The New York herald., 1862-11-22
y,s rArHn's SUSPICIOUS AROUSED.

ufR FATHERS SUSPICIOUS AROUSED
told her that ] had tried TO break on her inti-
macy with s'mms, oa' now .n'nks sa sSa
was married TO him. tb0uRst she was pregnant oy MN
and told her SO; she denied thai was 81 pu. n
saon wi.h upon the subecs q ner p,esnanS
told her that she should not be ashamed 20 ven sns
her condition spoke tor ITSELF told her 70 h
mind TO me; that was sather and mothes ho' s s
made me no answer and VIC parted that Was ble ,'
conversation had with her apon the subject; on sasu,
day, the 25th ultimO came home to dinner between
twelve aud O'Clock, and found deceased there.
FAD DIsCoyERy
went away TO the church after dinner, and on
my At hvs O'Clock found that my laughter had
gone; her brother-a little bcysad that she had lett
word to say she had gone 70 Newbnrg my oldest
should not have gone away, and requesting her to
return possible; this letter was returned TO
my son, with note stating that Clementna was not
at Newburg the Tuesday or Wednesday following the
departure deceased letter was received BY Agnes
Mann, boarder in ur house, from eey set6r In New
burg ask Agnes i. neys ere. was . any word about de-
on the following Wednesday,; this she told me TO ease
my mind, and went of to church, feeling greatly re-
eved; on shc day before election asked Agnes II she
knew where deceased she said she did not but that
she had heard from Cemcntna, and that she had pro-
missed SOON began 70 think that there was
something wrong, and made 70 my mind 10 20 TO New.
burg, Iet word with Agnes ard the man IN my shop
that ! was going, and took the barge that even
nSs nsfs Glenn ny had aos
been up there sace the funeral Of her mo-
ther; returned TO New York tho following
day and gave up all hope OF finding my danghter about
a week or ten days ago had conversation with my
brother upon the subject he did not think tho case was
bad represented it to be, and announced his deter
mnation to find Simms.
AN UNEXPECTED NETTING.
The next day, Frday-a week ago To- day. received
word from my brother saying he wanted TO see that
evening his house Beecker street went there that
pis hit about O'Clock and asonshed TO find Simms
there shook hands with him, and asked him II he knew
where Clementina was he said ''No;' when thought
was very srange;l told him that he had seen her the
night before she went away and that there
denying it, he admitted having seen her that night put
denied all knowledge Of her whereabouts; said we could
only look to him for information, and my brother
said we were determined to resort TO means TO make
siinms produce my daughter; Simms said that he
understood Clemcntina was at Newburg told him that
had been there and was told that she was not there
since the day of her mothers funeral my brother then
spoke up and said going TO push matters with
view OF recovering my daughter. simms then accused
company with another woman, which he denied; told
him that had given my daughter the story just as
heard it from an acquaintance.
We said nothing more, except at parting, when Simms
asked get until Tuesday night to produce my daughter
agreed To the proposition, and we left with the under
standing that all TO meet at brothers. house
on Tuesday evening" on leaving and while walking down
towards Carmine street rold Simms did not like to
give him until Tuesday: that tet convinced that de-
ceased in some bad place. and could not bear to
think Of her being there; when we parted he said
sDon't try to find her beore Tuesday / will do
all can produce her by that time" the last words
he said in parting were'i should not wonder if she
Simms did keep the appointment, but came 10
the church beforehand and told me that no could not find
anything about Clemeniina remarked that thought 1t
would be SO, and said that tomorr would overy
power to find my daughter, whether dead
alive signed my intention TO part with everything
rather than give up the search he answered that would
be only njuring dcceaseds character; when replied
~ don't think she has got any character now," and said
would do it If ! lost my own character by it.
STARTLING REVELATIONS.
We then parted; my brother up to the fol-
lowing morning, and wondered why we had not kept
the engagement: then told him all that had trans
pired; we then made some inquiries Of Mr. Towner,
who lives in our house, regarding Simms' visits
at my house. he said that he had seen smms there
all hours Of the nghtfrom nine In the evening until
in the morning. then went 10 Jefferson market
and had interview with the Judge; he asked me my
daughters age. and said he could do nothing for me-
ONE FOUND
That evening, while my brother was with me, about
threequarters past O'clock heard the door bell
b thinking that it concerned me; some one opened
the door, and exclaimed Oh here comes Clemeniina:"
two and woman, who were strangers TO me,
brought my daughter in; hardly recognized her at first:
left her with the neighbors who had gathered around
and into the shop to inform my that she had
returned: when back my attention drawn to
the two and woman and told my brother to hold
them kept my eye on the woman aud left my daughter
be taken Of by the neighbors: my brother
asked Of the where he brought deceased FROM
when replied that he got her AT the foot Of Jay
then asked the woman where Clementina came from,
ard she SAID Newburg asked her the name Of tho IN.
mily she with and she said Mrs Green and gave the
number OF the where she lived the then
said that daughter had very severe attack Of plen
risy.
she
then went into tho shop, thinking that was not
wanted, when some OF the women called and asked
If wanted to my da Igher alive ran into the
room but she dead before got there the strange
tried TO get away, but detained her, and said
she should depart told her that believed she knew
all about my daughters illness. and said she aust wait
until the Doctor arrived afterwards the Doctor
In. and the woman taken into custody by Captain
Sebring that is all know about the affair.
The investigation here adjourned until two O'Clock
this afternoon.