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OcToBER 2.-An inquest was held at Tammany
Hall, on the body of James Lally, q native Of Ire
shoe factors, of Norwalk, Conncct cticu, and Of New
Orleans II appeared that the deceased arrived in
this city, few days since, from New Orleans, and
bad state Of health He applied to several medicaI
gentlemen Of this city, who told him that he was far
gone in consumption, and that his recovery might
be deemed hopeless. As may be supposed, this in-
great degree, and on Tuesday afternoon he went to
the store OF fSouillard and Co., Park Row. and pur-
chased four ounces Of laudanum About Eve the
same evening, he retired to his room, and was not
seen again alive In the morning the chambermaid
became alarmed at his not rising TO breakfast, and
she informed the barkeeper, who broke open the
door and found him dead, with the empty phial
which had held the laudanum in his hand.


The jury found that the deceased committed sui
eide while labouring under sickness and debility.