P. $. No. 3-Mokss legacy Of hi: dogs Car, ,
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p. 8 No. 3-Mokes a legacy Of his dogs Caro-
and Bonno TO different friends.
r. 3. No.a4-Relstest TO ton Of coal in the cellar
OF the house where the Baron resided, which he pre-
sents to Mr. Ameli for his own use. ss..s.t,..


rs. NO. B. is curious, and we give 1t entire .-"I
eave upon my table different kinds of yestments to
ciothe my body appropriately before my interment."


Mr. Ameis who keeps a confectionery, No. 3264
Broadway, was particular and very dear friend of
the deceased His agony at the Baren's .unforunate
end was intense. He could scarcely refer to the mel
ancholy subject without breaking out in torrent of
grief He had been long and intimately acquainted
with the Baron from his arrival in this country. twen
ty years ago, up to the last moment of his life We
may Judge, them what shock the occurrence must
have caused him. , b.,.t


The evening before the morning of his death the
Baron sent his servant to request Mr. Ameli to call
upon him. but Mr.. Ameli was from home


He did not return till late, and then went to the
Baron's house, but perceivlng the window shutters
closed and 10 lights appearing it being then O'clock
concluded his friend had retired, and thought the bus
could not be urgent as 10 require him to disturb
him. @r


In the morning Baron Rotto again sent for him,
| and he hasened to obey The summons.


Upon arriving, he entered into conversation and had
scarcely been in the apartment five minutes when the
dreadful deed was perpetraded


Horror-struck he leaned over the body of his fallen
friend, and Immediately took measures TO have the
matter officially investigated. The remaining facts
| are we have stated


Mr. O. Fisher was also sent for, but being sick did
not like to venture out He has personally known
Baron Rotto for five and thirty years. The deceased
hetd his title under the Emperor Of Austria iu whose
service he attained the rank of Chef aEscodron


The reported pecuniary ombarrassmenrs of Baron
Rotto are without foundation. He was possessed of
many warm and wealthy friPds, able and willing to
have relieved him from every difficulty.
| The INorEsr.-At hahpast 10 clock, the Coroner
held an inquest on the body. The only witness ex-
amined was Mr.. P. Ameli who deposed to the facts
we have above related; and in addition, stated, that
his attention being called of, by something passing in
the street, the deceased quilted his sitting room and
\ Immediately after executed his fatal purpose
The jury, under the evidence returned verdict of
Suicide, by shooting himself with pair of holster
pistols.