New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
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HANGING.

OiNo Market, Middlescx County. N j., was summoned
bg a cell 70 attend patient about two miles distant
from ms residence This at 81 o'clock in the evening
shortly after the gray dusk Of the wntry evonng had
closed in on tl little town OF NewMarkct He informed
his wife that he renamed absent after bedtime he
would perhaps stay away ali night from home. The
household OF Dr. Coren this eventul night consisted
Of five persons. namely: DIR. w. W. Coriel, his wife,
Mrs Mary Corie, charming and beautiful woman.
sSsd 81 Years and 10 whom he had been married ten
wears his little daughter Mamie aged two years, Asa
st Of ali Bridget Dcgnan servant born in Ireland
aged q years, wearing solid look and having IN
general q cat-hke stealJhy expression. AS Dr. Coriel
turned to look back IN the gathering gloom of the night
,.sibe that he had some premonition the torrble
rain impending his household, but whatever passed
in his mind during thoso few moments Is known only to
himself and God alone. The Doctor made his way
through narrow country lanes shaded with NAPLES
of SIr Louis KfpPf, at which place he was detained
until midnight the night was cold and bitter without
and the wind ratified eavagoy against the wlnoow panes
and sashes Midnight passed. ana nothing was heala IN
s and the crcalug froststeps of beabOred
traveller homewsFd bound. Suddenly fearful shrek
s Of screams terrible as the cries of the woman who
goes down IN mid ocean. Then dull pounding sound,
human body, and last Of ali, bodng silence. A dark
shadow fits across e open space between Te enc ho % n
something in its and knocks at the door OF tna
genteman's house Dr. Little came 70 inc ooor anu
What do you wantl" -,,..,-.
ooh pieaS6 let me M said rough, but pleading voice,
the moonlight her face pale and with terror and
bearing the inflnt Of her mistress In her arms Two men
had been TO Dr. COros house. and had seen and spoken
TO Mrs Core after which her mistress bade her run Tor
the doctor She declared that she did not know whether
the house had been set fire not Light was brongh
snG @ dSe tSgPd a that Of be se so' With OGSs e
% cS on & Sf & seT S T @ 20 on conceal hS
bloody marks, and sat down upon It,. Mr.. Little then
Jeff MS house toward the residence OF DR. CCr
ell stencil OF burning cotton filed the nostrils OF Mr.
Little and several Of his neighbors who accompanied him
Mis- COrien. do not be sfrad-wake up-we are
friends cried lAto at the top OF his voice standing at
with the odor OF burning goods aud OIL and Mr. Little
advancing 70 an entrance is almost stted with the I'm:
peasantness OF the odor However into the tomb OF
mystery Mr. Little creeps on hands and feet and from
an inner bedroom tho smoky wreaths push themselves
out ia spiral drifts, binding him in eyes and face lie
finds. after groPlng In the dark halfwam body with
from the shudderng horror. This is the body Of
Mrs Coriell, bleeding at every pore Altogether, 26
Ss s es eS hs ReaS y With the aRs are ire
oisiOns Of knifebade. The groin, legs abdomen, the
pieces by some butchers hand WHO has been the exc
ss Rs fs TSS S s ref the cat eT IS IS % nSSe
and Bridget Dergan is placed in examination and she
confused aud prevaTcates upon the slightest cross
questioning Sufficient cause given in the COrOners
testimony to remand her for trial She has already ac-
sgsIn Eirl named IAven acquaintance Of hers, is
also charged This poor wretch seems to ind minute
charges constantly against every person within her reach
But Is she altogether to blamei Has there been no
SSi The trial commences on the 9Oth day Of My
EewBrunsWck before Justice Vredenburgh and Jury.
,bundantiy against her, and she is sentenced death,
lobe hung the SOth Of August During her long con
SONS ana accuses Mary GrOy OF being an aceompnce III
the murder.
How weary these long days have been 1t w9nd seem EN-
S ar m Of the trial But the closing scene is bad She
sentenced without hope OF mercy ana te the Court
ofNewSarket night Of the 25th Of February 1881
August Thlrieth N Hew-Brunswick peasant, old Old
and gloomy sun shining down the Jersey marshes,
shS SsB George s the Third Was King Ths must ho
day I'm the quiet town Of brunswick, or else why
9 gay Se ths S de cean The town is Of
strangers from s parts OF the State OF Yes
yania and NewYork doing their duty nObly today
70 & eo in her Same She has no. soul
S 1s 6 LSSe S sf In @ F
q salTaTt farmers aud their children wh9 await the
With long POles and s1les covered VIII tae
and oyster setters from. Perth Amboy aud
the broad, tubd Reritan charcoal burners from the
who tfo for the succqlent bass and TsllfaveTed
Inackere from Monmouth, where George washington
sussex, S stockSTsoGers from Essex, manufactqTeTs
Georce-st, named after an imbecie English mon
arch comes the ro of drums and trupes and the bare
horns with solid of sodierp and the clean sweep
u bsyonets alI auInshed musket barrels cleaning
%Dow-did-der-r w-dow-dow." go the drums;
"Aten s9n batayOn" cry 0ioeTS |atn adeps eqs
The battalion is formed In the and the crowds
swarm about thcly and make various comments, . .
Jerseynan Who hates TmI TRIBUNE and impartial suf
irage I'm tarnstion glad she's going to be swung on
fTom south River ter show and IN be hamstung
fur veropener eff don't see 1t ef 1t costs me the oo
mare" .-,
Wen now I'm d ef its square thing TO hang that
woman without giving her show fur her hash at all
Why now, II FOrysxes feleTs had the running OF tns
ng-wei, theyd say Cum sis GIT up w and @ giS, @d dd
revOlvayure her. why they are jest the Kind 70 miss
her. Butin Jarsey they make yer SICK Tor nan aGl
ar and hang Won fur looking at the keyhOe OF Dutch
MANS store duIe Thaes what's the matter wild Hammer
In the barrooms around the jail brisk business is
being done. The thirsty souls are refreshing thelnsees
With stimulating beverages and Willing the hours away
oh the show" begins, one rufan says TO another
persons OF both sexes outside the public PARK
an angie OF which the Jail situated -Four hundred
IN preserving the peace" God save the mark to-day
With what avidty thcSe Jersey people attempt 10 Duy
uOkets AS much $50 so, nay no loss than 20
is been offered for ticket Of admission to the interior
Of the Jail yard. The crowds push, crush shove biSs
pbeme swear a9d utter sckenng obsceDiy AROUND 'ne
prison gate which battles their curiosity ,
"D yer souls, dye think man comes - miles III one
night for nothing got my tick rid me- dye heGTi you
fhere are inside of the prison yard five six beautiful
eeh trees with cuiDbrOus foliage and on every mD OF
Okes splitting tobacco ce the shoulders ana SHIRT
collars Of beneath Them sure provocative o. fearful
Satin1 mud pies and staring with wOndrous eyes at
As crowds from vacant piece OF grass plot IN the
Hslast hine has come at last and time TO open
vide the prison door TO the crowds who have tickets
m Sere and DO nj waste my perciOus time. D. We hear
All! no. do MT think yer Wilt thls 70 Iyunushou t
EYER ami reporter enough play those ere green gog
ges on this ere chcken-Dot FUR stamps. 80. -. I'm
WITH massiys brick walls two feet thick at base
row of stables with haylofts are nlled WIN se nen