The New York herald., 1862-11-26

leaving I sSksd shs Doctor Il ! should come
rsiaed be saia "hss ,sss .aIss SIasss mt sSoua Ssa
time should call, 20 20 have her ready told him
about hapast seven In the evening, and left then went
took Broadway and fourteenth stage and went
the doctor's asked him II the weather was suitable IL
Il had a carriage said had not, but that would get
ons told not TO get around there then got INTO
stage and rode down far as the IAage Hoase and got
out saw coach standing in front OF the hotel and the
driver asked me IL wanted q coach asked him what
he would charge me 70 to the corner OF Fourteenth
street and Eighth avenue; he said dollar told him
that wished him to take lady few blocks from there
he said he would not charge me extra for that;
then got into the carriage and drove TO
to DR. Brownes the housekeeper and deceasse Ia
the Office; Cemenna all dressed with the exception
oil her overshoes forgot 10 mention that the doctor pro-
missed 10 send the housekeeper home with deceased when
entered deceased sitting the sofa; Clementina,
remarked that her request that the housekeeper
should say that she had come from kewburg the doctor
had made drink for deceased before starting and saw
him give 1t TO her. the h0usekeeper and took Cemenna
into the carriage she walked and after taking the drink
said che felt better assisted deceased into the coach
by her request was not TO so home with her. or to bs
seen in the affair at ALL at first was arranged that she
should Newburg and stay there three or four days.
when put deceased 10 the coach the house
keeper refused 10 go down unless 1 went with
her told her that It deceaseds request that should
along the heusekeeper got out and went TO-
wards the store saying she wanted TO see the doctor for
few minutes she knocked at the door but receiving no
aaswer came back to carriage and took seat Within
then got out Of the carriage and asked the driver he
had any objection 10 the boy who was sitting on seat
beside him entering the carriage he said he had not and
made some remark about the glass; told the house
keeper that would her the corner OF Greenwich
and Perry streets, the coach then started, ana went
towards Fifteenth street. before starting told the arver
so slew and leave lady at No. $40 Bleeckcr strect
went down Fifteenth street towards Ninth avenue
then to the corner OF Perry and Greenwich streets
! waited there half an hour, and thought
the bouse.ceper had gone home without coming to
me, che had promised by Clementinas own request
Twas not 70 be seen for two or three days after waiting
West Broadway, and went up to Broadway then went
down to the Central Hotel in College place, aud put up
for the night there, stopped thsre until the next even
ing then went up Broadway short distance, and
went saloon TO take drink and stopped there
a short time; then out and went down Broadway
College place and took the night train for Albany
had not heard anything about Clsincntna during all TINS
while | was alone all this time; / arrived at
albany about six O'Clock on Friday morning and
went to the Stanwix Hall Hotel, where remained I'M
II Twelve o'clock after dinner reaa snc hsRAhp, ~ Mis
Anderson stopped in Albany that afternoon, ana rose
from bod about ten O'Clock on Saturday morning after
dinner | got the New York newspapers, and saw the
second account Of the affair ! then wrote note TO
Captain sebrng stating that would be at his station
fail the following day Sunday took the quarter
past -four p NJ. tram and came down to New
Captain Sebring; l arrived in New York about
two O'Clock Monday morning and went into saloon
cars and rode the Of West Tenth and Hudson
and home had been in the house about an
hour and half suppose when the police came ana
the told that he had performed two operations
on deceased and had delivered her OF a child.
The announced that his intention TO use
smms as witness in the case, and that he would send
him TO the House Of Detention for safe keeping.
Euaba rkatfon OF Ma achu sette- Troops
for Newbern.
Bosror. Nov. IS, 1862
Two more Massachusetts, regiments, the Eighth, Col
Coffin and the Fifty first Col Sprague Embarked this
afternoon board the steamers Mississippi and Merri
mac for Newberu, N. G.
Tho Europa Outward B1And.
BOSTON, Nov 25, 1862
The mails per the steamship Europa, for Liverpool via
Halifax will close nne O'Clock omorrow "wednesday
morning but she wlinot sail until about noon.
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
Morgan and servant D Syme. de Oliver, @ Cook, T
Gallagher yernsl X Kerr, III Alsobook q Leduze,
Sarra Arnold aud nurse and stau con.
shg DR. Peters, Lieut. James aud servant Lieut. Crosby
and lady Mr. A Moss, Sanborn, Mr. Marsh and lady
Paymaser spadipg and Secretary Paymaser Waiaon,
Jno Hurry woolf, ID Shannon, Jn0 Marshall Aaron
and 30 IN the sieerage, from Havana.
DEPARTURES.
KEY WEST AND New oRLEASe-Steamship Bio Bo-Car-
neal burke Charles Lee Messrs Roydhouse Murphy Fri
ssn Aoss Sgsb baI ana Sls Sapp w mo &
MIR uiauel, Miss Boyntoa, Mrs Andrews. Mr. cheu
ys9 BaTgep d T. GHnss Sa aud we oda foSsa W
Eansrds ards Putney. Jones Bernard sannsrans. u
cey and maid, LorSer. Marmiion : MeInNH, John
n Pore Mernfc nd