The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06
Coroners' Inuuests.

SUICIDE oS A LITERARY MAy-FerdnaDd Horbauor, q
German writer OF come ability, and contributor TO the
Gtvmon Demolvat and other newspapers, found
dead at his lodgings, No. q Marion street, Monday
evening, under circumstances which leave doubt 1,
his having committed suicide by taking chioroform De-
ceased saio to have been OF ne literary acquire
ments In Germany be earned tho title Of " Doctor OF
Jurisprudence before he attained his twenty firth year.
and few days before his death he accepted the editor
ship Of new publication about TO be started named the
New York Pioneer. Pecuniary endorsements LED him
into fabe Of utemperance, AMI In ht Of desperat
he determined IN end bis miseriee 10 . suicides
grave. Purchasing q bottle of ohloroform he re-
p.sps Se va 70 s ps % the s a.ur ana
The act was probably committed on Saturday night but
IL was not until Monday that the inmates Of the hsuse
bad knowedg. Of the fact Coroner Schirmer held
inquest upon the body yesterday Verdict In accord
with the above facts.
LaBoRxr CRrsnrD TO DyAru-As a laborer named
John Burke was engaged In hosting sugar into
vessel at pier No IL, East river, on Saturday last he
caught between hogsncad and the pier, and
vertly crushed that IL deemed necessary 10 convoy
him 10 Bellevue Hospital On Monday the injured
commenced to sink rapidly, and notwithstanding every
attention paid him. he died that evening. Coroner
Schrrnor held inquest upon the body yesterday when
the jury rendered verc let or accidental death.
FATu AccDsSr PIT SrRyu.-About ten O'Clock
yesterday morping Daniel Fackncr, OF No SO Pitt
s'',et was removing Intel from the front door,
he stone slipped from bs grasp and upset the scasod
pecipiiai ng him to the aide~ak The injured man vas
picked aud conveyed "a tho thirteenth precinct station
house whore he died shortly Afterwards from the effects
q hs fjues deceased was forty years Of AID
sa've = Germany. Re q man Of considerable pots
md Trupcrty In that neighborheod, aud candidate
70 schp' Coum'ssinncr last fall Coroner Schrmcr held
inquss, upon the body
IsrAsncrDH CASE ~ HrTRy Srrxsur Coroner Jaokmsn
held Inquest yesterday upon the body male infant
fcrne deed 10 the sink In the ~ the promises
80 o. Herry sireet, under circumstances which ier,
couht IN the minds ~ the jury the On being
~ ipf8r cide. Dr. Gesgb Who poat NOR
tenn exanrnaen or the body, testified that death had
n ond ~ ~ on p,eSs o. Garse, nsng
The used 70 destroy life. No clue could be oh
'sined W the whereabouts 81 ire unnatural mother
he jrrv were compelled TO render verdict ~ "peath
'ro efansuatiop at the hands some person unknown"
rpcrgn ivan WINE DANcrSc ON Monday night m a
Swedish sailor named Charles p Rich wac engaged Ia
dspchg at the saloon Frank Lang 6s Cherry street.
he feized with sudden ncys, dropped dead
'be door. Corcper Jackman held inqpe~t upon the
BODY Yesterday at tho Fourth ward station house. when
frpcar~d from the medical testimony NJ Drs. Be4ch
and wete that death caused by the rupture of
apeuripm of tho heart, and the jury rendered verdict
sccorciDay.
cuuA,rr ON srrpoARp.--Coroner Jackmaa held an In
quest nj tho New York Hospital upon the body OF Gar
esrs who died from the effects OF injuries -coeved ~
falling from The rail- of the ship Isaac webb On Friday
sfterpoop while intoxicated Oeceased IN falling struck
asaiDst the deck Of canal boat which y. lying Mong.
eide vce,vpa such severe injuries that be died " Ses
than forty eight hours Afterwards. Al
RauRoAp Acmvrr.--A RpconHUypAr1oN 10 fU oos-
MOS CorSsr--ou thA'lst instant chiU, sbcss nres
yesrs I'D, named Ellen Collins wss rur over ~ one q
the SECOND Avenue Railroad h DIVER srces an so
ber 70 he ses Yo-t Hos,i..i n uSfovsuosts chad
bsersed until yeeerday, whcs she died Coroner JAck-
nss held an inqusst upcs ne cody, sd ths tsvy,
lives q citssnA