New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13


Byod.,ies, xi.a the etoolrsgns IsnNb, "Yoo're
"Io. o. hsdls hurt Mr.. b ocer'ck 81 laey tlitk Tor
be inHsd sld sai5, 81 hope T. TIE iclt thst he
c1 lot bleed a, the no.e or s.cu'a ses co--ia cred
f.voTsb. and q. 10 cock p. ~. his physics n' ai
united thai. II the paen, hvsd through the nignt,
thsre ga. some possibility Of 3 recovery. lee bal
We f'rtd 70 ss'e s.ee cIasbipn the s,srp1m ,ni
III. nee ally soupeiDg the le lurg n ia pas.g- -
The Shoulder, "a above stated. ], ras large half
ounce b.i, ard ilfc-ed 8 fearful YOU'D.
Nmv.GHT.-Mr. BfDderick ID sleeping, sni cocf-
d.Ir hopes are entsrt.ped that ne msy yet survive
Two O'CLOCK A. We have Only tine y STATE
hsvirg ut returned on the residence OF Mr. u-ske.
th.. be symptoms ere decidsdiy tde0rable f1r The
patient The ECO pbysicsns feel saTf.n.ef 10 leaving
br, for the right in the care Of his friend, CoOnel
Bu.ler and few Others Who are vstchlg HIN a. be
sleeps. Mr. Broderick sleeps veil AMI br-N1es with
out gres difficulty. lie perspi'es freely spt MS pulse
j. OTersgnlsr. No i'dca.iOne OF fever. he sleeps
sing il bed. Having alSsys been Of temp=ra,s
habits bis system is the better prepared to NEE; the
demsrds upon its powers 10 sustain life. IL ne lives
until 'syhsh ut, il i- the opinion Of MS phyci,ns tbs,
ne LAY recover.
From The sda sr1aer,c0 Tine,, SEPT -.
All day yesterday the sandy TOai between the city
ara the residence % Mr.. Haskell where the vOnniel
90 gy srosl in his psiu was passed over b, hur.
TyIg wheels aud pate1t, plOddug feet. Ia quick sue
ce-sOn the messages came into torp, and anxons
Groves scanned the Tepsse1 and everchenging bulle
;Is, ard many beart beat Rtn ateTDe'e emot oCs of
hope and fear, a. the opinions Of rsl45e physicians
acre passed from mouth 70 mouth. Rarely, If ever,
bss SAB Francisco been so copstsrty the tppe OF
sxpec siou and suspense Sud never b., once Ia. the
Ike interest BEEN experienced io the fate of aI7
nan. Al other sabec.s seemed 10 be overshsdo red
IN ibis all. absor bDg topic. Whats the negs nOgl
uttered oy tbOu-sud, VINO met each other, could be
Interpreted in only one ways applying to the condi-
ton Of MIR. BroJeTick
Ire ,cere IN the room Of the wounded msn wa. less
exciting, bat Of q hsIroEiEg, bssIt-rending nature,
such DO pen can venture TO describe There in MS
bed, from which he never TO be taken alive, lsy
toe Ohe Il Of ger al solcitstufe in the snp-
porting pillows n which the careful hands Of friends
had paC. him. bis iieb God staining his clothing bis
feeble ercaps piercing the hearts Of the silent groups
xho surrounded bun. The attentive physicians lsn,
bow sgoI iZlI ely and With what soci,ufe t1er
no,io,e wa'chedl those active but silent ministers,
exercised every stteLiOn that skill and sceLce couu
sugs.st. They knew that each opinion, however
gnsrded)y expressed by them, would ny on the TuSs
Gfthe wind and cTcu,,e With electrical speed through
the city, There the best, and the ruest ana Tue
noblest in the land, hanging upon every motion OF me
patent and listening nth silent foeebodiDg 10 tue
opnlp "a rafting which attended the respiration.
Wbet thoughts passing with those Watchers
who listened lovingly ali day about the bedside and
I'll; clupg the spot the shade OF night Sz.nerro
over the landscape and shut out the broe1 bay. we
will Lot pretend to analyze their Reflections Lac
scene as ore of the extraordinary we bave ever
witnessed. On ordinary occasions IN the SICK rooui'
the soothing baLd OF woman il there 70 smooth the SUI
fer pgs of the patient Here Only men-out they the
tip.-bsarted ana noble uiDded-stood grouped about
the sufferer and assisted 10 Minister 70 bis wants No
nersop save one pirl-a distant connectiOn-ves who
could call him relative. lie the last OF bls race,
ard stood in the world, with no ambition on earth
to his name and fame and stand Tor the
rsbt.
Every croan brought to the minds of those watchers
the career of this able since his arrival ten
yesrs sgo in California. How we're those aspratons
brought low How useless had proved all those won.
derful combinations which none but hs wizard mind
MID a q n 4
tfophe be received IN Wellington and throughout the
United States-vh what different en- otions Dy friend,
aid foes As these strong men stepped on tlptoe to
al from the room, covered their faces WITH tner
bands and Yielded TO uncomfortable emotions of grief
a. The hot Tears struggled through their hngers-the
dsnt. spectator could but have said that great
man, aDc one who was deeply engraved in many
bearts was passing away. We will ate npt no direct
alusion to Mr. Brodeiick he lay there stricken aud
dyug IN the prime ano ct eDgth of manhood. We are
Iequal 70 the task, and leave the scene to remain
forever a reminiscence with those who witnessed 1t.
We close the book and turn with deepet sorrow from
the picture.
CONDITION OF Mr.. Frederick.
Last eveIirg the Reporters Union, in view of the
intense interest the puDc mlnd 20 know OF the con-
diUn Of Mr. BrodeIick dispatched one OF their men!-
bel III buggy al regular intervals 10 the residence
Of Mr.. Haskell. The following are the results OF these
WEDNESDAY,, Four P. Mr.. Brodsrick is very
much distressed His coughing can be heard a. long
stance Fl ON the house. Inflammation has set In, and
etroIg doubts are entertained ny hs Ph5 sCaus Vi LIS
recovery.
SIX o CLOCK. p. M-The patient appears to be 'inb-
ing Iapicy. HIS groaDs are heart rending, aud his
agony iIeIse. No hopes fJr hs surviving tue night.
EIGHT o CLOCK P. DR.. ROwell has Just arrived,
snd states that there hops of Mr. Bfodericks
covery. The lungs Ltltrated vita blood, aLd
there is not healthy mnrmur 10 the whole interior
portion of the lurgs. DIR. X is confident that the ball
entered the cavity of the chest, carrying away por
tion Of the steIpum breast bone. With every respi
Istion the air escapes from the wound, causing intense
pan. For this reason the aperture sas stopped.
NINE O'Clock P. MIR. BIodegick has recuperated
little. At this moment his chances are believed to
be- sgaln favorable.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK p. MA messenger has Just ar.
rived with a note from Mr. McKibbin stating that Mr.
BrOderck comparatively easy, bot with slight hopes
OF biz recovery.
HALF.PAsr IL P. N.-Drs. Cooper and Roxen, just
from tue bedside Of Mr.. Broderck, state that he is
resting more comfortably, but that the chances against
his recovery are very gIest
Two CLOCK 4. n.-ur. Broderick is resting easier.
From H. 10 this tine he hed been suffering great JAIN
he slept little, bus is now awake. His articulation
IS by ell, Dg, dstioct whisper. The symptoms OF oe
lIium, Which were Observable ia the afternoon have
disappeared. 1t believed that he will survive the
night.
DEATH OF Mr.. Frederick.
From The San Francisco Herald SEPT l6
The Hon. David c. Btoderick expired yesterday
morning at $40 o'clock. At II o'clock the night pre-
vous, the indications appeared favorable for his
rcoveIy-tbe wounded gentleman being easier, his
breathing more regular and his general condition im
proved. AT o'clock a. m. charge occurred
for the worse, and from that hour Mr Broderick
failed rspdly. At O'Clock the last rites Of the
church were administered by the Rev. Father Msras
Obi. 1t as well to note, in this connection that the
Rev. Father Croke, VIcsr General. and the Rev.
Father Maraschi waited upon Mr.. Frederick early
possible after he bad been wounded. At O'Clock
= III fofG.
from which be never emerged. lie never uttered a
word after o'clock.