The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02
Coroner Inaucsts.

MURDRaous AffRAy ON BOARD mE Sur ALBERT GALA.
TINA SAILOR FATALLY BRArES The sailors board the
ship Albert Gaatin lying In the bay, of Staten Island.
and about 10 sail for Liverpool became much intoxicated
Thursday evening and quarrel eusued between them
William Henderson. OF the hands imagining that he
had been shameuliy abused and beaten by his compsn
ions, from the iorecase, and returned with a
sheathKne IN his hand, which he brandshed in threat
enng manner The other in the forecastle fear
ing that Henderson might attack them with the knife aud
endanger their lives rushed upon him. and after knock
ing Henderson down, Patrick Clark beat and kicked
HIM 10 such manner that ne died IN an hour
played the usual signal OF distress. which
discovered at hafpast seven O'Clock yesterday morning
by Sergeant OBren In charge OF the harbor police boat
The Sergeant, with officers Harvey Matthews. Mckee.
yer and Backman. Immediately boarded the ship, snl
after learning tho state of affairs arrested Patrick
Clark alleged murderer aud i've other Sailors OF
whom they brought ashore. Coroner Collin yesterday
proceeded aboard the aatn aud held an n1uest on the
body OF Henderson when the facts, mainly as stated
above elected Deputy Coroner Thomas Robinson.
M. y. made post norton examination ON the body Of
deceased and found marks OF violence about tho lace and
head On opening the skull quantity Of exravasated
blood was found on the brain. In the opinion Of Ut.
the result Of blows The case was then submitted
TO the jury, who rendered the following yer
dict THAT William Henderson came to his death
by blows at the hands OF Patrick Clark.
aud think from the ev dence that at was partly
ustiable" Clark then committed to the Tombs to
await the action Of the Grand Jury He twenty
years age and native OF Ireland lie says that in
sauus the deceased he nselt defence Deceased
thirty years OF age and native OF Scotland
He left wife and several children who live on the
corner OF Peck slip and car street The body OF de-
ceased brought ashore and conveyed to the Second
precinct station Friends have aken charge OF the
body for interment.
FATAL Run 0vgR CASUALTY Coroner Wildey held an IN
quest the Eleventh ward station house, on the body Of
Patrick Sing lad six years Of age. who was accidentally
run over by horse aud cart In d, near Third
street. Thursday evening, aud severely injured that
he died in twenty minutes afterwards The evidence
showed that the accidental and verdict
rendered accordingly. Deceased lived with bis
parents at 14l Wall street, Brooklyn
SUDDEN DsAra IN a STATION HoJsE.-On Thursday oven
ing very we'll dressed man. about forty years Of age
whose is unknown. taken to tho Second ward
station house gross state Of intoxicasioD he was
placed 10 cell, and found dead two hours subse
queny. Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest on The
body. Deputy Coroner Robinson made post-mor Gu
examination, which showed that death caused by
apopexy. Deceased about Ave feet eight inches 10
height, dark complexion. with black hair and musache
slightly mixed with gray. He was dressed In beaver
cloth overcoa black rock coat brown mixed vest bncl
pants two white shirts, black six neckte, boots aud
plush cap.
The Ohio Legislatucc.
CISosSSAri, April l, 1864.
The Ohio legislature adjourned sine die yesterday