New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

sottb CAROLINE NOODAAN
be-, ls57 before pe.on-y caao cArOiiae "oodm.D whs
By duly o ,Si f y; %EF 5d: mi or s Peace
Mr.. Brady cad the annexed
AFFIDAVIT Of NR. AERRicK.
(s.y and County N Nets Fork 20 pi.ThoI,s z. ysnick
aid fy efDs dy . y s1' y mssf 81 ,s
poutnt well acquainted with Oliver o. Woodman OF Ne sOr
'ap % Ys .. .n ma. s9i nos,d ha ss ana
net, firm az the c5lGdsntal end. and coespOnd
Fcworlesns about the hof :sser ls57 that before
leaving here ,,d woodraan to eponsnt that he hsi
Sequence her ben: excited wandering state G mind.
o5t ,e b very otbls there and &c hoped th,tqs
S 81 a a ss e % ns e, md n ey @
yeHr b. intended TO get her brother or one meme Of her
glch Is in hs.i2p ns.f yskssuIs ;h.t " mother Of said
p.poaep further saith tina. lie h.s hsd tsegrspsc comnuni
with he husband ot,sd Caroline Wosdoa mat
has ben informed through sneh eeg sphc information
brother OF d CsSiae ae' left Ms home Or the express par
Vi coming % fos an4 takn hert tae homo Of her
psg,us that sd brother is b., tts city 10
Ipeced 60 snd aponent believes VIII arrive mere before
And deg, en riher says Thai Mers Emerson Prchsrd
lave been The s, sa'i'.s and sad ~oodm.n fer
between As Wojdusn ard GARDNER Errn.ss became
N tSerso md Tat S. I
spon berg informed that said GaISo.r gunes ins
So S.,: :dpa. up p, a 81 ted
them to take ebaze of this mater on teh Of Mt WsOdosn
and poy s1aitosl counsel II hey tho sht pfop@r
That dPoneu' has ben inerned .nd beev's Gardner
F9rsss sr.,sd, 10 an unmarried in way related
sts aid Caroline 'nd there s'ts s'weea the :Aa taos'
her hD.bsf the stonees, hostility, 2. E2RICK
Affirmed TO before me, October 3D. 1851
D. HoBAET Commissonsr Of Deeds
Mr.. Busted moved 70 strike cut certain portions Of
the affidavit of Mr.. Merries. Judge Roosevelt over.
ruled the motion. Mr.. Busted excepted TO the de-
oision.
Judge Roosevelt inquired ii the lady bsd any
relatives near btre who could represent her.
Mr. Baseed-We are her counsel.
Judge RoVsevelt-But | suppose hat you are no. .
relative by blood or marriage
MIR. BusteeJ-l was born In Ireland, Sir, and sup
pote that makes me cousin german to the whole
world lLsuebterl
Judge Roosevelt said bis objec. In making the
inquiry to ASCERTAIN if there any person here
who could supersede this institutions 10 the care OF the
la6y Until the brother arrived.
Mr.. Brady-She has no relatives h New-iork, bat
for some time she vas at The residence OF Mr. Merck
hr. Busteed-For that matter sne was an inmate 81
TIE residence Of Mr. FuIIess. or for three or four
weeks. A. rtradIciDg me Allegations in the eiijs-
Wits arr return he ssd be should read the letters of
Mrs Woodman 10 Mr.. Fu-ness.
The first vas read by LII. Busted without the
pr ssiors Of eEdesrmeBt c0ntains in o. ant Mr. BrGdy
objected that they W. 70 rot faly read. M. Busted
Iesd the second verbatim ~ written.
The etieis are a. feows:
M. WOODLANDS LETTERS 10 NR. rCEsTss IRON TIE
ASYLUM.
tbope 20 POS. u .con.
a7 DEAN GAEE: wrote 70 Jon twice in New York
tUt you I'D the rtfsra s3cs nave
he insane ssy b. Dir Se
feysgA" lie xsd " he world do al be AID - mis-
IN Nsg.Yois permit nr.e 70 aaJ nsaseI q MI
family Ny efo:hsI tsed ., NJ keJsis saw LIs .hrOpgh