THE EXCITEMENT ABATING.
THE MYSTERY net UNRIDDLED.
Further TESTIMONY.

Afternoon As people returned from business BY Broad
wsv snd the Bowerv they turned into Bond street
learn the progress msde in unrsveEng the case. From
h. Bono stree; presents rsther an excited spec
tacle between !, and 81 o'clock
There = certainly nothing that can be from the
outside Of the house in Bond street.
The blinds Of the basement and front psror wndo
are cosed. so that nothing within can be from
outside On the second story the windows Of the
formerly occupied by DR.. Burdel rs = bedchamber
a.so defy inspection. the inside blinds being drawn
down to the bottom. On the third Story the W ndo
OF tae chamber &C upi,d by Ms Cunningh are also
kept in condition which permits those inside TO see the
crowd which collected outside, but the closest
tiny can observe nothing from the street. The testi-
uony which has appe sred in the newspapers ia freely
discussed by the crowd res theories are established "a
to the probable perpetrators Of this murder the position
which each individual occupied who stood on t1e
stair who gusded the door who used the instrument
of death how they Invested themselves Of the bl 'ody
apparel in what wsy they disposed of i snd thou
saud other suppositous, many Of them, probably, no
less sensible than those which have received official
attention. The excitement, however. is somewhat
aded, although people shoot town who have no, much
to DO select Bond street place to squanier their
die hours.
THE CHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF THE BLOOD.
The Cbemi.ts were stl at WORK yesterday With
their nicioecepcsl and chemical examinations of The
bloody traces found in the house. What result they
have arrived at we unable to state as since their
cor derce was abused by member of the press, they
have carefully excluded reporters from the room 10
which they are at work. The testimony which they
will offer will probably be given to day and no doubt
IN baa he pasa
TIE TESTIMONY.
At l0:lj a. m he Coroner RESUMED the investiga-
ton.
Mrs. CathAine Dennscn, sworn-Q. Where do you
live 4. In Brooklyn
q. Are YOU a relative of DR.. Bmdehsl A. Sun
cousin Of DR. Burcel by marriage.
Q. Have You fIequented his house A. have.
q. You came here every week, probably \. NO,
ST..
o When we're you las, here 7 A. On the Monday
before he died the las, time.
Q. Were YOU at the panty given here A. Yes Sir
q. You understood that party 70 have been givrn
viii ont b. san tom A. 10 not know any thing ab Jut
thSt-rhether it was given with or without his sane
uCr. $500 -,
Q. Did you see DIR. BuIden that night A. did
Sir
O Did he speak 10 you in regard to the party a.
He did be asked se If Wa going 10 Do mere; the
doctor can TO my house ana asked me II had an IN
vi,s,icn and if wss going 10 the patty; told MIN
did not know whether | should Or not; he asked me
why: | told him | had nothing nice TO wear, ana
thought il was gong to be fashionable party; the
second time saw him he asked me the same quo,tion
did not tell him. had ~ object IN view, nos inter
estrg 10 any one suppose.
O We would like to know that Object A. II ~ss
Concerning my own family matters, but u II L. neces'
saIy, will tell II. 49,
g. You wanted 10 come here although you did not
want HIM 10 know il A. | did NOT let him know
whether WAS coming or not; was here the night be-
Il r. the usrty: nv son wa with me; went up -tas
and saw Mrs. Cunning ham; did not sea the Doctor
then; on the night OF the party. | csmo here toward
ight, end SAW the Doctor he wss engaged 10 hIlng
uself when cane in; he says me, are you coming
q the party ana Gays am dressed do | lock NJ 70
on..: previous TO this he had told me he vas not
o,iIg, and | aeked him why he sad he had No
clothes n be had Do been soe TO get him suit o.
clothes | TOLD him, wait a minute, am going over To
my friends IN Great Jones street. will you 20 over with
me.
Q. Did he 90 with vou' A. He DID; he asked me
t wa gopg TO the party; told hun hat II he would
stay the evening re would see says ne, you have got
your dress with you and you are going says 10 hln
# YOU will go with me you will see.
@. You came 10 the party A. did
q. lie didn't come With you TO the party A. No,
Sir
@, He didn't appear at the party at all A. No.
Sir | didn't see him.
o How l,uz before did you know Of the party !
4 | think | knew it fortnight before.
O. How did you know il A. Mr.. Cunningham
10 lie rLc y IS Svluk W sNr OhIuoy PhbJ W
her dsug char at the beginning Of the month.
Q Did The doctor cay anything ~ you about Il
A. Speaking 20 me about II, says " sne says her
-upuer Will about $500 she said that the faher
mr.t have eft money for the children we'll as the
wife and thought she might be- uslng IL for that
purpose.
sny other conversation A. Not that time.
O. Did he speak about any other event IN The house
Subsequent the party and about any inmate OF this
house, A No.
o. At any timsl A. Yes yes. said 10 him before
that says l. WHO 10 that g-ntlensn have seen 10
the parlor once or twice. He .sid a bald beaded
fellow i' | said I've seen him now there twice.
O, Wien was that A. should think about the time
I was -pesking IT, it might have be-u after that
Q. Wa II fortnight before the party A. 1t might
have been.
O lie bad a bad head then A. Yes.
q. Were there any other remarks made about Mr..
Eckelr A. Not az sll 10 my recollection
O. Dit you ever hear Of any unpleasant matters ex.
i.titg between Mr. Burdeii and Mrs. CunDlnghsmI
a never heard The Doctor say anything against MS
O. Whist did YOU hear A. He has always spoken
yery biz by Of her indeed and suppose that II the
Doctor knew any hing against no "oald NOT h4'e
spol,r about il 10 be Introduced asr 10 ne, aad
be krew ust / very ps:ticulT with whom got
acquainted.
Q. Mrs. DeLison. what originated this conversation
30 Which be spoke vel Of her \ Wei, a. wcS loag
before spoke 10 Mfs Cunningham Ins Doctor hss
sl.sys cteu TO ny ho4,e grest desi; through the
So!ng SUE rtr and Autumn lie hsd o-en there a. nost
eSery az atd about year aud bali n d'dH c'ue
tcsrcelf AZ tl; snd says 70 him. y" aefs nave yoq
ben you az almost stranger % me- says J, "
,uppo.e you have new piece 10 90 oi yolVe 60,
leff. f.i.ncs" gays be, NJ, Dot tbst know Of"
.s,s be. I've got soqua nted with handsome
w-tov. says he She's rich Gays |, " suppose
Won have sB cbiect in the money well a. IN the
wicow ;" ssys be- - shsl never get married; ne
would always speak OF the "rca witoT,' the
WIDOW, or the rich widow never kaew but
the, 10 bad yifited Der before .he bad here.
q Did lie sp.sk OF her '.nly A. spoke Of