The New York herald., 1864-05-08
The Warrington Abortion Case.

FURTHER HviDENcE-rosr. MoRrE4 EXAMINATION
OF TnE BODY or MISS DUvALL, ETC., Rro.
From the Washington Republican, May 6.1
After our report concluded yesterday afternoon,
Mr. Philip Hudson was examined by Colonel Baker, The
witness said
did not go the depot Miss Duvall never met
there IN my life; Msa jackson and Miss Duval went to
Baltimore day lest winter went with them there;
mad but one conversation with Miss Jackson on
this subject night Mr Lewis had returned from
Lewis were there probably in January February af
tor they LETT the ensucd. In which
Miss Jackson intmated to me, without speaking out
plainly that Miss Euvall in trouble, and that
Lewis was tho of IL remarked that Lewis had
got Miss nuva into the injured lady ought
tell her father who ought 70 compel Lewis 10 her out
OF II honorably: this ia all the conversation had with
Miss Jackson; twice 10 conversation with Miss
Thompson, tod her the same thingthst Miss Duvall
should inform her father, aud make Lewis marry her
asked Mss jackson twice 70 the health of the
deceased.
Question by Colonel Baker-Have you ever had any
conversation with Miss Jackson any other resson with
reference to medicines 10 produce abortion upon Miss
A Never, to the best Of my belief
o. Have you over had any convefsaicn with anybody
on the same snbIcctY
A. Never, t. my recollection.
Mr.. Marbury objected.
Q. Have you ever roomed 27s Pennsylvania avenue.
How often have you visi,edp
Colonel Baker stated that he desired 10 show on.
porsunes tho witness he'd enjoyed for learning about
the medicines being administered 10 Miss Duval, and
months past and often stayed oil night Miss Jacksons
The examination closed at this point and Justice Clay
ton required the accused TO furnish security n 900 70
appear saturday or Monday next.
rosr xoRrEn EXAMINATION or THE Ropy xAneAsn
Yesterday afternoon q posi.mortem examination was
held the body OF Margaret Ann Duva q late en-
poye in the National Currency Bureau OF tbo Treasury
Department, whose death supposed 10 be produced
by abortion.
Tho examining committee were Drs. Stone, Burroughs
and Herbert. Before they proceeded TO the examination
tho family made objections, but after they heard the
OF Dr Stone that ordered by the Court
and that the body should not DO deormed, and that
had submitted 10 such IN examination OF . member OF
his own family, they yielded
Or. Burroughs had stated that he had been attending
the deceased Cor two months previous 20 her DEATH and
that lungs tubercular and superadfed to this
plcursy, allied In nature 20 typhoid pneumonia Tho
stead n moving up and down fully In tho chest, they
tightly rlusd thereto. The left lung was full OF tu
bercles, which we're easily broken.
The other lung strongly adhered 10 tho chest that
vas with the greatest difficulty that the DOCTOR with bis
assistants. succeeded in separating from the chest.
lne was the seat of the phhiss.
the external cuticle exhibited marks where Dr. Bur.
roughs had cupped the young lady during her illness.
me WOMB was next examined, and showed no signs
wus,eser of an cncelne condition. Reyond that, 10
opuu was expressed by the doctors excepting that hsr
oo1tu was .anseh ny pu'monary consumption.
Ihis ev vdencc win he given nj the examination 10.
TOW, /" TWO O'Clock, before Justicc Clayton.
ltrom the Washington star, May 81
VERpiCr OF THE JURY AT rHg CuRoNEHs NQG-Sr---
THEY FIND THAT sRE Did PROM NATURAL
CAUSES.
AbOa, esh, O'Clock las, nxh, ,ho Coroner lary after