New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

,,s,t ocn a. s.,c,s--A u. nsturs os e po,.es Isp
Ie the .nsos eqt1 the osor Of pr,.r .ed very
rsi, HI, brss,S % continued for t~
:ne ..y soSn M pc nd d H 70 Be :. labeled m N, oyIin
,is, hi, es.th . as osused by taking said asid.
s hnsv Of ce..sd row lying dead this house
nize q Jobn Kris be d.snt re.ys think
rb sabiet have oorrspoDded with deces.d and his
h,rdwpr The letter. wsr. b, sG-u % The ~.r.s. who
rrcosuzed tie ~,iDg that Of Mr. King Isss deoeased
some three mouths sito 3. Aibsny
Tie play of Richelou," which was found upon his
bed, wss Underlined IN many places with pencil marks.
The le,tes found ia Lis room Aled, addressed
a. follows:
J.m.s H. Broorne ESQ Dolly Enqri,e-. Cir cnBat Ohio
mrs Clifton Madison square Poet ofce New
Chs.. r Kur Waterford s.rs,osa Coun.y,N.Y.
Proprietor Poustteep Hotel
To TIE Press and Public.
TIE following letters, written by deceased end H.
rected-one to Press and the Public and the osher
to Mr. Rutzer-revesl his true name, tboue eh they
give Little clue TO tie cguse Of his committing tie rash
aci
To The P,ess and The PsAc:
Which to b.en productive oBy Of osapp innent ds
9,S St END nd F' wSh 1 q. . m . IN osaopy
a goott. reflection m my yet lueid sour sons'u'n2
fs cutting toe which binds to esrh violate any
ren law Of the onveTse-for surely Nl2se ho.e o
Gver pay the peDsity thereby teaqtnE the od Of
Dre vii seis IT'D The teSsiog ,he pbosopnic few. The
vero unreasonable ard unca sbie VINO compose the
Gs 40 f 4 s . ss bc% ts byeSs. over my
Tnon them draw what consoeton they csn hom ny ons
declaration ihat il ,arih tovid be but to
pres g,tns,s and IOnibe, 10 be" and brighten ne"
AZ nv religious sentiments happen to be more generals known
hsn spproved single wod f reference 70 them a. ta TIME
nav beperdoped Iiey may be erroneous n,s ny mover
rot be Ter rqushed without reason ThSy theteiore rsa
standing toe tst Of tts the hour o oesth o o
every other during my iife
Dark ds.th may frishten children Heb, the wretch
Who feels that be deserves it "
co.et 10 foow m, Destiny where it ssds-my only prayer
being aat may not reeon'9H me to earth 'rops KING
O'CLOCK A. NJ, SATURDAY, FEB "
Df1s F: My Ies ns~e IL John King Ny relatives
mostly reside IN Ws,eifoe, Y They viii undoubtedly ~i.l
cIs. m Wellington, C.sher Of the M.uui>cursI' Bank
Troy N. Y, TO D. Brsnsrd krg. Waterford, New-YotS
you well paid for trouble and sifsn'oR
There was no money irclosed in this note, but -
bill end % ceIts in change 1as found loose in hs
pocket.
Mr.. J. Nj. King Of Waterford brother If deceased,
having been teegrsphed TO-, at about A O'clock the
following dispatch received from him:
j. H. Can yon have the naues held and send the
BODY up late train tonight Put him in conn; kn'wef
inn edistely D. M hs.'
j, may DC wen 10 dnu mere that previous W "i''
Sype examil scn before the Coroner Mr. Rutzcr in
formed her that Mr.. King had LEFT several letters di-
rected to different persons, and that if she would give
him her name, he would if there was one for her,
Mu Syne then asked what the names were, when Mr..
Rotzer replied, there were 20 many that 1t would be
better for to have your name. She then a:ked II
there were any for New-York? Mr.. Ruizer replied:
There wss one directed to New-York. Where? aeked
the LADY. To Madison square. Oh, replied the lady,
| that's not for me.