New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

SEPARATION % CoRA Y. l.. H,rcn ,sp HTR HC,-
B,sD.-Cora V. L. Hatch, who year since
gained wide notoriety trsnce-spesking mc'lnn,
and her husband Dr. Hatch have separated. The
prominence which Mr.. Hatch has occupied among
Spinualists has given the matter mnch importance in
the eyes of this class oi oar citizens The cause oi
this separation il differently stated by the friends Of
the parties DR.. Ifech states that mp tony last they
lived happily together; thst during that month he
vent West, and, while absent received he
presses il, :" beautiful and snrcinna,e letter" But
Uuua hi- return, after she took decided dis
IKE to him, would have nothing 70 10 with him. nor
scarcely speak IA him. Since that time they had lived
separately. ~ the Doctors request She placed her
self under the direction Of some friends of both par
tjc. and orc of tarIn--a prominent ci.Ini-t-Of-
fsn.d from Mr.. Hatch promise not - come be-
fore the public until rhe difficulties were adjusted \
week ago last sunday however. she requested 10
.cure NJ Clinton Hail. Brooklyn in a week from that
TIM. She ~ first refused hut -ub-edu.ilv sent word
that she would comply. The lecture 10 be- free,
and collection taken for the benefit Of the society.
At the time appointed tor the meeting, audience
was present, but Mr.. Hatch dill not appear. Nj.
McFarlan who has The chief management of the
meetings. received and read publicly letter from her.
in which .he expressed regrets At not being able tp
fulfil her appointment and said thet DR.. Hatch had
expressed The determination 10 prevent her holding
msetng by t0rcfbH ms0sHrcs, and under 'ne circun-
stances. she did not wish Ia appear. H. the original
the word. i0rc'~e ne0s~res nnderscored. Or.
ieicn aiiinns that he never nscd threats bni upon
hearing Of her appointment, went 10 the chemist
referred 70. and told him he did not wish her to
speak; but If she insisted. not 10 prevent her; snd
that he subsequently called upon his wife, and
told her the same thing. and offered go wiih her
not she chose. il ~. was determined To speak.
The Doctors theory Of the matter Is that his wife Is
goesstd ~ deWoRt0c0i WfHcpoe. md he further be-
heyc- II understand him correctly, thst tins l. the
inevitable result at such medumshp a. hers: that m
der this Influence she has become recklc-- oi mornl
principle, as have nearly AL others OF Der cla-s. The
writer OF this has been shown LIST Of forg troHcc-
sDdkIHg MEDIUMS. Di both sexes, which viii soon bs
made public. Who have either separated from their
husbands and wives or living in extreme unhappl
The IL; includes most Of the prominent speak
IN mediums Oi the country. Some women have aban-
dOrcd their husbands for other sfhniilc-. due vino
has figured in the recent Freelve Conventions * -et
down a. having abandoned two husbands, both of
whom are living. aud woman traded husbands
with 4 sister spiritusist. The mak, meium. are
represented OF the ssn,e sort. friend OF Mr..
Hatch in who's house .he has been yistin.
good deal since the separation, represent.
her a. extremely afraid OF the Doctor, and
says that upon occasion when h. was coming
.rom the house, - she turned Is pale death and
"irem6lcd Ike aspen Leaf AMI begging tn, prisi'
lese Of concesling hcr-clf hid in bedroom. some
Of the friend. q; Mrs. Hatch DO not hesitate express
their conviction. very freely, that all the devil there i
in the matter belongs Ia. other side of the mouse.
DR.. Hatch smarred to his present Siie-h- iout,h
one, We bel:eye-about two years ago. he wa ''P
gaF,! VI !uf'y and she about sixteen. The fnsro AZ
tbr ti'nr VIZ believe, understood by them 70 70
spiritual affinity NJ ven a. ega union. ne n'en'
Of Mrs. Hsich c.sim tbst i nnnstufsi ana pro.
ducef b. psychological. liIeucss ard n0t of spl,aAi