New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Counsel-Why not continue the examination on
Monday morning
Observation-Disclosures have other examinations t.
come Of on that day. There viii be parties here from
Nevburgl and Albany Monday and will feel COZ
strained TO give them hearing.
Counsel-Will there be a capita ca-e before your
Honor or Monday
Magistrate--No; but the examination in this case
e. said before, must lay over until Tuesday.
Coun-el-W allow me- then. to enter my protest
against such step, IL q of this kind where the
nfe and reputation Of citizen are at stake, there
should be no needless delay. foul murder hse been
committed. or else a still more foul oaumny has been
heaped upon the head Of NJ client, AMI demand it
Alright tina, the inyesgaton shall proceed without this
needless delay. Ii the defendant is guilty of murder
let il be proven possible il lie IS innocent
let him BE- discharged a quickly.
Justice Connolly--I cannot alter my determination
in the least | will sonrn this until o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon.
Coupsel-Yoa vi, ct least examine Dr. Chiffon
before We adjourn. for | understand he Is willing to
testify that the stains found the wall in the base
merit amount TO nothing in this connection.
Justice Coanolly--I would rather defer the eNami-
nation of Dr. Chiffon unit. | see the District
Attorney.
Counscl-Such step il entirely unnecessary. The
presence OF the Di.trct-Atorney will no, alter the
evidence of Dr. Chiffon IN the least.
Magistrate Lave decided to adjourn the case over
until Tuesday, AMI then wilwor. at it night and day
to accommodate the gentleman.
Connection have colored man, named Henry
locked up hefe. Upon what charge il he confined
appear as counsel for the prisoner.
Justice ConDoily-IIe is witness in this case.
will have him conveyed to No. ~ Write street to-
morrow, where he will remain comfortable until after
the investigation.
Cornsel-What bail do you require for him
Magisrate-I was talking to the District Attorney
to-day in relation to this witness, when he advised me
not to bail him until aler he examined and have
decided so to do
Counsel--Oh very well, Sir. Now, Is It necessary
to keep the police at my clients house any longer
They have searched every nook aud corner of the
premises. and can't see the necessity OF putting Mr..
Willis to such inconvenience any longer.
Magistrate-I think Mr.. Willis has suffered very
little Inconvenience, taking all things into conSidera-
ton. However, | will tell Capt. Waling TO take
away his men, and the matter shall be attended to ths
afternoon.
Mr.. Willis-Thank yo1 Sir.
Masi-trate-The stands adjourned unit! next
Tuesday afternoon.
THh WA11rSG M,rcn.--The trial of endurance be-
tween Flora Temple" and Prioress was ended %
Saturday morning at 3 O'Clock, by mutual consent
neither claiming the victory. They had been on their
fee. for % tour and suffering seriously from eE
haJstion.
CRY Misunderstanding to the report Of the
City Inspector, there 800 death, in the city
during the past weck-a decrease Of 20 as compared
with The mortality of the week previous and o. less
than occurred during the corresponding week OF last
year. The following table shows the number Of
deaths during the past two weeks among adults and
children, distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. Boys. Girl. Total.
Ws:S s ,1S1. Oct oft a 1es 3 II Is 81
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, 3; consumption, SO; convu-
sions tnfantieD 2l cholera infantum, 10; darrhea,
II; dysen'ery. s.; dropsy in the head, 20; nhamma-
ton Of the bowels, TO- inflammation of the lungs, Isl
Inflammation Of the brain, g. marasmus Gnfantile
81; scarlet fever, 4.
There were also deaths of congestion of the BRAIN 10
of Group of typhoid fever of disease of the heart
of yhoopng cough, of smallpox, of teething
premature births 10 stll.born AMI 10 from violent
causes
Tie annexed table shows what portions of the hui
man system have been most affected Bones, joints,
&c. 3; brain and nerves, TO- generaive organs, .;
heart and blood vessels, 10; lungs, throat &C., lO6;
old age. , skin, &c., and eruptiye fcyers, 10; still
born and premature births, 81; stomach bowels and
other digestive organs 90; uncertain seat and general
f,v.rs. 81; urinary organs, |. To.al-36o
The number of deaths compared with the core
spending weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as follows;
Week ending Oct 25
Week ending oct ~
ending Dcf 49,
W,ex ending oct D. 1885,.
The nativity table gives 80 natives OF the United
States, "a of Ireland - of Germany, 8 of England,
81 Scotland, Of France aad the balance Of various
foreign countries.
sINGrLAE ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM STATION
HousE.-Two prisoners, giving their names Michael
White and Thomas ConAel, recently arrested On
charge Of highway robbery and assault and battery,
on Friday night last made their escape from the cells
of the Fourteenth Precine. Station House. in manneg
which Capt. Williamson characteristics as perfectly I'M
accountable" The cells in which the prisoners wers
confined had addition 10 the usual fatenings, been
secured with padlocks, and the in which ths
fellows opened these could not at the time be accounted
for. Considerable Of hubbub vas made about the
matter By the Captain when one John Murphy con
fined in an adjoining cell on some petty complaint,
stated that the doonnan Yet the men out and that he
krew him BY his voice. He said the doorman came
to the cell and conversed in low tone With the men,
who promised him large sum of money 20 let them
out and after some talk; he heard the doors unlocked
and the men leave in their stocking feet George Fos-
ter, the doormsn pu under arrest, and the ioo"
ing day, at the Deputys Office, Murphy picked MN
out by his voice. An examination in the case oi
Foster was had yesterday at the Essex Market Polee
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