Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
TAs Late Senator Hsoderiok. =

II 1890
b The steamship Hsbana from Mlnsatlan wbiel
arrissdal New Orleanspn Monday hast ring
ssa Frsncisco papers 10 tbs ooh u September
being 6ftesn days later than previous sdviess.-
The papers are Allied with The details Of the Brod
rick Terry duel. but beyond the correspondence
between The parties there "a very little in addition
10 what has already been published
The San Francisco Herald referring 70 the death
Of senator Broderiok, says: s@ ~
The sad intelligence was immediately conveyed
10 the city, and produced deep and settlsd gloom
an the cemmanity. grhe several Coarts that were
in ession adjourned in respect to tho memory OF
the departed Senator. The foreign Coosuls hoist.
ed their ags nt half mast; the revenue nag OF the
United States was hoistsd ut half mast over tho
castbm-house the civic flag OF San Francisco was
liofs,ed in like manner ever the City Hall; ell the
engine huuses carried their flags ct half mast and
were draped In mourning, the shipping In the
hnrbor displayed like evidences Of respect for the
memory of NJ. Broderick aud . large number OF
private stores and dwellings wore tho sad badges
ID lamentation and woe.
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon post
inurtem examination made by DR.. Bertody,
~ the presence Of Dr. McNulty. the Coroner. and
Drs. Holman. Sawyer, Lpshr, Russell, Sharkey,
and others. The autopsy showed that the ball en-
cred his right breast between tine second and
third ribs. passing under the sternum, (fracturing
its edges thence over the heart nnd through the
upper lobe of the loft lung, whence ID took I'm up
ward aud inward course through the left arm-ph,
and lodged in the poSt"rior port on Of the biceps
muscle OF tho left arm.
Tho mortal remains Of the late Senator were
brought To this city 81 o'clock Inst evening. and
epositcd in the American Hotel.
Last evening after tEs remains were deposited
in the Union Hotel, they were visited by large
numbers Ut our citizens. all 0fwhpm manifested
an inten,e grief. The feaiures are somewhat at
+, enuaied and thin, bnt very natural aud preserve
+, be exprcssioi they wore il life. They wereieven
placid and Tranquil, phenomenon noted in all
cases ii death from gnn-shot wounds.
The Herald Of tho 18th, says:
Throughout the whole Of yesterday. from an
early hour until late in the night, thousands of
people Of all ranks, classes aud cond ions throng-
I'D to the remains Of tho Hon. ID. G. Bruderick
The ouion Hotel was besieged with visitors
anxious ~ tako d last look at the deceascd Senn-
tor. Tho city full Of people from other places.
most OF WHOM, will remain to assist in the lnst
monies.
The funeral Of Senator Frederick took place in
San franu,sco On Sunday Sept IL. The Herald
has u long account OF tie solemn and impressive
reren,o uirs Referring to the funeral, the Herald
Gays
The nacrn pageant Of yesterday was such as
the metropolis Of great state should produce az
n marx Of homage to the memory of an honored
public servant. 1t exhibited the angushed regrets
of friends, the solemn respect of the multitude and
the jealous cooperation Of all classes to pay duo
need of respect to who was the representa-.
tive Of the people Of California in the Senate of
the United States. The obseqnies were august
in Their character, and nothing was wanting. in
NIL the days proceeding, to mark an earnest
solemn and becoming feeling OF regret for the
untimely demise of the deceased Senator. 1t
is particularly gratifying To be able to record these
kind "iices on the part OF tho city Of San Fran
CISCO after recent manifestation of dissent
from Mr.. Broderick's political views, given by the
citizens IN the late election.
FEARFuI. ARRAY iNrnE OLp CuuRcm At York
Whit MN anil his Wcte Proximity Murdered
arrest Of he Hypcfrdior. in Eighty-seycnth
street, between Third and Fourth avenues, is II
building known NJ tho "Old Church." which has
been long tonnatci by an Irish couple, named Pat
rick ana Mary Walsh. Some days since Moses
Stafford. luborcr, with his wife aud little son.
came from the lower end Of town, and obtained
permission from Walsh to remain at the, Church
till he could obtain apartments. Not paying ex-
penscs, they were afterwards turned awny. n
couple of days since Stafinrd's child died, and
about ten oc!nck last eyeains the father callcl
upon the Washes, aud demanded of Mrs. Walsh.
in an imperHus manner, money to deiray the cx
penses. Sha replied that she had none. lie then
made the same demand Of Der brother, who hap
pened to b" in the house. Upon this Mrs. Walsh
requested him to leave the promises, whom Stat
ford, ms is alleged, drew knife and stabbed hel
in the abdomen. inllicting u mortal wound.
At this moWcnt Walsh hearing his wife scream,
came into the room to learn the difficulty. Stat
lord immediately iuracd upon him, and stabbed
him in the right side nnl IN both arms, inHctng
wounds ol II dangerous character. The assassin
then fled hut the Twcnty-thrd precinct police
were Immediately on the alert and he was discov
cred about two O'clock in Third avenue by officers
McAiahon and Butterticl lie made ferocou,
resistance, but vas everpowered and taken to tn,
station huu,e. lie was committed this morning
toawait the result of the injury inflicted.
The wounded man and woman are at Belevu,
Hospital, Mrs. Walsh evidently in n sinking con
di,ion. Walsh is terribly wounded, but the ply
sicians think that there is q chance of his recoyc
ry.-N ]. Eseniag Post, l2tA.
| CALIFORNIA IrrMs.--rhe steamer North Sta
arrived at New York yesterday morning. TIL,
North Star not being the regular mail steamer, li,
not bring the I. s mails. but she brought sever
hundred passengers. aud half million in treasure
/ The passengers by this ship landed ut Aspinwal
| four days and six hours ahead of the mail line an,
| came through from San Francisco in twonty-oa,
days and half,
| The following California items we extract from
the New York Courier and Enquirer:
Judge Terry attempted to make his escap,
by the overland mail to Texas, hut was final
~ arrested aud lodged III San Francisco Jail on thu
morning Of the sailing of the steamer
The even; IF Mr. Broderick's death cast q uni
rertai gloom over the State. and the newspapers
| are filled with comments the proceedings L
| is generally suppressed that thc duel was the rcsu!
OF II strong party spirit against the deceased ant
that Terry. brins celebrated n,arksr,an, WI.
/ put forward IA the PRINCIPAL.
| On the morning If the 10Th another duel wa,