The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21
nsal time; some went over to her house ana a.s thar

meal time; went over her house and ate thur
.U.snsr schrnas then read the rsportof Prof. Dorsn
cbsmical - slysw, ~ foloss:-
cry and cbs'hty 81 NsW Fork, H-R Ogden D'remis.
II ,Lemsry the No YORK Medical College and ia mo
YsIk College Of Pharmacy that the 10Th day Of
mer al pot morton examips,ioa maze by Dr. Gouey
on The body OF Mrs Beethsm at house No 90 East
ana there received from said Coroner ~uh usnucuons 70
submit chemical anaye@, the folio sog org ans from
the aforesaid remains, VIE the heart uugs. soms,h,
yer gall blaoder, spleen, Pancreas kdaeys, Onea-
mm together with the small sni large iossstn-s;
placed 10 carefully ceansed vessels aad
removed depopents privae Genealogical laboratory;
The Rid condi,ion Of there ofgaus miautsy
Observes but that since cDmpets report has been pre-
scented by DR.. Cooley, rrpetoo IL avoided; the depo-
neps fur eher says thai small porroos vosra add
VI their sub 10 chemical analysis for
a variety Of mineral aud vegetable pos resulting
unquesoDabe evidences of the presence Of asenlc in
order that re satisfactory report might be rendered
as 10 the cause Of DEATH elaborate c1emia examine
zion OF all the remaining made, which has
forced the deponent to this that the death OF
MIS- Beethem toe ppsouos effects OF Arsenic;
acIrg unaer the nstruoons OF the Coroner, deponent
removed to bis laboratory sundy Culinary ntsnsls ths
cootents OF whchtea, coffee sugar. &c saomtted
10 chemical analysis, bot POISONOUS substance do
lectec depunent further that no has purposely
avoided inn osiDg the jry detailed u the
ugtheped chemical nvesug ,ton; 10 conclusion depo
nent tles that every prscaton employed in-
the cleanliness OF tue vessels aud the purity OF the
cht mirals used n and the sub.
.ances under examination were carefully guarded BY
lock and seal
C.ty aud Co,tniy Of Ne,o Fork, r. Ogden Doremus,
being duly sworn dsposes .n says that he Pr ,fessof
Of Chemistry the Mes YORK Medoa College aad IN the
New York College Of ibsfmicy that on tue 26h day Of
March, 1852 he received from Coroner Schrmer, with
to submit chemical examination, the follow
rg fom the remains Of Nj Faye.te Robinson,
the heart, ungs stomach large aud small ntestines,
liver and GALL bladder, pancfeas, spleen and Omentuui,
together with The contents If The stomach and Of the in
tel tines; poi tioLs Of the liver, a. well ~ the
fluids from the stomach and ntesnnee, were
severauy examined for different pO'soos, ana
the presence Of arsenic clearly denousfa,ed depo-
pert further rays that more minute and complete
chemical snalytis undertaken Of the resdue
OF the Of The DECREASED the result OF which yielded
sufce ut evidence Of the presence Of justify
the conclusion that the death Of NJ RO0nsoa pro.
duced by its poaypous nhuenoe ia add,oa 70 she
ticrs before epumer ated, deponcnt received from tho
Coroner q vessel containing she matters v0mted by
Mr. and Mrs. RODnson ~bici, gu ctum'ca' ex zion,
found TO contain arsenic 10 POISONOUS extent;
the dtpopent hps omitted present C0rooer aud
Jury a minnie statement OF the various methods
rsoried TO for obtaining The above results desmog II I'M
important at Pr eilnary inqueifon; IN conclusion, de-
popent desr that especial attention pad to
the protection of articles under examDssoD oy looking.
to the cleAp ness Of The vessss EMP Dyed
Coroner schirner then addressed few brief remarks
TO The jury and submitted the TO them for their
sderation. After half hours elaboration the jury
announced that they had agreed upon the following
VERDICT.
We the undersigned the jury etnpanueed 70 inquire
into the deaths OF Mrs. Euls ethan aud Me- FAyette
Robinson late of No. 90 East Fourtsenth street, ateer
dnc that tho deaths OF the aforesaid EOiy BeehAm aud
Fayette Robinson we're caused BY arsenic but by whom
said arsenic administered ia 10 the jury unknown.
Upon the rendition OF the above verdict Coroner S,hr
informed the prisoner Margaret Burke, that she
at liberty 20 where she pleased the jury had
quilted her. Margaret seemed particularly veil pleased
at The result OF aod left The
cellcnt sprits, in company with her sister.