New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

a., bspperipg subsequent to the original assault il
csDuoi be taken in mitigation.
O. Did he get much in love with youf A. don't
know Sir.
Q. Did you tell him you wanted to marry him A.
| Yes, Sir.
q. Wby' A. Because believed w.,in the fam
| lily way.
@ You were 10 the family way on board ship. A.
| ] was when left the vessel.
g. How did you find it out so SOON A. pIes;tat-
| inply) don't know.
Q. DO you now want the Captain TO marry you 7
| a. No. Sir.
q. Your only object in wanting him TO marry you
was because you we're in the family wayf A. Yes.
Q. Are you now in the family way' A. don't
know Sir.
o. Have you had miscarriage sincs You left the
ship A. believe so; the surgeon thought had.
Q. Have you got in the family way since you left
| the sbipi A. No, Sir.
q. Have you said you were A. No, that I re-
member.
| you write that letter A. cannot be answerabls
for it; think that is my handwriting cannot say;
cannot swear; believe il is, but If wrote il wa
deranged; i cannot be responsible for any letters
which have written to him. because have been de-
ranged; cannot say how long was deraneed (wit-
ness examining the letter do not know II wrote
shSSrg RsPs5 marked ss R wss tina:
| believe did send that.
.y?p vii }. IN. .ars 70 ,ssg ny .a3l', i sa. and via
- Z. Dsvi. Esq, ssndy Creek, ofesn. Co., n T."
Twas deranged at my sisters at times up to las
week; for time after left the ship was not de-
ranged but had such anguish of mind that event.
ually became so; reached my sisters house on the
9th of May, at noon; DIR. Nicholson attended me
when was SICK he has attended me nearly all the
time was at my sisters; he said il was arrangement
produced by extrene anguish Of mind; have not
been deaDged since last Sunday; hardly know when
/ had the miscarrlagei think il was May the a3d-
no. mean June the 23d; think it was Sunday
cart say when l came to New-York to make this
complaint.
Q You had lover at your brothers, A. No, Sir.
O. Did not q young doctor pay. his address
to you there A. No, Sir; ! thought there was
one; ! was sick; my sister told me l wrote to
Capt. Conway frequently when l was sick; on
my arrival here, Capt. Conway gave me four
sovereigns and half though did not need it, and
told bin So and sent the Doctor and cabin boy with
to the the Captain wrote to me two letters,
which Mr.. Joachimssen has lShown letter C.I; to
my knowledge l don't know that ever wrote that
letter. can account for two letters only, in which
threatened TO expose him, SO that other mother
might expose their Daughters to my fate; the slgna-
tue is my handwriting did not write that letter III
my senses. ~
handwriting A. believe il is, Sir; If | wrote 1t, Il
was while was in a state of arrangement know
had written other letters because my sister told me
20, my sister was not absent any time was there, to
my knowledge.
Judge Dean now proposed to read these letters.
Mr.. Edwards objected.
Witpe.s-The Doctor said / ought not TO be
responsible for letters written by me.
q. Did any tall, smartlooking man out there want
10 marry you a. No, Sir never told George Con,
way that there was; there was NO such man wanted
to marry me.
Counsel for defense went to question the witness
at great length from the letters, TO all OF which she
re piled in the negative.
Messrs Edwards and Joachimssen objected to the
reading of the letters as they obviously written
;ia, i.na
The Commissioner thought they were sufficiently
den tilted be read by the counsel the witness mani.
Testing considerable emotion the counsel did not read
them. .,
O. Did you sit with Mr.. Peacby, on the vessel, with
his arms around your waist A. No, Sir; the captain
did not wish me 10 speak to him; just before Mr. Pea.
cby's death he told him once 10 kiss me- Peachy sad
he did rot wish TO insult me, aud said Thank you
O. Mr.. Peacby used to sit on the deck with bis
hands under your clothes, openly A. No, Sir; no
never rat with me the quarter deck the second
did NOT discover Oh the quarter deck, Dy tne
house. with our arms around each other.
Q. How did you get your night clothes In the cap
isn's Office A. did not have any for the first SIX
lights. having opportunity to go into the steersge.
Q. After you bad the opportunity A. As soon as l
got an opportunity to escape from the cabin went To
The seeage with the hope OF staying there; but the
steeiagc passengers nsuted So and pushed me so,
that | hec TO escape from them; went on board ON
the Oh and siaid in the steerage until the 10TH did
make the acquaintance OF any one there; could
Dot make the acquaintance OF those dirty lrish did
line, | made 10 acquaintance with any one up to the
5tb, except in the brief conversation with MIR.
Peacby ! Rad TO keep below on account of very
bad cold: did not 60 into the cabin until the Cap
tain called 10 20 in with him; ] met the
Capain On the deck when l went up to ask tho
pilot if there time for NE TO write letter to
my parents; he sod yes; he said he would be there
two days; there was no hurry; had been talking to
Mr. Peachy half or three.querters of an hour when
the captain came up; he said, why, you have an ew-
ul cold snd yes; / did not see the pilot afterward
did see the pilot or any one after got INTO the
captains room; cant say how long after got IN inc
ca pain bad intercourse with me; after got in he
iod pull to HE bed, but held TO the handle Of
The door and made noiee; he took me by the ether
erm and held on as long as could and begged him
10 let go held as long as could; perhaps for
five minutes; he pulled my hand away and carried me
10 be bed; tried TO hold on TO the chronometen and
other things bu. could not resisted him on the bed
until be oyercame me- ne had intercourse with me tnat
pght tnce be tried 10 force me TO get into bed that
night but would not he tried to undress me, but
would not let him. got supper that night sat all
night on the captains trunk, weeping.
q. On the first night you went into the captains
room did lot the second mate at II or 10 o'clock,
when he came IN 10 call the captain, see you in bed
with the captain, and you were both undressed A.
No Sir.
bring in your night clothes your arm to the cap
tains rom A. No Sir; no, Sir
Tie following is the correspondence referred to:
SANDY CREEK Orleans County Y June 2U
DfAsssr sIs Ny sister have away from Home for
very sek end nksrsd Ny Brother Law send for Doe
tor bu the Doctor knows and he say, hs VII
never have any Child to Live did think should eyer
have many Gsbut hope shall 'o%s Day tss t fssser
therefore they win no. let 60 out Of shs hoSss
BY myself @ there 5G1oi nv sae.s who is very fond
not f S.s mi se1y in Love with be
s si .n. :: isifss' man '1Ss
be wants ne married October The shIhs !. great
n rfT arlg nd .