The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-11

TIE Rrczsr MOVEMENT observation-disclosures
REPENTANCE RErvRx PARnEs.---In our
issues Of Saturday and Sunday gave the particulars
of this affair ar they had transpired in the Mayors
efce In the Tombs where the gallant Lothario
conducted on Friday evening Our reporter has since
converted with the parties and elected the following
cumstances connected with the transaction Emma
Pattson, the lady who was induced to take the rash
step and leave her home and family arms Of her
lover young and captivating brunette of nine
teen years age Her figure is slight though deli
cate her features expressive and lit up by pair OF
large ustrous blue eyes She is the daughter very
wealthy riding MASTER having extensive obbng establish
ments London and Brighton in which latter fashona-
Bile watering place she resided Her are gentle
artlcss and confdipg qualities which, though
be admired femoles too often by the wiles the
pcrfdous scducer made the instruments of their ruin
In this unfortunately proved The lady
fond of equestrian exercises and in the habit Of
riding at the hunts, for which the neighborhood Of
Brighton is somewhat celebrated She considered
the best equesenne in England and being always well
mounted often to be found taking foremost part in
these field SPORTS DR. Andrew Plummcr the other party
person of some forty years Of age sight make middle
stature partially bald and by attractive either
in personal appearance manners lie physician
Of extensive practice in Brighton where he had long been
residing with wife and family lie, too somewhat
Of sportsman rode with the barriers and thus made the
acquaintance Of the poor young girl with whom he
ngratated himself terms Of closest intimacy The
hills Brighton congenial to the sentiment Of
love that of the chase and bright but inaus
picous day young lady and her admrer found them
selves separated the of the field and rode In
romantic and amorous dialogue The MONDAY sun was
shedding his warm rays down on them, their breasts
heaved with the excitement of the chase from which
they had withdrawn and the novelty Of their situation
and imagination and love kndled to ardor which
lady had before experienced In sequestered
spot the dccvity Of one Of the hills they dismounted
the heath to rest and to enjoy the beauty Of
the scenery which lay beneath them, and there, in
unguarded moment passion triumphed virtue For
months after the young lady and her respectable
lover carried intrigue which at length attract
ed the attention Of her friends who to put an end
the suspicious intercourse made arrangements for
her to leave town visit. The evening previous
20 her intended departure she arranged to meet the
fellow who had acquired such unhappy influence
her, to say good bye before she left Mu-
tua as the fascination he could not bear to part
with her. and the spur of the moment, proposed
elopement She consented and within hour they were
en- route to London. Some two months previous to this
time Colonel Howard of the East India Companys
vice, in anticipation of certain pecunary embarrass-
ments had gone to Boulognc, and had entrusted his
friend Dr. Plummer to lodge sum Of about 81 800 in
bank to his he Doctor) credit This was very conve
nent for the Doctor circumstances had turned out.
He drew the money out Of the bank to enable him to
make continental with the object of his criminal
affections From London they proceeded to Boulogne,
where they met Colonel Howard and where half relent
Ing Of the deed they had committed they waited for five
days in hopes that they might be pursued might
advertisement urging the return of the fra
The Colonel however, suspected the trick played
him by Doctor and started back Brighton salts
fly his suspcions-thc Doctor refusing to give him any
informaton and Immediately after the errng lovers
retaced their steps to London thence to Chester
thence to Liverpool, and thence to Brkenhead,
where they embarked board the Niagara steam
ship arrived at Boston May day. They remained
there a few days, and came to the city for
grand tour through the States having in its programme
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Pitts
burg the Ohio, Cincinnati Lake Erie, Buffalo, Niagara,
| Toronto and to end at New York, from whence they
purposed to return England But the bright visions
Of the pair rudely dispelled Friday
last by the arrest Of the Doctor the charge Of Col
Howard who arrived by the Europa in pursuit
criminal action however. not being sustainable civil
suit instituted for the recovery of the 9Oo and
the defendant lodged in the Tombs where he
NAMED till Saturday morning. lie then expressed a
wish to his friend, the Colonel, and taken to
the Irving House for that purpose. Here an arrange
me mt was entered into, under which the Doctor
f1 $780, and gave his guarantee for the balance
tpuating that the lady should receive the forgiveness
her parents and return home, he being discharged
from custody and allowed all proper intercourse with
her The poor GIRL ut the unexpected denoume Of her
air built schemes and the exposure Of her misconduct
humbed and sincerely pendent for the folly in
to which she had allowed her widness to carry her Mr.
Howard of the Irving House, prompted by generous and
humane feelings rendered her every consolation which,
under the circumstances she capable Of receiving
She herself also gave evidence Of proper and credtabe
feeling by writing to her imprisoned lover mporing him
in the most passionate terms to restore to the Coonee
money that he had derauded him Of and of the fact of
which she had up that time been perfectly ignorant
Before he had received this note however, the Doctor
acting his impulses had taken to have
arrangement entered into They remained in the r.
wing House Saturday and Sunday receiving the most
sidcrate attention from Mr. Howard and in company with
young naval officer Mr.. Cooke, who the bearer
the lady Of letter from her afflicted mother, and
commissioned to escort her home again. OF course
improper familiarity suffered to take place between
them while they remained All the parties left town yes
tcry evening" for Boston, whence they to return to
England, by the Niagara, which leaves morrow Mr..
Howard speaks in terms Of the highest commentator Of
the gentle and modest demeanor Miss Patison wilhelm
his hotel and Of the sincerity Of her penence He also
speaks approvngy Of the conduct of Mr. Plummer SUBJ
sequently to his arrival The first able to endorse
from personal observation and hope that the
the poor girl will meet with any harsh rcbuke but be
lenently dealt with AS to her seducer would
Their endorse Mr. Towards certificate, utter such
sentiment that express for his unfortunate victim
JENNY LIND AND THE SWEDISH SCHOeLs.-
Originating in this city, statement is going the
rounds of the country papers, to the effect that the
last instalment Of the hundred and fifty thousand
dollars-the avails Of Jenny Linds concerts in this
country-has been sent recently to Sweden, for the