New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03
CRIME.

INHUAIAN TREATMENT OF AN ORPHAN Girl.
.rhe dull proceedings of the Bergen County Court,
which is being held at the Court House, in Hackensack
N j. were yesterday enlivened by the recital of revolt
gcase of cruelty in which young girl only Is years of
age was almost beaten death. The details sckcn
Ing and abhorrent in the extreme, and were 1t not
that the bruised and manned child appeared in court
believed brace Of fiends human form named Henry
and Margaret Vanderbilt living in Peasantyle about
York and made application to the asylum doI 0rp t
Homework They took with them to Their home
Farrell who for the last eleven, months they have
tortured the most inhuman without any cause
husband using broomstck and the wife an iron dpPer
AT ses ne sG and TED mn ' bv 6e wrists he would
lash her with horsewhp until the blood trcked down
wash her bleeding wounds brine thereby increasing
the agony. During all this time she never spoke to
was locked up the kitchen until they had departed on
several occasions she has attempted 10 escape p1t Ts
successful until last Tuesday evening when she eI
the house by the back way All night long she wandered
about the fields her only covering being short chese
and sack without any shoes stockings drawers She
found in the morning by slsterlnIaw OF Justice
brought the Justices house her undergarments which
had not been changed for long time was thoroughly
necessary TO literally peal It from the skin justice
where she is now receiving medical treatment Win iaH
Justice BnckeIl arrested Vanderbilt and his wife, and
held them bail in the OF $500 each TO answer any
charge the Grand Jury may bring against them Inc rlsh
inhabitants IN the neghbOrhood OF !ngewood nearing Oh
the affair became so incensed that they resolved TO lynch
these human but the execution Of the plan was
frustrated by the energy OF their priest VINO threatened
20 denOunce 70 the authorities the individuals connected
with IT, The was brought before the Grand Jury
yesterday when the girl made her statement which was
borne TO the letter by the revolving appearance she
and If So their trial viii take place i'll few days Our
reporter visited the child yesterday and witnessed more
Of he of
than has yet been related Her swollen and de-
formed the lips split i'm several places whole bandsfu Of
Dlackened
the whites Of them being hardly discernibe, her jaw
bone fractured by blow from a brocln-hande,
her right arm dsOcated and her entire body Of black
and blue color Strong stouthearted men who witnessed
protector staring at them with wondering Re
porter banded her rev sIngs ~ ,non m &
held IN her hand Mr. John p. Martin will act as guar
she win remain with the family Of Justice Bckel To
make of vanderhts convictions persons endeav
obtained at Of the asyluns, who they charge was
even more unfortunate than her successor
CHILD MURDERS
On Monday night the dead body of an infant was
found in an alley way in Orchard-st and conveyed to
the Station House Coroner Cover notified to hold
Sn inquest and yesterday Deputy Coroner John Beach,
N. D., made postmortem examination He found that
sssd sSI pea s severed from e bod Te
also three four other cuts about the neck indicating
that 9e maj Pen ~ 9 e e Sser the p &
Capt Davis Of the Tenth Precinct time to discover II
possible the parentage Of the child the inquest adj
Iourned until Thursday afternoon next
An unknown woman was on Monday observed by two
near Madison-ave Officer Cunnn CHAM Of tie Twenty,
ninth Precinct notified and opening it found to
statonhouse, and yesterday Coroner Cover held in
quest Deputy Coroner John Beach, NJ d., made apost
nortem examination, and found that the deceased had
been sufocated Marks OF violence visible upon the
neck of the child Efforts are being made by Capt.
peght and his officers 10 discover and arrest the woman
ARRAY on sHIPBoARD-A MAN SHOT AT SEA-
On Monday afternoon Coroner Cover boarded the
British schooner Ottawa, lying in the bay off Fort Ham
ton, and took the antemOrtem statement Of Freeman
Tingey the first mate. who shot and dangerously
wounded on March 10 10y Capt. Vim. Pye, the command
ant Of the vessel The wounded states that the
evening in question, while the vessel was on the way
from Para, South America, TO this port be was on deck
engaged taxing observation Of the polar star in Or
came on deck and after asking few unimportant ques
mo Sn eSs n & @ R INJECTING !G gSt wound The
wounded man under the main boom, near which he
py the latter who fired another shot which took effect
sn the left side just above the hip causing dangerous
che cabin who in turn fired at by the captain but
without effect and the latter was then secured Dy tine
pose Of jumping overheard into effect In the mean time
was there subsequently found and his wounds dressed
There had been difficulty between the captain ana me
rank Of the latter bat dispute settled at Para
and on the return voyage the mate asserts up TO the
sheIn testimony of the mate cOrrobOrated by
with the 81 one . pseV
Cured stated that there seemed TO be slight alteration
between the captain ana mate, the latter iuay pacnK
bis hand upon the shoulder Of the captain and talking
earnestly him for three four minutes. While thus
engaged struck the vessel and wet both men, ana
then the captain fired mate. The jury rendered
verdict against the accused Capt Pye aged rs years
native Of Prince Edwards Island, and is resident
OF Hopewel Cape New Brunswick. He admitted shoot
lng Tngey but says he did not intend 10 kill him: He
committed to the TOmbs TO await the result OF Ting
feys injuries The wounded man 10 aged "a years, and
native 0f New Brunswick.
ATTEMPTED MUREDR IN A SALOON.
At about / o'clock, yesterday morning, Carrie
Eoardman accompanied an unknown man into the Man
haitian House. 26s BOwery While there they became
engaged in quarrel, and the drew revolver and
fired al the girl the ball missing Its intended object and
buryng itself IN the wall The face Of the girl
what burned by the powder from the weapon. Imme-
atey after firing the pistol the man ran from the saloon
although pursued by the Tenth Precinct Police aud
citizens succeeded In making his escape.
THE GRIMES or THE LATE BURGLAR MoNZANI.
Crimes greater than those previously alleged
against the burglar MOnzan who shot IN his tracks
IN Brooklyn f. D., Sunday morning last have been
developed - is believed that he murdered his first
wife and child by drowning them in NewtOwn Creek.
The il In that township that few
9gO he took them the creek In small boat and
turned time aerward saying that the boat upset
and they were both drowned, winch appeared very i'm
probable story at the time, and Improbable
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