New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

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MRS DEANS TESTIMONY.
M H,ry c,Hr T. lire ~!ts oe oo tie sh 0f lac, v,v.n
b. hssey came tse .-v. ana ,sey have lived .i'i
ne s.r .,s e sy SS T :. ss ssR & ,sss ., a..s.
hsr se tod he 70 ~, b. Asa hr is-G.d .
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Noss ssi ~ isus tef oE Niacs ay about = oess1
ocs . lin IA 10. paris, .he apcsr . ,is' = 90 ne
herpes, rns sh him seeEssa 70 b. particularly cArai
~ 'hen IL ths ~Iiar reading ,Ae n-~spAPs ~ra;
ou .boei sccs ard l-a bes .nd osSr. ia the
II The tire vert - % ak. ,sa ans-rstaud that
hr went iussrda,sy amer uss whra I returned from
mAssei I n.s, hes i tn hal sna she sssed me 20
laid IL lie led; sse rr,eT va n tsr haSs e ssiss
So n ~ S5 i,ae se EYER vent og U tAe sveaiSs sxcePs
deYqsecy sttact - her LabaE 30 b t ntet Of n Ak
,ne - On sSn' ~ q a.r o,as . yoasss ~1. ae ,.o
,.l s-i toward si between -! 0cl9k he p, sA.s
time .e rerf-cy hspgy sna ,beerf ,,s hr ns ,s
bv absent oas than she el1 h2i her oots sac atealei
her ..ter .he sse - would Se sbsen; bag
hsbsrd hsa gives Asr twenty shsss bay the
wanted lave Aem SIC desiEve 70 take h-E ehdreg HrA
Tnesy se remarked shout her hnsIna Zoe Ss
day nsht pe,ioas al asked ne Z bad sven her as
hoc a. ;hc ae sunday ul. se ~ hr bsu;a
ei's With ses ~ ohldTra; tod her did ncs hin aad
aminrs hs c.o'hes she ani be hrc sken wse aea coi
pair Of bsck gstislaon. ,r sat yvsi ssAso h-i ~a s
wanted with tHose she said he so1e Pacs sod ~aua
b- 10 S,s ,r,t -r-i. ~ L- N -ex, i,y rss wat /,
sb Piled that she did knos. he Slah nos 81 h,7
so:Es. h. tex away se rrpss IL "a me hs p,nSi
them skr ssked him in y presence tov l,a leiu-2
pawn hiuss tIstiou Witch he b. Shy mp; he
made the remark that when lau a'nhei ,od whea his ey
ely al sent, he then 0uaa his clothes mast 90 ~
he said he had lived for year. IN dsn Of thieves III
An street New Cut "seTioo Road Lond'ni he "a nof
know whether bis sher alive. except BY the 'ae, of is re-
ssTs upon her brothers, but he ad tina, th'y
n ht - He ,ncw he wAs MISSING nov" :. tasy mus snoS
al 70 oi r he he .ted tears he went out newt noaIss TO
be ,hoeshop, ba, did not he aheTTad wea; with
M - % s kb,r, "a aasil rria, eveaas at ooSc si sey
e he .ho.hop b. e her brother sud went up Albany
Newton. he sid he hai got some cine % her he
back he assed bin why he Stopped 'n' 81 sie
he lid hat -topr~ Twenty sixth street 70 g-t cup Of
In the of couversson the sickes case 10 said
u HI wife were nnhihisi 70 hni ne Wouid Alu h't,
made the ~ her that did not think such nAa woed
much his wife were unahiu 70 nun sie answered hn
hatccr bad points he ha hN ~ss one not 70 he onnpuea
Of he had alssl sod deal about py aa BLiaob snoer
contributed to thr expense oi me house. p1"neI h vie
cohes and II cJtes al-o when asked h why be
fr Mr. Wells VET when Mr. Wells called 81 'he house he
any gentleman would his acqaautance was Of friendly
times altogether long .ie he M Hasey eNcep,
presence. just IN the way that auy gentleman ~oeh -
girl she i,te but mean he n YEAR, she wSnt
Named .T N M1 Hsey va. aware Of the scSusiaauos
bu, he hsi her except Ia The Prnce o me amiy
suew tbst there sny .eng OF euy until the night Of
the dsappeorsrce MI Hasey said he wondered II she
1sa t4 ~ & IL n ~ 81 ' ~ ,.' pe NJ, nI had
nsk Mr. Wells lend $50 or $50 advised her not and
od her that when gentlemen granted fyors they generally
expected an equivalent; spoke rather palmer than that.
be, sas,nG % WA wa. Ps'eg' at ae 'T ~ me @ nae the he & " s
iapresnnce that be supposed soc had sed p oms man
he ides Of her beius with Mr. wels; said thM
Ae would 60 aud leave am uiint only ie" Ne'S
be very Indignant snd said must not woman
gadsd by her husband fore could b. picked p IN the
rpct a. ursiue received suy presents money
oa NJ Wells ry knowledge, II the that be said u was
kccpus from them, they mls know sooner o, later
or every time MI Wells was ia The house,
lal'ey sne" he ~ssihee, he va, never asr - y g
.Nc when M Hascy pgcseut ard thai m the pahi
accused him q endiE her to borrow money nom gentlemen iof
lin To gamble With.
Here MIR. peane expressed a desire that the jury
would examine her upon the department of Mr.. Hal
.ey after the discovery Of the body. The jury de-
,ided to hear ber own statement and then judge az to
whether it would go on record. She then stated
what has already appeared in the papers in reference
to the conduct Of Mr.. Halsey from the moment The
discovery was communicated to him to the present
time.
The Jury decided not to record IL.
There were other witnesses present, but Coroner
Bennett fer some reasons of his declined listcn
ing to any further testimony he thought the jury
had already heard sufficient to enable them to dispose
u the case.
The matter was then given to the Jury, who, after
about twenty minutes deliberaton, handed in the
following verdict:
That Fanny Dean Hasey found drown ID and thai there
no violence before this jury hs belief hat her
death anything but sccdental'
Mr.. Hasey on hearing the verdict, appeared very
much effected, ard shut himself up IN back room
OF the one where the inquest WAS held
Ar. Wells returns to his family in Massachusetts
this morning.
Fanny Dean Halsey will be buried from No. 22i
yarick street, al 10 o'clock this morning