The New York herald., 1851-12-27

yrsm The tins this u.hapy saAir xas eoncludsa -
shs always dOes With sdnirsbls discretion, met ur-
Kind and oOnsssrats and nothing IN his conduct svss
warrant for angry feelings or unknd treatment He
thinks he has made for some high prns
am persuaded that both parties are stn warmly e.
tachsd to one another hs,judsing BY his looks has su
last few months shs not less sfstsd These thisss
I'll considered make this separation appear mystery,
OF thing can assure YOU your daughters honsr
u unsuled No breath Of suspicion touch II, ard
all who know her WIN bear testimony IN her favor 1hs
each, which, Is pleasing to MT Forrest and to
her ast must be gratifying to you to know No effort
1 hold out the hope of q successful issue. ~
Virginia with Mrs Forrest Margaret remains at her
former lodgings her baby fine child All are well ID
Mrs lawson joins me in kndest regards to Mrs. Sin
snd that you hssr these % nss with n
is the present hope Of dear sir yours very truly
witness continusd-1 sent Mrs Forrest COPY Of tina.
letter. called her afterwards to get the copy
and asked her she approved Of it, she approved Of all
unsutsd she said why speak Of that which nobody
ever doubted" and answered were In her Mther's
would ne be ha e
efforts to bring about reconciliation always said II was
working in the dark ar knew not what did y was
when Robert Garvin made his statement before
Mr.. 6edgwick
QAre you able to say, from anything thst occurred
whether he testified willingly or reluctantly
Mr.. OConor objected.
Chief ustioe-Anything that was said or done would
be competent, but don't like evidence of manner
Q-What was said BY aarvinf Al said to him that
he had not told ALL thought from the expression Of
bis face and BY his referring to other persons than
The Chief Justice That Is not evidence. Q-what
reference did he give. Ale referred to Ann and
Swiss servant being the house lam acquainted with
Mrs. Forests handwriting
Four notes produced I have no doubt these are in
Mrs. Forests handwriting
Q-what was Mr. Forests feeling uniformly towards
his vie?
Mr oConor This witness osnnet testify as to Mr..
Forests feelings He has already testified ths. bs
treatment was kind 1t is not for this witness to an
swer question which goes into Mr. Forests heart and
mind
Mr. Van Buren, said he supposed it was competent to
&c Chief Justce-show , anythips that he did.
Q.-Whst wasM Forests feelings towards bis wife
Chief Justice-You cannot put It in that form That
would be making the witness to enter into Mr. Forests
Q-What we're his acts up TO January 40,
Witness = With scarcely an interval. always kind
always eonsiderate.
Q.-What was his love for her.
Mr.. OConor objected.
e'-What we're his acts Of love towa,ds her
Ale always spoke OF her with great kindness; ne
would often say I" wonder what Kate would say Of
this?" remember when the dinner was given to Mr..
Forrest after his return from Europe, he came to my
house and spoke OF incorrect Of his speech
which appeared in Of the papers he very much
excited and said 81 wonder what Kate would say to
this:''
Odd he not love his wife devOtedly previous to
that period?
Mr. OConor objected and said--I don't believe il nv.
self and don't want Mr.. Lswsons evidence on it.
Chief Justce-Speak of his acts.
Witness-I have feen him hang at the piano
when ehe was singing; and heard him praise her hand
work; was at Mr. Noorhies' farewell party; have
Mrs Forrest smeke; when of the guests
Mrs Forrest gave segar of tobacco; she said they
had been given her by some person; she also smoked
part Of sgsr that evening" dont remember that she
said who the segars came FROM the box was onethird
full; she said it was present
Mr. Van BureD then read the following letters Of Mrs
NV DEAR FRrsNp:-I going to ask you favor and
rely your refusing If it should you the least n-
convenience. want S25 Margaret viii have some in
Two days and will return 1t to you Or failing that GER
tainly on the lst hope you viii pardon for thus
N en- your friendship but there are not many
present circumstances II you this BY you do
not take anv further trouble about It, and think fur
see by the papers race comes OF to- day so presume
may hope to Madame aud her cavalier to morrow
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
NY DEAR s,n-I have just received yours Of this
morning. and shall be most happy 20 Mrs Stevens
%Gs.0. at any s aaos the day or 4 she oannc:
able to get out even by that time am .orrv - nv
hat YOU weres much better Judge than Twas Of the
effects Of s. save been suffering rather severely
% IN y nS Of
few. What you say of our California conversation
nave only 20 reply, OF course shal not mention It.
Matters here are In statu quo Pray come aud us
soon Very truly vours CNF
Addressed, A. Stevens, Esq, 1s3 broadway.
Nv DEAR sIR-I have just received your note. a.
was about to tell you (by note) that il will be impo..
bls for me to to Bridgeport Ny cold IL very bad;
and but for engagenens Of standing should give
up and go TO bed To morrow am Engaged during all
the early part Of the day, and indeed, my throat and
chest are not in q state TO venture upon the water
shal send Virginia on Thursday. hope you will come
and gee me soon-aby evening after to morrow
With kind regard tc all yours, always truly,
N.F
Addressed, Andrew Stevens, Esq, vsstry street
FRIpAy, aP. NJ.
NV DEAR FaIkNp:-I have just received yours of this
morning and shall be most happy to see you ami Mr.
valentine on Monday evening. You possese, think a
sort OF knack Of knowing precisely what one most
wishes. 1t should rain may hope to you Sun
day. Truly yours, my
The first ana fourth were not addressed to eteyens
and were without envelopes
btng now paet four o'clock the Chief Justice an
nounced that a. his attendance would be required In
another part OF this Court general term Saturday
ne would adjourn the trial OF this cause 20 Monday
morning
hr Van Buren moved for, and obtained an sttachment
aga ost ThomssN. Carr, witness, who did not attend
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock Monday morning.