New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

a. sehs h. hrd been engaged TO huI tin. lt,,e
ciSn ~ .. I'M 70 9" away he never retained ~sc aus
n snd 80 ,hae, AID one time 800, Ibc1 ,5s
e bo i nI9 s, md shc did g bg eabseeny depssd it in
had sore her h"o,e bee aud when reached ,l
IN 'ed ne as deed lived he house with deceased
ness Tm, "' 'h'ee "e'Ss agoi ief into
sussn Ferguson Of No 100 snnvar stree, d,o,..,.
a. 9eit 60 VIM d'c'ssed about niue months hay. se.n
M aidy ard Mr.. Chan ben at ho hoosc hav en-
the deceased ever since hsye known her, ,b t9a I -.
- ol' ne, aocni ~ o'clock. 20 about -ou,r work.
wen INTO Tie bach rcon and found living np,n the ao
VS. Slood al ovei hers u'o tie street and :, nej The
son" time since the deceased told ne that .he had
tonesdsy lTs deceased sent young sn to INV hons
b,u s,ked decreased " no IN; vns nr went up 10 the
r that she did know h said that did not liz s ME- ',la
dGre ne WoA ioi her r Which she had paid him b "o o
saa ts sl. hsd paid him sA shilling, do our mons wo,t
Ng her store and che could Of hin; The ssid cha
h; s' ne would roo her think shond be ABLE 70
Elizabeth McMsnn sged 10 years tesGel-I I've \, M "a
Fast Twelfth street. deceased O'clock his MA
went 70 her hose to what she would her *
sv'a days fioni Mrs pa,is boarding in Eleventh
se, S'e' the deceased hoy she felt, and she replied
ne t. come sg9na o'clock there in tn
Of tn oI her, about M O'clock heard Of the death
81 "ta9 sea'en depced reside At Mount vernon West
onsw Of the dsea,ed lat her Tuesay between
SAID clcct; then saw young at her hou he was
uludent for her stand the doors passed into the
store askd her Who lie and She replied that he was
carpenter who had worked for he year before shs said that
had not done she said he then there do 1b he had
been psd for but she did not with done she could
knew how 70 get rid Thin he took paper and she told him
that he light take II lone to read he saying he
would call again saw Major Bliss behind counter about six
weeks ago did not know him but she told his name the
decreased between and 50 years age she told me on
Tuesday lat that she to be- married ia few days. she
cd not say to whom; year and half she lost
eco by leaning it out she told in reference
that she bad good security foI it. but
understono that called Charley aud another named Scott
tie persons to "hom she bad loaned the money and that
the psI Consul was secn for them; she recently had 5000
che sSed my advice in reference to letting out again. and sd
via her not tn do what has become this caunot saw
got from her Der daughter my w had the impression that
Hardy and Chambers attentive to her simply account
OF her money and that they knew how she had beeu swnded
out Of S0 never ENCOURAGED her to tax about those
ked her once hat he had done with the 300 but she eyaded
Jane Campbell deposed-I reside at No Waverlev p,oe
have known deceased abog year lived with deceased
weeks and left her about One week since she sick and
nursing herr saw her last Wednesday when cplcd
pa, her small bill which had collected for her; have seen
Mir Chambers her house he there nearly every
except bc and her Mr. sneston She bad no
10 be married Mr. thsmbers knew OF her having
In John Beach and Christopher wele deposed-we have
n ACE post examination Of the body Mrs Sarah
Shat at the No % East Twelfth street tho body was
cred with blood also the portion of tho clothng
ANNA ote scalp the following wounds found three
the frontal bone two the right and the left
parieta bones; the left temporal bone the fore
head the right eyebrow there he there
another extending from the angle Of the lett eye running
another the left side Of the upper lips another
an inch in extent just st the front Of the
right another commencing about inch be-
the lower in straight dee ion dividing the cheek and lower
the eek extend from dividing the muscle' vessels
tsha ohegus vessels and verebrs Of which the bodies Of
the third erd fourth cut into removing the rac
removing cssiiu the dursmate found % be actued
very much Injected In opinion death caused by
the shove injuries
The investigation then adjourned until Monday
next, al O'clock
Tie police are making diligent search for the young
carpenter mentioned, and have already obtained such
information as will lead TO his arrest. Mr. Chambers
was summoned to appear before the Coroners jury
yesterday and although be found, it was not until
too late 10 obtain bis evidence last night. He will be
examined on Monday, as will also Mr. Hardy, if be
can be found The latter gentleman will be considered
as a prisoner until the conclusion of the inquest.