The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-16

at post mortem ana were agreed 10 by a who were
son at the house Of Mr. story got there about ten minutes
seven; got there before AyIes he Ave mi
nutes after did, found deceased lying on the floor be
tween the two rooms he was bleeding free.
ly from tho mouth, nose and car OF
the left eide; he was insonsble there was
got pos,be; he breaihed much freer after
that; by thus time the other doctor In and IL ws
proPcs.a TO take him 70 bed we inquired where We
bed Ie In charge 10 sponge the blood from
his mouth, nose and ear we then left; then saw him
again n about half an hour from that time at that place.
Dr. George Bah with HIM when went In the second
time had been there short time proposed TO
remove him t, his home; soon the necessary
be vomsd great quantity OF blood continuing 70 do 30
a. Intervals getting him 70 his home and comfortably
fixed nfo med his wife Of the state Of tho affair, and
wished her TO send for her family physician which the
did at the time requesting me to come and see him
sgsn called two or three times during the night and
last; do not Disagree with the general statement OF
DR.. Ayres; fall upon a smooth pavement would
bad; examined the steps Of Mr. ssory's house A.
erwards, and could find nothing there that would
roduce such a wound knife might make such wound,
hut is not likely, knife would make clean wound
heavy ring on mans hand would be likely TO
such wound have what called knuckias,
and think that eucb an instrument would be likely
to pro3uee such wonBe than paked fat there had
been little knue projecting from the metallic knuck!es
might have caused such wound, s hardly possible,
there was blood ON the Tagging and on the lower steps Of
tho house.
Or, Wilson Tucker wOrn-Am q physician; attended
the post mortem OF deceased agree with the statement
prepared by Dr. Cochran o! the results Of the post
tenn ex,minaton don't think that the wound caused
by lst II must have been caused by sharp nstru
mept from the fact that when the wound II looked
like cut clean ncsed wound and there was no aora
sop of the skn Immediately by the wound but there
below and the side OF the nose introduced my little
finger in the wound npwa ds and dowrwards, and what
instrument had caused it pierced the bone; tao
fractured and cut asceraiped that the bone
cut by feeling the cut did not ind the bone broken
in pieces; the examination was made about half
past elevt ock night he vomitted blood very
fusey and while was there should think he vomtedtwo
three Pallons Of blood; be continued vomiting until
about hour and baf Of his death, a. intervals of
twenty minutes; don't think the wound could have been
produced by rrg, but II might have been by blunt
knife my impression Is that could not be produced with
a psked f.t; il might have been done with narrow
baded oy knife il have been with very short
Instrument, merely long enough 70 penetrate the wound
il coulo have bee with ordinary pocket kni1e
the wound was perfectly clean. and such a when
healed would not have left much Of scar went to toe
place in Perepont street twice yesterday bu, could lind
DO projection which would have caused such a wound;
blood the sidewalk, and the third or fourth
step from the bottom the lower step and on the stone
there considerable quantity but the upper ones
there less spaers Of blood the rail- have
attended the family Of deceased for uoer of years
John N. Perry sworn-Reside at % Adephi street.
looking for VIM Van Voorbes about Eve O'Clock Saturday
afe, loon; saw him in Mr.. Story's house; Mr. Simon
aDd severa other persons were in the room set on
the edge Of the table, in the front room Tor some mo
mcpF, cooversipg with Van Worries; about that n no
Mr William Norrs and william WI right came 10 the room
we wero convcrsiDg fos time abopt the gss
paDy and IN about three irters O hour st1rd
ing In the front room, and three men, named Pat
ay, Malon and McGarry, come IN the room; they have
since been arrested and now In confinement; when
they D Ialy said "GOod evening" tD ne, some
thing OF that kind nodded 10 him. but don't think lever
him before my life; he went directly through into
the back room where Srnonson was with others heard
Of thero say that he 'could Hex anydamnef OF
bitch the house, turned around and saw Ily facing
me; did that IL him that spoke; the smallest
Of the three, Notary somewhat noisy in tho
front while the others in the back room; told
him that he had not better make noise there or would
lock BIN ny the acst OF the then were IN the
hack room, gave him McGarry) slight shove when
ne Paid, otis all right only Joking -
he came ba;k and walked TO the fireplace,
the front where he renamed quiet and peaceabe
few minutes AFTER started 60 ont of the house aud
openod the door picked up the Eagle in the hail,
took in and looked at it, and very few AFTER
some came in and said that there was man lying
wounded at the bottom OF the steps did not deceased
three go out Of the house standing with my
back TO the door; did not who the that
the house; when the announcement made there
was general rush ont Of the house went out and found
n The foot OF the stairs, blccGug assisted In getting
deceased up stairs when We got him up stairs and into
tire bed, recognized him being the deceased. he
NAMED nss usble was there and with hun till about
O'clock Dos there all the time, bat away when
beard that OF the parties had been arrested do not
think that he taken in'o The birroom Ialy
about twenty.w, or twenty three years old,
medium szc dark hair raih h,r n snutty cOuntenqncs,
as though be worked in u plumbing or blacksmith
business dressed IN dark clothes and dark cap:
MaiIon was taller man than ally small black
he bal light coiored IRE cost AcGary dressed in
dark clothes, with s,fashi black Kossuth hat, he
smaller than either OF the others and shorter, though
shown, when the witness planned ,leml
Heard 10 corversa,on between taiy and iecessed
NcGarry did appear sullen after told him sould
ccs him up; the whole party appeared ro~dysh their
Dr. tucker re-called-knuckles shovn-Do not think
that they wound would be caused by such that.
The invesugaon was then adjourned to wednesday at
two O'Clock z VI.
We arc informed by Nr George \. Boardman,
Secretary or No. Engine Company, Brooklyn, that
more " the parties concerned IN tbehofnndc Of
Mr.. George H. Smoueon, on Saturday nlxht last, are
members ~ that company. excep, Ialy The statement
that MeGaTry, the other pr sooer secreted In tee
bunk al tho Hose Company house IN Ra5e street not
true. Il appears that he did leave Brook yn All
previous o his arrest at his house Myrtle avenue Mr.
Boarimap informs Furthermore thd IL is rumored in
Brooklyp that he smoDg tho party engaged IN the
array end wishes 10 state that such s not the
he had connection whsiever " th the transaction.
srw YoRK, Feb. IS, 1853
JANIS GoRpov BENNETT. Fra
statement appeared in the HtRaLp of 10 day in regard
the arrest Joseph Mallon. Assistant Foreman of
Il Hose, which II erroneous. You vii ooigc me very
much by stating he made resistance the officer
when arrested but went With him pcaceably and willing
y, as gooc citizen should. These facts within my
own know ledge. joan H. CORB,IIS,
Foreman of Hose Co. No. ~.
BRooKfyS Feb. rs, 1858
TO THE EDfroR O. THE HERALD.
IN locking over this mornings edition OF paper
relative 10 the homicide of George -imonson ind very
erroneous statemout-ani h0pa In Justification to the
prisoner nairick Ialy) ana hls many friends, you will
contradict ito relation to the ss-aut UPON Mr. Berue
II wholly unfoun1ed he present at tho a<san hut