The New York herald., 1867-05-25

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except sasre may nay Be- little rust on y; handed y 70
pear on such an occasion; on iwo different occs- ca
hand; / do not recoiiec. sraesiy what pro- no.
duced that excitement; two men, Barney Doyle
inquest to see II Bridges could IDENTITY thsm: besors
they were brought in Bridget taken from the room
these two men being apart placed among the Coro
ners jury and also among the spectators who stood up
then she brought in and asked point out the two
mon; do not know II they called Barney boyle
and Michael Hunt; she hestatsd for tte and said
once possibly twice. that they were not present. sho
did not recognizes Barney Doyle uni, Of the jurors
asked her i thu. was the man or not do not rscoiect
II the juror called him BY name not aftor being
asked that question she said he OF the men,
looked around the room for time longer and ON
looking round her eyes would to rest Michael
Hunt and finally she pointed Michael Hunt the
other indydual she then asked TO put her hand
parent hesitation placed her hand on Barney boyle Al
these clothes produced in handed me-
except ns calico dress that Mr. De wiz. VIZ spok: o.
was the dress Mr. De Witt found 1t tho foot Of the
stairs.
Witusss--Thesc clothes were locked up in . room by
Mr. Vail, foreman Of the jury, with the exception OF
night dross two skirts and dress which delivered to
the Sheriff. the clothes Of Mrs Corio did no, hand to
the Sheriff. the clothes were separated on bodstead.
ana spread out 70 dry.
Henry " Dunham examined II examined the bed In
tho sitting about noon. before the Coroners Jury
the bed was brought in from outside; thore was one
part q the tick about two feet long and foot and ahalf
Of The bostsr there was great quantity Of blood on
the tick one OF the Coroner's jury: the wax
ssn Of her teeth was wanted; tho wax was HANDED 70
her. and she was told to bite lightly; in place q that
shs bit swcs sshs. sptsiul!y and nearly severed the
took her BY the jaw, pressed IL and produced the
preston you have before you. After doing so she
said she would mot DO % again for any man in tho
10 tie District Afternsyone Il The men she pointed
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nnsn vas brougnt before the coroneri when Bridget
camo IN aeked her, "Bridget IL ,histhe woman who
ting kill Mrs. Corieli whom you started with the
child and won't outf she said she was Anne Innen said
made no reply 70 that; / know Anne Lunen. (Anne
Linnen who was sitting among the witnesses, here was
called on 70 stand up she did SOL That the girl the
impression Of the teeth Ii the same now when Il
came out Of the girls mouth.
To the Court-Shs nrst accused Barney Doyle asd
Hunt, and then another Doyle and another Hunt she
brought In before tho whole four thou she picked
out Barney Doyle and Mr. Hunt who brought up
ths time.
TO Mr.. Lsupp-She put her hand on Barney Doyle,
and then looking at Michael Hunt placed her hand on
him; the detective told her CAREFUL and sad she
was placing those men u dsngsrous position; she
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sent q whs. was s.!d 70 her .hs0 she struck The
srack the table; the detective Norris had been put.
hng questions 70 her. Did any Of the jurors or the
sr: think restriction was put upon her , that
way O. Did any one say to her. 'You need not answer
one i've her caution hat she might refuse 10 be sworn
re shs ohosef A. Ne, sr.
TO the Court--we compared some Of the cuts on the
outer drea and the drawers with the cuts the body,
and We thought they corresp0nded
Charles r. Martin examined-t live in this city;
vas in Piscataway. about three miles nom Newmarket;
vent 70 Dr. Cories house and after hearing several
.s %: S:s in SS' % e:
and feathers scattered the hail. bedroom and
kitchen; went from the hall 70 the bedroom saw spots
Of blood the sli Of tho bedroom window the In
sde knobs Of the door OF the bedroom Of the door lead
ing TO the once, and thoAoor leading from the bed
the window looking ou. on the north piazza some
Of the spots looked they had been
cs,oon h. "a. snas ~ ' .uSrs
IL looked black; q chart hanging iu tho bsdro0u
was blackened; sear the back stocp there was .
parcel Of bed clothng buraed, and feathers At
iached TO " OF the pieces brown and striped
blanket; looked for tracks around the building; took
circle Of about hundred yards from the house out
mae Of any tracks saw on the ground looked carefully
in the 10 II could see any tracks nothing
bu. path that led from Dr. Corelsso w Squire and
Wilt 10 ind evidences Of the crime; looked rather caro-
lessy first there about twenty persons the
and the boards Of the shed . tub containing
articles Of clothing which have boon here exhibited
wsosss-fsers was not; these " are re the clothes,
babys skirt and baby's night dress; n the tub con-
tanning these two articles and covering them we're Two
jury room noticed that the diapers had been used
there blood on them In the kitchen Mr. D. witt
H. and In that indsutation there dscoosion der-
from the Of tho handle: the handle was white
GETS room ana sSs .od that mus. not disturb
there the things would bc wanted for the Coroncrs
jury; the pnvy vas searched for knife; heard
being near Bridget q the time, witness observed
| her give psrceptbls shudder; nne witness
msa vsrs brought iuso the Coropsrs jury room and
wn present when Brdgct was brought n on being
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around the room looked very distinctly u Barney
Doyle for two or three minutes and turned he, syss
possns se.ssss % ss.@ q; ~ nor. $ a .os ss Who vs.
asked Il they were The mss; she answered, No; she
looked again ~ Doyle: Morris said she looking ~
had she either nodded her head Or sss al; yss aT Ss
Coroser then presented the book 70 the and
sols. 70 :usa, hIn prisoner ven. up 20 him and s.id
sad bridget was ssEsd thas vss the woman who hs1
isp she answered in the aarmasiva Anne said "In
she Of God, Bridget you say thissr Bridget
Ssrs sssa Bridges Who sss skso ssiops Mr. Nathan
Vars JUSTICE Of the psace and told oa what charge she
arrested Mr. Vars told her he sorry Il he
duty 70 commit her 70 jail Bridgss replied ~ am not
sorry b for d,d not do iIn Being requested TO re-
the Doctors house Ill night, witness remained
there, and Bridget slept on the lounge soundy until
sbous ave O'Clock in the morning: she Vas in The Gus
tody OF the constable; she went 20 bed between and
eleven she askcd VI she had slept; Mr. Morris and
wttnsm went out 10 make search that was on
| wednesday, the 9th OF February; went 20
the COW yard about half-past six in the morning;
among The feathers and paris a the corn musk
rnastress which shown 70 witness having been
Mn Corie's, he found piece of ribbon and several
pieces o cAco took them In - Bridast asked her n
aha knew piece Of calico that witness exhibsd. she
| sad she did, that Il vas hers; held the ribbon 70
Bridget and askcd her she knew that waa piscs of
| the dren In which MrzL Corell married she aid
shs did not know; asked her N she aid not think II
vas part Of her silk drcss she said no. piecs OF
rtbbon she eaid her thai she had wora d around
her neck, and that she sure hers ahs said
ons half Ok II white snd onehaif Of n purple asked
bsr q the pecs Of purple eers.pondsd u psfpls V sns