New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

There be could ksve changed Is clothes snt put the
bcooy otes IN 4 bundle aud earned them out Of tie
bouse unseen sn6 plt them where they lever vii be
fOEId. Ard hil- be : out what Is 70 hinder him
from coifg TO he place Of busIess Sad there wash
rc Of any .,sits Of blood spon rs person ,
Ard finally f this hypothesis j. adopted az to NJ d.
Eckels Gull. sud L j. se;;iei thai potion OF as
wardrobe = -sioc. why nsy We rot suppose J. n'se
than probable tia, the garments m Il, be found
estab.hnen where bloody garments would not excite
any curiosity because The hides handled there ara A.
Ways u condition 70 soil the clothes Of those "l'
handle them Itcertsnly does sppesr little remark
able 'ht; such search hss TO, been made instead OF
per'iracously sdher to the idea teai the murderer
burned h. bloody garments in the attic.
Archer point s-ains, Eckel was remembered by the
cock yesterday. ATE the discovery Of the murder Of
Dr. Bur ell the police took possession Of the house and
boied the basement door Mr. Eckel, when he came
houe attempted to nter that door, which BY the way
be not in the habit of doing ami finding ]; !a.,
cred knocked. when Hsnuah came TO the door snd
told tim through the sde-ght, 10 20 - the hal door
a. tie Doctor had been murdered. He lightly repled
"More kelly be killed himself" Mrs Crsre testified
tia; week $50 Monday Buriel told her his lie Sss
lot ssf-a fear We believe which had FOR long time
Of iis house would 10 him an injury; but he added
that he was on his gu4rd and prepared Tor them. Nj
Cbr!stsdoro identified Mr.. Ecke and Mn. Cunningham
a. havc selected and purchased toupee at his store
on the 18th Of Janusy. At this junctuie the inquest
was AL ouiHed.
LATEST PARTICULARS.
Il was stated lat evening that another IMP )rtent
wi,rtss had been discovered in the persOu of lady
who called upon Dr. Burieli On the afternoon prior 70
the murder and found him and Mrs. Cunninghamquar-
relrc IN the Cfce Of the former; which occasion
Ms is ssid TO have torn off her val, aud re-
marked that -he was not afraid Of showing her iace,
and inn ediately left the apartment and during the
brl,f -tsy of the party referred TO, the Doctor, on
hearr the least noise, suddenly started, as though he
wa afraid of again being annoyed by Mrs. Cunning
ham.
TIE physicians who had been engaged for the last
dsy or two in making chemical analysis and micro
scorics examination of the blood found on the linens
ocloth. carpet also of the ashes and fragments Of
voolen found in the CRATES expected to give their
testimony today and it is probable viii throw some
light on the subject
The Rev. Mr. Marvire. who united M. Cunningham
to some one purpotirg TO be Dr. Burdcl, WI, IS IN
der,tood BE- csed again 10 the stand today aud give
hs testimony a regards the Identification OF Eckel IN
the IT after; bnt whether il favorable uuiavoraoe
ha. not a. yet been minated, Mr. Marvine having
declined to make known his views on the subject until
he does 20 in ey dtnc beft re the Coroner jury.
Mr. Cunningham bas been quite indisposed since
Tuesday last. Her sickness il understood TO have
been occasored by the trying situation in which she
las been placed by the late tragedy. Sac, however,
expresses the utmost c)nfdence Of her own acqntth.
She has not as yet read any newspapers containing
repoIs or notices of the murder, bur manfestS the ut
most anxiety learn full particulars of all the proceed
iIgs before the Coroner
The various parties who have been detained at the
Fifteenth Ward Station House for teyer1 days past as
witnesses in this case last evening discharge
from custody A package of bHiet dOnr found IN the
possession of Madame Prossa, alias Estele, were re-
tanned for the present by Captain Dlks. Their con-
tents are decidedly ch and may yet tom another leaf
in the NJ. steries and Miseres in New-York. An e1-
cellert rerectype likeness Of Eckel was also found
In Der pos esson.
Henry l.. Clinton and VIM. r. Stafford, Counsel tor
Ecke and Snodgrass, them for the first tune yes
teday. the Coroner having denied them the privilege
If cons ulting Counsel before.