New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

were the rforc, commi,.ed by Ja.tice Welsh, 10
snswer the charge Prrfen.ed against them. Tho
amount Il bsil was 10, dsfn.Nv fixed.
Henry Rol ner said he ba-n in the Csotoa Of
Ape r.lle Switzerland and that BE- = - years Of are.
and was butcher and general des,er John Ksegi 10
also nsve of Srr'zrrlsud 50 years old. asd kepx a
intelligence Office st No. .? West Broadway. JsAs
Surrszeneeger, likewise native Of TIE Canton Apo
zelle Switzerland Is y,as Old and prof, s:odly was
dealer IN cigars a. No. 20 City Hall place.
Bopr-SSArcurKs IS \ ScRTK.-Jasticc Welsh is
g, present. cngsged in tie investigation Of q
bocy snstcl ing which appears Likely to place sons
officials, and members Of the medical PROGRESSION OF this
city in rather unpeassn, position Fop the fscts
a.rady elected il ,ha, on the night Of the bts
inst, man whose name was then unknowp, died sud
denly a, the Mechanics House. No. as Pearl strcst,
wherete had boarded for short time. tbs, in
quence Of the deceased not having been attended by
medical adyiser an inquest held upon his body ~
Ccrcner Perry; but the c.use of his dcsta IVES
easily accounted for, the WAS soon disposed Of
ard dead cart supposed to belong the city shortly
sierw ard called for Il corpse for interment in PottWs
Field. About week aiterthe death of Carey, his wfs.
who, for some ason ar other, was living at No. IL
Jopes street learned the fact Of his DEATH Ard went -
once to the place where her husband lied
bearded, but could gain no information resa-
tive to tie disposition that had been made Of As
body, beyond the fact that irquest hal been hcA
by Coroner Perry, and the manner which the body
hsi been removed from the house. Mrs. Carey, ~
oompanied by John Carey OF M. % Monroe street
brother of the deceased waited upon Corc.er Perry.
who n ierrcd them to Mr.. Kellogg. Superintendent u
the Outdoor Poor, and Secrctar, Of the AlmsHouss
Department who Informed them that such body
bad been buried in the public burying ground, and
that he had no knowledge whstever Of the Mn.
Caroy became suspicious of the disposal that had becs
made Of the body of her husband, aud with her ir,n
applied to the Mayer for advice ard assistance. His
Honor at deputed Officer O'pheus t. ferret oas
ell the facts connected with the Gaze. Ga calling al
DR.. Perrys tho officer Informed that the Ccroeer
was ont of town. DIR. Boutoo the Coroners Assistant,
was Text waited upon, and that gentleman stated
that he wa- just going to see tie Mayor 90 tho
subject, which he did, but the Mayor referred the
u. otor back to Officer Opheus, Of whom he sodcits4
an interview at l2 O'Clock, when he informed the
officer that he knew where the body was aud tod HIM
that il be would 90 to Bellevue Hoptst the folowisG
day at 10 o'clock, he shoud have il. The Coroners
Assistant was however. very particular in his instruo
tions not go for the body st earlier hour than -
a. m. At the appoictcd time Mrs. Carey went Z"
Bellevue Hospital on Thursday last TO receive tue ~
mains of her deceased husband. which, although
mutlaed she was enabled to identify by his teeth aad
other pecuarities. The eyes and brains had been NJ
moved and cotton substituted in their places, exceps
the socket of one of the eyes which had beeo sao'-
tuted by an artificial one. The face, arms aud bo"~
wtrc made up Of strange flesh aud the truck is believes
TO be stuffed with straw or similar material
IL was ascertaned also that after the inquest wAs
hell the body wac removed to the establishment OF
Mr. Malone under sker, Pearl street near c ~ HAN
place. where It WAS detained until about O'Clock IN
the ever ing when il was taken to medical college II
Fourteen III street. as it is alleged by two men 10 sho
employ Of Malone, but by whose authority has not ~
been fully shown The investigation 10 progress, u
expected, will probably bring that fac to light
When Mrs. Carey called at Bellevue Hospital 10
identify tie body Of her husband she was told that she
ust take il away before O'Clock p M, or II would
be sent back where it came from, and on inquiring
where that WAS, she informed Pottors Field.
Wards Island.
Owing to the temporary absence OF Coroner Pcry
from the city the investigation may not be concluded
for several days. Mr.. Carey was painter by trade,
aud for nearly a year previous to his sickness asl
death 10 had worked for Mr.. Vredenburgh 10 Beaver
stIeet.