The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-03
Movements Of travellers.

Movements Of travellers.
The arrivals yesterday exhibited increase over
the few past days; and since the weather hiss become
favorable and the advances still further
accession may be expected
AmrsicAs-W. Wsllcott, Ohio; Charles Levi Wood
bury, so.'on D. Davis Providence Slater Norwich.
phis A. G. Ricnarls ' Eoss.rSam ''1 H. o''
A'roa-A. stewart, West Lake; W Van Denahve.
Albany 7 Beckwfh. Providence; Marshall Pnila;
burg t Alhbone, Phila; Allen, Bornsiesd; N. Jay,
Ry.; " kobb Boston; Mr. Long, d.; J. Burrows, Con-
Ds.e ) NJ J. Batch, Providence; r Lippsu 80; X.
Greene dos Barry Boston; J. Chandler, do; Polock
Fairfield J. Glover, do; Barnum U 5 A; M CAMPING.
on oswsko; 1hs: Coleman, Troy; Eaton. Baltmorei
mondi T Kelly. BALTIMORE r Noni.' phiisd; s,oS.s
do; II Baldwin. Orleans; Pratt Baltimore.
vsmont Tbo. of Hs n0s'on hie, Greene
Browne, do; d Newsom, Virginia: j. Bonner, Provt
dence Eli. RishmOnd Va; swsepso., North Caro-
J. Tucker, Norfolk; NJ Walker Mary land; c. Brush,
Wilmington; Hensrv, Philadelphia; W Morris. do; NJ
Newhai Vrgnia J, Lewis Philadelphia; Capt Luce
FaAsKL,sG Price, Fishkill; M. Gibon Philadelphia;
Peekskill; r. Comfy PhiladeIphis r. Cornelius. DO; r.
squirss, New York; j. McCarly, Red Hook; Msthsr,
jones' quincy, III; C. Bull. DO; 01 Taylor, do; nd
dell, Alabama; J. Wilmington. Cincinnati; G. Fisher.
HcwAnD-s. Keynon, Philadel phia; J. Henderson. do;
W. Brent Saugerties; w. Hammond, Boston, Law.
rencs, do j. Brodhesd, do; Pearcs, do; HsrDdon,
w j.
shield, do T. Gaylord, Connecticut c. Msrshsl ysns.
ca; Babcock. Brockford; Mariner, st Croix W. l.;
Mr. Hoiiord. do; j Trumbuii, Alabama; s. Fisnsssa,
Bardlsy, Boston; r. Parker, tond.n NJ. robbins Bur.
do; Hoe. Weston. N. Y; CAPTAIN Jeary. New London;
C. Winslow. Boston Dr. Moormsn, White Sulphur
springs; W; Paterson Phils Captain Sherman, dol
JuD.es-w Therwall, Boston, J.. Tyler, do, c. Joy.
l. Hunt, New Haven; Higgins, Boston; Z. Goodrich,
Hartford, T. Littlsaeld Phisdelphia; w Livingston DO;
Cincinnati; ). Babcock, New Haven siias Chapman.
Hartford
RArHpyr--F. Rae. Philadelphia; A. J. Chsever, do;
Tompkins, Camden; w N White. st. Louis.
BRUTAL OUTRAGE AND DEAru.-Coroner Do
Secor was called upon to hold an inquest, oa
Thursday ofsst week the body Of Mrs Sarah Foots,
who died on the morning Of Thursday, the 10Th ult Of
animation had by Drs. J. c. Gorton, Gibson and
T. Harris at the late residence Of Dr. Dan Foots upon
body Of the deceased in the absence Of her husband
Bennett Esq OF counsel for DR. Foote, appeared before
the coroneI's jury and George NJ Smith, District A.
torney assisted by NJ Hyde, ESQ., the part of the
people. The evidence which called out on the
animation created and will tend to create great excite
mcn In the immediate vicinity of theeceased and else
where in this community. And for fear that the many
stories aoat the subject may pjure the accused and
prejudice the minds Of the community. and wound the
feelings Of relatives and friends havo taken pains to
obtain from aireabe the substantial pcs the
case as disclosed before tho coroners jury The de-
ceased was native Of New Jersey, and Der maiden
name was Sarah Gordon. She was married to Dr. Dan
Foote about thirteen in Chsuauque county.
by whome has four children DR.. Foots for several
years past has been practising physician and surgeon
~ South New Berlin, aud for years member of
Baptist Church OF that place, together with his vile,
who continued to be member in good standing up to
he day her decease Dr. Foots had been for some
three years past excluded from the church. In
consequence of gross misconduct appears that Mrs.
Foote Of proud and nervous temperament
but OF mild disposition in her emily, and Of exemplary
Christian character and beloved by all her friends and
ocqusntances Dr. Foo,e not in any addict
ed the of ardent spirits proved by several
witnesses the examination that Dr. Foote, for series
0 years had been in the habit OF whipping beating and
bruising the deceased, SO much co. that about three
years ago, when she was about to enter complaint
* inst him for the abuse she had received the Elders
Il the church inter fersd and brought about temporary
ion The IL ures the deceased ed from
husband, and the Of her death inh ctsd
probably about four weeks ago under which she nger
sd and died Drs Gort0n and Gibson testified TO the
appearance OF the body Of the deceased and to the
numerous and bruises upon her She In fsot
literally pounded TO death Both hal been called upon
her in her last sic knes aud both
her death in consequence Of the buses
and Injuries upon her person. Socn afer these Les
inf ed the deceased exhibited them TO several
female friends, and related the manner In which they
received The prime pat injury, as testified by the
cons, and which was Tie immediate cause OF hei
death, was upon the lower part OF the abdomen and
looked il inflicted by the heel of boot. One wiines'
before the coroner eshe1 t. h9viIg seen Dr. Fooo u
October last knock the deceased down, ana stamp anl
lick her white down; and il j. more tas probable thai
tuis bruise inflicted In this Dann-r The coroDerh
jury, 6fer patient and Icing nves;g alton, came
me conclusion and so found, that tho deceased Sarah
Eooie cameto death by blows and IN ries ndictsd
| upon her person by her husband, Dan foote." Tho
| above statement il furnished by gentleman who wal
connected with the examination before DR.
Foote tho perpetrstor Of This brutal outrage still
large althoug officers pursuit., who Will doubt
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