The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

next evening left home errand and in coming home
st VT henerton at the corner OF Third and Pine he
was Sr. Bastido the whole time; he did not tell
.nat that was not his name he asked
The next time met him he told me that his name was
Heberon and not Basdo had never hea of him be.
three evenings after this On one of the EVENINGS met
him. came on to rain He stopped Lawy err Vandykes
to tell me in, but would not 20 On one oT The
evenings met him, he told me he should like IN come
to our house but he dd not know any one who would
house. mentioned or two; he said he knew one
fthe gentlemen that had mentioned; the next time he
said he met him he would ask him to introduce him. The
next time met he said he had esked this gentleman
and the gentleman had refused to do The
said friend Of his lived there and asked me would
not go in till he got [her head hangs very low
down j refused to go he said he would only sit few
minutes He then rang the bell. and mulatto women
him by name ferries end cloud and Mr. Brown and
Mr. Harrison try 70 cheer her. water handed to her and
she on We went in; she showed up sts,rs she
cries violently her sisters sud her mother here
She let us into with bed in it did not the
bed till aiser got into the As soon as Mr.. Heter
lenty her sisters too Mercer looks xedly and calmy
told himI would not stay; he told me could not help
never should my home again sore 1med, he then
pulled out his pistol and said must comply with his
sobs and cries aloud with much delay; Mercer the p
soner looks resolue, calm and firm, also his ather
nsn is nrsssd tn e sos rsw to the bed
Mr.. Heberton then took off his coat and while he was
doing SO got OF from the bed and ran 10 the other end of
the room she cries aloud Mr. Heberton carried back
again [cresi struggled to get away from him
but could not [It is now three o'clock, P. MI
counsel have great difficulty to get him to proceed
He hen Violated my person Iguess about hour
alto ether in the After that he told that he To-
we'd me, and would marry
Mr.. BRowNE-What further?
WITSEssIHe would marry me, and take rae away from
to till he co ne
go to New Orleans. told him would not but would
home After we got out Of the house. he ssked me to
to tell father and mother, He then sa did he
would tell his friends that took him the house AFTER
this houses once out by 18th and wanut once in Pine
above lath never YVES with him at any other places
to Third and Carpenter in the street, and in
t tr them 10 me; ! know who they were
mer's the Alderman's) the young lady at home;
did not go in he then asked me to meet him the next
and 9o h as %s
him was on the Sunday evening when this ersaon
took places the next morning went down to sisters
Mrs Quinns whilst Yves there my father had received
Information that was there he sent servant to
the house.the said my father wished me to
homes didn't know what my father would do to me;
was afraid home for fear Of being kept in the house.
50 thst meeting With Mr. He1sr0n eosld Be- prepented
said there that night; this Mondays after.
Mrs Pder said she would 90 to look for Heberon
him on her return That evening lady Mrs
Piders and seid there great excitement about
her house friends cam. and look nc Nome first told
this story to my mother all that have told here.
Q-When YVES that2
A-The night came home.
Q-Where were you?
Al told it when in bed with her.
Q-T0 whom did you next tell it?
A-To my brother. Tuesday night told it to my moth
err and the next morning to my brother (The prsoner)
beth street. Hebeio told me he lk me better than any
young lady he had she sobs again. and cries
violently but we have not heard word of her testi
mony.]
Cro;sexamined by Mr.. ADMINISTRATIVE did you
know Mr.. Heberton heard you say "that is MIR. Bas-
Al knew it. because he turned and looked ; and he
| afterwards toldme he heard me say TO-
Here Mrs. Mercer, the mother, faints-a there is
some disturbence-Mrs. Quinn aids her with spirits of
hartshorn &che pessage cleared to the door, the
| fresh air comes in, and she at length revves.]
Mr.. MoLLrsoN-Sarah no W did you that Mr.. He
berton was following you you end Miss Osborne
going down Chestnut street
A-Both of us turned heads round and saw him.
did you say to him when he took hold of your
Ave are going on an errand felt that it was an in.
dignity but said nothing to him.
Q-Who was that other gentleman with him.
Alt was Mr.. Penrose, Mr.. Woo6,aw ne home from
Q-why did you agree to meet him 7
Al did not meet him by any promise, il by acct
dent.
Q-Why did you consent to meet him Z
gentlemen don't know that Mr. Bastido speaks broken
English were not introduced at Mrs. Quinns he
was in the back room and in the front we
almost met every other evening" not in succession when
going for the umbrella stopped in Walnut between
5h and 9th TO the gentleman who visited my fathers
house, told him they MIR Dncer and Mr. Maitland;
Mr. Heberton told me it Mr. Dincler, whom he had
asked to introduce him to my fathers. know nothing
about Elizabeth street had heard it, and was
not surprised at his turning to 60 down there.
| Q-Why did you consent to go up stairs
| Al thought the psrors were up stairs.
| Q-What Kind oil steps at the entrance2
A-They are low stone steps: had the conversation
about going in at the house while going down Elizabeth
streets don't know how long stood in front Of this
houses refused in and he walked the door and
| rung the bell.
Q-When he left you to ring the bell why didn't you
leave him and GO home7
| Ale said he wanted to 90 in end warm himself
Odd Mr. HebeIton change his dress otherwise than
| by taking off his coak7
A-No
Q-Do you mean that shall understand that he didn't
disturb his clothes at all otherwise than by taking off his
closk7
No answer for a long time, and the ladies much
| disturbed; Sarah sobs, and Mrs. Mercer groansl
Mr. MoLLEsoN-l repeat the question; it Ia with pain
do it, but it is my duty.
Mr.. BRowSE.-Answerit it, my child, answer it.
| [Sobs and cries1
Mr.. BaowsE.-Do you understand the question:
| Ayes.
| Mr.. BRowNE.-Wel answer il, then, my child.
| Q-Were his psntaoons unloosened7
| Ayes.
| Express has come o'clock
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
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