New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

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knew Of The stains and coud account for them; the
stains of blood that found on the fence and cs-
tern came there from the Of dog that had been
cut ard tied there to prevent his running over the
bousei the ears were cut by procured by IL,
foreman Of Nr. Horace Jones keeper Of livery sta
bic; did not know lis NAME aud had not said that IL,
stains on the basement wall and those the cistern
were occasioLed by the same meaLs there was posi-.
lively no disturbance Of any kind On the Sun
day right in question r his house, and lie had loud
words at any time during tha, night.
The txsiuration in tue case wss then adjourned 10
tis afternoon e. oo,cck.
THE SHisPLasTEE-BAsK AEfAia.-Jus.ics Kelly
yesterday ornirg rendered his decision in the OF
Mr. Ulde,hill charged with having in his possession
quantity C bus puipo,iDg to be o. the issue of the
New-Eugl,ni Bauk mo such banking institution being
10 existence, and he'd tie accused to answer in the
sum o. 81 600 bs which amount was promptly, given.
Tie magistrate has several eidsvits before him in
gard 70 tbs shinplsser institution, and WILL in the
course Of few days, in al probability -sue warrants
for the arrest of several brokers doing business in
broadway Wall street aud vicinity. Mr.. Underhll
vii be u,ed As wtress agans, the parties in Wall
street uud ether lcoatiee, and strenuous effort will
BE- made TO bring to justice ,hos. who have during the
past week been trafckng largely in this bogus suf
Autographed! eror occurred in the report Of this
csse ycst rday. Tie clegk in the hotel should have
ssid he old not th,Ik that Mr.. Underhil intended he
should pay the orjer from the package containing
the shinpaste,s which hai been deposited in the safe.
A LIVING MASS HrARr OrFs TO IssrEcrroS.-
Some three yeaYs ago physicians witnessed the
process OF digestion through an orifce left by gun
shot wound in tie abdomen Of Alexis. s..
Martin But greater curiosity was yesterday
exhibited to the studeuts ef the University
Medical College at the hour Of Prof Motts cnique.
II was case Of deficiency q the sterrum breast
bore, which enab,es the several movements Of tho
heart 20 be een. L. has excited intense interest for
several yea,s past throughout the cities OF Europe
and Britain. The subject Of the defect is very intel
heent gentleman Nj. Groux, a native Of Hamburg, -
years Of age, somewhat under the average hight and
rather pale, though he appears to be IN health. de
was introduced by DIR. Mott, vino thought that the
substance which occupied the place OF the s'erDnn
might be cartilage. NJ Croux then showed the peeu-
liar deformy of hs clest and gave on excellent lee
ture OF the heart action demonstrating his remarks
with coored Is'es, artificial heart, ard his own
body. The c0lar-bores are 40, connected lneitber
are The ribs TO their opposcs but there Is groove
where the s.errum should be; the skin is natural In
its natural state this groove is about inch
and half wide, but it can he distended to three
inches. On looking at the groove, pal sae swelling
respiration DO inSpepde !, rapidly rises to an enoI-
nous extent, and remains full and tense until the
breathing is restored wien IL soon subsidies. This IS
the heart. Between tie clavices there Is another
pulsatile swelling easily felt, which is the aorta, the
great artery from The heart. The jilaon and con-
traction of the lung is slso seen. In coughing, the
right lung suddenly pIotruees fIom The chest through
the groove and asoends considerable distance ABOVE
tie right o.avole into the neck.
The technical details Of these wonderful disclosures
will interest professional men, aEd 10 general readers
ing Il. would be wei if ii could be exhibited in ali
public schools.
Mr.. Crou1 remembers being taken by his family
doctor TO a medical society in Hamburg, when about
two years old but be did not know for what nor
did tie full importance Of his case occur to him TIL
he was over % years of age. In 1873, while on
a yisi, TO London, he attacked with cholera.
and then II was that his defect was made known
to the YIoft ssion. He was shown to several
dis.ir guished medical men as a great curiosity,
and was iscd to travel through Europe tor tue
beIeft tf the profession. Not iong after whie at
tending to his business which was very confnng, he
was attacked with hamoptss lspitting of blood. He
then concluded TO abandon his occupation and follow
the suggestion often made to him, viz, to travel and
show himself to the medical men OF the countresot Eu-
rope, Britain aud now Of America. He has an album
Of two volumes which nearly filed with the auto
graphs OF the chief members of ali the important med
cai societies and universities Of Europe from 81. Pc
ter.bure TO Madrid, ard from Vienna to Galway,
estfyng to their great interest in the case. The sig
natures Of professors and celebrities who have ex-
nmined him number over two thousand.
Al the close Of bis lecture tsterdsy DR. blot pro-
posed a collection 10 Mr. Grou1s behalf, though his
regular fee had been paid by the faculty. Scarcely
had e said the word when Il silver began to ny INTO
the arena from tie seats Of the vast amphtheaer
Nearly ell the 300 students were present, ana tle
shower Of quarters greatly jeoparded the Lecturer
Dr Mott and bis attendants together with Dr. Alex
II, Mott who seemed to be target IN the innocent
amusement. g., =,
we were favored this morning with call from NJ
Groux the ccngepal ssure 0f whose sternum created
such iberes, at the Medical College to-day His case
is amost remarkable one ard is rare opportunity Tor
studying isu, the actions Of the heart great ves-
sels, and uDgs. =,
/, solyes several doubtful questions in regard to the
action uf the heart, and gives quite as vivid an idea
Of the great strength and vigorous movements OF the
little femsch!ne, as II the rbs were Guy away ana
il exposed; more vivid indeed, for ID the latter case
there would be 10 action such as is Low plainly visible
under all conditions Of the system beneath only thin
veil of flesh.
Somebodys desire tha. there nigh. be window in
the brcas, Of al men, Charles Lambs equivalent,
pane in the stomach seems nearly realized Ia Mr.
i,ruux's case. lEyeping Post
SH,GP PoIirICV PR,cTIcy.-A curious political
maucuyre has Just To light IL seems there are
two leading factions in the Republican party Of New
York city. One Of them i. said to be controlled by
John a. Kennedy Superintendent O! the Castle Garden
Emigran. Depot and the other has Benz +. Manierre
and Justice Welsh, among ts leaders. number OF
those opposed to Mr.. Kennedy met short time before
the election with some prominent Democrats, and
managed that they would, election day run cahdl-
dates Tor the Superyisor5hip, although the fact was
not made generally public and no previous anncuree-
mept Of such an election was made fricI 10 DONG
this il is reported .hey consulted the Hon. James 1.
Brady, the Hon. David Dudley Field and other Dis
tinguished lawyers who gave decided opinions that
the law extending the term Of the Supervisors Once
wns uncof .itu,ona as the Legislature had no power
thus to extend the OF The oiice prescribed by the
previous act TO be annual The votes cast in accord
arce With thi. opinion al the late electon have elected
on the Democratic side Wm. NJ Tweed W alter Roach,