New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

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! she would come into the kitchen. inquire If Mr..
Forrest was home and II the library door open
II II was shut she would 90 up stairs TO the a,lc
on one occasion Mr. + Invited her 10 dinner when
she was done she went up stairs there was no
company thought it strange Mrs F. told me II
was at the in,ercesHon OF Dr. Gray and Mr. VAIN
wright. 70 make Up between Mr.. +. and Mrs. V II
possible knew before that OF Mrs. VS. marriage
she came there one very stormy day she had slipped
and hurt her, ard when she took of her coat she
said 10 nee was looking at her said, Yes you are
growing stout she replied, Yes, have been mar
ned some time
The Court thought the testimony was irrelevant.
bit Mr.. OC. thought they had better 60 on
was at the house when Mr. and Mrs + retained
from Philadelphia the conduct of Mr. and Mrs +.
appeared 70 De about the sane Mr.. Nathaniel +.
Willis visited the house when Mrs was packing
up her Clothes 1914, go to England, she said she
expected gentleman to call at O'Clock, and
sppt artc confused. and thought It strange when
met Mrs. +. In London she talked 8 great deal
about Nr. Willis, going 70 the opera, and so on,
At o'clock on the day mentioned the servant told
Mrs. r. that Mr.. Willis was In the drawing room,
and she went down and remained ABOUT half an hour
when she returned she appeared to be flushed, and
arranged her hair said she was afraid Mr.. would
be home In England she talked great deal about
Mr.. Willis said he was very classic IN his ideas
about ladies' dresses, and he arranged her dresses,
and one time he kissed her shoulder when Mr.. +.
was IN the ROOM and she was frightened TO de tth
Mr.. Wills had been in London before | got there.
and had gone ~ Paris nothing further was said by
Mrs. r asto Mr. F.s seeing It after our return VIZ.
Wills called often at the house-not when
Mr. Forrest was at home sometimes he called
In the morning and sometimes in the after
noon and III the evening one time, on very stormy
day, Mrs. +. said she expected him at O'Clock
said he would not come, but he did come after he
was gone Mrs. w said he had kept his engagement,
she said whe there Mr.. w. said he heard footstep
The piazza, and she SAID she opened all the blinds
meC ately, but did not see any one on one occa-
sion in the evening. when returned from lecture
or prayer meeting, asked Robert, ME boy, II there
Was any one IN the house, and he said no, when the
bell rang, and Catharlne. the gul, said Mrs +.
wish, TO see me | saw Mrs. +. IN the hall she
said Willis up stairs, and she wished him 10 be
got ont without any one seeing him | said well,
sir Forrest was out OF town. IN Boston, believe
It was between and 10 O'Clock IN the evening
stood 10 see no one came fron the kitchen, and he
went out OF the hall door he was IN the
habit OF coming very famlliarly one time she
wanted TO 60 out and had been waiting for
him, and she left a note, and SAID there
was pen and ink TO write If he had anything TO
say 10 her he said there was no answer
she made different remarks about hun al OIL
ferent times do not exactly remember what
am acquainted with Mr. Richard Walls he was at
the house two or three days believe Mr.. Forrest
was not acquainted with him Mrs + and MIS- '.
were about going - party at Mrs watson s. III
Taenty frSt-St | believe heard a noise ana the
servants laughing, after they were gone came from
my room the servants were IN Mrs FORESTS dress
ing room, standing IN the dark laughing kooert,
the &C ok Mrs. VS. nurse, and the sewing giri
lights were burning in Mr.. Forests library; MIR and
Mr.. rs bedroom is adjoining, where there was
light also went to put out the light in the library,
when Virginia said you must not, the Is com
ing 10 give NE a lesson | said then VIII put out
the light in Mrs. F's bedroom, and Virginia said,
YOU must not go there, gentleman IS there. young
Mr. Willis. and he is going to teach her her lesson
in the library went IN the kit hen and inquired OF
the servants did not know he was in the house,
but the servants did, Robert did next morn
ing after breakfast, Mrs. Forrest was writing
in the library, and | asked her who was the man
4 iat aVHth oh
Mrs F replied good God, who said so !" said all
the sery ants said so she then told me that Mr.. WIS
friends wished HIN TO go home, but ne hai great
desire TO remain IN New-io and pass the christ
n as She said Dir. w. called day before, and she
sand she glad he was gone at that time, she
said he was in the next room, IN the spare bedroom
60 not think Mr.. Richard Willis came to see Mrs
Forrest Mrs. +. and MIR. V. went OUT and with NJ
w went out. | asked Mrs. L. who made Mr. WIS
bed and tmpied his slops, aud got his breakfast
sbe was IN hurry gong out IN the carnage ana
said never mind !" he dIned as was told by Rob
.rt at the public table Mr.. lbbetSon, Mrs. n L.
Willis, Richard Willis and Mr. VOORHEES, were mere
that evening they were singing and drinking wine
DID not come down that night again ABOUT
O'Clock in the morning heard a loud laughing and
Sad an Sha III Is al has Sss she Sad
be en- sitting up all night, amusing ourselves, ana
Robert has gone for the carriage, and is going u
make an excuse for Mrs. Willis for staying out
all Light i" MIR. Forrest Was In Phlladel ph,a
Mr.. Richard Willis left that night Mrs F. and Mrs.
V weIt OUT with him, but Mrs. SAID he did not go
t. BIS tIotheI's never saw Nr. Richard WINS
here but then cid not observe anything as to ms
room. one morning. IL the dining room, saw all IN
cCIfusion-e.ass broke, and Mrs F.'s purse, ana
glove bnd an aud things laying about the room
MIR Ra,moId VINO was III the haolt OF visiting
tneie Mrs r ard Mrs V. had been out together
the previous evening asked Mrs +, IN her bed
room. huR things came TO be 80 about she SAID she
sent ~ put out the gas, ard her loot sllpped ahd
she ftll. and knocked toe things about Mr.. Forfes.
cas aWav-I hunk In Boston We had no servants
NJ that tine except Mrs. 81 nurse and the sewing
eIFl believe Mrs V. lived IN GTeat-Jones-st, nut
ste aiways lived a. our house when Mr. + WAS
away the carriage that took VII. away ~ouid
bTirg MIs V and her nurse back MI. r. would no!
s.e ber when ne returned Mrs. I knew when NJ
was coming. and Mrs VOORHEES, previously went
away Mrs Forrest tod me Mr. RAYMOND Vas
friend of her SISTERS ne used 90 come there ire
oueLt,y one time Mrs. + said she expected Nh. H.
and they oIed together Mrs. I. IN gong up stairs,
tIpped and she SAID spfainei her ankle and asked
ne 10 get some linlment Mr., X. was there, IN tue
hall and asked him to GO into the dining room she
asked n TO get some brandy and hot water she vas
wing on the sofa about 40 O'Clock ia the evening
Mrs told me 10 tell the servants 20 20 10 oed anu
90 myself said, Oh no, VIII stay anu heif you Wy
stars To bed she said oh no, for n. TO go went up
stars my rule was Rot 10 go T. htd ti ~ O'Clock,
and | went 70 my room next morning MIS- 4 sent
Tor me she was on the top OF the stairs and SAID,
"Oh that wretch, devil has stayed all night, ana
she did not wish him 10 go TIL he had mai some
breakfast =" | asked her where ne ga sleep .
she said IN the open room repled tAeIe was
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there had been some clean clothes brought home dni
placed on the Deo and asked her vnaI became OF
I. an and she said she had removed them 10 the
table she said Mr Raymond toek hold OF her pet,
tcoat a. he was going TO bed, and asked 1t she had
a I'm n+ttlcoat Il the pettcoai among the
clean clothes which had been highly statched nus
COW atom on the stairs got some breakfast
and he and Mrs F. went out afIerw Yards In the car
,,,oe and returned Mrs Worries was not there
,hen: Mr. Forrest was away from the CITY AZ tae
time believe he vas rot acquainted VIII M nay
mopd Al the, time The bed III the small room ap-
peareo 20 be the same only the clean clothes taken
II snd placed on me tabs II was mattress aho
nllows and comforter but 10 pillow cases DO NOT
Low hat mace Mrs +. sleep IN 4. night; She was
uerftcty we'll III the morning one Saturday evening
Nr + was gong 10 party and hr Raymond came
IA While Mrs + was dressing DO not hho" no ne
cnme ia she asked me 70 go IN the carnage 70
B,oat nav with her, to get some things, AID went
IN stairs 10 prepare, ana on coming down iound ner
black velvet dress which VAS exceedingly ugh! iss-
,eped | asked Ter who fastened 1t she SAID MI
Ravmond sad something, aud she replied =. Inere
"a 10 harm VI tina; !" she invited ar Raymond 70 90
with us III the carriage, dress AM go 10 Mrs ~
h. acifp.d ~ latter. and the Cartilage SET