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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-19
A WASHINGTON CAPITALIST ON THE
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.


We yesterday met gentleman from
Washington, Southerner by birth exten-
sively known as capitalist and banker.
In order to obtain his views relative to
the status on the Southern Confederacy,"
we asked questions which were answered
as follows
"You are acquainted with Mr.. Riggs,
the Washington banker, sir?'
Intimately. When at home l see
him every day."
els there any truth in the statement
that he intends to take portion of the
southern loan 2" "Not word. He
would not touch a dollar of it, and for
the simple reason that he would lose it if
he did"
"Do you think that any Washington
panker will take it, or any part of it ?"
"No, SIR, What is more, nobody out
side of the Confederate States will touch
it, and the secessionists have no money to
spare. The northern bankers will never
lend money to people who have done as
the cotton States have DONE"
"Will foreign capitalists do it?"
"No, sir. In my opinion people who
have seeded from the government, and
robbed the federal Union of its property,
can never obtain credit from anybody.
They may put an export duty of cent a
pound upon cotton; and by so doing, raise
revenue of $26, 100000, but this money,
after all, will come from their own pocket. -
"How so, sir p
because the necessities of the cotton
States are such that they must sell. The
planters are too largely in debt to hold
the crop, and the aggregate is SO large
that the brokers cannot do it. For this
reason the southern confederacy must ul
timately bring up in bankruptcy. They
cannot hold together for more than yea,
without producing general ruin"
"And do you believe that they suffer
as much as we do? t 81"
"More Their business has dwindled
away, and their railroad receipts have
fallen off forty per cent. There arr
enough good men in the South to redeem
it from the secessionists, and the time il
not far distant when this will be DONE
We left the gentleman with the great
satisfaction Of knowing that there is {
large number of persons yet having conf.
dence in the sterling sense of the people
and in the ultimate restoration Of frater
nifty among the people of all the States
philadelphia North American.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-19

A burglar was once frightened out Of
his scheme of robbery by the sweet sim
plicity Of solitary spinster, who. put
ting her night-capped head out of the
window, exclaimed, go away amt you
ashamed !" ~A'fSD ''9's tees ias'ass1D
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Us. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Apai "a.
Before Commis.ioner MoRfoS.


The examination Of Daniel Fish, charged with FUR.
nishng the South, came or to-day Daniel Lord ana
Deceive oicsr Philip Farey Who made the affidavit upon
which Mr. fsh aresied was the first witness e,anmea
20 M Fs premises both before after the arrest went
the 2d Of April with the Captain o, the Second Ward
ppers found there about 100 rites and ~ ow ling ecss
single I'D double b.rreed the rifles and ns9,
fovng the shop az No ~ FUTON
som. bnne ano toet. the 6rssn, were not pe ked there
wl s su on spy boz there 40 firearms pskcd up 10
and addres'ed took paper ron the peIson Of Mr ih
to Lea amsS Vicisbur. Miss stnow ledeins DRAFT and
stating impossible ship any firearms and express.
IGy when Coucres, met also calling Hofnobs attention to
the notice Of the District Attorney warning people not to sye
aid to the south at the s Of their nek and stating ta n
very cksh about the neck and would therefore, oe
TIE .ecoad letter produced found on table M Fish'
premises. VII,
burg s and addressed to Mr. ish No 90 Fulton street 1t
cd the sending Of check Mr. F,h for r2u ~ request
s % to & hurry % The g Of 55s5 sSS beI s4d eIft%s .5on
Witness co.eiudedThi third letter took the tire
ernsnt othe cheek ssD7 & and requesting Mr.
fish to see to the proper hpmen Of E9Ocs BY express or
also took from the ,s PusPorssd to be tsls e.
Mr Fish aud us hin send goods till be received
Nj Bou,ns i'rr Another ley. with the date cut on,
hi o Feb received ard they did not wish him to
any rsk ir them asking him. when the ga were done to
send them Moore Son Broadway directing the rifles 70 be
opped and the gn, finished. This
letier ,ivnsd by Lowell Ls,timore. -
-Four receipt. the Adams Eapre.s Company and hv' bus
Iadng which akcn y witness after the arrest OF Nj
Fish evidence The for goods shipped
Mr Fsh, be delivered 20 Lowell Lsiiinor. Savannah
and to the Rarosd Agent Florence As The bls Of iadns
dated from september 1850 10 April la lie Express
receipt Of the latest date March 81, 1861.
samiraon Mr. Fish, he said the
bushes. legitimate snd since the had broken out he
had any ont Of Newlok be- said was vnass to
HIM and ths he hoped he would b. put 20 no trouble M
mentioned dag date when lie ceased sending goods South
him IN the presence Mr. Bowen when ne had sent
any goods erhandi'e to tie South AID ne said the latest
scui Wa in last obruary. -
Joseph Eusiace examined the part OF the United
States but his testimony OF no importance.
five witne-s- examined the part OF the defense al
Of whom testified that the in BIZ th fsory were not
military rifles, manufactured sporting rih Militia
~ e did cost much sporting ihes by one third snd
Fish manufactured snythns sporting rhes
snd guns M Fi.h lad b MIR Moore previous
his told him that although be had been paid for some
rics he could consce,iously send them bad
ure islt be made OF them.
The Conmissioner deemed the evi insufficient aud
d.ged Mr.. Fisb to bs 4tsctaIscd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
LATEST FROM FoRT PICKENs.

y'ge Mobile ddytrfrScrS corcspon0eDce - Gown 10
A,,i, o. from Pensacola. The writer rays:
Nothing of any Importance from the =" lines or ioi,
tfcatiors save the soldiers unceaslng toll a gun ana
sandhac. Heaven nerves them to the task that the
love O, country and patrictsm has markod ont
Tb@ transport steamers have changed their anchor
.g, and now lie within Two miles OF kort Rl,hehs'
Il, further arrivals iu the squadron
The ptesunp,ion is, that the timber ielied on
the Island was not 10 clear road for CROSSING on' 70
facilitate the passage Of wagons on the guil peacn'
The tederalists are s hauling TO the Fort from 'heir
poipt 0f landing wh' to he prrvsicns ana am
rnunition. Inside and around Fo't P1ckehs great CA
ertious are apparent. =. A.. Uao,,
II n said in town. but l question IT, that re9erdi
troops occupy the extreme eastern poiiion OF hosf
Jssnd The next thing the rscals VIII he On inc nh
land aud then "lC0kt the socGS gd Gu
tscu Bragg is determined 10 defend at every point
The territory ntrusted his charge. Col Stevens OF
sl, Engineer Cors came up this evening 10 survey
and determine on the citys defense The possession
OF this place would be OF immense advantage TO the
federsts and hence the precaution OF the Command
ing General in having IL well defended
There is much my stery III the movements OF the
Wyaudote for the last two days she has been gallo
Ing M and down Santa Rosa beach like race-horse.
The United States merchant brig Incarian sailed this
afternoon for Vera Cruz. Another " lank the j.
n Richards, sails Tonight for Newfok. NO blockade
YET
pair of gloves, there's no fight for ten days-l say
this from what I've seen. No knows Gen. Bragg
snteuliolts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
FROM LOUISIANA.

THE TRUE STATE OF THE CASE.
We are permitted TO make the following extracts
from letter writen.by former resident OF this State
20 HE mother. 1t is dated Agiers, April I5, ls6l.
Sowing the disturbed state of affairs, there i' an
almost total suspension of business, and more than
fhreenarters of the mechanics of this place are now
idle and have been for months past. There is great
deal OF disconten at the manner in which affairs have
been conducted The authorities fear insurrcctOn
in the City of New-Orleans, and the military are Or
dered to be ready 10 turn out al moment warning
The papers try to convey the idea to the North that
ahe South is unanimous in favor OF Secession, but this
IL not SO. Among my acquaintance, may safely say
that over .our-ffths are in favor Of the Union There
is now great excitement about the war. Troops are
being sent TO Pensacola fast as they can be raised
They have been enlistine Tor trying TO enlist men for
neveral months but, BY Offering bounty OF SO,
they have been unable 10 raise regiment. They have
now called upon the volunteer militia companies, and,
under the excitement of the last few days several
companies Lave volunteered their services and are of
for Pensacola, where, doubt not, many will leave
their bones. i Will not become "a cit-
ixep here as long as the United States not acknowl
edged as am determined never 10 renounce allegiance
70 the country for which my fathers fought
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
MARRIED.,

CLITZ-cOHSOn Tuesday April I6 BY the Pew stephen H..
Tyns Edward NJ CfE to Sarah Conn., second daUe ehter Of
Wn. Cohn. all OF this city
CRaNFORD-MUNN-In Wes. Bloomfield n. j.. Sunday,
Apr Rev A Priest. Heury L. Crawford ofHook-
yn to Mics Maggie j. daughter o. The late t. T. MUM
O. Vest Bloomfield
JORDAN-CRAIG-In Brooklyn. Long Island Thursday
Ap 5 by the Rev T. Reinke james H. jordan 10 Logiss
Jac daughter Of the late Robert H. Cia AL OF Brock
lyn
MALoYEY-MONAs-op Sunday. Arrii 2s by the Rev Or
McKenna Jane. h. Maonry of New York, to Man Anne
daughter Of John Monas, esq. Of Brooklyn
OLNRY-BROWN-In Trinity Church n. Y. Thursday
April 2 by the Right Rev Bh Potter Mr. Charles Olney
to Bi.s Louise Brown daughter Of Jameson d Brown,
sSLBEEG-sALBERG--B tho Rev Mr. s,sinbcrger Solo
mon saberg River Head, Long Island 10 knele saberg
o. New YORK
sVT, ,yWAY-ROOs-In Huffilo n Y, on Tuesday April o.
by th. Rev Otto bnger William SteDway of SewGoTk. to
Nj. Resnl only daughter Of Jacob RoCs. esq OF Buffalo,
NY.
VAN Observation-Disclosures WILLIAMSBURG. SIM.
d5y April y, by the Rev joan b. Peter George b. Van
Bassrs. TO Mary \. Hamilton both OF New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

,.r,os ,,bo very carele.sy rowed around hs vessel
for over an hour and finally slggsa up to he, y slo
aand' m.so"' iy;s ysas the first nxtice that Capt.
80 ssd had of secession. and he imna. diAey took
~ HIT and eft for the lower bay, and iini:hed ioad
.u nd ssme away forgetting TO pay his ior eciioi,
ss' 's,I others hav. iust arrived, ali having bad
% ,ovc escapes from seizure There arc several other
s-eIs Soe the owners Of which aie very appTehen-
,st thev have fallen into bad hands Tire crew
- .is. S,s>sels that arrived Saturday were very
s,,xo.s IL the evening 10 ind a SecessonlSt, but
sOIii1nt- o., -, an
s.ee on "Wednesday evening, which wss very large at
which excelient addresses were delivered and subsc
ION commenced for tie support OF the tals OF tne
S,lunieers, which has up TO 81 ,Jo Inc next
morrire about thirty weit to Freehold as volunteers
4 deiense Of their country. Their departure war an
co;n,si 70 proceed TO freehold the day, and pre-
,spt caoh roluu;eer frou village whh 81 which
he committee did and reported the boys IN me Sis
They are now their way 10 The sea' oi WaaIvpoRT
lour frnly
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
THE GAEIBALDI GUARD.

If any one doubted the patriotism and gratitude Of
tncss who, having been forced by foreign tyranny to
nee Dom their native land 10 this asylum for patriots
d Al oppressed nations, snch unworthy doubts woud
hfve .en removed bad lie witnessed the impressive
sreHe winch took place last Saturday at the hcadquar-
fers o. TIE rirs Regiment of Foreign Rifles when the
United States. "
The call issued few days since Cor a Regimen. Of
1!ssnen, Bsrsagieri, Ilonvedek, Chassears, and
Ared and sixty rank and file composed mainly Of HIM
Iris.s, Italians, Germans, Swiss. spanish, and
French many OF whom had service in the Italian
and Crimean wars, eagerly sttested their iovaitv IN
their adopted home upon the Bible and the Srf.ord
After the solemn ceremony, the Colonel e!ooncntIv
addressed the officers in four languages all of which
seey understood The regiment is fortunate in heinz
cncered by mea already distinguished for their se,.
ne@snd sacrifices for freedom. Col +. q. D'Utassv
q oeeryedly high distinction in the Hungarian army
Leu: Cob A. Rcpetti brave officer under GarbaH
1nI MaJor L. w. 1ino well known and tried in the
..snrn army These, assisted by iftcenabe captains
% '% y - suenanis give ample assurance Of the ability
s'e 's promise of the success OF the Garbaldi Guard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
ARRIVAL OF TIE MARION-THE COAST
LIGHTS PUT OUT.

The United States steam transport Marion, Capt.
Cole, arrived at this po Tuesday morning, having in
tow the United States brig Perry she had on board
Comrnisssry E. T. Wade and Sergeant Lindenmuller
Of the 9Th Regiment n. Y. S. NJ, and SergeanMajor
j. II. Rosenquest, 18th Regiment OF Brooklyn, bearer
of dispatches The Marion left Annapolis April %, at
m; reports that the ligh-ships York Spit and
Wolf Trap have been removed, and the lights on
Smiths Point, Windmill Point, StinToz Point,
New Point Comfort, Cherry Stone, Back River
Point, Cape Henry and Smith Island, have been ex-
zipguished since THURSDAY, 18th inst. Passed steam
qu2 Yankee off New Point bound North at ) p. m.;
passed Cape Virginia 9:iop. H., April 90; 8 a. m.
pased large English propeller with troops (Kedar);
9 a. m. passed steamship Quaker City, both bound
so'.sh at p passed keystone State, guarding the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LrvERPooL CoTTos MaRKET.-ihe sales OF CottcA
a. Liverpool Monday reached Is OO bales including 700S
recnlsors d exporters. The extreme Of last week
readily paid. Mess Jas Hewitt Go. report the market G.
tive With slight advance caused by the American adyices rf
Africa Middng Orleans quoted at sd, and Middhs
Mobile at ID.
bic.
IhvEpPooL BRY,DsrurFs M,RKEr.-The Bresdstnas mkse
was duh. Richardson, Spence Co. Wakefield. Nash ;o.
and Bgsnd Athya Co. report tie market duh and qota-
ton nominy unchanged Flour dull and quotations nonns
Wheat quiet -,
LlyfRPooL Provision M.gSsr.-The Provision uisrft u
dull. Bicind At,ya Go. and others report Beef ssady
Pok steady Bacon dG Lard steady bet quiet Taow gem
eTaly unchanEed -
LIysRpooL PRoprcE M,RKKr.-Susar steady. Ricehrm.
Coffee quiet With unimporant Kosin quiz, ous
81. sdy. Spirits rlrpentiDe steady 80
LONDON MAEHgrs-tMonday snins)-BRfADsruFS dui.
with j. nng tendency. SUGAR baoyAi. CoRPEE hrh IsA
quiet, but steady Rice dull.
toSDoy MONEY M,gKEr-Tbe funds were without ny na
teral chang. and the nsTket for Giscount unatercd.
Consol, closed Monday evening 81 % for nd e
92l for account. =. ,,,.-
AurRIc.N srocSs-The lstet sales Monday ILLINOIS
Central Shares At % l8 discount Erie Railroad s's
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
FLAG RAISING.


Yesterday afternoon the ladies Pioyed as teachers
in ,he large and excellent girs grammar school, OF
which Miss Clara M Edrnonds is the talented princ
pal, presented large American flag, bought and made
solely by the employees in Ward School no. s3, Ia
Wesi Twenty eighth street, the Ninth avenue,
consisting of that grammar school and primary de-
partment under the charge of Mrs. Sarah X. White,
10 the Board Of School Trustees for the Twentieth
Wud 1t was presented in tehalf Of the ladies by
James W Gerard esq and received by DR. Watts c. Living
s.o the Chairman BosTd After their addresses snd
Of patriotic it up over the hne edce on
lofty pole Peter Hart nailed the American fsl at
Fort sumter resident Of that ward the children OF both de-
artneu,s shout having been previously marched into the
had reserved them the midst OF
the crowd attendance salute OF ~ guns Was then
fired Banner end short sddres, made
by District Waterbury. Everything was conducted
With rspuIons snfhusasu and an se most gratifying
manner II day which will be forgotten by one OF
the children present Miss tDond the princpai OF tue
.c,ool an patriot. Shs has presented George w
Cooper the nauce the Board OF Educstion urder
whom she formerly employed teacher, upon Ls Vnn
teerng the 7s H. gient with beautiful eyover ana soc
has also ogsnsd hey large school into association Tor supply
ing INT bandgees other articles for the volunteers from tn's
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
CITY ITEMS.

SAD AccrDrYr.-A volunteer in uniform vas walk
ing lesurelv along Fourteenth street last evening
when he accidentally ripped and fell in srb man-
ner that his bowie knife disengaged itseI from its
sheath and cut ugly cash in Lis neck, w'ndins tho
iuguar vein The unfortunate yonns man vas quickly
carried to the drug shop corner Of Broadway and
Four,eenth street, where medical skill was brought to
bear on bis case and the hemorrhage arrested II was
not regarded as certain, however, that he would re-
cover.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
THE PIRATES.

A Montgomery correspondent of TIE Charlcst0a
f'oxri.r says:
"The Attorney-GeDeral, Mr.. Benjamin, authorizes
me say that the commissions for privaeers be-
eng prepared and will be issued as Congress
shall declare war; which il will undoubtedly DO. Those
htending to apply for them had better be preparing
their bonds &c The instructions will contain a pro-
4bision the seizure OF cotton from Southern ports,
whether in British American bottoms. The applica.
tions for letters OF marque are numerous at New
Orleans understand the blockade of our Southern
ports ordered by President Lincoln, does not include
cotton vessels"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-ApRIL 3o-Befors
Justice IxGRAHAN

TRIAL or ANDREW J. HAcKIEY FOR CONTEMPT.
The People Ac.. sgt. Andrew J. Hackley.
Mr. Waterbury, the District-Attorney, moved on tho
trial OF Andrew j. Hsckey indicted for criminal contempt Ia
refusing TO question put 20 him by the Grand Jury
M James T. Brady suggested that constitutional question
involved In this namely whether the Legislature had
the to pel TO question which might
crninas himself There OF hdbeds corpus pend
ing In behalf of Mr. Hsekey in which this constitutional
ton wonld be passed upon. Why not wait until that d-c-
ion rendered and then present to the General Term,
which meets next Monday
h Waterbury said his object TO obedience ana
the of the land He had objection testing
by tho proper legal tribunals the constionsiy Of the set
b he desired before ntng that the prisoner give WIT
ten stipulation the question: the Courts sus'
tanned the act.
Mr. Brady said tha. the Court Of Appeals sustained the act
be would give the stipulation. [..
Mr.. tWaterbury then consented 70 posponement TN
Wednesday morning the stipulation TO be pcraed In the mean
time by tie counsel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
THE TORONTO GLOBE on AMERICAN
AFEAIRS

TORONTO, Tuesday. ApIiI 50.
The GloIe of to-day, in a long and able article on
American affairs SAYS that the North by their inpa-
e;ence with reference 10 President Lincoln policy
Qnore the stupendous and delicate task he has before
him. and will drive the country to anarchy and chaos.
IL advocates strengthening Mr.. Lincolns hands, and
% abstain from perpleXing his councils.
The Ledder, the Government organ, fe2rs that
Canada NAV become involved, and advocates an armed
1eutrslity, and suggests that the Canadian Govern
ment represent to the imperial authorities the expe
diency OF sending six eight regiments Of the line for
aks prOecion OF the frontier.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
A UNION MAN THREATENED IN NEW
JERSEK

In She village of Passaic NewJersey, there Il SAID
10 be a number of Secessionists. Mr. ID. Is. sickles,
citizen OF that village having notified the authorities
Of certain relsonable designs, was threatened with
violence few evenings since, and on last sunday
nrt cowsdy attempt supposed 70 have been male %
some unknown party 10 execute the threat pesou entered
bis garden the 'front.' Of the house presenting psto a. ms
window fired the bullet penetn the lower portion o. 'hs
sash and passing the bod where Mr. and hswues sni
child wsreJ lying
" here sI- the authorities Of tsw Jerss7f
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
IRON VERMONT.

BELLOWS FALLS, Tuesday, April 50, 1861.
The Vermont Regiment is to rendezvous al Barring
con the present week. 1t differed follows: Capt
j. w. Phelps tate Of the United States Army Colonel
Peter I. Washburn, OF Woodstock, Lieut.; Colonel;
Capt. Stevens of st. Albas Adjutant Col. Wortler
of Bradford, Major.
The Vermont Banks have rendered GOV. Fairbanks
Am lhkn for war pnrnOses.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

topics is the most painful duty Of my life. IT Is with
sad heart-with grief that have never before ex
perienced-that I have 10 contemplate this feariul
struggle; but believe in my conscence that II Is
duty we owe to ourselves and our children, and our
God. to protect this Government and tha: flag from
every aseailint be he who be may. Tremendous and
prolonged applause.l
On motoa OF Mr.. Hacker, the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
FROM BOSTON.

BOsTON, tuesday, ApiH W IoOf
The lst Regiment will not leave to-day, but Is ready
aud waiting orders. The Boston Volunteers, Chelsea
Iiqh: Ipfaftry North End Trae Blues and East Bos
ton Infantry Corps have been attached 10 the Isl Reg
ment
The 1st Regiment Of the L. s. marine troops Is ex-
pected to reach Boston tomorrow and VIII he imrne
distely ordered 20 NewYOrk by OF the steamboat
youtes.
The brig st. Mary seizedby the Collector to-day
She had on board 800 kegs Of powder.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
FROM ALBANY.
PATRIOTISM OF NEw-YOEK TROOPS.

ALB.SY, Tuesday, April 30, 1861
The Governor has dt catches every few minutes, en-
treating him for ordels 70 march 10 the capital. In
Erie, Niagara, Monroe and other counties, the com
panics are filling with great rapidiy. The troops in
New-York City Telegraph through their officers that
they arc impatient 10 be oil. The State If becoming "A
great military camp.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
tAdvertisemeuf.I

The CENTRAL POINT of EXCITEMENT and At
TRACTION the thousands Of SrKANcsRs now in town
mand splendid view Of tho Barracks In Tic Park the Mds
Psade and the various Regiments marching through BreeA
wsy 10 embark for defense OF the Stars and Stripes TO-DAY
being great family holiday with performances sernoen anA
evening the cuosies al hours the Museum VII -
oyerun " it'll visitors. 30 80 early.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
fAdvertiserpent.1

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPETING RECUcED.-
great opportunity now offered for bargains IN new sPnns Cs
petng English Medallion, Velvet Carpets 81 wide nrusses
Three ply and Ingram Clrpets Rug, Msss, Mating WseoS
Shades Table and Piano Covers, DFugge Stair Cespess -
Rods. Dutch Csrpetiug &c Displayed 10 tes spscfo1s
rooms at HrgAs ANpyRsoSs No ~ Bowey. hossssNRsD
ipd carpet bayeu ne ilyi.ea 10 cali
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
GERMANS ATTENTION.

Sercoant IaindenmnIler Of the Sixth Regiment, has
tst returned from Annapolis bearing authority from
C Plnckney to enlist 400 additional German recruits
Ibosc disposed TO join the gallant Sixth, can do 81
at seTgesOt I.indenmulers No. l99 Bowery. Pay
begius nadively; departure for service within three
days.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

DIrp OF HIS ISJuRirs.--Mr. Henry Viebrock, Of
No ~ Howard who thrown from bis the
Bloomlnziae Roed Eighty sixth street. last Friday
ng did yesterday bis injuries Coroner Jskmsn held s
inquest upon the body md yedc, OF accidental death
d-rru