The New York herald., 1850-04-09
TWO ECENrs.

oi nmhy We stopped there probably ssS ho6r; whoa
and tne ssuation was in tosa Mr. Basiey,
asked him on whom, and he said ON = gantismsn
named Bowden, who boarded at my fatherss; / said
could not that Mr.. Bowden was away he Their
asked me to swear II on somebody That "kaS' goov
TO Mexico he did not mention whom and to
nay Ho, ana; my husband was dead told hin-4 could
no. ao NJ Mr. Bagley told me al one time dat hs
wanted me to make affidavit In Mr. Huuehins'
once he met me in the entry and no me t,st hs
to make an affidavit what Mr. smith (hIs psr ssr,
- mao sao 70 me during his Gayley') absence in ths
was In the passage to Mr.. Hutchins Office; sat l.
could not make AN affidavit in another name a. W,
not married he said he had told Mr. Hutchins wsv
married; he said must sign another name. 7 tolaN
him didn't know what 10 sign and he aske1
me why ? he said could make another name the
name Of Smith, or any other and sagrested the
name OF LOWS we then went into Mr. Hutohius,
olace, and stated what the Messrs smith f8a"sxss
partner-) had said to me; Mr.. Hutchins drew q
paper and handed IL to me to sign told Mr.
bsgiey l could not sign my name as Lewis aud he
me- objected TO sign my name In the presence Of Mr.
Hutchins ana the Commissioner Mr. Hutchins heard
er heard it; ! sign the paper q. X. Lewis, and
left Mr Hstchins' olsss went there again some
something that put down before; he said what
he had forgotten that i to swear that L had
asked him several times for two or three shiingsi
used TO say there In the drawer which he
used to reply that that belonged to the hrm;" o.
jected to swear this and he said would IT,
that 1t would nos be made public; the second
time went to MIR. Hutchins' Office, that aadi-
tion was made to the paper which had already
signed; MIR. Bagsy promised that he wsra
Keep me, and support me like lady; he told
where there was nice place for to board, in Elm
street. told him didn't want to go away from home,
and he said had better go; went to the house in
Elm street; IL Is opposite the Jews Synagogue; de-
not know the number; told Mr.. Bagley a colored
woman who answered me at the door told me 1t
house Of assgnation he didn't say ythng; hs only
laughed; up to this time my parents not aware
of my situation; my mother said shs did not like my
appearance denied the fact told Mr. Basley Of il,
and he said had better leave home did do 30; I
went to Mrs. Ingle's, at Mr. Bagley's request; my
parents did not know where had gone; had seen
evening Of the day went to Mrs. Ingle's, she
down town with me, intending to 20 TO Mr. Bagey's,
but we went into Mr. Gurney's, aud they sent = boy
into Mr. Bagiey's for Kim; he came and told my
ing and that they expected that I would be fosa
enough to go home, which hc said should not do; he
told n Ine to Keep there and he would pay ths
board Mr. Bagley told her married and m y hus-
band away ut sea- he told pass for q arrisA
woman Mrs inge and Bagley whispered together part
OF the time, which could hear; she said she was
afraid Of getting into trouble about keeping me- ana
he said there was no fear folk would think
nything Of 1t after few days; remained with her
nine days; was down at Bagiuys every day but emo
during thnt time used to return to Mrs Inse,s in
the stage Mrs. Inglo lived in Eldridge street. and
after left her went to Mrs. Frazer's, whore re-
msined from Saturday till wednesday my father
found me that wednesday, ut Mr.. Bsgiey's ofaoe;
before Mr.. Esglcy went into the country he wanted
me agnin to the child Mr. Bowden, and said
would not he drew out pistol and said lso
ever betrayed him he would blow my brains out: 0
a x-barrcicd pistol; the child was born at nv
in Jersey city, 2h Of December ls4s; have
always lived ut home, with tho exception Of thoss
times have mentioned; have one sister and three
Baeey was the eldest my sister is nine years age
Adjourned.