The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

lane" Upon the rendition d the above yerdc, The pri-
soncr was examined by Coroner Jackman when be stated
and resided street, In nA.us answer % be-
charge preferred against him, he declined saying any
thing at present The prisoner was committed 20 await
tbc action OF the Grand Jury. Deceased oneleen
years Of age, was Of sh birn and also resided at No
6S3 Fourth street.
EXPLANATION OF NO. Al HOSE
Daniel Cunningham, who swarn the inquest. tes-
tes that he with party Of No. ~ Hose q. the time
Of The ARRAY, and that in that party several
behalf Of Hoee Company A beg TO contradict this sate
ment most emphatcay and state that no man belonging
70 the % company % was in that party s1esSt the unfortunate
Foreman OF Hose Company Az
MURDER IN BAXTER STREET.
The next case which came under the notice of the
Coroners that Of Italian named Massino De Santez
who died at the New York Hospital from the effects of
injuries received with q dirk knife in the hands
Of Jean Bosquet, at No. II Baxter street, on the
night Of the Goth ut Both parties were Itaans The
cause OF the dhcu arosc from refusal on the part Of
deceased to treat Boeet 10 liquor The refusal led
10 war Of words, when Bosqnet drew dirk knife and
inflicted no less than twelve stabs tho person
Sanez After perpetrafiDg the assault Bosquet fed but
he was soon Afterwards arrested and lodged the Tombs
to await the result Of tho wounded man Is INJURIES Dc
sanez was taken TO the New YORK Hospital, where he
died on Saturday from the effects OF his wounds One OF
the wounds, which doubt caused DEATH was IN the
LEFT side near the arm pit penetrating the peura cavity
and substance Of the lung Coroner Schmer held an in
quest upon the body Of deceased yesterday when tho fol-
loving testimony was adduced-
Nathaniel Jordana, being duly swcn dcposed that hc
Kept liquor store ut No. IL Baxter Sunday
the 26th uiimo Dc santez into tho and stood
talking with me few minutes when Bosquet came into
to treat him; he Santez replied scornfulN ana used
strong language OF contempt for Bosquet, calling him
dirty animal &C. aer this the witness told Bosquet that
he was too noisy and should leave the PROMISES osquct
did 30, and whho going out Of the remarked to De
Santez .You are beast and animal; cannoA expect
anything good from you ha an hour after this occur
renee DE Santez went out Of the sore looked through
the window and ha standing on the platform: then
opened the door and heard Dc Santez say in Italian od
then came into the store and told Joseph Rosini
that De Santcz wanted to him. Rosin went out and
bscun i ho DC saes found that the latter
Sanez told him that somebody had stabbed him he asked
what ne had been assaulted for when deceased replied
that he knew who stabbed him, but would not tell his
name Roeni took Dc Santez TO basement near by and
TO the sorc whore be told that DE sancz had
been stabbed in ten twelve Places that the land
lord Of the basement refused to admit deceased who was
therenpon conveyed 10 the New York Hospital.
Lngi Iazariphkc testified that on the evening in
question he was at No. 10 Baxter street. when hc
beard that Do Santcz had been stabbed went TO the
basement where deceased was conveyed, when Do
Santez told him that (" Rolnanon (the nickname
Of Bosquet) had stabbed him, and that he had
done nothing to provoke the assault witness asked De
Santez why Bosquet had stabbed him, when he replied
door for moment when Boet stepped up and attacked
him.
Joseph Provano and policeman Mahon were then examn-
cd but merely corroborative Of what
had already been adduccd.
Dr. schrady, Of tho New York Hospital testified to the
condition OF deceased when admitted 70 that institution
after which the submitted to the jury who after
due deberacn rendered verdict of death from inla
nation OF the puera caused by stab at the hands of
Jean Bosquet December 2d, 1865.
Bosquet was then examined by the Coroner, when he
stated that he was "a years OF age and native Of
Pont SAINT Angelic He had nothing TO say rela-
tive to tho charge preferred against hlm B0s.
quot Is most repulsive looking man, resembling in
features baboon more than man. To add to the
strosy Of the oencc the murderer while confined in the
Tombs made most cruel and cowardly attempt TO assas
mate fellow prisoner named 10 Fort the particulars OF
which were fully detailed in the HERALD few days ago.
Ie Fort is IN the New York Hospital in very preca-
rios condition so that Boseuet mag ye; have answer
for another murder.
BRUTAL MURDER IN WASHINGTON STREET..
On Wednesday last runner, named George Carter,
was arrested charge Of brutaIy beating an en-
ongneer ts.olsng on board the stcamhp Empire City,
named John Busnhan, which resulted in his death on
Saturday morning, at the rocnce OF his brother
in Jerscy sfs. Bt snnaes arsived Ia p~s IN ruesday
afternoon last, and ssfer to the Ohio House
of West and Warren Streets accompanied by
fellow engineer named Mcclure. Here they played cards
and drank freely Inter in the evening, they were
about TO discontinue the game and go away Carter and
friend entered, and proposed playing seven up,v which
was accepted and the party played time for money
quarrel, and they were both rising from the table
Carter struck Brsnhau, and afterwards fell upon
beat him IN brutal manner, which resulted in his DEATH
above stated Carter arrested the next day. and
held in 81 600 bail by Judge Welsh
Coroner Morris, Of Jersey City, commenced nvesti-
CATION on Saturday evening" when the following testimony
was taken
Robert ". Edmonds, being sworn, says-,Ir Brusin.
ban is brother-in law of mine; he had been q sober
steady unt about year ago whom he lost his wife,
have never seen him in condition but that he knew
what ne was about he has been over two years the
shf he riyaI that
day. at the port OF New York; did not him that
day went to the ship because he was 10 bring me box
OF oranges; found him on board the ship Wednesday
myself reside at No. ;Ss Greenwich street. New York
and am employed by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
James Tolwe swornI police officer in the First
ward New York. did not know deceased: the muss oc-
CURED at The Ohio House. Of Washington and War
streets heard the noise in the house and on going
heard talk about the diamond or ace of hearts,
heard Mr. Carter say, You have won twelve shllipqs OF
you have won three games;' T beat you this gae''
says the other man. Carter said "No YOU have not,,
Carter then ran up to this and hit him. Mr. Brusinlu
did not raise his arm, and made resistance all;
Brusinhau says, ''where will find you tomorrow s
he told Rusinhau he could find him at the Grard
house at any time. Brusinhau said: ''If was as big
you could lick you; If sober could lick
you any way they then clinched second time Carter
threw him AND lac fell with his knee on top of him said
10 Carter don't hit him ~ and Carter said ~ don't
want 10 ln him and he then struck him twice in the
face pulled Carter of and held him against the wall:
Brusuhau went away from the house about hour and
ter for year, he has the reputation OF being both good
and bad he sober AT the time the commenced
on account Of some dhcul,y about game; Brusnghau
accused hin Of cheating.
Henry Potter being sworn, sadI reside at the corner
OF Warren and Washington Streets and the bar at
the Ohio House. never Carter before knew Brusin.
hau; Mr.. husnhau came into the house Immediately
after the shpgc to the dock Hugh Mcouirc an assistant
with him. came also; they had few drinks and then
started play game Of cards for drinks they took
number Of drinks while playing, and about giving
The game TO go away when Carter and his friend came
In and his friend says 10 them, Iet us set down
and have game Of seven up;'' they played several
games, and two OF them were losers at last there was
dispute between Carter and Brusnhau reference to two
rards played; Busnhau says TO Carter, Dont play that
on me- you are big cheat any way; at this time they
were sitting both opposite each other at the table; Bru-
snhau said, You are cheating me, Carter; Carter said
Non he then pointed out the card him where he was
ong IT, both then arose, there being hard words
rs they rose Carter struck him In the left eye and
snoc,,d him partially down; came and succeeded in
separating them, but they got together acan and had tho
second rmnd together went behind the bar and they
called ir drinks, which refused: harsh language
was used by both, when they got together again, and
Carter onchod Brusnhau and threw him on the floor
alng with his knee upon his stomach, lie then dragged