New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

TgR CHLoRoPORM CAsE.-The examination in the
case Of Dr. Wilson of Ninth avenue, who is charged
with attempting to kill his wife by Of chloro
form, was resumed yesterday morning before the City
Hall Police Court. The Courtroom was densey
hacked with spectators and the examination lasted an
hour and half Considerable interest seemed TO be
taken in the case by the noighbors of the accused
Mrs Wilson was present, and appeared to DO much
better than she had been several days ago.
DR. VIM H. Draper testified that he called 70 attend Mrs
Wilson AT about 81 O'Clock in the neh he found the patient in
bed and sitting beside her endeavorng keep r
aroused her without difficulty; when she awoke she was con-
fused and apparently wsnderps but answered his questions M
eyes much daied face Hushed pulse and
she compne Of heSdache aud aud much disposed
10 fall asleep again handkerchief given to the witness
upon which odor Of choroom on his cross examination
the witness stated that the patient not in precise condition
indicating hystera the symptoms he then observed he e.
bOted TO some narcotic poison the dqos ohs pupils 81 the
sOn to seP and swakng with confused Intellect .he Latter
rather than hysters which had variety of forms
dispute here arose between Mr.. Blankman, coun-
eel for the prisoner, and ex-Recorder Smith, for
Mrs. Wilson, as to the proprety Of having the wit
ness fully describe hysteria 1t attempted to show
that the patient had no symptoms peculiar to that DIS
order Such evidence, il urged was objection
able The Court decided that the evidence was not
improper A number of questions were then put, and
answered BY the Doctor, describing the symptoms of
hysteria.
Tbe es. of ehoraorm the pulse, he said not 30
kd AZ that OF the other narcotic poisons at times the pulse
would be peectly natural and agn varying above OF oeo"
te according the condition OF the patient
rcsumed-Mrs Wilson told witness, ia
az her husband when he 6rss called to her that
he rad retired usual at IL O'Clock that ng Ut WI
son n snswe question from witness had answered ha DC
kad not the ckof0form. hen asked ne n
hcrform An the replied that he bad and produced
small witness cons deed tnst the cond
ton In " hch found the patient produced oy
horcOrn eboc ether both used in ne gave
Mrs Wilson pescrpt;on comprising aromatic spirits o. ar
MA compound spirits lavender and chlo ether IS reeuy
for her condition the prescription might De use9 "a
terra, the condition OF Mrs Wilson, whsn ns saw nes
something indicative Of than hystena he sane syp
toms might denote cataepsy which might De ioS
20 bysteTA but was generally classed distinctly
The examination here closed. Mr.. Blankman again
urged that smaller amount of bail might be liked 50
that dis client might be released from the Ionios.
Jedge Welsh refused 10 grant the request Mr.. sm'n
sad be would show BY Justice Connolly that the pris
oner bad been cruel and abusive toward his WIFE Mr.
Bankman replied that that not necessary, as the
papers would answer the purpose in case IT became
relevant to the question pending. The examina-
ton was then adjourned to Monday next at 10 a. M
You've BURGLARs.-Thomas Price, Joseph Robert
and Patrick Weich arrested Monday night by
Ocens Overton Of the Sixteenth Precnsf
charged with having bargsr0usy entered the Of John
EtTpsrck No Firhth avenue. An