The New York herald., 1860-12-08

aeen were sppsens every side paper box Ia which
s'e wag " tho habit of keeping her money gla re-
moved from It's ocusomea place with finger marks OF
blood upon 's ou's sndsupon me bottom Its contents
Fsre gore, ri he excep ten OF nickel ceut, which
vas stained with blood rhe portion o' tho Cupboard
10 meoately aolve he place here The doors meet was
ollppIg with olood whilo upon the doors themselves
bloody Impressions or fingers were iouad, ~hich
Nsre PROBABLY mace by the murderer when openidg the
c'osel 10 TAXI OUT 10 box the shelves aud si
also hoe spots o. gorc which had undoab edy drpped
From he asSsins hsndr in rapsaokipg me interior.
o. tho way 70 tbs door lay chair, ike the
other articles ia tho covered with bood aad which
had prohaby been smashed in ihe struggle IN portion
- me door arouod The knob bedsG5el with pat hos
OF blood and passing thence into the store quantity Of
white skiris we're ioutd upon the aor the bloody
imprint ofs foot NAKED plainly upou oae Of them, 10
ge,her with evidences tOa. the murderer had wiped
his blood stained boots shoes plo OF simar skrts
lying upon little table in this end og the
stained, IL the assassin had wiped habds tnen
Ind, atoBs now arise that his hGGdg severely
Rssbed in giving bis un'ortonate victim ns bio
with tho bntes and JA spots OF blood we're found on
the curtain concea the bd At the end os tn store
which spots obsby thrown there when the blood
Rnsbsd aresh from his gounds after endesyoring 70
wipe b. hands dry 10 the TX rita the aoe 7 this 10
the csss-ard further investigation would seem to de-
mon.lrate Fit wll 10 an import.Dt fact IN adirg the
police 70 ferret out the murderer person with gashed
hands, such as those described above, will be re
garoed with suspicion.
The footsteps Of tho murderer next traced TO
rma chest under the counter and the window and
the way the head of was fouod, bearing
eide the bloody impress Of thumb ana upon the other
side similar impressions Of the npgers To what he
jeciure with any certainty. The lid of the chest was
covered wib foger marks In blood, as the murderer
had attempted TO raise II, but could account Of
the slippery condition Of his aoge,s, which we're be
with the blood pouring fro hts cats
wpng his hands In the skirs at the Other end Of tns
chop Toat he again stauncbed the ho1 OF blood is
,ho~ by piece Of muslin ing upon The counter i'm
meoiaely the chest, upon which are evide1ces
his having wiped his bloody hands before again att npt
ing TO force open box TIE contents OF The cht were
found ransacked, bu, unstained the Murderer hal
very probably stopping the blood with the
pi, &c Of muslin lying on the counter.
No further traces evden. until reaching the
front door, where ne made his exit AZ this point ne
evidences OF his gashed hands witnesso the lace
curtain Of the WINDOW, where frehh red ,pots wero
found. Upon the door key fresh and stiil liquid
gobue ,f blood was dscovered where Il had been left by
step ouside bcro two spcts OF blood and at this
point all traces OF him cease.
whether the assassin came prepared With weapons for
the accomplishment OF bis fell purpose wha. cams
g. hand the heai the fre shovel tae table kpife
and the bottles, certain is that he brought any with
him he conveyed them carefully away, as no weapon o.
inrtrument Of any kind, those already enumerated
was found upon the premises circumnauce which
tends TO greatly hegtten the mystery OF ths Alrea1y
my sterious Sfair.
TIE VICTIM
Was an active business man. about forty ave years
old, and native Of Boston, Mass. sh, has daughtsr
living Mount Vernon, wesche,,er county who is mar
ricd 10 ur William smealon principal OF the -Four rtecntn
suee. public school, During ner business she ma
nssed TO accumulate large ofmoney bat ow
ing nprudens investments snd tho dupoiiy Of Of
her most confidential iends ,he oss all heF esrnDgs 20
that at the time OF bcr death she not rth more
than few hundred dollars aboTc her debts ,ni iasli
ties II is sad that she contemplated marriage, and ac-
cordng to the statement OF her 10 la shs 70
have been welded to . Mr.. Chambers some time in the
course OF the present mouth. Her anancci found
by the police yesterday afternoon and probable that
he viii be examined before the Coroner Monday The
deceased had largo circle Of friends and acquantan ccs
and Of her death under such terrible circGm
stances has created the most intenfc excitement All
sor OF rumors anoat In regard TO the serous af
fair and supccn points certain persons; bu al this
ssase Of the case n would hardly be proper 70 mention
names
The police actively engaged IN investigating the
case and before many days eapse II 10 hoped that
clue may be aorded 70 the pcrpetratcr Of the deed At
present the whole affair enveopod In mystery but
the police sapgune Of being able 70 In the before
The cloe Of the Coroners inquest to which oil good c
zcns ny amen.
THK coRoHKR's INQUEST.
Information Of the murder received at the Coro-
ncr q erice about twelve o'clock Corooer Jackman,
companied by Drs Beach and Welije, Immediately hast
ened to Of the tragedy and aided by the Eff
teentn police Immediately proct cded 10 nvest
gate NE cs Jury E e. T s1a a.e, Viewing
street tor purpcee OF h--s The testimony Of the
various ~hnesses who were In attendance f.~.iury
II J. wnser, No 43 woodhal saest, Brooklyn;
Thomas Csmpoell, No. 235 Broone street; II Mei
aows, No IL uniscr,y p.sce Daniel c.nposil, No l:a
sprps street; cifrd Thompson, No lei Eat Twenty
mat spe,t Jsuet 10 Cue, No cnscver place, Bto,k
nn: jacob Ward No. 2.e Brooue street, William II
I1fisrtr, No 10 Abingdon place; John AsCenshsn, yr
No as summn street, BROOKLYN, Jonn oBfaay, No 672
BfoaSwEy
Alsnson 7 Jones, h d., testified AZ folows;-M
quarter 1, eleven O'Clock thii norLns called 10 No
upon rshi aide aud ary o. her lace, With her right
simfased ana lying under her head; The hbor inmedi
sse around her person WAS atiuged win blood the
ptt epoltcj with bioo1, the Q state OF
op, brosen hair snd broken jar an bottle being
the bsdy tuning iho bocy over found thAt
tkc dec aseds thro cut aud that her skull
tured; io,nd knifo lying bssde her, covered with
bood, which, IN OPINION, tue instrument used
outiirg her throat; sheet lying the body,
upon lch oody hands had recently bsoo wiped the
bsdy ~ss .t warn and probably life hs1 not been ex.
trci a ore than hour hour aud hall; the blood
upon the key Ia The door appeared 10 have been made
~ the tnnd of the murderer, ss !, was fre,h
and supposed that tle murderer had pro
baby gciLccd hinsef, and LETT his mark upon the key
Of tie outer door while mek.ag bs tsoars; removed q
portion ii the brsa jt isom dCctiscds head that
ihet doubt ~ the jar having been broken her
beaa VAS called Ia BY the police; several articles OF
linen stOyet stains % Dio5d aE II rome had wiped
lher bar 70 Up he tane,
.rEa Nsfla cak ssofn depostd folio xssl 1--we =.
iib EAtt IAriy MIRO .trot bot an nos rsmov ng 70
400 Forrth ascree; have bscn acquainted with ce
q ssed ,iac ce at Nay have worked Tor her; last
her Alive yesterday sfscrDoSp, between ono And two
o'elosk, ehe = Noow lazy gentleman named ham
beTs vntitd tbe LguS he psyug bis attentions 10
her; be lyts in Brookn he did stamping for deceased
eeesstd told that Chambers was gagged 10 be
rird 20 her Ia Jabutry; have also seen sr. Charles
Hudy tbsre last him there about two months ago:
he as sno engsycd TO be married 70 decssef HARDY