The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07

:. al when yos 81 10 ss,s ~s ss' @sn e.
same time aching her 70 toos tim rp siAfM soc ~ras
stairs after him, ~nd ~ ,es minute. 1~fsmn .S.s
their difference. Mr.. Ha'sey vas nj hsms aarnf 49,
whole or that evsnins. Dc Wednesday, n9raias ~ 80
10 20 Gown town AID get hs femttsnce hsn 'sitef,
out cf which promised 70 give sse ~ $50 n.ss4
70 return after dinner, but t0sss hsa
asked sh Sa he entered s. ss,. "a a.
answer to which be -eped "sy G,d, 30 ths r. 90
dasY" irephsd IN the affirmative. aas sae f' me
and had Ioi retuFLes. ThsE etichinf "a ~ SO arai
asked him there was snytaiug wroas' ~ mg ace
,sa ,d DC rep. replied, "iss es% yss'..a .sa $40
and Informed me that she hsf e~er csfryitg
on cor~rcndenoe with NJ we's, - ir,~t'yp so
pulled cut . batch Of itusr and cem&encna fm&s 30
them. When be had tllsnCo tie ellfss b. sgv&e %
asslgnation house that NJ Wells bad nsias Fanes 81
such charges against my daasel~r ana asssa ses -
knew that all the assertions be- maze tree s taea
related how, alter going cus Oh "Wednesday aernne no
suddenly returned, sna In gcitR up 10 tm 800 bet
room, there cacgbt hcr ~vtos lesl~v "a Me- VISTA
GO mol know boz he could have rcsafaed, hs SAD.
the kitchen all the fsfsnoc1 rour her "a dfcu
and was not IN her beorcon VI s.s ume spechrt ~
her rs; 20 sc. w. wss again sn sA.s ~ s.a pS
ised 10 obey his ~hhcs, and that chs hae ~
duced The promise 70 wruog s~d ia na pa--
this ccrlts Of borrcsing Money refefrrgto t ioaHA
al the bands Of Mr.. Wells. sske1 be aoas
OF the disappearance q Fanny; sut rrusasssssd .as
HIM, saying she would return and all wo4a be u@
10 his be replied Fat they rish, a. wei know a, oscs
and the morning he their bedroom SOD tnd
them OF u. When William heard she news h. escikned,
"Greai God where abe BIZ, Mr. nt'sry shss tcnk
the letters ont Of his pocket and showed them 30
When Charles read the oosresrondcaoe he excls ned,
" Hsscy, u you believe your se guilty tsss p<scl
and blow Wells brains out p but added mat he I'D
believe his sister could be 20 guilty. NJ abe YES rcpFess
ed then asked b:r haisey n ne would no over 10
Brooklyn ard see Mr.. Wells with ns. he sAd he would.
md mt nm n IN mat hal swA uNx .I
During my absence be le the house under he presence
that be wss gong 10 tho thocmAkers Eghsh svenue,
so was forced 70 20 alcne He did not get back untl
near twelve o'cock la the mes Z, ne vent 70 Broox
Ign and sew Mr.. Wells. As ansc, - him asked
him where was Fanny. He sppsasea astoassped "A tho
question, and said be knew nothing about imgsorcd
him, II he knew any thpg about her, TO tell ue, "a sm
well nigh distracted To this he replied, 81 suppose she
hss tt ongused with that husband Of hers and viii be
back in few days then iporm,d hm uf the
pondtnce that Mr. Hssey alleged had betp 81 OK be
wro,s mn. n,v letter. ga sS "Ien ns a.S sas
light Of sincere friend, and noif ins Re
the nasm he said Of lending her nncy snf woul do
me ZONE cine 10 the Whereabouts Of my Ia shtsr
when he declared that II he knew where she he
70 New and 70 vent e the
Superintendent OF Police and stated my 10 the sh
GERS. When my daughter left homo on "Wednesday AZ.
ternoon she in excellent spits she said she would
be back right away, and would help me 10 pick some
soosererres for dinner She had previously dressed her
chidren-one agea fifteen months and the other two
mopths-and showed them 10 me before she letl Mr..
Hasey was abscnt from Thursday until friday evening
he sald be bad been 70 Albany Ny son Charles also
which, but they sta ed they could nnd any
my daughter. Mr. Halsey married TO ny daughter
on the z5lh Of April, 1851.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TBg CORONER YESTERDAY.
post mortem examination of the remains vas made
yesterday afternoon by Dr. George Cochran assisted by
Drs Bali and Green.
The following the minutes taken on the occasion:
Post mortem appearances OF the body Of female found
at Bay Ridge, supposed to be that Of Fanny Desne
Halsey External abrasious about tho
neck and face. Right eye Left corner Of mouth
somewhat Iacerated Internal appearances-brain
gsted ard chest and lungs very much cougesed and e
lung bound down by adhesion, which seemed TO be
lcre standing Heart normal; also all Of the abdominal
viscefa
morning, before the following jury, which was empsn
nelled last evening
Pr rs etssaS S:1 Ball Martin w eesns'
VIM r. Bowl SS4-'"' W s wAsas"'
The body was taken N charge by the brcih,rs Of de-
ceased, WHO conveyed to her late residence inter
mcnt. In relation 10 rumors Of Mr. Wells intimacy wti
the deceased is proper to observe that he ac
ed with the family for years. and with her from child
charged with having written by Mr. Hasey denies and
further that the last time he (wes) her some
three weeks snce.
SKETCHES OF MR.. AND MRS. uALsgY.
Henry HowardP. Halsey an relshman, about thirty.
four years Of age. He is tn. eldest Of Henry Will
liam Richard westgrspb Halsey OF Henley Park Curry
England His father also resides in wc,.bane terrace
Hyde Park, London, and is well known a. . man Of
wealth and influence In the British capital Hasey, Jr
to this country three years ago. and
during th.t time has been rpcred by remittances from
his father. BE Is NJ good education and family.
For his d. cs-ed wife he always manifested deep At
tacbent and SIC Of her sudden demise TO
have affected hiin very ssnsibly ildecd.
Miss Fanny Deane az attached to Waia KS theatre In
1885, and although occe only subordinate position
was from her pleasant style and easy manners the
q. n " mann
in the original cast Of of Mr.. Broughams most sue
cessful pnys Ihe Game of Life" in which she played
Matilda Siier. During the next year she married
She then retired from TIE STAGE but occasionay gave
terlAnmens, readings, recitaOns, songs, &c. The last
Of these sotes took place during the early part Of the
spring of this gar.