The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

was one SUPERFICIAL wound on the right angle
of the chin, cutting through the skin; there was
commenced At she from, Of throat and extended on
10 the external jugular: IL out the vein put nor me
muscle that is fatal wound unless .aaen es.e %
wound (rhe Doctor described how, IN nus opinion .ne
wound was inncted) There was one large iaoeralea
wound the left shoulder between the collar bone ana
the shoulder blade that wound half an mon deep;
concur with Mira Grnells evidence on this point only
snas 40 NOS think there was any SKIN me-, AMI ssge
OF chsel those all the wounds noticed A. inc
time, her person being so much covered with plooa,
these must have been caused by injury before
deatn; such swellngs neverstake place aiter oestn'
produced by finger nails day or two afterwards
noticed two wounds near tbs groin each about an
N Length was x one side sna SV p the
instrument that produced the others; believe MIS-
Cornell died from hemorrage produced by those wounds
Judge SO from the perfectly bloodess condition OF her
body; saw that attempt had been made 70 violate
ner person; noticed that there an impression on
Ss ana Inqer Inc e ear ne marks MT m
pressions produced) believe the impressions TO DO
accurate have been practising as physician twenty
seven years and have practised dentistry the marks
OF the teeth the body red you could not make
red stain on the body after death the confused wounds
the S and
swollen; blow from chair weapon club or list would
produce that wound.
To the Conr-The juguIar vein was torn open; IL was
The Attorney General offered the drawing OF the i'm
preston OF the teeth in evidence.
Dr. E. Il Newell deposed that be had practised medi
cine and dentistry in New Brunswick for tweny-eight
years; two weeks ago he got up cast resembling the
mouth OF the prisoner produces it; he made nm i'm
preston from her upper Jaw two Jaws alike that
have seen; there an irreguarity in the circle
and level OF the teeth; It Is rather jaw mpres
sion marks mado by Dr. Stllman handed TO wtness);
this before; there four teeth the cast
tit the marks; that fact can be made evident by
exhibition the circle Of the cast corresponds exactly
with the impression Of the teeth taken by Dr. Stiman
there might be casts like this but have not in my
experience seen another equal 70 it; the impress
sion fitted the teeth.
Cross-examned-I took this impression on soft wax
II is the upper jaw mastcaon the lower jaw only
moves. q In working entry into soft material
will il necessarily all sides pressedf A. II
will move on all sides pressed until the teeIn enter
there tin put into the mouth TO keep the wax from
moving. Q. In taking impression Of teeth don't You
again and again renew the impression? A. That Is IN
or less nesh but not with regard to the teetn
which are firm. O. If the wax were OF unequal con-
imuressions A. II the teeth entered the wax an accu-
rate impression would be made. Q. Suppose you take
Of one consistency to-day and make an impression
from 1t, and other wax tomorrow and take
another impression from that, would there be
any difference A. II must be accurate as tar
goes; made effort TO take an impression Of the
upper and under jaw OF the prisoner took it with the
fingers, but 1t got bent as was taking the impression
out Of her mouth Q Can you tell the difference De.
where there is equabe impression and where
there Is not equable impression? A. No; II might
be accurate or inaccurate more or less; Bridget ex-
cast Of her teeth taken; there no difference that
know in the Of side OF the jaw from the other
may be made Sy the upper teeth tns
cheek would not the impression be made from the upper
and teethY A. Yes II there was nothing 70 pre-
vent the impression; the power in biting comes rom
the lower jaw The mould and impression Of the teeth
were both offered In evidence and both objected 70 by
counsel for the prisoner The Court admitted them IN
evidence.
DR. Dayton Decker examined-He deposed that he
had asked Bridget she was Dr. Coriers servant girl
tl.txy at,ptt mo
she did not disposed to answer she said two men
came there about halt-pas ten O'clock she said Mrs.
Asked her she noticed them particularly; she said she
saw one Of Them asked her TO describe HIM she said
he large man with dark whskers; she said she
was in the kitchen when she saw him, and that the
other man stood door, she said Mrs Corel wanted
her TO 20 call the DOCTOR asked her she the
make any attack Mrs. Corel she said not that she
knew Of she said she took the child out her why
she left Mira Corel In that situation, and what she was
doing in the kitchen At that late houi she said that
her. asked her II che coud recognize the men she did
not say she turned away from me and appeared to be
saw the body at Hiyer's looked att aud told them
not to disturb the body there must be coroners exa
wsrs u,eed With knife ana told him to 20 hunting
for knife; knife producedl think this knife would
produce wounds shod think tho knife In Its wo
condition would produce the lacerated wounds asked
the defendant who bit Mrs. C0riell she turned away
from me: said nothing asked her again who bit Mrs.
Corell asked her tell II she knew she moved away
a third time asked her who bit that poor woman; she
aid nothing Not cross-examned.
Josiah II Dewitt, communicative in East Orange. in
the county OF Essex; IN New York the 25th OF
February last and stopped that night at my atheriu
laws MI. Moss's, in Newmarket; next morning heard
OF the went to look for tracks on the snow
as the impression then that the deed had been
mtted by burglars; found tracks but those In the
regular course at the loot OF the stairs leading from
Bridgets room found calico dress; the sleeves
torn out and there breadth out OF the left side
there was spo, on y that took TO BE- blood there
took be blood; continuing the search, went
to a bench the oven and found chld's nan-
mel skirt with spot OF blood npon II, also a
child,s night gown with q spot upon 1t, but Il
was not SO distinct upon the SKIRT these articles
on wooden bench in tub; there water In the
tub in the kitchen picked up crash towel; one-haf
Of 1t clean and the rest was half dry and IL seemed
as II il had been dipped in blood and had bloody.
dmgy appearance; found broom with blood on the
handle indentaiion II appeared as II the handle
had been drawn through cloth and blood wiped off
bridget was told to hold her hands up saw that there
were clean cuts her band abe threw her thumb
them TO conceal them there was piece Of skin on
her Lip, and the oozed out she would put out
her tongue every twenty seconds or and hex IL;
noticed that there was scratch on the side OF her
Cross-examued-The nrst thing found was tho calico
dress will not swear that the marks saw on II was
blsod cannot swear that the chds dress produced Is
the one that handed to the Coroners juay; judged
there blood upon from Its general appearance;
think Mr. Martin and Mr. Bush were about at the time
cannot positively that II was blood that was
upon the towel; IL had been picked mp there was
effort concealment the idea struck tnat the cut
was trcSn. MOI eAAmiue " c1Obeiy
not have any conversation With her. is possible that
other matter besides blood caused the stains on the
calico and towel.
next door DIR. Coricll home ON the evening Of
the 25th OF February last; awakened by bic wife
that night between twelve and o'clock; she said
there had been murder at Dr. Coriels house: looked
towards the doctors house and nothing; II was
dark told my wife she be mistaken she said she
had heard cries OF child and pounding; heard bell
ring, and soon after MT Little came for a
light; witness gave . TO him; Mr. Little said
him out, and met him after bringing out
the body the witness described the efforts he made
put out the FIRE In Mrs Cories ROOM hc stumbled over
the crib in the bedroom the CRIB had been a6re but Is
was put out; then thrown INTO the bedroom
did not smell kerosene: picked up chd's flannel pet
ticoas and laid IL on The sdeboard in the sitting
there what thought TO be blood upon t. the spot
about the waist OF the petticoat; tpetcost pro-
duced) think the stain lower down on the petit
saw the stain very like the the petit.
coat produced
Cross examincd-I am near neighbor Of Dr. coreIls ;
Bridget before In my life.