New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

len. c6sxgsng him ws&A musS srseae v,th Aess, 81
thereby ossDs her fandiy ssd Others 10 Be poi.ooeA.
warrant wss isusd. Gslsn arrested. ssA yessrdAs
afternoon the case wss exsnined Mrs Louisa Sow
All the complainant, stated ID subsarce thst sAs re-
sided IN Divisioa avenue, between Leonard aod vsrx
streets with her husband and child; THAI Richard o.
len the efepdsnf resides in the same bor.e oecspv
INC the whole Of IT, with the exceptoa Of two rooxus
which complainant occupies; the premises Of com
p.nsnt are on the second floor OF the house that q
"wednesday the "a of MARCH, she made three ioaves q
breed from -four which she kept in c'oset sdjsnisg
one OF her rooms; the Sunday following.
the bread being exhausted, she went 70 the
barrel and taking -four made up three iosves Il
bread; on Monday her own family, consisting o. hH
husband herself and son about tenr years d Age pr
took Of the bread and were made sick. the symptons
being those attending the action Of poson on Hoo
day some Of the bread sent 10 q sister Of CON-
paipsnt, and she. well her child made sscA;
Others OF her relatives who nnocenty psrtook Of the
bread were also made sick, beirg attacked VII The
ssme symptoms a. thoee experienced BY her owa
family; On Tuesday she called in Dr. Cot 10 stte3A
her family, who at said that their sickness
must have been caused by some food thai they hsd
taken: her suspicious were not at that time sroassd
TO the fact that poison the cause and on ThuSday.
she finding that her child getting wore, requested
the advice Of another physician; on Friday DN.
Smith called in, and after making nquines. took
with him a portion Of the -four in the barrel. -
well a. some of the bread which hsd beeo mads
on the Sunday previous; theee were ansly zed, and
found to con tain considerable quantity q
srsenic. which undoubtedly tho csass q
the sickness; she at q loss to know
who could be instrumental in placing the aenic IN the
-four and from some circumstances led TO suppsss
that il done by Mr. Gules; on Wednesday, the u
of March, she met Mr. Cullen going up to back room
which sdjops her spartmetts, and saw him enter by
means oi key; the key that fitted the lock Of thAs
room also fitted the lock of the door 10 her a2srment
when she made up the bread that day she noticed
that she covered the -four up and leit h smooth; -
Sunday, when she went 10 set the -four for The
second baking not in the condition tina, she lct
il but had been disturbed and the scoop ef standing
up the -four the -four in the other pst Of the bar
rel was good while that tha; had been disturbed was
poisoned; her fathers family had had some troubss
with Mr.. Gslen IN relation to the property: soms
time in June last Mr.. Cullen had bought the property
OF her father and for some transaction connected with
the sale Mr. Cullen was dspeased. and used hard
language TO Mrs Stewart regarding her father tsese
circumstances connected with the fact that noae but
her own aud Mr. Cullen sfamily had Keys which would
open the door led her To suppose that Mr.. Cullen Wa
the person who had poisoned her hour and she &C.
cordngly msdecomplsint and caused his arrest.
The mother of the complainant was esamned. but
nething was elected beyord the fact OF the persons
being poisoned. Thetestimony of the physicians and
those who snayzed the -four and bread was dispeascd
with as il would not show any new facts touching the
complaint against Mr.. Cullen. The Justice thsreuPoa
decided to discharge Mr. Cullen from custody, thero
being nothing in the testimony TO mplcate hun IN the
least in the transaction. Mr.. Cullen WAS then
honoraby discharged by the Court. child Of Mn.
Jarvis sister of Mrs. Stewart is in very critical con-
don from the effects of the poison, but will probably
recover. The other persons poisoned ara fully re-
covered. That poison introduced into the hoar
seems to be beyond doubt, but BY whom reuinas
mystery.
EST.rr or FRyENss HuST, DKCEssrp.-The Sur-
rogats Of Kings County has granted ettep Of sdDs-
taton on the estate Of the late Freeman Hunt. de-.
ceased to Elizabeth r. Hunt and William Psnnes,sr.
The bonds are $4,000.
ARRESTS AND LoDGsRs.--The police OF the seveM
Precinct. OF Brooklyn mss SIXTY Que arrest. on s,a,e.y -
nights Of the days seventy two per.ons wes osmns
dated With lodgings Al the Station House
UkKsowS MAS FoUN d DROwsED.-Corooer Cozess
held inquest ye ry upon the body Of An unkno~n
which found the atsT At Red House Point II
much decompo.ed TO rrndsr iisuiiGost'on impossible
yroL,rIos Oh ORDIsAscEs.--Ihe report OF In
strang for February shows that
srre-ed for peddins without license SC and - Gass
tolso ted for violations Il ordinances.
RECoyERY.-Judge Vanderbilt, who has been sesi-
ou'y III or time oonyaesnf and from preseot spf.
will soon be able to sitend 20 bis usual dstiss
GAnfNG IlouSE.-JOhn Gans, who was arrested for
keeping gaming house ct No Myrtle avenue bsssx
Justice COnwell fday and fined