The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

- [Ercm the Alta California, Oct nj
Mos, Of readers will remember the pretty young
singing actress and dusese LOUISA Paun whose latent
ed OF part OF Little Eva in the drama
ef Uncle Toms Cabin,n has 80 often excited her
ince 20 tears The girl, who eleven years of ege,
vas RAPIDLY making her way the profession which her
parents had marked out for her. and had won the kind
sympathes of thousands Of admirers oy the apparent
sxtlees npy her manners aud the readiness with
which she sustanO her in their poverty About
tnree months ago Mr. James Pauhn, her father we'll
Known actor of this city, was thrown from buggy, IN
stockton street. badly fracturing his leg, thus conn
Sa him 10 his bed in q helpless condition, from
'ha. tune 70 me present; Keancea 70 .ae utmost
Un,on theatre, amounting 10 about four dollars day,
served TO support them, and, indeed for tso years her
earnings have done much towards defrayg the household
expenses The family reside al Spring Valley, on the
Preside road, the next house adjoiBiug the Spring
rly She has never from her earliest days, exhibited
anything but the most aeconate feelings for her
The effect then, may be imagined when the news was
received at home yesterday shortly after the departure
Il the Uncle SAM that Lonsa had left the city that
steamer with young man about twenty-five years Of age
Sa%oa eorge sevey WHO , mao oeen employed 0y a,r
BE well founded, and was corroborated by parties who
Die two leave together 1t appears that some months
nce, Survey observed by Mr. Paulln TO be too in
nate with his daughter and for that he discharged
him. after which 1t was supposed that the intimacy had
ceased.
Tina. the affair was preconcerted and had been for
aome time arranged there can be doubt On Tuesday
night LOUISA proposed TO lady in the city with whose
hmly abe had been accustomed to sometimes pass the
nght, TO pay her visit and pass Wednesday night The
hdy proposed Thursday instead but Louisa objected
preferred the former night the Of which will be
apparent. On Wednesday morning, then, she arrayed
herself In TIVE suits Of undertaking. and left her fathers
house for that in which she was to sleep. She had,
meantime impaired her projected elopement to conu
can't Servey had also TO friend Of his. She passed
che night at the house Of the lady, and in the morning
eft saying that she intended TO 60 out home. She
paired, however to the steamer, where she
Servey. She had with her small bag, Ia which were
nanser Of toys dolls, &C. which she had brought from
steamers, she went board the Sonora, where finding
her bunder, she was observed by policeman to throw
her bag on the wharf, and then come ashore herself He
supposing that she returning after taking of
some friend bound home took further notice Of her
She then went board the Uncle SAM Mission street
wharf where she met Servey and left With him
Servey is an ordinary looking fellow, and complete
baer His father kept saloon on Second street few
months ago, known az the Isthmus which he sold
and left for the Eastern States The sold
house belonging TO his father for $500, which he doubt
hess intends to use for tine joint benefit of himself and
Louisa. The Servey family reside in Rome New York
Measures have been taken TO intercept the couple their
By the Overland Mail which leaves to-day letters will
se Written with directions 70 telegraph north at
power Of attorney which the Latter has signed aaiIJ
rizing Henry Nichols, Esq, of New York formerly .
ever and wherever she may be found 1t il signed with
the notorial and commissioners seal Autograph Ike,
will also be forwarded TO Mr. NIchos, also iui
description Of both the fugitives.
The affair created unusual degree OF excitement,
wing to the vide range Of acquaintance which the girl
her welfare. No explanation can be given to this
extraordinary movement love match it can scarcely
be called Tho girl is rather inexpcably infatuated with
fellow who, entirely unworthy OF her has induced her
% forget her duty TO her parents and take step which
she doubt deeply regrets before this II is not mpro
bable that Of the passengers will recognise the girl
and surmsing the condition Of affairs send her back
from Acapulco Panama by the return boat AS there
no connecting steamer at Aspnwall for New Orleans,
they cannot reach any other port than New York if not
separated on the passage down.
ANOTHER ELoPEMENT.
Mr. Iovett the actor says the San Francisco Herald Of
with the wife of the engineer of Of the northern
steamers. The vessel Of which the injured husband
engineer, rs aa present absent from the city. He had
been married only about three months and the misguided
woman is only twenty years OF age