New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

an CAV zen. confession vhen went I'M MT aod
we when went her Me Ge.ry hse aso ~f.
Hsdp ssd don't let nI sstn know hs.e cate" Us o. on ns
.e there charge 10 bosy ,oon ..rr de.h 900 css
ia s.f out, ME- oery .be thought r Harden would IKE
bay, he's buried In hr wsidng des, abe sd sho bad sent
r Der S5 , a,d the Srs. zane a. n. dan s@ss
hs, th was hing said about early burial consequence
Dr. n b Bluekpen sworn on the part Of the Ssa'e--
i've at stspbensburrh in Morris County, an Phy.atn
h,ss been ~ s va. az Dsn Rsm.a no1ss on the 9Th
Mrcb 1855 got there oeocs No. hr.s '"w is 90 soai ~
snS sa Of M 1" Dop.nS SS s hsr invited
zee corpse; la laDg room ltod HIM = wAn S'ssed
,be n, posoned A. he had don be asked me could
iell Il he was poisoned aid came to maize inquiry Ised
hm bring Mr. Ram,Iy Shsd 20 sre ts d.atS I'D
Hses be might not sgch q7s''n' psht ph!
him be . Ss %s sl he T ~, is's
lie ncb at heo times taen sna r5'osy ss
S es o. ell IN H. snsTnoos she was much same
.s in a s s d S ba RRR that Gn Oa
10 II eeock evening" sal he noticed wiidne 10 nei
e and her mite: began 20 sss G. si1bsors md
physician were then sen; ofj assed HIM rhstnsr she
. .sS he pn noi IT. % wrote Mr. Dcind an open
and gave Hs den 10 fowmd It, 1.-THE letter vas ,ho%n 70
Hs,Sn tod me h. proposed to MIS- dea to have decor
sent fsr bot che dcn,d not thinking Necessary nstieeds
pie eoior tiok owidg to nn-c9ssulaon Of 9loSdi
poisoning BY certain ,nbsnees me blood rem as r RIO
by request ssis in examining The body the ute Us nun
ma <. Of ian msitn in specks end patches e and s~,;
the membrane appeared ihcsened and wrDned tne
healthy wa found half po auid in somsea
the and ns b. se @er9 entirely empty xs 'IP b w
In doing Sc. the contents OF he - uosct
% " s fund Il 10 bssry the sans condition
befole porefscn had occarrsd arsenic tsnds 20
ea6n tia, he patent ced from arsneA poi'On ss~ no
Os ing shout the enIds Harden TOO NE ne .cSs que C
ton ofrewYok Letter before ieIsd to otefed evidence
mt Lin on h. guard before putng questions to no
prompt ItpyBg spoke sster than could wdte utote
bad corp,e that FOND Suspicious crcunssn'
ces that the death of The pateot oe
TO here say sspciou' circumstances attend
ing her death the letter Is 10 a ys' When gaze II TO num-
we see examination OF the body to ascersn nom VIVA
she died 10 tbs evening aisr the hst exannaoh ek
pressed belief 'ha she ed from po'on ne i.s.on we
took her up and made the stcone e1 was 20 Us
completely 20 the cause OF death went on 70 Ne ~
lei with contents the stomach about 'he middle OF April
TO ,ubnit them TO Dr. Chiffon. -
Dr. Wibigm Cole, sworn on Oart Of the Ssate-t
I sscp IN Of Mr. on 5s on u March Or
and he eAemna We oat toe so.son
sprsa ,toacb lrze and small supeceitos cause
Of death to be some p'SnoS sovrsS NO
abo I'd Of june easnned the they were
in healthy coneoD but entirely empty discovered d.col
oIson behind The ear; thBA that moth nncommonj
don't tinL that bad to do win her we found
took her up fou.d her in perfect STATE Of pessrvaion
Is sd by A1hoI to be Preservse Of the dead
Gross by eeanse-barden was not present at the
FIRST post.moe examinations he at the e,2nd oue ne
gave al tho information We ssked Of hm TIC
sr examination; Dr. Blackwell suggested examination for
the puTpose otfuTther satisfying u.s.
DIR, Samuel Glenn, sworn on part OF the State-l
was present post exsmin Of Mrs Harden;
many tpots stomach from high cmsoa to
brown iouno tie mucous men6sn o. the omacn soi IN
the found evidences Of peuuy when must have
e1ed for The sePsa'sn'e was OAK and bio oo0dY
stomach would not s3 to the inammai'n presume sho nad
not indication Of euy enough account for her DEATH the
bJsn was in normal condition.; the bowels entirely
empty the .sion The eountsnance was one Of great de-
en- this CORPSE suspected poiIon the condition
OF stomach nconstsnt with long continuance OF life
oT BY Dis Cob and BaeE Welt this Of
March es any person, sheIe the inquest WAS then
onk: don't Lnow how long thsse aymptom p uy had
sd old mo- find sotenne Of t1e brain when the body
Dr. James R Chiffon, sworn Oh the part Of the State
reside in the City Of Esw am . Ghs@i't have
tie Tb Of April 1883 received from Jonn b. Wooon the fol
Os ing sree, e" side mouth So7 . 't a
stomach from Der dody March TO- 1885, large bot
her booer glars jar containing her ntestnes and
bladder kidneys OF mss iiadeni paed
scees. to Isem wi,h The omsch contents
en- ,e sto oa.S snd found IN RED sad n,med s1se
the ohe smaller small sPecss found sdheIns
twelve OF thundrsdhs of gam; they placed upon
banning coal and emitted smell like arsenic The witness
here tailed various processes made Of by him In max
bs hs chemical tests From the experiments Oy him. he
came 70 the @ th,t hue s1n0 existed Ia Considerable
The TESTIMONY OF Dr. Chiffon was long, and very in-
terestiDg those who able to appreciate the eel
enc character Of his subject but 10 the mas Of those
who heard bin, IL was totally stitute of interest.
The result Of hls tests ana experiments after ALL ID
what the Jury and community desire to know. The
witness PLACED before the Court and Jury case con-
aiming as many a dozen small tubes, sealed up, all
OF which contained white arsenic IN considerable qlan
IA an rOm o
body Of the deceased mTe. Harden.
THIRD DAY-MoRSIEG SESSION.
BELvIDERE, Thursday, April 49, 1862
The Court opened at Q o'clock, the court room and
gallery being filed with people. The prisoner looks
pile, but perfectly self possessed.
Dr. Jane X. Chiffon, recalled by the State-Ths
principal examination of this witness continued at consider
a1 length During be infinitely described the
processes and es BY him to ascertain the
presence osr'eDc in the different parts Of the body Of A
blood liver and paneres sufficiently large enough 80 cause
to amount nearly grains; there doubt my mind
os being twas tested by the most approved tests
weeks arsenic absorbed in other paris OF the system and
large on the analysis DO MT give the aggregate
,oIbed thlow of the lowest amount found In body after
death has three an repeated doses of smaller
would produce death; gensrny skes effect
om hail hour to enc hours taken upoa fu stomach the
action be deayed dose OF arsenic sufficiently prove
within "a hours reported patient gets
better before expDg the fret effects produced fsiLtness
senIe Of burning heat stomach; stimes extends
to the throat part Of the time puns thirst desire 10 drink
The whole system becomes pIosaed these until the
patent sinks exhausted and times die in convusions
patient il generally uneasy complaining OF pain throwing HIM
self about hss scarcely any pecepbie taken
In MILK would the attention o. the person
1t could not be aated In lnse when dissolved ia its
proportion twelve grains tbousnd when taken In food
Ill attention from ts there no mi.
discovery body after dealh be de ectsd in y small
quantities, 6ye huudedhs Of grains pick up with
bis finger and thumb fourteen fifteen grans beat WORKS
csl poison, Chason's Tsy Beck small
vial which placed my herds BY the Coroner contains
pre- pared BY Dr. Opdy Brother GArdeyvs
Pa received /. the 25h April, 1885, It contains hfyour