The New York herald., 1869-03-16

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FATALLY ScALDgD.-An inquest was held yester.
day at No. 2s7 East Forty-sixth street. by Coroner
Flynn, on the body ofMaria Bethel child two years
OF age, who died from the effects or scad received
few days ago by the upsettng OF q tub OF hot
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SUDDEN DEATH OF BRoKER.-Yestsrday afternoon
Mr.. John A. Iseln, late broker at No. 80 Wall
street. was taken suddenly Ill In his ONCE and ex-
pired in a few moments afterwards. Permission
was given to remove the remains Of deceased to his
late residence, No; u West Ninth street. where an
THE spUYTEN DUyvrL FIRE-The following are
the insurances In the IRE at Johnston's foundry at
Spuyten Duyvil, on Sunday morning:-Firemen's
Insurance Company, $3,025; Excelsior. S2o25; Man.
haitian. 3,025; Williamsburg City, $3,025; Guardian,
ss,o2s; New Amsterdam, $s.o2s; Humboldt, ss,o2S,
tween $4,000 and SIS, 900, upon which there were
insurance policies representing $500.
THE POLICE AND CoRoSRRs.-Much fault Is found
with the police In reporting Coroners cases BY tele
graph, as In numerous instances, occurring almost
stations In these dispatches to the Corouers omit
giving the names ages, cause OF death and other Inn
portant particulars In theff possession. This omis-
sion often gives the Coroners much trouble, as they
always anxious to know Che precise nature Of the
cases they are called upon to investigate before
starting S out On their , ocis duties @ IL y TO hoped
the importance Of the subject demands.
TROUBLE OVER A CoRpsE.-Coroner Flynn was
yesterday called to hold an inquest at No. 400 West
Thirty fifth street over the body OF Alexander Wiley
Vho died rom consumption. No physician, however
mad been In attendance upon him for three months
The friends have reported the case to the Board or
Health, VINO gave permit for the burial OF the body
Onreaching the place Coroner FLYNN found the rea-
arrangements, they deeming the inquest unneces-
sary. The Coroner, considering the action OF the
boara % nesn a ~.n .ne inan
remains over TO the relatives for interJnent
SUDDEN DsArH.-on saturday evening Cornelia
A. Lyons, twenty-threc years OF age, died sud
denly at No. So West Houston street. She had
been sick for some time, and the attending
forth that death had resulted from metronitis the
Board OF Health refused TO honor the certificate and
requested Coroner Keenan, to hold nm inquest. Drs.
Wooster Beach and Cusnman made q post mortem
examination on the body and found that pen grafton
OF the stomach the result OF ulcer, was the cause
OF death. The body had neen removed 10 63 Bedford
street before the Coroner arrived.
POLICE TRIALs.-Commissioue Bosworth tried the
following cases OF policemen yesterday:--Stephen
Cormick, Fifteenth precinct violation Of rules fined
two days. pay; william Daily, Fifteenth precinct
one days pay; william Harmon, Fifteenth precinct,
one days pay; Cornelius X. Richardson, Fourteenth
precinct, reported himself sick and could not DO
found by the surgeon at his house. three days pay;
Sn e. Gsasa nsa s day snry
Aaronson, seventh precinct two days pay;
James Ii. Phillips, Fourteenth precinct, one
days pay; Henry @. Van Orden, Fourteenth precinct
one days pay; another complaint was Tor going INTO
saloon while on post; fined two days pay; Joseph
White. Seventeenth, neglect of duty. one days
pay; Andrew Hardy, Seventeenth, neglect OF duty.
sent TO fun board: VIM. B. Stanton, Twentieth. vio-
laflon OF the rules two days pay; Hoyt Palmer,
rwentythrd, and John II. Stewart, Twenfy-third,
absent from post, two days pay each; Thos Corco-
ran, rwenfy-tnrd, neglect Of duty, two days pay;
James Garland, Tweuty-third. neglect ~ duty,
two days' pay; Daniel O'Oonnor Twentieth, Viola
ton OF rules. two days pay.