The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02

in her parlor IN he morning. dressed In her morning
mn no here s'i nIsoSscsa oowp,ny ~ os,
nor Furpss the morning Alter he had been ~
chambermaid OF the winnrop House, Boston, 10 bed,
soriesone TO the proprietor OF the house. that IL vas
connection, who said he wanted com oromiss ner
revenge and the ether stated 70 the that
was her husband, who came IN during he nignt--lo
Show thai the last statement made OF ,ms
u, Mrs O wooDsAsanss. H.a.n Shortly ate; you le'
o. nc 10 your bed sSo Immediately w.lhdrsw, 'h,,siog
cd and wen. the and inqu.ei whea ,hsv
n an sss s al da no
Sa's lS s,sns and lei: again na Ye1 ~ n,w
GARDINER FUsNIss. Roou M. IL
[AIr. Chiffon also begged leave TO file evideaoe seve
RAJ books, conAiniua diary KEEP. by Mrs. Tooamau.
which she entered almost every thought from 1854
the time Of the discovery rae boox. are resusr
placed on tho wpess stand and proved them ia
handwriting rbc purpose OF toe PRODUCTION OF tasse
diaries is 10 show the in which she spoke OF
dear friend ga" when she wrote 10 k,m aud whsu
sbe rccs ved letters from him largo number OF letters
were here fed Mr. Coson stasrg that the couasei
sidered judicous not TO have them mAae public So
OF hem were from New York from Boston, sad
some from Paris and other places. leaer which Far.
Mrs wrote TO Mrs W. TO shoS 70 her husband u his
suspicious, read It upon ordinary top.cE. He
spoke Of hin sister, mostly and gave tho general news Of
Nr Chiffon ao asked to read the following letter which
be said weno snoS the manner ia which Fdrniss geoe-
rally wrote tn her II was directed "Mis. 0 Woodmsa,
Bassopt Depot, M,sstssipp,,' dated November IL
My OWN DEAR BABY-How Kind and good You are my
dear Pet 10 write 10 1eSe we'd despatch. Dear
ret have never received letter marked ~" seems
dear sasy that you hive either msde mist Ike has
been ost would advise you, my dear Pet your
e'tevs In your journal Although dear Baby 1 would
kies you 10 death had here have scold you
g. FURNrss
He sso introduced letters directed to Mrs. wootrasn
rpoer Dcious names, which refereed 70 ia
letter nom MIR. T., which fet
Mr.. Plnen. fworn-Has known Mr.. aud Mrs Woodmsu
duct towards HE wife has sways been kind add indul-
GENT be never knew him to oppose her ythlng
demands we're very expepsive cuu.d mt say exscly
what her expenses were during year, knows tneir
expenses together about $40 he tla:
Mr.. WIS expenses did DO. exceed 81 500 NJ is no.cd
for hie extreme pappess in dress that they have
bet universally recognized and wife; could not
eay what the reputation Mrs. Woodmau Ne Or
leans curing lime Of the since reported iptnacy be
tween herself and Farniss did not kooR Mr. Furniss:
never heard OF him until the New York Hotel difficulty
The plaintiffs attorney here rested the case, reservug
The right TO the marriage ceri cato within days.
witness examined BY deience-Is employ cd clerk by
Mr.. Wcodn'an; coneidersd Mira Wo1dmsns expenses
been very large Considering wealth OF Mood naa
does not know anything particular In reference 70
WoednAn's private character.
The defence here stated that account OF the peculiar
any Witnesses that they would tue sse
ing 1e right 70 introduce Mrs WoodmA1s at iavl made
in Now York, which Was published in the New Orleaas
Delta at the instance Of Mr. Woodman, AUD Mr.. Wood
mans card
The Court then took the matter under adyisement