New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04
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Az E. nGiics cot 10 Coroner Fentoo and r..x,
neied SO fat &c wecan learn, the bcsssd
that 0saih had nor long taken place when thu nom
was found. Not yestige of the outer garments wa
discovered. She had nothing on but her under clotrs
These were neatly fashioned agd OF good material
psricuer description unnecessary as they ara nm
ser,ed for identification. Between the road AID ,bs
| wall was found shoe and large and handsome
cameo breest-psn. Bonnet. dress &e were al miss
| ing. On the suggestion that the murder was commit
ted at distant ace and the body brough, 70 this
| lonely spot, the probabilities would seem 10 be that
these articles Of clothing were removed in order to
Lessen the chances of Identification Death was evi.
dertly produced by strsnyration The throat shows
the exact print of the hand ~ which the stranguation
wa produced. There is other mark of violence on
the body except wound on the right esr which looks
~ though il had been crushed nv a sons This NAV
have been caused by throwing tie body over the wall
Nothing being elected before the inquest a. 10 the
identity Of the remains 1t was decided TO remove the
body 10 the House, Is more accessible place
Decomposition took place rapidly during the day and
attempt 10 take daguerreotype IL order 10 retsu
the impress Of the features, proved rafess owing to
the distortion of the face When we ssws the BODY the
face too much changed give Us ahy idea Of its
natural appearance. The Coroner nfouns that she
was " fair to look upon, and evidersy had been
quite handsome. Her hair is jet black, very long and
full nose deLcately cut, features small, but giving
evidence of face Of mach animation TIE BODY il
rather slightly formed. snd we should ivdte the
woman 10 have been not far from 90 years Of s-e
The isquest Is adjourned till tomorrow vixen the
surgeons " III AXE the post nortem examination.
Its most foul and brutal murder and we ars GER
tain effert will be spared "a ferret out the mon
s.rous guilt Ii is hardly possible that much time will
e!apse before the body il Identified. certainly ncr ii
the hapess girl belonged IN this section of country.
We hope clue may be got At BY the Coroner 10
morrow II seems to us he ought not 10 finally aS
ourn his inquest until every chance is exhausted.
Fros, TIE Net.Ssyek Daily Kers II saturday Ersnisg
In 10 this morning no progress whatever had been
made in obtaining Information in regard the identity
of the body. 1t Is possible that something may trans
pire before 90 to press, as meeting Of the Jury Is
to be held at Q O'clock.
All the day Yesterday the excitement the in
crease. Crowds visited the Courthouse during the
day. The widest and most improbable stories were
in crculson-postvely asserted one hour. only TO be
rs positively conradcted the next We would give
some of the speculaons which are afost, but to 90
so would make It necessary to Use names OF mdivld-
uas in a manner which would be anything but pleas
ant 10 them We shall not take the liberty, even TO
CRAFTY the love of gossip. One exeitpg incident oil
the day we cannot refrain from giving some comet
derces had suggested the possibility thai the body
might be that OF young lady whose name we suppress
She has friends living in New-N indsor aud MI ked,
who happened to hear Of the surmses whde at the
Court House volunteered to visit these friends lie
drove to New-WindsOr and called upon, we believe,
an uncle of the lady. On making known h,s errand
he found that his description of the body Tailed ex
actly with the person of the young lady IN question:
The genhman, in a state of mind which may well be
conceived, started at once for Newburgh ana the
Court House. A sight of the body at satisfied
him that il was not the person Of his niece though
there were striking similariies