New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

TIE aUrioiea contained moderate qdsnuSy Oh oiSca,
uafy cosguat the valves we're hsa tht, pteeshInS
neither hickniDg. csifaieo1s deposit nor any o'he'
morbid charge The abl n,inai organs we're usAt eK-
ap,insc and trseen,ed the fgAowirg a)Oer =: loe
liver was some what larger team aarh, oat otle'"s'
free from disease except OHsrd ia ~. eE. nee u
gin where there vere ionnd Two shau houl'ss ., GU
c.ru, depos: the kidneys were OF nearly equAl sze,
and tLowed no remarkable appearaoctsi they were
d. eply en- bedded in fat, ard on scion were eeen 10
be moderately coDgesied the caP,n!e stripped
off easily, AID the COLL r asa iS 10 ,hsir
cug proportion. The uterus was DeNs removed from
tie " lvic cavity, aud was found To be c9nhHer!oy
81 rged from The effects of old, chronic milan nalon
IVficG exfted not only IN tire uterus si bot also IN
rs appendaoes, cauring abnormal adhetons OF ooth
f.looan tube. The cavity of the body OF the nts 'ds
was empty, and lie linog membrane pte sht laics-
en,d. The cavity of the c5rvix was hled with tough,
,iscid 1nucus One Of the ovari,9 was ths ssat OF
cy,tc disease in its early stage The other con naei
two Grasian vesicss filed Hh blood undergoing al
sorrtion. AT this period tour nve.tgahon, Df' flh-
peli having competed the removal OF tue cu'ariun,
he contents OF The crabial cavity were exposed w
view ard made the eubjeet Of examiusi,n. The durI
mater was healthy, tut lifting this membrane from
the surface If the brain, we'll marked and unm's-
taxable evidences of apopl-cuc ektr4yAs,alo
yeIe at once discovered. The ehd9ed biood
was srresd ont over T. suria,e Of the brain beGea'h
the srachooid membrane and was In many places snill-
ceng abuD0ant to entirely conceal tbs suAcent cere
bra ru bstsnge Ii exsnded oS sr the lateral portion OF
each cerebral hemisphere, Co''l.u tuo Va'c w
brain tbr. ughou', leaving but, email portion OF the
surG Of the organ free IRON exrsva.sato1, ths po7-
ton be1g situated ~ the snDit OF The heolsphsfe.
The veesss at tie bae of tie brain were exaulae',
ard a large ard well.paIksd deposit OF atheroma DIS
covered Ia the basnlsr artery On making the secuon
Of The brain ,essaTy for toe exposure OF che vent
cs it's fuostsuce was to be beahy and free from
Gorge stion. The two lateral yen.ricles, as well
ss the fourth ventriae, each contained 1ua1'
tity Of co3gulated tlood The substance OF the
,eTtum l1cdum was exceedingly soft 6ut the
walls of the ventTcles Wee otlerwi'e OF about
their usual clDfis.eucy. The appearancsi l1s'
described were 81 decided and CHARACTERISTIC AS to leave
DO doubt IN the MINIS of all preert that the dec ted
died from on attack Of c'rebril apoplexy. No Tar
thtr tNann ,tiou of the body was made iuasnu'n as
we ad already discovered what, in the opinion OF all
partits who " ne.sgJ The autopsy was Me real, IN
d,ulted cause Of the death. Nbn al indivifuil -
ouI d. ad with his throat cut biz heart rupt1rsd or
with mut -bs at the base of mis- brain, t is not
generally considered necessary to search for poison IN
he contents Of the stomach and ntestines aud for
similar reaton, such inquiry was instituted IN the
presert care. Having ascoIsined wba, vas reg rded
m III true cause OF c6aih certificate was rendered
in accordance with the fscs observed.
"HENRI b. SANDS. NJ. d.
"THUMAS { FINNELL, VI. D.