New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

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BenLsn left lle.'ers which are no: ds.ed' -
were evidently written sbor. time before re trssev
took pace. The frs, +. addressed TO NJ. Mrtae"l''
Secretary to the Mount Hope Mn.1s Company, an :
az follows:
Mr.. h.RTIsEAUN: lesve you 7over ~ a--oiu.J'
e and bill Of sale OF al my p~,-ons ehe - an- ne
house the power, that you may do ths oes, yol -
for yoursef; The cher two papers ;hat 81 nay Eas
he house, which is justly yOIrs, snd rs, yoI u
tuIn anything that is mine INTO money, Th.sh -syI
Robert Thslisn, Hanover Bank Building, New f9' PIX
Cry for the Of my mother aud sister, VINO are s.'
dest.tu:e. This ia my only regre: n Leaving Ihn
wise am very happy in go.rs with my oe2seI VIE VIZ
and children to where have 10 doubt We snA ssSe
better fac than a9y possible tlr ~ here haVe
written 20 Thai on Sl-ts,thwa:e, No. y ~ ~ -
:on street, London, about my mother AL -l5,eT'
ElO00 at seven per cent, would make mem lui
able. They and few friends ight Do soHe;hns ~
them-the richer English stockholders. TIE m'ney
lie Company owes me wO1li be brtlre ID mem
Suppose You w-te Ssiterthwa!te s..er snd tel I'm
what hsve risked and los.. Do aDyth.cg yol caa
that wsy-tia my Only sorre*. ! COLD c9n''nu'
here III could he , them Bat fee ]. i gate } II,
DOE be henceiorth. For ten years they rave ma
nothing blu: wha; have sent hem. l. suy money o:
mine be go; out Of the concern, SEND Il - M
Tbalon for sane purpose You Will ma ~. o. AZ
ran1un. book. See that Mr.. Judl loses nothing oy
the WoOdye affair. | would not Lave hun lose a
dollar Oh any account. Tel him remember hln a.
atIue and noble hearted friend.
| am glad you remaia 10 tell all the world tLa, L
have in AL done what was right and honorable "a fdr
90 could l., a. the time. ne pr0G i 10 ue'
No other would ever clear me; did live and ever 10
well, many would believe had acted bsse!y here
and tLis would make life bitter. There is lit.l-
money the lat have in the clt-h and drawer o. tbs
desk. send II TO Thaon, for my mother ana sister
don't mind burial expenses; Grass Valley owes me
and 10Y family enough earth to cover u.s. ana hat Is
al that we want. Tel Caavaune do no, blame him;
fall, he a h.
Il be would have done better by both by being more
precise - his word. As il H. think me creditors
should AT have the property. But DO no,o .ame
him. / think his acts OF the last few weeks nave been
done under half ma iness. l would ike to mention
many whose kindness ] have felt. Mr.. and Mrs. Rusn;
that good little Mrs. SOlOmoD-her sweet good lace
Gu. re to the heart, knowing the oss had, II some
sort brought upon her interest; although like others,
Ike you and mysell-I thought al would be well.
do not fee, that / have msled deceived any one
Iassachusetts Hill is the deceiver) but they would
all feel that have done II, which could not bear.
This end have foreseen for many weeks; but as long
as there was chance of seeing all could not leave.
This is spoiled. / feel deeply for you, too but there
is in it-there are SO many and so much. Poor
Mr.. Dellno; know that he can badly spare his
money; vet always SO kind, with his cheerful, good
LatuIed face DO not let him lose If you help it.
hope may remember this and such things. my
self mad to leave, and it was cowardy to leave my
poor vile and children behnd-sO they come with
me.
ought TO mention, with pleasure, the kindness of
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood. DO not let my thoughts ran
behind my Grass Valley days for then there would be
no end, AID my strength Nigh fail me. -, ..,u,
one thing pleases me for your sske-a!l VIII under
stsnd when did not what Mr.. Sylvester termed to-
day, take of myself that you did not. In this
your exculpatlon may be found. II almost makes me
smle-now, that phrase of hs-what difference IN
human minds what vast difference between his
IDEAS ard mine,
One thing slightly troubles me-that We may be
found before being dead Make SIRE of thisI hereby
request you to let decomposition appear or give my
body TO the surgeons. This | would desire at any
event as i. is the best use can make of thing SO
useless.
fear this cyanite is weak and may to do, but
not do ts work Keep all many days. till all IL sure
mistakes have happened No sgnature
The following letter is addressed to John ID. Boyd:
Ny DEAR oHS: Massachusetts, Hill has fairly beat
me, and am tired out and doubtful oil the future,
40 that take a sudden leave Of all. don't see any
thing worth struggling for. There il close slOO0O
ever made the money myself, would feel bound to
pay itso there Is no very good prospect Tor me or
mine. No man knows what have suffered the last
few weeks-Deetlcg go many owed and unable to
pay. | have drawn - many into this-poor old
Deano-no know the pain suffered IN reflect
ing ON him and others. He was always 50 good ma
tured and cheerful. don't blame Chevaunne much.
He has great deal rsked, and poor show for 1t.
But be has broken faith with better he had not.
! am grie,ed about you, too. i hope You may get
your money, though fear it. Mr.. Martincaux will
attend to the business. There are several men whom
can never forget-poor Kennedy, Ben Orde, Me-
Donald, Brooks John Dunn-Teyor IL a gentleman in
greasy clothes. But Massachusetts Hill has spoilt all
In few minutes / and my poor folks will, please
God be all right. This have no doubt OF. God bless
YOU. my dear old school.iellow. must stop this, or
will get too weak. a. BHtSAN.
without adore. ~, expect in the body Of the note as
follows:
"Do not bury US until you sure We are dead.
Let decomposition take place. Friend Judd, will YOU
see TO this /! NJ bhENN'
The testimony a. the Coroner inquest on the bodies
IL reported az follows:
THE INQUEST.
Il. Whelsn deposes atd says that she was in the
house from 10 NJ III 2 M "ss :erslt (emaeli thar
she told ne then not to ely dinner
cold mss in the house for uncA she then sent the Oldest
child for the when she 60, her work done she he
wiDes- TOOK eldest children up me side OF IN, G for
should dress her; the child never bsck snd she never
her AeIwsd alive shout noon ;he went to the ooI 70 see
said that hs BIenan was dsrsoToy ~ aud ns down bnt
would rot allow witness 90 in M Biensn said they woI Id
tic boy and child into tn Lque soon ssl TIE child
nnnI the piazza and screaming; Mr. Brensu
Went in with it, a,tcrSItns the wo to Fa5iy about p d.
abe again o'hc door 10 nqTe ihy were rssdy o lunch
Nj Keeion AID VIZ and MI troeci s..ea me N breaking
a D. adj wines. ,ieE j % The lte b"v WHO va. lyD. on
bed Use door, BIT discovering that DC dead, med
had always lived happily together sbou, O'Clock IN the roniag
they walking together the pa snd
yeIss ugs saw noihrs unusual ~ a-F aPpssar 81 he
breakfast tsbl..
Catharine Mclaughlin terrified tia: they were all
apparently We'll, aud she nothing unrsu. a. WHEN
started ioT cbuhts hs children AZ bid h.T good morn.
ug shc e lid Mrs Brennan his witness the iY,-
and wis she rctTucd she sIfiso se the chill.
jrcu her usual she imIpcdsey in
inquire of the other servant Che previous s.uess where the
children the replied tbs, Mrs. Br.usn
sick snd sbe supposed The chdIea were sseeP; le then
knocked the door. bit got she knocked
times daring the afternoon b: without getting a-'eI, and
thought s;IaI a. II H.
Wsl.+r MsrtinesuI jeposed that Ne called a. the
house sbou. l0 O'Clock and knocked b. pNof door,
which he ,ud licked; NJ. T. at OF Tie bedroom
and syp1osched saying ms. he wc was sick, AID Sshcd
me 70 cal s'.; hst he hal been Hing Ter rad Eep, hs had
Affected her; witness stated .t the then re