The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-22

ing A 1t is CThs letter "a addressed to n Wsrns..
London, and the word "ar. erased from th. sunss,
scripton) Witness the fnetorv
where my mother worked before Mr.. Warner left Ens
MT Clark then read ths letter, which la - follows
20 Dv.sr Nr~ YorK Orr, Dee n, Isn
On the 9th inst received letter signed as above
{" Z Warner under date OF the I'd Nov. should.
have written answer earlier, but that until yestsr,
day. have been expecting daily TO sail for Hsvana,
on the Island OF Cuba Zone Of The lost India Islsnds
where shall When 90 be rogs.sd for some OF! time
ofJanuary or early In bruary have determined to
In doing 80, have only to say, the hand writing
OF the letter In question and Ut the signature thereto
IL entirely new and unknown TO me. 1t Is not the
time, to my inowlsIss, know. to NC. my -''''N
In references to its contents and the threats theret
other effect me than pity Tor the writer - i Who Il
may mean pity that auy one should be so foolish
and expect thereby to drive me into any course the
threstener might wish In what would sesup
% Of or :.
son, has any claim let such claim be prsssnteG
adjusted
In the event Of nothing occurring which DO not now
know OF shall, in all probability after leave tho
West India Issnds and In the autumn Of the coming
year visit England, when, do shall spdeavor t..
find the WRIT. OF the letter aud Psrs0nay sstisx
Mr. Clark remarked at the part Of the letter whisIs
says at any future time" tina. Mr. Warner meant,
heretofore but, said MIR. Clark, he was always q
vulgar fellow.
Witnessed continued-r did not live with my
mother but used to 60 home on Sundays. Mr.. War
ner told me that he had been in London in 1874 he
he did try to 6nd his wife aud children but could not
find them; my mother was veil known to Mr. War
ners father; che vas wotsiog at the same place ir
1874 AS when Mr. Warner lstt London; my mother an&
grand. mcther lived together; hr Warner not ON
terms with his father ani did not visit him; wac
sent to school on my arrival IN this country. GLOW
long after your arrival In this country did the rsa
tions bet seen fther and mother remain undis-
turbed! A.-What should call the frst aifnculty
was when my mother discovered that he renewed his
intimacy with Miss Busby; followed Mr.. Warner to-
Troy, in July. lSi9 Miss Busby had left fsther'o
house before arrived in this country; recosst that
my mother picked up scraps of out Of the soar
scuttls Q.-Wls your father away from home In the,
March previous 90 the May in which the explosions
took place? A Yes He said he went TO Roshester..
A letter was received from him dated Rochester,
sir Clark proceeded to read the letter Of wh,o
the following Is COPY
ROCHESTER, March q 1870
Ny WifE-You desired M. write--I pr>mitsd to.
do So and now proceed TO perform promise and In
doing 80, shall end-avOr 60 write truly. What write
shall have sbaut r. the senblance OF hypocrisy
To very great extent. have ever since
union ben uneomtor able, especially 20, and very
much during the lat mon tbs or therssboutss
ana we have evidently both been sSe uncomfortable
For this there must be Of course accuse, and intend
to proceed and present 10 you what believe that
cause TO be srail mySeii ottos opportunity in or
der that II there cauno oe reconciliation there may
a. all events be thorough understanding and II la
probably much better 10 do so 10y letter, than by
personal conver.tCn. ia ~hioh bad temper Is apt &c
be aroused both drs and the whole subject there
by prevented from beirg isit open.
In proceeding, viii present Get OF facts which
both know TO be so; viii teen present what deens
to be the result Of tbose iaats and in the whole viii
take that truth shal bs nay motto; and will
thing .xtenuate on set down sught in maiise
about q or 20 years ago when we were both under
ID of age pri at.iy married without the
knowledge OF either OF parents sud when proba-
bly, from our and sub'equSnt experience, We may
nov see that on both sides passion did more TO bring
Ii about than love. Within short period after
M N M any
cesses aud within n like period. the truth became
pretty apparent that dispositions natures and ha
bits not at all liar and that II In other
tsiBly In that respect not avery suitable union
nor was 1t likely to produce very happy result. In
you If temper not very we'll calculated tic
soothe restrain my anger but rather by constant
nsgging and worrying To chnie and irritAts Il. In
habits seeing something Of the world and it's
pleasures; while you were lnim cal to anything and
my elf and ardent yours of oppo
cite csst-cod and chilling or certainly not very en-
and as a natural eonseq u.nce, home was unsomfort,
able TO me, and equally ~ to you when was In it.
and finally, alter about seven or eight years Of do
nestle strife. during which l invariably provided
amply for those b-loneing to me, according to my
meanr) i bssely LETT you. For Ave years after
left you, 1 made such provisions for yos my
means permitted me to mako and which ysu had.
agreed to acsept After the lapse of that time fur
Their tesndscusly deserted you and TO this
try. within about tso Jsars after my arrival sent
money for you, TO Lonsor, and enquiries alter yon,
but you could not be fosnd. And within the next
or three year. this was repeated on two other
sions with like result and during the sane period
Of time received two threatening and abusive isttsrf
from you and deceased SON In 1874 1 went &c,
Europe. ard then spdearor-d to ind you but could.
not-my object being to perform portion Of y duty
viz to ender such AISLE; In power.
E,tw,en ts.n and the early part Of 1877 better feelings
Hs hope came L forgot the threats and
made another effort 10 tna you 1t was successful
and through the year lslT 1 r.mitted you as much
and more money thas yoG desired. The tenor Of your
letters, aided by my o-n better feelings, and my
wishes, induced me TO desire re union L then pro-
ms al md ~ Al sd tn
and fully stared everything sppertaining to myself
situston, eonuectioss ana prospects hithfuliy ans
md subsequently, a. our chidren arrived confess
dd look forward with pleading hopep to the prospect
fort at ioa,t, not In happiness In the boss Of an6
viii my family aud a. sctions speak louder than.
words refer TO my conduct during the first twelve
months nitsr year srrisa tor proof Of the truth Of my
assertion; and IL is not out o, place than Is
sroye In every way my power 70 cOutriou,s your
comfort shd happiness IL had an hour TO spare.
which admit 70 be but rarely the case, because OF
the demands 81 my business ON my time, that hour
spent with you, either 1T home in taking You
vhsrsrer went. sirors to chow ysu all could Of
about 10 600 ue- Of travel sitkin The ysar sousht
TO supply not slone All your necessary wants bat In
many wsys TO furnish you With what may perhaps BY
some be considered articles Of supernu.y OF ele-
gance and although ~as once told by you that you
believed regretted the change had msie yet Lam
willing the accuracy o. that nouation shall be deter
mined by ray con-uet Yet during tsst year, how.
often II became evident % Us both that the old isu
ties stl existed Ia this way Of mutual comfort OF.
at least did so ON Jour side and perhaps ains also
a. to temper and tsmpermsnt. although ssy unplea-
santnets 81 that Kind irom you al my home have
not thank God up to this time driven either to
intemperanee CT any Other excess A. vas the In
my younger days Durine this period OF tn. Rrst year
often fsw and fesrso and had occasion TO spprsh-nd
that our sc. union could net b. lasting that 81
II was, u could not BE- comfortable Yet Hooked
forward In the hope that tiue perience aud wisdom
As wen ~ s9ms oha5gss IN tbs number OF orr family
residing With US, would produce some hcaossi.l
changes IN you
Thus matters stood until about two month, ago,
when without, as am asare. any cause. or, at ali
events any cause, unless Il the expression Of my
thar thing vas not dine that had
bitten ssked to have done. chvse TO permit your
ceilings or temper 10 90 tar conquer you eompei
rou TO treat me then and suce WIKI the s,csp
ion Of come few instances In Witch 10 has become cyl
lent you had become convinced you had carried the
hing 200 fer for me 10 ebdSrs or submit 10; aud which
ave induced g. believe that tie aprcation 81