New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
THE SEA VIEW HOUSE MURDER.
TRIAL OF JAMES p. DONNELLY FOR THE
MURDER OF ALBERT s. MOSES.
MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT.
SMITH DAYS PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.

SMITH DAYS PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.
Before his Honor PrIrk vREDEysTRe and associate Judges
CLIFFORD, FosNAS and THRocKMoRroN.
MoHDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. u, 1884,
Court called at O'Clock. The attendance was
large. In consequence of evidence given in morning
session quite large number Of persons were present
ThoInss III. Mount sworn--Livc at Chapel Hill.
mir. Lent ID here recalled by Mr.. Bradley counsel
poner and asked BY what name he introduced Moses
The ss ne mn, o. moses enc au NOT
clothes in wash with the Of - Brown" on them)
State resumes examination of Dir. Mount-Nlr.
T, Kin, up With body from Chapel HUI; body
buried xbnned be body ioe examinations it has since been
Corontr f. ward C. Cornery sworn-Was at High
lar the let Of August at rhompons and was called
Ups by somebody suppose about Ia pa,t 4ca's ssked
VII matter and Me outside said, man nas
fs,n down" to that effect then asked there
Dde INST at Sea sSd no ,uepSss
reached Sea View III fifteen minutes; when srrved there
h SUne UP s p sw nan WING more en- the
rgt side thsn his back the wound seemed to me from TO
be told had tied the bleeding vessels asked hin why no
did not up the neck be got needle and nIsd .ook
adhesive plaster in the house turned round ana Oh
served DCnne near the back bedroom %ndo% ne got
to the aud put those steI vita the ana
smrp whom Of h hold an ante ortem exsmna
tOn believe Donney putting on third plaster when Moses
a. esS re abS tb pa o" LEND trying to render him
every service he replied he had done enough finding the
pnlseess and following The r,da artery up the arm
found pulse felt the xtemitie; and found they were per
fecy cold the lips PALE and the whole features pro.
capillary circulation the kn had entirely ceased and the
man about to die and eeOS requested 70 take ss ayHs
their raising their right hand affirmed Albert s. Moses IN same
Ss I'll 81. '7s
Court decided that the witness should ser rothns but state
this man he ebtut die and wha, pity that he
should fine youDs man who was USING al the eans
smother world what awful thing spper with stain
yu.yely and replied to me- THAT'S the man that did it,"
DoDnsly think was present. Moses did not state In my
atioB-Donnsy denied the charge in toto;
be quite csm and showed nothing in my
nelly exhibited fre.. Kindness in assisting Moses great guam
y Of blood came from the wound three or four quarts,
cav blood in No So attention not called % any,
previous to going in the couple of edie usgestsd y
Ing glass Of water to Moses; think 1t Mrs Bradford
the water told them believed the ssophasus was divided
and If be drank would Of the wound they
at the University Medical College OF New.York.
The question . s.sd What effect 80 graf los: Of Do,d
describes the operations Of the human and the manner
The heart posed Of two aurices venes The
night aurcle is joined at its poseo superior angle by the de-
ascending yene Their columns blood the sue.
Between the right suee and yentrcle there round hole
The yentrcua. dexter which receives the blood
om the nh auriee forms the anterior urfce Of the heart
IL opening for the pulmonary artery above the oum
5o..n The pam9Isy artery soe. upT.Id aud b.kwsd gn
for each lung The left surice aurcu sinister posteor
has entrance into each its for pulmonary
two on each side and In the night sGric there hole
about an inch IN diameter which with the left
BODY. The particles walls Of this cavity much thicker
and stouter than the Others il has the sborons
work n perform, bnt 10 decreases In thickness a.
II approaches the aorts. The heart Is sncased Ia
sac called the pesrdGm and covered s sides BY the
pUra covering Of the uIga The pecardum covers the
arteries arse from the trunk Of the soa es rear
ing the following the OF the arefs-ene
OF the heart from the cerica gspgou OF n
pathetic and following the cour-e Of the arS-s me
instant and the blood is thrown into the ventcle. the
vpes then and throw the blood INTO the aora aud
pulno Foh the curvature OF the Aors while 10
called erterth innonri
ha.s the carotid and the left esvisn The
srsria nnon mna ascending from night 20 left forms the
ft clsvsn and the rsht primitive carotid The left prim
tive the aorta Just above the
clayce carotid covered By the sternOhyod
hyodes ard reid cartilage divides into lge trunks the
internal carotid which 20 the brain end anhe
mel carotid which distributed upon the superficial Of the
head and neck. The internal carotid extends from the
Iaiypx. and ulhmstely psnetrstes into the Uranium.
through the carotid canal Of the temporal bone aud sends of
yes of branches to the mperor thyroid and distributed
% the lsIyEz and thyroid gland The hnlual artery
sgo proceeds hom this vessel, supplying the tonsls.
palate and otGis !. Aso coum1nicses with the facial
artery VII then be easily perceived With wound dividing
the sts.Do do astrid muscle external ugusr lying
Aat sfheuth the esotd eeayed beng cut yet the various
sneb sneh be thyroid and vessels supplying other
were s.yered sso the ssophssus eule. The cutting VI
rAcs 40 crmon, psventd the possibility OF the recovery
Of Moses eonnSersp that tkrd CT his hood hkd ssd
t's ~ kd,, kayss AID ssh DsS,e saS ysse" ssd tho