New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18


tables, have enough TO DO 30 sI;end 10 nv an 1t
was between aEd 10 O'Clock Nr. F. wAs not ia
US bedroom he came IN While Wss tae-e he
sometimes rose very early, and walked several
miles before breakfast tue BEG vas Uate mp. DO
not know how It came So whether toe glrt hsi been
the-e % u BE /. up Or nOi 30 noi ttcOeC 81 1y n az
particular that occurred = Norfolk did not chNSe
my mind loTsd Mr. Forrest aad love n II no " n
nv heart and followed his fortunes, All NO4ld uo'
say anything voluntarily 20 hurt him, but sm pow
asked ore Stious on my OAtn. ani must snsxer dit
not lCok into Mlss Cations bedroom never inter,
ere With TIC acieS s. Forrest smc INTO thc par
Tor rom the ball a. came from tae BE- iIOon twas
I common. II al times 70 take supper - - Ard
O'Clock IN 1914 had left Mr. 7 3 service. ana was
. manager az the Taeater IN Providence Mr. 7. AID
/ Miss { performed 81 engagement there thsJ were
AZ EaEe's Hotel, and occupied. IS before, par.or
ana tyO bedrooms. snC took thcir meals together.
srppec there with them on one occasion 60 not re
/ collect having called upon Nj +. there "a the
I mGTulns never expected 20 be called as
witness here. the time alluded 30 N Norfolk.
/ VAS n 1912 Mrs. Forrest was rot at Providence
With them Miss Clifton ~sS about - OF 70 ears 81
aee heard Of her death and sorry for . 0cca-
| sioneliy called 81 MISS C's house IN WhIe 8
made avery splendid dress for her n her part OF
! Motamo,a have dined With her gentleman @as
usually present DO not know who he wa 81" Mr.
| Forrest there on one occasion before h went
| England the last tine think IN 1914 4 was abou,
| - oc.ocA Miss C. Was IN her room. she was not
| m but down she Was lying IN bed sac had sent
| for me erd inquired for her. snt she allied me
! seeing her IN bed, ard being q modest old man,
backed OUT. but she called me back and some ioklng
EXPIRE ssious passed got the order she sent me cor
on gong ont Isaw Mr. Forrest IN the hall he asked
! me vfo,e IS Joseph the Ncred she was
| upstairs. ard Miss Clifton hearing his voice called
| 70 lIm AID Re wtnt W and went out. cannot say
wiener NiSs '.ifcn was dressed or I she was
urier Ire clothes except that saw one 0f her legs
sticking ont. ana hat had stocking on Il bat no
shoe. at he rafto the leg saw was covered md
rot observe # there were my pictures hanging up
| re'er take notice OF any hing Of that Kind when
! 20 % q ItiY bedroom.
Nr Van Brrsp hid nothing in cross examination,
/ ~ ask tire wIfnes- and he was told he msh, 80.
Mr. O'ConOs read rom case 20 show that gene
rai circumstances without time ot date, IN cases OF
divorce. are admissible 5 evidence
Mr. orc offered, ~ evidence, mortgage, &c. OF
NJ I'm Aug 1870. IN which he stated himself 20
be a c.fi7cu o. WsSchesfer COUNT. also oxempild.
eaton - n COP p1int for divorce by Nr = against
Mrs = "a Philadelphia, on m Aug. 1859 ard citing
Ms F. 20 appear there II charges her with cSinl-
nai1y, and also states that Mr. r. has resided IN
penrss lssnla more than whole year, from "a
Aug 1870
Thtoaors ScSriae,. swom-U Have hnowa Sir =.
several years.
9 Was 'h,' paper prepared at your Office AMI
Objected to- Witness said he was counsel TO M.
/. and does not wish to testify any more shan he =
compelled 70 do.
Tie paper shown Is i copy OF paper preparec IN
M Office. ttae application, &c)
Wn l.. SticHgck, swOm-The notice Is ia VIZ.
rosses hand writing made affidavit ot services, and
that Il was copy OF original; suppose 4 was so
The original vas said by Mr.. orc not to be on the
files at Harrislurch THE object OF the inquiries
was as TO residence The Court thought the copy
was rot the bes, evidence, and the paper MAS not
admitted
NJ Blttg, reca'led-Is acquainted with Mr.. rs
hand whiting SUI pose the letter shown to be his
Riouvoxp, Va, March 90, 1912.
Ny DEAR WIFE close here tomorrow, and go
10 Washing tonihence to Norfolk, for TX nights DC
me above Is the substance oi what M OC. re nj,
the object teirg he said, 10 tx the time Of Mr. rs
beng u Norfolk
NJ O'Counor said they would he,e rest the
sir. Van Buren, said he wished TO submit to the
Court. on the Issue on which the plaintiff has held
Tie aiHmatye, that 1t 90 10 the jury and be passed
upon before commoIcrg the issue ON the part IN
Which he doioAcaEt holds the Affirmative. lie CON
slIered there as 40 cydenCe on which The jury
could and that Mr.. +. is guilty OF adultery.
The Juige was in doubt rs 70 whether there vas
NJ proof OF Ny r being guilty OF adultery. Ia refer
,nce 20 The affair 70 Whi,est. and the other stua-
lions OF M + wl'h Miss G., while there IS no
doubt of the prcpiioy general rule OF excluding
cou,sGSiaLs. bst 4nokinR over The work adnis
slohS are allowed N particular cases. and II adj
missions Here made b. MIR. Whtly or others, As 10
the occasions spoken %. II may possibly be admitted,
lie wished Counsel, on both sides. e, look At
he subject and Counsellor defendant to look at this
book. (>he.ford on Marriages and Divorce, p 22O
TOP paging -sud the COunse! 20 asSIs. me IN con-
tiuslOu - morrow. u IS desirable That nothing
Should lie t0re ty " hrh the expense and difficulty
e. another teal WoulI have ~ be repeated. Tie
would no, consider thc Re ,tmODy Tor plaintiff closed,
ard the defense could proceed with the case III
reeUnce 10 the part IN winch they have the ahfma-
u,e--lthe charges by Mr. I against Mrs F.
Mr. Van asked That the plaintlH be required 10
close their testimony, or they would all be az sea
aeau. TIE JUDGE said they must keep at sea So
.OHg az Justice required 4. MIR Van b sad he would
lay with tie Court smile from the audience but
Ae thought tie plaintiff iould be required 10 close
lis testimony he asked ID IN the Affirmative they
would have night 10 open and close Mr O'C. sad
u sSingie suit that plalntlh opens and closes
rs to the closns point he Court reserved IT. ts-
cisiCn
Nr Var Buren, inrn orened he case 0n behalf OF
~ Forfos. ne scfoncd To tie IDEA Of Mr. orc ,
taal bat ll'lic moe would be required - cnnInsfe
Mr. Nnen q charge haf been made IA such 4
wholesale maj er he inoret some - 50 az! wouil
De- shown. wbcio his whole life had been tnrown
,gen. TIE charges by Mrs +. against M + 4,
uAcer oath. IS mlfcqreiT - Ia Josephine Ciiton
T. 1870 In years before this complaint was hicf, and
WHO died long tcfOre any difficulty between Nh aId
MIs l. Joe Aine Clifton was married before her
,caih. Her character, when hyng was nee from
ghv stigma rrCh 4s Is charged. yet Mrs. T. charges
fcr ia acl lifIY Ah AT a. "a lolu, lol2 1915 ahu
~ ~ particular DmLs and gene raj charge Ia re-
lalon 20 le- Thee charges agans. dead, by q
i've woman, nc mace IS &c one who IN lie sls slhed
a fair character IS there dny thing SHOWN which
even reflects upon Aer character. They we're oo1h
C.gaPCG n hsa'Tlca life, performed frequently To-
getIr H. tho same pieces and II vas natural IN re-
healSsisard otherwise ihoy should often be together
and the cbsrge Of ilrs i against b ghly fe,pec,
atie female. wlCm / VIII Lot name and who' ~
acrCsment "liA Counsel, las been STUCK 1Eom the
complaint. Il Wl. Le ssoWH that The friends OF hrs
T. published ttr charses against Mr. N the ue"t-
r4pers and rae arsL animation we hat 81 . was
through The lfY papers. Charges have also been
made B. Mrs against hr Tor committing adult
tsry win Caroline lIge'soll. another q no. 02-
Houston 81 also II years before. At house west
SIDE Oi henJ - 1s0 as - An1a DeIpsey some
tine called Hrs. FLOWERS, whose characlcItAe Coun.
eel N opening attempted to blscken. md who Will
he an important wines N this case also as 70
Nargaret li3;On IA Market, near C.iEion-st. also,
a. 70 a woman in ThomaS-st, and az 20 several
/ women. Al times ard plsces Unknown. al made by
Yrs uICer Odin. on information and Dehei. yes
r.tA particle O, them attempted 20 be proved, and
showing that e ~htie ~s base 81 aidef NJ
Forrest has be'> continually watched, Hith ihe nope
I aLo!lg sOnt lh'Ig against him.
a. To he case - Ar. Y. as the counsel sad IL
oreuBs Mr. r married daughter Of John sinclair,
wlosss a dTuu ner m the army, but became surg
a. ass krown-tcih he AID his vile were uniOf.u-
uaclv aoc.cttd 20 MEN sGsECe, aG tie hAolts "
uf.. ne traced = fSaTtd. this Gaze