The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

Wiling to give up the obiid, snd ssid was; Mrs.
Dempsey was with him; my blu was eighteen dollars end
PAID up to that time Mr. Raymond paid me seventeen
dollars he was very cross, and curssd and I'D the
child, and me. and all belonging to II laughtsr)i
it Qaughter)i he was the toughest gentleman ever
saw; he came In carriage; when the child taken
h he ou noble ooes don
know who don't remember whether that gentle
man had cap or hat on can't write; did not
eormunieate with New Orleans, to know Mrs Flow'rs
To the Chief Justce-The child did not go In the car
rage; Mrs. Dempsey took the child with her.
The witness not cross examined
Egbert Demipg deposed-I reside at es7 Twenty drst
street am not acquainted with Mr.: and Mrs Forrest;
know them by sight, Mr.. Forrest owns the house W
which live; my heuse is in the OF the occupied
by Mr. fcrrest II joins the line Of his lot never
and car not say could. Q--Did you ever, from thu
back part Of the piazza, see Mrs Forrest A-Yes,I
have; have seen her walking in the garden have
seen her in the house, the only place saw her In from
the bach piazza what supposed to be Mr. Forests
study 1 know Mt n p Willis; saw him at Mr.. For
the fall of the year; think Mrs Forrest with him
did not any else they were standing By the win
dow in what take to be Mr. Forests study they
Mrs. Forests waist WAS there any other mark Of
affection between them Ill did not any; think
his other by his side do not ollect parcu
larry; do not know that l could say where her
were; should think by her side QDd anything pass
between her and him! Al saw nothing; they stood
there about minute their heads eighty bent forward
and they seemed to be in they then walked
away and went to table, saw them by the gas light
which was in the centre Of the room; saw this from
the second story; Mrs Forrest left fret and walked
round the to BILE and Mr. Willis followed did not
s% TO oa bs
/ q man of family; have NOT seen Mrs. Forrest
with any other gentleman except with her husbsnd in
the garden, and there may have been Others With them
think Mr. Forrest not at hons the night saw MIR.
Willis there; saw by the papers he was away.
Cross examined-It was in the fall OF 'i5 never
IN nil ed fact o
Until now. ard do not know how they heard of it
know Mr. Lawson; never communicated to him nor
had lamp in my room at the tme was called into the
by Mrs Germans my wifes sister to lock at them;
II coc very pleasant wesi there two piazEas
to Mr. Forrest houe with green blinds generally open
Q-Could GU generally into Mr.. Forests study
Al am not in the habit Of trying but when shutting
the window, would sometimes Mr. Forrest dying
and sometimes zee Mrs Forrest this gas light lighted
the ye At is net more than loo feet from my
window to Mr. Forests house, the lots zoo feet deep
end my house AZ feet deep Mr. FORESTS house is
DEEPER have other persons there besides and
Mrs Forrest on one or OCCASIONS had acquain
lance with Mr N p willis but have known him by
sight for ak years perhaps lorger-ten years. thes two
persons standing close 10 the windo~ their ba Ks
10 the window; II Mr. Willis left saw around
Mrs Forests waist Mrs. Forrest walked away frs;
they cid not walk with his arm still around her;
she left him; don't recolect that there any other
person in the room don't recoect that tried to
there any other person In the room; could not
the whole room the space between the windows would
prevent IT. could about half the room; don't think
tried ascertain whether there any other
in the room not; my present business is dealing in
stock; net stock broker; dealt in stock my
own account three four years have been In the
chemical manufacturing business at Yorkve manufac
turing animal caIbop was at II about two years. I'M
der the firm Of Demng Colt; George Colt Is his name
. Q.-Wbat business have you been wing since!
Mr. Van Buren, objected to going into this testimony
the Chief Justice did not the relevancy but perhaps
the jury would wish TO know who the witness is
Witness continuedasnce then have been engaged
with Mr. Griffin 1872 Broadway, selling steam boilers and
engines for manufacturing business am in partnership
with him; the firm lie D. Griffin and Co was never in
the dry goods business week sgo last Friday sub
ronsed never was subrenaed before.
Mr. Van Buren-when you served with at
tachment? A.-Laet Monday.
Mr. O'Conor-Mr Lester was served with attachment
too
Mr. Van Buren, objected to these observations
many of those side observations from both counsel
during the progress Of the trial and they were very im
proper.
any side remarks from me.
Mr. O'Conor That's fact, sir.
Mr. Van Buren,. Then there is some mistake In the
Court attributing to me side observations.
Chief Justice Its improper. find gentlemen Of the
bar very much inclined to t. 1 endesvor always to
check it, but without effect.
Witness continued II have been In custody Of Of
fcer on attachment. since Monday; have never told
body else what knew have never spoken to Mr. For
Question by NJ Van Buren, Have you any idea how
knew Of this AL have pot
To the Chief Justice II believe spoke Of it to next
door neighbor.
To Mr.. Van Buren, There Is a grape vine which
covers the lower story OF Mr. FORESTS house, when Mrs
German called in she called my attention to the po
siton Of the two and asked me If knew who they were
told her who supposed them TO be- Mrs Germain Is
widow Isuppose she Is nov in Albany or Troy she has
To the Chief Justice Their backs were towards the
window when told Mrs. German who thought they
were.
Henry D. sedgwick. examined by Mr. Van Buren, de-
posed-I am attorney and counsellor at law; Mr. rheo
dorc sedgwick attorney on the record Of suit be-
AZ Ere elarUa of
case. Mr. Theodore sedgwick being In Europe know
John Kent he subr@naed as witness ip that
cause IL first noticsd tor trial In October 1885, aud
WAS at sre presume In September; IL noticed for
October and November. 1850 and January. February
March, April. May, June. and October, in lesl
Mr. OCcner did think IL necessary to 20 into the
trial CT the Willis and Forrest case.
Mr. Van Buren, said that he going to prove that
John Kent a witnsss In that to account for
kepirg him here a, in his cross examination they had
brought out about his getting money
The Chief Justice said the inquiry was right a u
Mr Van Bursn-what became Of the cause when II
csmeonl
DT. OconOr objected The Chief Justice excluded
the question
witn,f. continued Kent attended from day TO day
that trial; lie was sub5@n az material Witness Mr.
Forrest in attendance these different occasions
considered his very material and recollect
lis berg out Of town occasioni don't recolect
writing note 70 him; may have sent note 70 Mr..
Stevens for him but don't recolect where addressed
Il to.
Mr o'Jonor then read the letter No u, which was
produced yesterday but net then read
me Il
M0sD.v ArrraSo0s.
Ms DIAN Mas FoRAEsr-I meant to have called on
you yesterday ! meant 20 have addressed n note
ihroush The despatch pest this morning but the best
concerted schemes Of men and mice lyon kno~ the
rest Mr. OConor remarked that the writer had written
men hrt AID placed mice over 10 rs N in doub.
w ether mice should 60 before mer Laughter
We'll you had not been long rome. Saturday I'LL
Forr'st appeared / told him bad seen you-that
your Quatsr due, S515. lie authorized TO pay
ytu ard am ready There proyiso. You have got
$40 and there s something else. hardly know what
which Forret says in setog the next quarter vs. to be
considered Tie impression on forrests mind s that
The besrCe VIII he against you You thought as / I'M
deIstood that 70 would be Ina your fsvor
How han I send you the cg,iijus--in what size CT
notes in gold or how Your ladyship's commands
tbsll be cteysd.
see By the paper today that Mrs Butler Is 10 get
s1ctO year that is the Interest $500 at per
cent Ny powers cf locomotior both TO be taxed
You young and sale Pray why not cOndesccud on
some lcifure hour 90 fpsnd Il personally at lc6 Twelfth
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