The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
The Case Of Mrs. Fanny Dennc Haisey'
70 TIE EDITOR or TEE NEW YORK HERALD.


In the impression Of your journal Issued this NORM
there is letter signed Mrs. Deanc and as 1t aiiec's
personally, trust you VIII refuse insert nv reply
The first Misrepresentation l shall notice arises
where she Gays 81 and my sons wife CD treated the
Coroner 10 take our evidence" This would inply TO
those not conve,sapt with the facts that hs evidence was
not taken. That Mrs. Deane did give es evidence, ac
compapied by bitter and hostile anyaus against my SELF
10 who present AZ the inquest will very readily
forget
Stcond,y-rhat was not at ST. Thomas church durirg
he reading Of the funeral service Is utterly false which
eau prove At any moment by the person who
PANIED me
AIRS Dsre and hoT family sier the esue wrong and injury
tbey epoeavoed et the Inquest and
NIT upon myself and children, by making base insiuua
tcis and implying snspcons OF the dsrkest kind wRhcut
the support any testimony, the right thinking portion
OF he eonmnniy VIII not, shuk, be much sstooished
Rpt hrs Deele means TO asset that hgve not been
seen srce 'hat rne by my personal friends, also per
sops who, uol my adveTsy, eDie strangers me-
snd have become 10Y sincere friends she again en-
oorses deliberate fssebood
ana lastly sbsi be ready at any moment, with
our me slightest fear or hesitation, 10 any
Ton mat nay be Brought sgaiust whether proceeds
from prejudced Or Other source In the rnsansiue
am satisfied to let the public decide bow Mre Dsano
Is Justntd in making these mlsstasenen;s
Apolcezrg for usspassine upon your valuable SPACE,
have the honor to remain, yours,
u. aii.sEY, 900 Broadway.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE Nkw YORK HERALD.
ia your Rsae OF To-Day appears Communication
from Ms Deaue the mother OF the deceased Mrs Hassy
Those Ds steroas dea.h has caused 50 much sorfos
amongst her frerds The writer speaks OF the death Of
her daughter "foul MURDER "most horrible deed"
&C., &c. Now think every person Will consiler
such terms The immediate result OF excitement and
prejudice; for hink there hut fs " excepting per
raps, her relatives who DO not believe that this unfou
nate ropa5 committed suicide The writer also SAYS
hat Nj Halsey has not sheen heard o since the day q
The ooek inquest" 10 ths she is also greatly mistake
Nr. fiasey bas visited my office, No 800 Broadway
every day since the inquest or the proceedings before
he Coroner ord urg have but lte TO cay tina. those
proceedings we're unsatisfactory to be the express
son Of al most every present at the inquest "a
cquIss for Viz Haisey and at that time felt aod OK
pressed dssctsfagtop OF coarse IL not my rign.
privilege 10 examine examine witnesses but
~aa most materially NY right duty to make suggeH-
tors 20 Tie Coroner @hsn believed those sugg sstons
sold hnp@ gll upon tbe Or her death. or hese
rights avai'ed az self 40 fer permitted Il
sis'ed that further nvesigeon will no had To this
90 not object IL fact, thnk the public as we
10 Sc ta.e?, that far END uOrestraned exsnlnatioa
sccnld he hoone less carsnrable than the former But
che eana manner the former conducted hep DO
as Nj Hssey's sci ana adviser solemny pro
est aesilst such proceedings | would here state for
Mrs Deaues b n,6t that NJ Hsisey Gao he sean AZ auy
time or place ,tet ray be desired and that letter I'D
dresfed 10 b u 10 my care WI reach him.
jDNh Y. 1859. Ii G. PLACE