New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

dressed in black each with bsck and white plaid
double ginghsm skrt.
THE SHOOTING AFFRAY II GOLD SrREET-lNyEs-
rIG,rIoS BEFORE CORONER REDDISG AID jury
Coroner Reding held an Investigation yesterday into
the crcum stsnces of the death OF Jsmes McCuskey,
who was shot in srsy in Geld street on the 9TH of
July and from the effects of which he died On Friday
lsst The name Of the who fired the pistol IS
Alexander Jsmsison The evidence goes to show that
be did il while some persons we're beating him. The
following is a list of the Jury impsuneled Francis b.
Stryker Brock Carroll, Matthew Hsll Jsmes Csrmau,
Abraham Tott, Ed r. Riley, Henry Msybury.
The evid. nee is in substance as follows:
f. D. Cunningham, sworn-Am House surgeon al
The Brooklyn City Hospital; man named James M;Clssey
the 9TH OF
last with wound in tine neck the symptoms the
time ndasd injury % pua cS,a cs5sd 5. @s be- da
from uries the 9Th Of August, at y o'clock N
br rou: Of the nek the Asm passed bss
ward missing blood vessels the neck and struck the
thirds OF The spf cord; therpsed through the amns Of the
xth ceryica verbrs wher- ii stopped The esscted BAL
here exhibited The mmed,~ caa'e OF death "" Tue III
jury the spinal cord, occasioned by IN. bullet - -,
O. Duns your attendance McCu,key did ne state how he
received the A He stated that msn named Jana'on
had shot him with pistol
Philip L. Jsrdin sworn-I keep liquor saloon and
the 5h of July Last about Z! O'clock between MCsty and
G party shd No. nd III s ass,. e in y for about
two before the acCu.key party came in tney were IN
di.sy ensued; parted named Wilson and Gsrvin,
wher saw McClukey snd others hghag near the door
which bit me on the wrist and broke tbs sash Of the
window; | wen. outside and tried 70 scare them with
out sssin Cunningham break the windows with
Ss: with se III. ss to he f next n Sae% Of myself
was sitting chair my atnerin law came IN aud said
body shot he helped 70 the door aud saw was
No hea
nenced The disturbance inside te pistol BELONGED 70 one
fore have since Jamason tindenties him.
ha, McCuskey would be at place ha, day va.
that tell whether blow struck In the
Ammelman have the pistol 10 his hand be-
tore. McCuskey was shot the orekoais were hyns
so fsst that person could hardly escape being hi,
heard that Armenian gave the pistol to Ja%ai.on
John T.. Cammeyer, swon-Rssides No. y Stanton
street running TO and fro there wa.
IN the saloon IN Colo street was 0s.~esn @ & ~ aud
running ssI who had pistol 10 bis hand and holding
nd officer found none aud rstaned when saw ,as
running round into Concord street and descended
he bsd ardered man round the coIner told them be m be
arrested By cer the pistol one OF the fashioned
into the basement was Pat Gavin the ouy in
the crowd that can rscogule cannot eeny ns person hst
saw with The pistol thni the one who had the pistol smaller
William Bannister, sworn--Rsside at No. 2l3 Gold
they overlook him and commenced him
the who overtshen and had been thrown dovn
onr,h person and commenced hhns him in the s,on
sch while thus engaged man came up with pistol and either
beaten presented the pistol st the four assasDts
shouted You busser when the With the pistol shot
the who kicking him did Identify him then
Jsmason with blood and dirt bad the
mans o6 bis bsck In the
peyiou.y before Jssson fired he retrssted few steps This
eoroborAted the witness Jsrdns what
what occurred In the street. having the whole disturbance
from bic window opposite
Jerome Copnor conoborated previous witness in
his main statements, when the investigation was sd-
journed till Wednesday tomorrow, at O'Clock p. m.
DRowsFD.-A little boy, six years Of age, named
Rudolph Martin, was accidentally drowned on Sunday
by falling into pond of water in the Wallsbout. HIS
body wss recovered. and inquest held by Coso
ner Redding. verdict in accordance with the facts
was rendered.
James Mulvaney was drowned at Bay Ridge on Sun
day while bathing. 1t appears that he w0 unable to
swim, and, being carried beyond his depth by the cur
rent drowned before assistance could be rendered.
Coroner Bennett held an inquest. Deceased resided
N No. l73 Adams street.