The New York herald., 1867-04-19

nel; usually 60 TO bed between n,nv snu rs,se
'cAock: head no noise and knew potnlnk ,urtner
i this MOI knocked at the door; esnnos 49, ss, sa
ne came IT, the door; he said 70 me, ros Wv v .s1
knew il was John McIntyrs by his voice; put on n my
cotAes and went into the front paros wnslo { ~
ySs sleeping on the sofa and saa, TIM
went up stairs and called the housekeeper wnsn ssw
deceased he sitting up with his knee On We neas s
up and got q wash basin and a little warp water 70
wash him or; when came down again they nao ca,s,su
ss the Ss them % Of on The
scales and the other pece that IL was cuL IRON was On
ths block there was room for mar. 70 he of r0mn Sa
arms, but not both; the club lay on the. penon, ~
I have known Mcintyre seven or eight years; no ne
keeping his tools in the store shelf; he used 70
sleep IN the hay loft Of the stable and generay sos my
ips next hsa s never sans into Mnrys
store and sitting there naFi NsN n Fsssfv s.
..,se eTEszaxexY OF orrIcER JOHN s. MooRE
ataquartcr pasttweive o'clock; tried The found
u firmly secured; hen met officer Fierce and Thauei
come out OF thestore door Laurens s'r et; ihane!
then said that deceased had been struck on tho load ana
S,iiea with clsaver then went into the store ara ny.
what was the matter and tho cub was handed to me;
they said Henry had been murdered and robbed trled
80 ess Information from him but ne ccsia St hot
hs was lyug ON his back there pool OF blood
title d.tanle from him; wish tp correct my tsst,.
be found him he said he was lying on his face.
la TIssuMoSY OF CHARLES rooaE, NJ D. .
says:-l am house surgeon at tho New York Hospital;
deceased was admitednto the hospital tho morning
Of April IL snerng'from concussion and compression
Of the brain; patient did rally, but continued
sink, and died al three O'clock the morning of tho
18th; post morem examination the creator portion
Of the lett of the kultis fou6 fractured and bones
extensively commnuted pieces OF the anterior portion
extensive laceration Of its substance; the whole
upper surface OF the left hemisphere Of the brain
is covered with largo cot Of blood; the other organs
To flA yffta
oil being congested; la my opinion death was duo to
compression AMI concuson OF brain.
The jury rendered verdict that Henry Hennings
came to his dcah by fractures Of the skull from blows
on the head inflicted by a club in the hands of some
person or persons nnknoIn, and recommended @ that
henslon OF tho guilty parties
TIE Tiasicy Homicide.
Coroner Cover yesterday hcld an inquest at the Now
York Hospital on the body of Freeman Tinsley, first
of the British schooner Ottawa, whose death was
the result of a pistol shot wound Of the
leftside, at the bands Captain VIM. H. Pye, Of the
British schooner 0ttowa, on the l9th ultimo,
during the passage from Para, soah America to this
and Depuy Coroner Leo made postmortcm
examination on the body which resulted in showing that
death resulted from pertcnits consequent upon the pis
toi shot wound The jury found that deceased came to
his death by peritohts consequent upon pistol sho
wSna az ns h 2, W" IN h s on av pUaa o shs
1867 Captain Pye is confined in the Tonps awaiting
the action OF the authorities
The Recent Death of nTr. NIyers-The CorO.
ner's Invesiiansion Concluded.
The inquson IN the OF hi. John G. Myers who
on Sunday morning last was found dead in his at
Lovejcy's Hotel, under somewhat suspicious circum.
stances concluded yesterday before Coroner Cover
at Bellevue Hospital
William e. Brown, familiarly known "Stacey,"
appeared and testified TO the assault deceased at
Schwartz's restaurant, No 1856 Broadway His testimony
clearly showed that dccessed had been knocked down
and kicked by John Ryan without sufficient proyoca-
tiOn The witness did not think no had struck deceased
himself Nothing further Of importance being clicted
the gwen to the jury who found "that John
g. Myers tho decesscd, came to his death from disease
of the hear accelerated by the violence used b., Jobn
Ryan, and We held William e. Brown ss 40 essory n..s
the facs.u 6 ANa az s.AA es9t4
Brown was required to and did give $1,000 bail to
await the action Of the Grand jury Ryan rs still at
large but the Coroner issued warrant for bis arrest
AT the request or Coroner Cover withhold for the
present mentioning some important facts connected with
the death OF Mr. Myers az the publication would have
tendency to defeat the ends Of Justice Deceased was
nfty-two years Of age and native Of Pennsylvania
The weibcl Murder.
Charles Gottfried Weibel, the German musician who
murdered his wife afew days ago. at No. SO James street.
In this city, is still at large. st>
Another Hemicide I'm Brooklyn.
Coruner Lynch notified yesterday 10 hold an
inquest touching the death OF man named Michael
Rooney, who Is believed to have died from violence At
the hands Of with whom he had an alteration at
his residence in Dlkeman street. Richards Shortly
after the afaythe deceased complained OF feeling III
and retired 10 his bed wherc he remained until yester-
day morning when hc died. son Of the
deceased states that young girl who IL a
relative Of the family to the house Sunday night
to,bring hsl brother who was Ii some soup The de.
ceased scolded the girl the other interfered
and from words thoy came to blows During the ARRAY
the deceased badly beaten. Dr. Ambrose was then
called In dressed the.wounds Of the unfortunate man,
and attended, him until bis death. As he was satisfied
the case was one which should be investigated by the
coroner, he refused tn give a certificate OF DEATH
The police OF tho Fortythird precinct notified OF
tho case, and started search after the assalant
while the Coroner caused the body Of deceased
moved to the dead house, where post norton exami-
nation held by several physicians. The fact was
revealed that the unfortunate had received internal
injuries which had been the Of his death. The
deceased was cartman by occupation, and leaves
wife and family.