The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-04

(oaed BY them Mrs. oaoYiash.u) ..arted 70 come 70
0wegc with them said 2d lost got far Jer
sey CITY, when they induced her 70 return 70 New York,
or any wha ever to that effect on the contrary de
tonent OF Der kno~ ledge thai said Mrs Brde
did not sart with them 10 0Seso AMI had not
pressed any such intention deponeut said Losada tn
kpowedee That a. said interview a. said house
OF WIN HYDE said l. oada not in deponent presence
bes rng make ufe of any expression that the said
whlte YER, from Mrs. Barde Mrs Cunningham, o.
that n A Hyde would ali her she would give him
dollars Of it, words wha,ever tn that
effect; nor did deponenI or said LOcAdA Hyde, 70 her
know iedgx in her presence, say said Joseph Up
nam thai he would AID them he should be well paid fIr
H. or any words whatever that effect deponent furher
rsys that at said itervew Mrs. Ioca a HYDE meuiousd
the TACT that she had told the said William Hyde and
Abraham Hyde, at the house In Brook q, last fall,
that she supposed Mrs. Cunningham was then married
would shortly be married 10 Dr. Burde and asked said
William Hyde IL be did not recoect It, TO which he (aait
wliam) asented; said Locada then asked how could
they lheo, knowing this, circulate any reports OF
gageDeDt between Whitehead Hyde and Mrs. Bardell;
10 which said Uphsm replied that they had denied It,
II vas all suppoeiton or words to that effect that said
cada remarked that she wsuo rather pay Hve hundred
dollars herself than have the family mixed up In H. tina,
said Upham then replied subs ance that II greyed her
So he would withdraw ali he had said: thai be did uos
know an, hiag sb"u OF his knowledge, and that
The remarks he might have made were merely suppo
siuon deonent further thai the above Ii substan
italy the whole OF the conversation relating 70 the Burde
matter at rad interviews that offer OF money, promise
Of eS.rd or Of any Kind TO suppress any let
ers or Testimony In this matter has been made To
any person or persons by deponent, was deponen
ever authorized by said Emma A. Barde or by any per
ton or persons on her behalf 70 hold out any
or promises Of any nature description any offers Of
pecupiary yard any suppress any letters or
s~''mony In this or any other matter
Sworn before me, this ist day of June, 1851 j. LEE
Commissioner Of Deeds.
AFFIDAVIT or LocADA HYDE
CIy and County nf N1u Pork a.-Locada HYDE, Of the
city Of BrookL widow, being duly q, ssys-That on
Saturday the 23d May last request OF Mrs. Emma
for Owego in company lib Nrs Cashsrine wilt for the
pun pe OF ascertaning the correctness of uiOr nation
legged TO have been received from the friends Of Whitehead
him and laid Emma A. b rdell That deponent. on her
arrival at Ow-go, William HYDE the father OF said
whitehead Abraham Hyde, his brother, aud Joseph 8.
Upbam bi other law and had considsrabe car versa
ton With them That she did either OF them
or any other person. that said Mrs Burde started
toOweg" with Mrs. wiz and berse thai she had gone
a. Tar IA Jersey City, that they had there induced her
to return to New York. any words Whatever TO tina,
Effect on the contrary depOnent knows that Mrs Brdel
did not start return did she express any
whatever accompany nghem either of them n wego
on thar or sby other day Depopent further that che
did no on raid OCCASION at other interview with
ssd widrm Hyde and Uphsm, o. either Of them, or
any other occS ion to any person or that she
was to receive - 900 or any other from Mrs. Gun
nirgbam, Mrs Barde other person, or that II A.
Hyde would aid her she would give him 81 900 any
oher sum H. or any words whatever 70 that effect that
untrue point Of fact that she was 70 receive said
sum, or any other whatever from SAID Mrs Burdell
or any person acting In her bebs Deoouent further
says that at said interview she inquired thu origin of
The reports respecting Bald alleged engagement If mar
rage between said Whitehead C. Hyde and said Emma
a.ked ea William Hyde IL he did not recoect that she
fdeponen had told him that suppnt said Mrs
Burdeli Vas then, shortly would be- married to DR.
Burdell, to which raid william replied that he did,
whereupon deponent asked how tbey could, showing
ihis, a"w any reports about engagement; that she
ldeponen would rather $500 herself than have
remarked il was all superstition; that they had de-
MED Il; and raid Uphsm remarked he was very
said about s thar be did not know anything on the sub
yect OF his own knowledge and whatever he might have
SAID vas merely on supposia~n. Deponent further says
that the above substantially the whole Of the
ton, except that deponen remarked that
stigafion knowing their desire 70 get said wh.ehead
heads letter. to which wi liam Hyde and his wife both
assented that oner OF money, promise reward in
~ relating affecting the present controversy, was
hen or has at any time been made any person per-
ons BY deponent, ror by said Caih1ine VIII, to her
tnowedge nor was deponent ever authorized by said
Emma Barde or by any person persons her be-
hall 70 bold out any Inducements offers promises Of
my peson or persons suppress any letters testimony
this or any other matter 10 aid sal Emma A. Bur
'e In Tho litigation connected Nth the %y sSrdel estate
Sworn before this LIST day Of Juse, 1857 r In,
Commissioner Of Deeds.
AFFIDAVIT ABRAHAM D. HYDE
Oity md Obuny Of Nec Yck, s. Abraham d. HYDE Of
0~eso, the county Of Toga beng duly sworn says that
Is brother Of W. C Hyde Of c. iroruis and he per
son referred 10 in tue afdavu Of Joseph B. Uphsm vii
liam lily de and BENJAMIN Tracy thai deponent became
acqosipted With Mrs Enms Burde Formerly Cunning
depce o depopents aunt Mrs IocAda Hyde 10 the city OF
Brooklyn that he introduced her by his said aunt
raw her only on one occasion and then had bat few
ment' oonversan wh her; that such conversation was
the Ordinary conversation " tee on introduction exert
that deponent mentone that he was brother Of sad w.
G Fly de- ana that he had understood abe acquainted
with him many ago TO which she assented re-
marked-"when you write 10 him please remember u.s."
words that effect that since that persd until within
few DAYS IA depcn~nt has not said Emma Depo.
II further thai he understood that said Emma
bad catered am contract or promise of marriage with
hr said brother the contrary deponen and his father
William HYDE were DISTINCTLY informed by said 10 ada
Hyoe In The fall n ls56, at her sad residence 10 Brook
mat she wac engaged TO be marr,d q dentist 10 B,ud
street Who yeo In the house witt her, ana that she (sad
ny be married Dcponrnt farther saws Thai biz ia
bro,bcr has been absent from this state for
~ eny years last past thai for about years OF The s
Of sad Period neither dcprnent any OF hts family
dcpuntnt's kno~ls &c, heard anything ron him; that
some fes since he his corrcspoudence and
by letter por med deponcnt " bis pursuits and residence
aid period that said letters contain (among other
thnp) statements ~ ~ butin sueculaonp and poll.
teal opersu NJ 10 Mexico and SoLora, well excu-
sisey private matters, which dep0Dent considered
proper TO be msde public, ~ the same mgh,, II so |
uane public, pr.judcsl TO the business engage
uebS 81 bis sad brother, ana be therefore deciued
give the tsme up 10 the District Aisorucy Of rsga |
county aud hrs also declined 20 give teen u any other
eitcp excep, depouent's wife Depouen, further says
n CahWSsa OF intelligence 81 the deceive q, Eaxvey
Bun dell his rad nroher alluded IN the ssii Emma Bur
cli ~ be rometme- did, u uniformly In OF
esp tct, but thns Il them did he any
Sem-bt promise Of marriage tn -xd ga ma, or
d I've tsy thai he ui der ensagemsnt of marriage
snh any person. Intended this STATE for
aich purpose; that sboui q year and nsf
upfess among the members of the family Of
sd hyde that end Hyde entertained feelings fossrus
aid Emma which fright lead him W . prcts-sl Of
faye. and thai saia inpressno originated under tho fo
owing circDmstancess-n was known 10 dopoaxnt
hal many years since, and prior hi, leaving
hale, bis said brcsbcr WAS ANXIOUS o nary sad
smma, and Vas greatly dissppoioted u7aa her
sgs with her former husband, George D IN lrlng- 4
ram, although be h~t net, a. ar a. d-pSseo dis
over tror 70 her sad nrrt marriage, pad her any
10 nal addresses ov made her .ny olt~ Of
rsss that arer he decease OF said George D.
CHAM depobeDts sad brother, hs ytss les-ued
he ass, mentioned n hs .sie- depousn, and ssed
said Emma Old friend os hi- but that his or
yopnco with the deronsnt be mrntonUt tho rcecspt
u ~, one letter from te referring o s~o leees OF