The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

VH '" VIII - oo0bs, feoollect the oxottens8
which was caused IN this city months smoe by ne
proceedings which instituted sy Gardner Fur.ss n
take Mrs Carrie woodman Of New Orleans from NJ
vsts retreat q Flushing whore she had ~.
placed by her husband.
for divorce been commeuced In New Orles.s
by NJ woodmas find the nrst day % proosss,.ss
reported In full In the New Orleans Delta Of the 2sa an
nc:-
rhs suit f,r divorce WAS brought /. tA oo,rt ,sss A..
tumn BY o. o, woodmaa against ha vie wes Caroline
Thomas The VI defendant subsequ1uus aael
in are csSsd 10 rss csss wss cssd ,ests, s..
Aessrs F0us snd CituoA Tor defendant aad Cnlson fer
pis'a, wnsa we enssesd the court room ne nra ~
Mary Barat and she acted ~ lsdy's maid to Mrs Wood
In Ne~ Orleans She sssed thas the parties 10 sAis
had the 81 Louis dOel, where Lhov
ed during tho ~Ster u 1855; NJ Furnss; he Visited
Mrs. wodGsn quite ottsn NJ her paror know mat notes
cd attention.; swo the nosrmads wore tho ha-
bS u wst0atnx; did sot spprBe krs. wsod0aa a
,s:.sr 10 Mrs wooomsn': .assr,.os; doe. no: kew
What became az Il; o1ud not sseaf 70 any Iadys hasd
.r,aoy-no. even asr owa rhs ~ttness o.n sssss s.s
might bs CossoA (cne Court OF opssoo shss IL Ne
witness could nOs nsus, dd ,hiox shs
wrote beautfu hand and there ives no want Of jvdg-
part, but prOcaoie soascioaousnsss sad
Dear Poi" d,a MOI See tho direction ns Coa decided
tst the teoD0ny refescoce 70 said letter wcud -
Ss 20. xnox nsw Sss We ;s. .r
tod ner tss. ar Furas Was cousin of ncs, thss sney
hsc been 70 school aetnsr AID thai soc fs very oasy
they os taer; ssS him 0resxfas ~n her
IN tue Cporapx Aoous ten O'clock Mr. Wood
seuessly eft tho room about seven O'Clock. sa1
man usuaiy dDea ~ four ociook In ths laAtss'
ordinary; this was in 1865 tney occupied 1--WE
doo oct -ssu; xrs woodman usually saw comoauy u
her rsvlor ot0or ssosemso there bat NJ
furnss soas nss sssa Mr. wooa 1sa 10 sre p,rs q scs
10 0,npes, p@ses saw ar r. ano with ats. W0d0so;
ssw ar. " b'eax'ass ~i,n his WIT. In tue psr.sr
Dassr saw Mf, woo11sa cime IN rneu Nc r. aud Mrs.
woodmaa we're tsgiog breakfast the door was always
closed, but couia po, ssy wU iocxed she genera "
med al Gay iu NJ, VS. bedfoS
% tor nour; Ars W ~ss aissss 10 hsr
moving Dress 81 Cressfass aOss oos Know hsW Me- p
kne~ wsep ste vas ready recsivs him; some ooses
psseeo Ioec not keoS the NJ toog.
Mary Moisture sSoru-s scquaiolcd vito tuo psrs,os a
is s.ii bss ssea Nc ,oer faru'ss dxs mos xr asa
Ars ths 4 Louis aSei in 1885, whero taey
eDs'sed eli ~tuter daos not recoiect sssog Mr.. 10
Mrs. g seosn no vcs vsrd; heard great many soso
dsous report hso good cosoce 70 waA. vas gong
90; cd no believe them, howcvor, aud soougas Mra
W. ~as much xrcogod.
o w. Hszra aas been Ia tins city si,cs 0sso-
Der lss resided por a. Esst "a noridge near Bsssa:
saw W,adm> about tho lat OF JoY 1867, at Cam
.u NY NJ "rdusr Eu;n,ss sr
met my mo hers house, cus ucs under that name;
be Wis, ~ Mrs wcoawsc every day. he vas insrodaosd
rs Vwt.r pestrian Mrs W then went ~ tho wintnrop
House, Bo.s,o; Mr. FBp,ss Continued ais visits; bg
poher is ss'er Of Mr.. woodusn; did not see Mr. ".
there a. tims; wtoess dDed with Mfs. w., IA her
room at the re nearly every day; occasion
came W the sad did wish any diunsf,
sSo s me n% a. sS IN AID c.,c
Mr. Furpss there; ne returned fe m neot bsore she
expected hm; Mrs w. toroou'-t oim for the hrse ums,
Eurpiss, Victor Oest,isu the ncKt
day uo,crr xss s-ot for sun dued Win MIRA. w.,
VINO seemed mach ted suo said she had me troubles
she scot = the at the hotel was
hsuot- s-.u.,ed sod teok the room sal
"a hsaptcd, aso wanted wHcess toses her soar-
r,.se Z, g, Oh hume heard somebody Rroan n
ttr bedroom; trok ner 60 pubc psr'or making
excuse 9ent back; tried 90 Prevent btm, the
p,dy sroso you, u ,he private pari,,; tho bedroo
divided by heavy curtsoe pui ca the curtains aside
and looked under the bed AUD saw Mr. Furnss there Mrs.
W dii rot know whether ne hsd seen Mr. she re-
qusrsed him. howevcr not I" nytn,og sb,ut wnss 10
had eeen; Mrs W thea ~ent out nome, where she re
NAMED unsii sns lett the CITY, about week After aoe
theo left New YORK.; she ,olo him tue real q
orstrsn before she eft he TOOK note from her 70
Mr. IN Boston, secrstv; soe told MIN not 20 sutioa
II; wupsss to Ns~ Yorw with her; found Mr. ~os-
there about hour suosequept took rooms 81 tAs
Ne~ York Hotel, Bsosdwav wnen 90 this boat, drs v.
excnsugcd ssosls suppsr table msu s,,.isg
her left, Mrs W told him (~heu sue found she was
as,out, large person. knows WAS not furniss hi1
n tpe saloon 40 70 twevsM nut does rot know what
became q him soer tos'; M. Fsru,s cane to tae
for her; be told Mr.. =. that that Was her room,
into her parlor xitness that NJ wished
her, out, and wauted w,ness TO leave; Acs.
w. said he shou d rcms,n dif not Ike n; Mrs scot
him 10 dnd from Mr. Merritt, ucosr street when Me-
Woodmen would be there; found Mr.. WSotmau AM Mr..
Merftt4 a. inc ON ns ott Aod
Mr. y. wss 10 MRS. We psror; Mr., 60. in'o the car
rage and rode within OF the hotel and h.n
got oot ne s.' surprised 70 see ANA sni tha he
be g out OF the carriage be sent witness back 70 Me-
Merrus 70 ask him tn como 70 ths hotel INN sdisteiy;
did 30; In about nteen minutes vent with him 20 toe ho
tel; Mr. W coming out OF the hcte he Was pae ana
exctcf and sccmed TO be out OF MIA mad; witness
ciiea and bu, parity dre ed helped her dress ana ssl
with her bali hour Mr. Merritt up aud took nor
away remained with Mr. woodman; wneu be was il Ms
Rcodmauie Of for Me-
Furnish Clothes they were lying 90 Top OF the amour
M "V wVeSmsue .r wo,dmas and NJ Ma RITZ 's' can,
hack and took mc 10 NJ Merrins house, where MRS.
woodman vas ~pess entered NJ Merrus house alone:
not u LEI any one zee MIS- and not ~ allow any ono
70 purchase anything FOE her without without wtacss'
poslecgc; Mr. aud NJ. drove out 70 tins Isfssr's
country psce and stayed three days. back aud
tered Mrs W g room and Ieft II together; ars W.
quesied him day 70 get her isu Iaou remsacl
there about four weeks under the INSTRUCTIONS " hs
uncle; on the second cay Mr.. rnome came IN Dor;
back reached New YORK on the "a OF oc,oDer: he ns
Mr. Furns then Ia iron, ~ Nbos he ss<ed 10 take
raoksge lRecognzsd the pacsagc 10 curt also cns
given tee Gays suesequent Ia one Of the packages
q likeness ~ Mr. Furuss; witness gave tscm ~ Nr.
wcodmsp and not 20 hts ~fc; has sccn sr Furuss write
Chiffon read iestcr from Mr.. Farass, enclosing
sioe from 'etsrs written 10 him b. Mrs. w. Several
othor letters read In mumbliag toae oy him We
were unable d take them down, ne AMI the csrx
fused On allow us 10 look a. theW
Crots examincd-srs Wood nan vas 81 ono time as the
Revere House. sostru, but hs mother dii know n;
ccen'zs1 Mr.. Fdrniss uodcr the bsf At the winthrop
House, his face towards hm; hal nuoh
10 say him In B'st,n always addressed him Des
TRAN s toe time gave the card N witness he asked
bin to come 10 hts room this ras susseqea 10 the car
~ ing OF the Of Ion Nes York on the
seventh o. OCTOBER. In With Mr. woodman for
Sc~ ORLEANS; d'c NOS know where Mrs. wcodmsn vs
until fe day before he left. When ne heard that she
at sanford Hall, Fsshlng Iopg 1ssnd; Mr. Wood
never ssit any ih' about u; ne learned u from
relation IN Bscokl7n. q M, know What knd Of place
vas did not see Mrs. Iinsn ~hen she csme through
New Orleans; he lass 's her at Mr. Neuick'si nevsr
say Mr.. woodman 80 hsn t~i,e during the time he
at Mr. Mcrrck =. him 90 10 her room !;
Mrs. wooaman remAusn her All the tine; does
not know Sanford fis considered private mad
house: hss seen ~ 40 sss'sd N the papers.
The deposition ~ boz p-ned Heory Delery read
merely bad reference The fast that he had takeu lee
tcrs from Furniss and Mrs wocdman st the ~ Louis
Hotel