The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-16

leFs taR several nights mare but dprine the latte
 tims he stayed openly and took bis meals dow,
 s'aiis beiose dafiag thOes three days aforesaid h,
 was s.t tne time secret. and his rneah were takes
 G S,n; sne sigm oi the day of ihe last eonyessa'
 nons MTA Forrest. MrA N. F. Willis. Mrs. voOr,
 htes (Mrs. Fosrest's sisiaE.l and young Willis sal II np all aIght; came down in the nOrainE and sas
 shem a in the hats ss4 dresses of the nlght before
 ana Mrs Fofrest sald they had been setting up all n'gal lauxhiMg and talking; when Mt. Forrest was
 shut ap eboa, 10 or | o'clock, snd eysTvbody re.
 used: but when Mr. Forrest was shs.nt, his wife
 "as n hs haba of sitting up late with geAtle men
 who called there's she would send the sesvans to bed al 10 o'clock. and remain with gentlemen in his way, and close the house herself. but one night
 aoossi four o'clock in the mosning. heard yrra, noise, and got aP and saw. by small clock, tat il fwas to0r o'clock. and lacked over the stairs and saw CaPi CaicTait bringing ap tray, wiIh bottles and glasses and Margaret Mrs Vo0g:siesl as bring lng up ptehes; Mrs. Forrest was in the library whh an Engitsh vIsItoT; dc dot know his hane, she did not E0 fO bed at all that night; during the yeaF istT Mr. N P. Wills was in the haht of com
 ng continually to see Mrs. Forrest; he used to stay
 ot some hours at time with her. with a the blinds m the drawing toom elosed the frequency and pri. Escy of ms visits attracted the attention of the ser
 wants, and on one occasion, when ke was up in the library n tbe evening, Mrs Forrest came to ne ana expressed great anxiety to get him out of the house, without the servants seeing; | then went down t0 prevent the servants tom coming up when Mir. Willis went out oi the front doS,; some time in the year lsi7 or ls4s, went np ssaifs to get an suTDbTella, which was between the hhFssy and the bed room; tried the door of the library and fourd locked. and went up stairs and in few minsites Mrs. Eolres', calling out of the bed room, asked who it was: Mrs Forrest len Mr. Forrest in tue | month ol May. ls49. or hsresboals; vent travelling Tor four months, cr thereabouts, thea she took l fss;se hSsss NS o7 s ssEsssIs sf. with 6.f sSSs ,..- fn ,S.f Mrs. Forests bed room. and Mrs. Forrest was in bed it al twelve o'clock at night. when all of sudden Mrs. NOihies came in. and wih her Psses- i sor HsckIey. of Columbia College; Mrs. yoorhies came into ihe bed room, and Mir. Haekiey remained in the entry; went up 10 the bed. and Professor Haekley went into Mrs. Forests bedroom and stayed there laughing and talking long time, P,o- lessor Hackiey had been in the habit of coming to the house in 18th street n the most familiar way for long time but one occasion, when Mir. Stevens, friead oi Mr. Forrest, called aud he was theTe be (Haekiey) avoided seeing him. and was let out of the bsseu'en' in private way.
 Robt. Garyin, MI Forests table waIteI4 eorro5o ! rates the above facts, and adds that certain oe
 casion: expected something; went up and entered the dining room through pantry that connected between the ball sSd dining room; entered 1 found M,s. Forrest half lying and half sitting in Capt. Cole raits lap with her his breast and around his neck; Ieame m they both started, and Mrs Forrest stood her feet; she spoke sharply 10 me that should come ln without knocking; im- 1 mes.taiey went out, the gas still not lighted; they very after, in ten fifteen minutes, went up Iato tue hbTary.