New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

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go ,cok !, oa, Tue book shows that be drer
ee's d.v slo. Of wh,c only 10 ccuts were fouod 10
o No pos,blc motive Gao b. assigned for
%P.,;rg thi- wtvlesac butchery, except tho fact
D. bsiob, have been offended az his father Tor
"" -; him about the affair cf the bank book
rP''h'' duo. 10 ,Low that ne had been dfok
1oei. ~ he .bowed no symptoms Of anything hle
P ~, ,noe,,ed perfectly natural to his friends.
-. ,..sors which led To the commission OF Such
,...ae se. NUT re'uaiu mystery
'V.,'. r,,z, tie Oldest gh is an own sister to
","' oho xs. in her room on the third hoor, while
f'SNA. ,,.,esy was taking place; she heard the
tbo 'N,|, - add looked out OF her door; she
..v her brother on the stars Struggling "itn one 4"
.s % ,sryap girls, and thought there must be thieves in
~. - ,he Immediately locked her'eli IN her room,
"and her window sd shouted for help she is, OF
courss eptir,ly u"bur'
W,,u,yrrI. who Is about II years of ago, was in
h nom n.xt his neither, and hearing the noise he
-..4sd TO 20 to her. Frank met him at the door of
,rcrn and gnve him blow on the right side of the
.,d cutting up The scalp for three inches and detsch
;,g large piece OF the temporal bone, with portions
- Ire parieal bone, several pieces Of which were
roy.d He IL very much injured, ard probably will
-. recover. His mother, after Frank had left her,
Lad strength enough LETT To come out into the other
-oo where she found Matte with the blood stream
;,y from bis heso bcu6ug and keiug the insen
abe body Of his father.
CaARIIE, the boy Of FIVE, received blow about an
;reb and half from the medan line, the vcrteX
rbch communicated With the substance of the brain.
The condition Of the rat'ent is comfortable, but dan
r.rous; he will probably Tue two little grs,
J,bs and Katy, were iu the room with their mOthsr,
ssi were neither Of them injured.
JOisSA MURPLr, one Of the servant girls, is lying
THE Hospital, suffering severely from her wounds.
She started TO come down sairs: she heard the noise
rd when she first uet Frauk she seizcd the hatchet
apd wencbed II out of his h-nd; he however got II
back and Immediately struck her down. She had a
very severe wound ou the left side Of her head over
th. psrea bone. TIE cash is about four inches long
sul cu down the bone. One side of her face is par
.ysed, and when she brought TO the Ho, pal she
was speechess. She is now very delirous, aud the
chances Of oer living, DR.. Hooker says, age very
slight
ELIZABETH CARR, the other servant has three very
ugly wounds ou the head, which bleed profusely One
% the right side, about - inches long, Of semi-cir
eaar form, over the occipitO bon'. This wound is
down to the bouc and aportion Of the external table
Of tie skull is ch'pped of. She has also two very
severe wounds down 10 pariea bone on the leit side
Of her head lineal fracture Of the skull has been
detected in the smaller of the wounds on the left
AIDE Of the head. Dr. ieokOr does not think this case
dangerous.
STATEMENT OF THE GIRL CARR.
ELH,BLTH CARR, who is now lying at the City
Hospital makes the following statements
About l0I O'Clock Oh Tuesday night, as she and J0-
hanna Murphy the point OF retiring, having
removed their clothing they heard the hall bell ring
and she ust starting to go down to the door when
she met Mr. Gouldy the second floor On the way TO
tbe door. She then went back to her room. and she
supposed that Mr. g. let Fratk in as she heard him in
bis room Immediately .tterwurd In about 10 minutes
or 70 she heard screams Of murder, MURDER, which
prooeeded from Mr. q at Mrs GCuldys room. Sbe /
and Johanna hurried their dresses Is quickly as pos
sible, aud Johanna welt down stairs before her. On
gsuiDg to tho second floor she saw Frank with a |
kschet in his hhnd, striking his mother and johanna,
both of whom fell.
Elizabeth wrested the Ratchet from the murderer,
and up into her in the third story, but could
not fasten the door for wait Of lock bolt. He fol-
hved her and said. "Gve me the hatchet, Lizzie, |
do no, wish TO kili you, only wish to escape tie
then wrenched ii irou her, sDd gave her three blows
win it the hea when he left her for dead, az she
tu,poses. About upute or so afterwards she heard /
be report Of PISTOL aud thiukng 1t was fired at her
shs ran down stairs and out Of the trout door, aud
trcsssd the street wheo she met gentleman aud lady
TO whom she said: Help! help! o., my Goo
Frank il murdeig the whole family, rouse tue neigh |
bors.' After gett'ng some of the neighb"rs they |
uttered the house, aud discovered the bodies OF NJ.
,sd Mrs Gcoldey, Johanna Murphy, aud two Of Mr.. |
Gaoldey's younger sops.
The TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CoROSER's JURY. |
Coroner Hill summoned Jury yesterday to hold an
hQuest on the body of Frsucis Gucldcy, jr They |
proceeded tue house. and after careful inspection
the premes and of the body of the deceased, took
the following testimony:
Jane Guuldy, beitg sworn, dcpose- and says-De-
ctased was my .teyson since July last he nas not
been in any employment; he has been ceik AZ Su'-
kysn X Hyatts, hardware merchants, IN fia't street
tce then he has been in the habit Vf being at home
Usually at 10 O'Clock It night; his father mas been
srct In this respect be al ten IN his usual good
health and spirs O'Clock last evening" after tea
he went out suOu after he went out his iathei ais
covered that bank-book for 80, which had been 10
Lis desk was removed, and he at once suspected ne
ceased and spoke to about It; then sked Mr.
Gouldy he had not given this book 10 de eaSu anu
be answered that he had not, deceased returned To
The house ten unLt-s before III O'Clock; his ialhcI
asked him if he had been at his desk; deceased
snswcYeh that he han; his father asked aim why he
took the book; the deceased made answer that as
the money was placed IN the bank III Ms Nance
be tad a right t. take Il and do what he pleased
With it;" L.s father rcprimendei him for tins
and be wen, cut oi the room laughing; q l-1s net
pleasant lavgk Gut FaLsr fcadiSt and erGtseg otc;
bis father remarked IL al the time; the au TOOK Paeo
IN the front room ON the second tocr; after deceased
Aft went to NV bedroom immediately IN the rear OF
the iron, room, and went to bed, leaving my hiooahi
u the front room, in about quarter oi an hoaf
after this heard my husband fall just at that mo-
rent deceased ran rto my room with an ak IN ms
hand exclamipg Mv;heI oh, nothcr | raised
NY hss ds abd sand What is the matter, Frauk =
deeased caugh ht hUlG of my hand and struck me with
h. III NJ N.rI