Evening star., 1864-05-06

May eth. 1864, that the inquest was e.dseeA q
account Of various reports affecting the char
Acter OF deceased and the manner Of her death;
and after patient hearing Of the testimony and
q thorough In investiGation Of the facts. and after
a poet mortem examination by Drs Stone, Du.
hamsl, Herbert and Borrows, we do md the
known as psesro pneumonia, the appearance
Of the lungs indicating q long existence OF the
disease. And we do further ind that deceased
was 81 years Of age, and unmarried, and thai
father and her own labors for support
The Case Of Miss Ella r. jackson.
This young woman who was up before Jus
tiee CLAYTON Yesterday, on charge Of completely
with Lewis In malpractice on Maggie Duvali,
and who was required BY Justice o., to give
bail in $1,000 for her appearance Tomorrow
afternoon, failed to procure the required bail
and was locked up-for the night in private
room at the Mitchell House.
She was bailed o.day by g. w. Mitchell.
The rooms 276 Pennsylvania q avenue, occupied
BY her and where the alleged visits OF Maggie
Duyali were made, are on the north side OF
Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
She ia very respectfully connected In Baltt-
more, has appeared on the stage In Baltimore,
and in this city, and was engaged to appear in
the Nniad Queen to be brought ont at Ford's
Theater, on Monday night next. Her friends
express belief in her entire innocence Of the
charges against her.
In couseo uence Of the tura given to the affair
by the medical testimony bs ore the coro ler's
inquest, ana the verdltt OF the jury rendered
thereform, the case Is still further involved IN
mystery.
The case altogether promises to be one OF
the celebrated ones OF history.
Card from Miss Ada Thompson.
sHR 10 NOT THAT SORT OF woMAE.
+, We have received the following:
Editor Star: In your report tpnolished In the
q slight mistake, which hope you win do me
the justice to correct. You state that was
employed in the Currency Bureau Of the Treas
happy to be able to say that I am not, and never
have been. employed in the Treasury, and was
never inside OF the building but once.
sent to this city BY the Chamber OF Commerce,
in new York, to act as nurses in our hospitals.
I brought my credentials, endorsed by Alex.
B. Mot Of that city, am proud to say ~ tia.
of my poor ability until severe At OF illness
compelled me to abandon it; fact which be-
lieve the gentlemanly physician in charge OF
Since then have been employed at different
times in various capacities both bv the civil
and military authorities; and there are gentle-
every department Of the city who will testify
that my veracity has never been impeached in
any assertions l have made or testimony
have given Circumstances beyond my con-
troll have in volved me in this unfortunate af-
fair of Miss Jackson's from my having rooms
in the same house with her. II In my testi-
umONy yesterday L stateO one circumstance
which is untrue IN the slightest particular, she
or her friends know where to obtain their re-
dress. There is a legal remedy for perjury.
l make this statement in consequence Of see
ing an assertion made by Miss jackson that
had stated many things which were untrue.
ADELAIDE E. THOMPSON.
The Case of Young Lewis.
In reference to the statement tnat Enoch
Lewis had left the city, some of his friends
represent that he has not really been q resident
OF the city since November, having been in
Arkansas a conside rable portion Of the time;
ard though he has paid occasional visits to
Waship gton, they allege that he has NOT been
here tor the last month.
The Funeral Of Maggie Duvall.
The funeral Of Miss Duvall took place this
morning at IL O'Clock, and the rem iins were
taken to Glenwood Cemetery for interment.
The corpse reposed in rosewood CONN,
mounted with silver handles and sill YER scre VS.,
and lined inside with white satin. The shroud
was of pure white material, and about the
head Of deceased wreath of white flo wers had
been placed by the hand OF affection: and in her
hand, and lying upon her breast, was q beauti-
full japonica. The funeral was largely attended
by the friends and relatives Of deceased.