New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-20

In the haon Of taking care Of the library but wa
never there when any company was there when
MI r. was home, and company called, he usually ~
them IN The library there was not much company
the company were gentlemen there were 10 lsiis
calltn 20 see Mr.. F.-noi many usually, to see nrs
Tour Or Afe-Nrs. Gcs@l1. Wilrs. BRYANT, Noah.
AID ,dIs l.. sou, sometime MADAM LeOeft fIon
Alabama, and Miss Lynch might have been others
Mr.. Forrest had company to dInner-ons or two
rtDtemen-almost every day bni there we're Ia hes
to dinner during the time | SlS there ont ONE or
twice there was seldom much invited company
they came N accidentally he hal I'VE gentlemen
70 dine with him the second let January vas there
he might have had as large company as TIA, a.
dinner olteIer he had some company 10 dIanef on
Sundays when Mr.. was nome # they we're there
IN the evening did not see them. When Nj F.
had company they might have stopped TIL ~ OF |
O'CLOCK, but they were friends. not considered com
pany the habrs OF Mr. F were not 10 at up late
there were four windows in the drawing room where
the blinds were sometimes closed II vas the sunny
slce OF the house they were greel blinds ,
there were TO curtains or binds inside the blinds
were KEPT shut with the Stats opened or 10 ered 10
admit light or have shade did not often have com
pany IN the drawing room Mr.. y. P Willis was
there, out did not consider him company Mrs. God
ain and other ladies mentioned, were taken into the
dTawlDg-Toon do not know that anything @as SAID
by MI Forrest as TO his library door being et open
at the time Mrs. VOORHEES, communicated to me she
was marrled, se said she was married 10 Nr. Voor'
birth little boz he was frequently at Mrs. F.'s
after~ard he was born at A boarding house IN
Broadway, near Union square, where Mr. and Mrs
V. boarded so far as know, that was Mrs VS. hrst
child at the time Mr. +. invited Mr.. and Mrs V. 10
6inDeI, Was before the child was born Mrs r SAID
tbat DR.. Wainwright and DR. Gray hal interceded
with Mr.. Forrest that he should be recOnciled
dinner but them never saw DR.. WsilwTight at
the house Mr.. F came down to dinner and went
I'D almost Immediately after at the time before Mr..
and Mrs F. went back TO England, and said Mrs.
F. went down stars and sss Mr.. Willis, and she
came up looking flushed and arranged her mar, l
did lot think anything improper mad taken place out
that he had been kissing her II bad not osen thoughl
Mrs. + vas gong away, ard he had high regard
for her as to saying nothing improper there is no
great harm IN a Kiss | thought strange OF u the
tine Mrs +. spoke Of his kissing her shoulder vas
in London Mrs w. talked foolish and silly, giri-
like, about him | thought she was much altered
the circum. lance never dwet upon my mind after
ward and did not when said 70 Mr. Harper she was
very nice lady Mr.. w had gone 70 Paris when
arrived understood MI w. had been sick IN London,
and Mrs + had taken great deal OF care OF hlm
when spoke 10 Mr.. Ii. | thought vas 10 take
charge of the house but three months l was
not going TO say Mrs W was not nice lady !
did not know anything dlerentthen thought we've OF
MI and Mrs F. then. 1t was in December, 1916,
think, when Mr.. Richard Willis was AZ the house ,
only know Of his being at the house three nignfs
from What Mrs. told me after said TO hef thaf me
servants SAID man had been there three nights az
the time Mrs. F. said Mr.. n. p Willis was up stars
and she wished TO get him out without me servants
knowing II was In the entry richard Wins ula
not come 10 see MIS- foITeet Al dil Jhuscu Iosh
what saw he paid great deal VI attention to Mrs.
VOORHEES, brought the breakfast things 90 "n rom
Mrs. IS room, supposlng them to De hers, ana tns
servants laughed, and said man was IN tue mouse
bTOue ht the things down two mornings MIS- to!fest,
Mrs VOORHEES,, and Virginia had breakiasted IN the
dining room. The night after spoke 10 Mrs +. M
Richard Willis sat up all night Mr.. l6oetson also
was there Mrs + Mrs V and Mrs n. p Willis
they all went away at O'Clock they went 10
Mir. Wis's house TO make an excuse for MIS- w
being out all night, as he would be angry, ont any
thing that Mrs Forrest would say, would maze all
night Richard went away that afternoon have seen
MI n. L. Willis and Mr.. Forrest together, but not
much they went out with others to Font Hill nave
seen MIS- Forrest drink brandy and wafer sne usual
ly drank glass OF brandy and water at night she
would send me down to get hot water, ana saw neI
drink 1t she would ask me to have some IL Vas mel
gel eral custom, on going out about or O'CLOCK,
TO drink two glasses OF VINE " was sherry sne
would talk little while DONG so ana nave some
cake have seen her do so more than hie or SIX
times { not know that any one was present as 10
Mr. Ray mond | do not recollect when mrs. saw nm
there saw him great many times dld not kno"
him. and would not but for circumstances al bne
time Mrs r. slipped or the stairs, MI Raymond
was not there be came while 1 was gone for lini-
nent saw him when he went OUT IN the morning
never knew Of sister OF Mr.. X. being mere
carried two letters to Capt. Galcrau from MIS-
and one to MIR. r. never knew OF any others she
sent TO them but there were other servants in the
house when Mr. Jameson called, only knewt was
hun from what | was told no one was present eI-
cent Mrs. r. ana tnyecII Hntn MIS- bpVhc VI
MI F. finding the letter, and SAID II 1t was any oAe
but Jameson, said If II had been the Englsn no
bleman that was here the other night she repled'
or any one but him ~ she spoke hippanuy 10 me
al times and to her she thought greal deal OF
the English noblenan being very handsome
man. and he was very handsome man tnefe
was a portrait OF Mrs. +. ~ the house u went
to Font Hill never said Mr. +. was to blame
for all the trouble nave seen Mrs Long
strap, ana lady, after the sep aration OF MIS- r >
she asked me If was her mother sud no
she said Mrs. / appeared To be A very nee woman ,
| said YES she asked me who were all the men tnat
came 10 see hes WIN hairy faces she asked me II
any one OF them was Mr. Forrest che asked "ha'
MT looked like, aud said she Eoud give anything
u see hun ! SAID he had never been mere, but ne
might be here have daughter, Mrs Damn, IN the
CITY never told her about Mrs,F as she belonged
to the the ater until Mrs + gayeme liberty TO do 50
she said il was pnbc, and might make II as pnpllc
as pleased / told her Mr.. and Mrs. +. were gong
to SEPARATE Dy mutual consent II was before spoke
to Nh Law son told her, on her asking mat u was
all Mrs Forests own fault did not speak 70 her OF
Mrs L. being a correct, good woman, nor uiu 10
Mr. UnderwOod's family told them me tlu'h Mi.
Andrew Stevens has been once, twice or three tunes
AT my house perhaps about Nj. T. I'VE OF the vines
II was about my son joining military COM
psny: Professor Hacley came 10 loth,n two or
In stairs in the hall and sat together box there
as no furniture there then Mrs. Harkley called at
the coor once but did not come IN, beng tod that
Mrs. T. not at home DIR. Rich came there
often did not see him the servants, on his coming
in would say II was him he went on. ridlng WITH
Mrs F once Mrs Rich was there once Mrs brt-
ton came once to Twenty-seconds st with her daugh-
ter in carriage and Mrs. F. told me 10 tell her she
was not at home saw Capt. b. al the mousse IN
Twenty second ST.. opened the door Tor nun twice
Mr. was not acquainted with him much they
came IN his vessel; Mrs. + Is sister was chonster
al church, and made application 10 nave Mrs. + so
understand she went down did not go 10 Mr.. IN
eerwood's house the first night We were maIried,
because he had daughter who was very mucn
ayerse 10 his being married, and We went
TO visit his relations in Massachusetts ms
age Was "a the family did not know OF
any couEtship prior TO our marriage never
made any statements 10 Mr.. Deforest; Go not
kIow who heis, it was Nr. Edward stevens and .
gentleman whom | spoke OF on the direc, OF being
there tail ] o'clock the gentleman came 10 sung
with Mrs Voorhies Mrs. y p. Willis visited there
frequently she and Mr. W. came sery seldom To-
geiher do not remember them coming togetnef,
except IN 22d-st and then only swice nave h ~.
beer busy in hunting up witnesses have enough to
60 with nv domestic business called on LaThid,
the co.Ored woman, short time since oii SO WIZ
view 10 see If there were any small DEBTS 10 tne
ne ghborhood unpaid Mr. +: asked me 10 90 -