New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07


chsrsa., O.. rassda, uirh.-ths ni<lt Preyra'o
the d. parvr- Of bis wife from her hSns- a.,
uo,n an .srly ronr on t-- fJiloT Tiog u'o''''s' ~
,v.A.-.,.y 6,-,oou. Mr.. II ,sey d'c"Vsfe' %
10. :, a.. sc, of rr,iss a l-tt-r when va a"-
., ,e,.e nan in Brooslyn, "ho' y ss''''
,....u,, Lo,.,u scene "a n took pace "i"c'
-, i.,, y;n,d than de-cr bed. 1he result
a.. .ame character that memorable one 10
=. Il NJ. S.hl-s- confession IN r~i-fenc 20
y =, r., al in the minds Of onr resders. MIS-.
-, u.ane Haley remained scated IN state os
Great aritat,op sn1 wrote, afr her hssoands dcF
t,cp a confession Il h'r whole corr. @ppnhence anu
connection with the gentleman ai,rc-zif. lhe d';-
un-rt being finished, hr. H'--y directed his WI :"
tsn letter to the gebtemsn rei'Ued II, illVrnIhs
him of the fact tnat the whole <hair had been DIS
covered and tina, the aequ7i"sne- mast Cease tor'h
with. This doc 9ment ~ said he woud convey hin-
s.fto tne g.tt. msn, Mr.. Henry :. Wells, contractor
for the Wafer Work. of Brooklyn.
Soon after this scene about O'Clock, she l.ft the
hou-e for the ostensble purpose of procuring par
Of shoes but did no, return. At the time of irr dc
parture Il rained very heavily, IN consequence oi
which she pair cf lniia--ubb.r 'ter7' lacsu
IN f,o,, About the sane tine Mr. Hlls-y left for
tho nuroose Of conveying to Mr.. Wells the epistle
which was 10 inform him of the result oi the hu+
bands discovery and the news TINT they ,houl never
meet scoin. II seems however, thar Mr.. Haley sti
reuoin. in po-sess,on of the letter. He has severa
other letters. which he ssy- Fanny had received
from Mr.. Well. One Of these i signed Harry"
and another i, without any signature whatever.
Iti represented trat NJ. Haley possessed great
inf renee over the general conduct M hi- "'e, am u
is bell, we'd that he very ush IN wan "i inhi
with which to su ,py the ganbl'ngt4be, ne in'nce1
her 10 cultivate luantance with Mr. Welis. WIN
view TO securing money. IL apo-a's that, ipd7-
pendent Of ply sdch acquaintance, Mr. wells mas
always been friend Of the family of Mrs Deane ana
bes kpoob Fanny from early childhood. gentle
man living IN the house says IL ss-y had deprived her
Of every decent garment she bad alsc her gold w1,eh
and pawned them 10 supply the reedfu TO perpetua'e
BIZ work of dissipation aud gambling.
From the time she left home no traces OF
her whereabouts could be a-cerfaiped until her
bodv was dragged ashore on the beach at Fort
Hamilton, on sunday evening. The locke; found
ON her person contained the lk-nesses of two Of
her osn brothers, both Of whom ~ere present
with the remains when our reporter left. The body
was submitted to post-inorte examinHt ~, wl'ch
was conducted by DR.. Cochrane, DR.. Bali and DR..
Green and afterward given to the fieods for inter-
ment. The following was the result of the post
mOrt.m examination:
"Post-mortem appearances Of the body of 4 female
found at Bay Ridge Supposed Ia be that OF Fanny
Dearc Haley: External appearances-Shght aort-
sios about the neck aud face right eye ont lelt cor
uer of mouth somewhat laceratcd. lmternal appear.
aI ccs-Bran congrsted; chest ani lungs very mucn
coppesied and ltft luoc bound down by adheslon',
which seemed to be of long standing; heart normal
also, oil the abdominal viscera'
There are some abrasions on the neck, aud the
mouth and one eye considerably torn, which, in the
opinion of the physicians, was caused by fishes
There are DO evidences that she met her death by
violence, unless, some suppose, she was thrown
overheard.
The di, covery OF the boIy was first made known to
the fauly by u young lady who lives in the hon'e,
who, having read the description in THE TRIBUNE,
Immediately communicated the fact 10 Mrs. Deaae,
and to the other members of the family.
From present indications, il would seem that there
is strong determnat to siit the whole matter, an1
TO bring to light all the circumstances connected with
il.
The Coroners Jury, which was drawn last evening,
Will continue the inquest tris morning. The names Of
the jury are: George c. Ball. j. Remsen Bennett,
w ". Boyle, Martin Bennett, j. B. Wardel, and
Walter Smith.
There are various theories rs 10 how Mrs. Halsey
cane to her death, but a statement of any OF them
might be premature, and would add nothing to the
importance OF the d. tails.