New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1860

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described by ,C''r. Reiss. Is upd u case, q apo
tples RANGES 6ssc,Ss "a d.. Rstie, would jus ity
belief that death WIS cacetc y spsp exy, sitouse
pest mortem exsminail Of the eout "ooio % ne
ssIy TO reduce the thing to eertxSV' A..
+ 5. Boyd, sexton snd underh,serI oepo.eo .oa.
about 10 en- Friday mornog he WIS 'Oaa ia nN
MIs. Blankmsn had 6t Uelt to her "sss auu VI
entering her bedroom fcuud her lying ~ d.;
her back, with gillew uIdsr her head Dr.. "S,nS
WISE there, t'getber with the domests apd Mrs "
Yer, the mother p-lsw of DR.. Saithi DR. Rssig pro-
roupced her desd; deceased was dressed in Loose
oInipg gown the Doct placed deceased on the bod,
stter VIII Oh I went for Dir, Blsukmsn sfer got Nc.
Dlankman / went for dscease5s brother, MI Faux
when saw deceased che appeared dark and red about
the face and neck placed deceased IA ice, and that Is
the reason the body YVES 60 well preserved.
J. NJ. Carnochsn, N. D., then read deposition de-
failing the second posmortem. as already printed by
us He also testified that Friday the 10Th instaut,
he repaired to Prof Doremus's Pathological lsborato
w. ard, with the assistance OF Prof. Dcre qua, Is. L..
Budd and DIR. Boutn and In the presence OF Coroner
Sehmer, examined the appearance OF the stomach
and its contents and Of the intestines ard their con-
tents the stomach was laid open by ncsfon alorg
is Lesser curvature, from the cardiac to the pyoro
orce it contained about twelve ounces OF grayish-
oolored fluid, mixed With few semi solid PARTICLES,
apparently partly digested liver; the inner surface
the SIC mach was covered witt viscid mucus the
stomach Vas washed with distilled water, and ths
wafhings added TO the liquid already removed; Ia
pucus surface thus olesnstd presented perfectly
healthy Appearance s,fenirg or any indication OF
itfsmnai n; there wac evidence, fro n the odor,
of the presence of any poison recognizable by the sense
of sme The esophsgus being opened its entire length
presented nothing unnatural on s Internal surfaces 1t
contained fluid and solid particles similar to those
found in the stsmachj the small Dtesiines were next
examined; they contained about fourteen ounces OF
creamy pultaceous uaerisl exposure OF the inner
surface, and carefully examining them throughout their
entire length, they were found to be coated with
baiu nit
wsshogs being added. to the contents descrbedl ex-
hibed perfectly natural appearanc the large intes-
tines opened from the csput cceum coll to the
Iectum; they contained four fluid ounces Of fecuent
materials no abnormal condition Of ths mucos surfAce
was visible; the wasbiDgs of the large ntesines were
added 10 the contents and reserved, with the hquld
om the stomach ard from the small int snes, in rev
and carefully cleansed glass bottles 10 toX oobg
cal analysis was deemed advisable; depontnt futuer
testes that marks Of disease we're found IN the brain
and spinal narrow portion OF the hemisphere OF the
br ain presented stratum of extravssated blood on the
surface; the spinal marrow ALEC exhibited layer OF
exrayasated blood upon the anterior surface as far
down as the dorsa yertebra che deponent therefore
believes that tb extravasaon OF BLOOD upon me BRAIN
and spinal marrow the cause OF death, ana from
the general healthy condition Of all the other organs Of
the body, on consultation with tae chemists isn't,
Profs Doremus aud BucI, nss toncidded that q COM
peie chemical ansly els is uocalled for
. r. Ogden Dorenus, Professor or Chemistry and
Pharmacy, being duy sworn depOsed that he resided
q.
Schirmer repaired to Bellevue Hospital with num-
Der of new and carefully esnsed Jars for the purpose
Of receiving such portions Of the remains Of Mrs. Jane
Augusta Blsnkuan as might he deemed necessary for
CD, mical analysis: | received from Prof. Carnoohan
the stomach which had been hgsted at its cardsc aud
py 10 ic oInces also the large and small intestlnes,
with the contents of said organs also portion OF the
liver one Of the kidoeJs the spleen, some mucus from
the mouth part of the tongue, the esophagas, part
of the brain and spinal marrow; that the vessels were
covered aud sealed and removed to my private lab
tory which is used solely for poison examinations;
that thew were reserved uBtl next day the windows
and doors being under look aud Ell; that on Friday,
the 10Th instant, the stomach and intestnes We're
opened by Prof Il L. Budd in the presence OF Coro
ner Scbiriner, Prof. CarDoehan, and Dr. Bouoni the
appearance Of these organs and their contents was as
described by Prof. Csrnochan, AID corroborate bis
statement; agree 10 the conclusion expressed by Dr.
Caruochan in the close of bis report namely, that
chemical analysis is uncalled for; the articles above
mentioned are stu under lock and seal, and are ready
for any disposition the Coroner may deem advisable
Coroner Schrmer here announced that the testimony
closed and that it was for the Jury to determine
how and In what manner tie deceased came 10 her
DEATH He bad acted ia ihe matter at the instigaton
Of the DstrctAtorney, end was not until the most
exaggerated rumors had appeared in the newspapers
that he felt called upon to take any notice of the
The Jury would have no difficulty, be thought, in
arriving at conclusion and be would therefore leave
them IN privacy discuss the matter they thought
proper.
After deliberation of about Is minutes, the Jury
rendered the following verdict:
We frd that the said woman came TO her death by
apoplexy and would molend that the portions OF
tie said body in the hands of The chemist for the pur
pose of analyzson be returned to tbs cusocy OF tue
Coroner subject TO the order of the husband of de-
ceased.