The New York herald., 1851-12-20

II the house While Vas thsrs; carried two sssss to
other. 70 him carried notes from her to ns RsSsoaa
Q-Ths evening that you cay the English noblsusa
y. there ysu ~ yOs '.v NJ o,ls,s into ths ss
into the cellar; 1t spiral staircase, ana could sse
HIM from the very sarst come up with the gasss and
was stupid, foo.h looking EEii Mrs Forrest a.sd 70
cay she bali witted and 6r Forrest sid she wss
fool Q-When Mrs. Forrest mentioned about being
that Ens.h nSSsnsD what .a s.s nsr rspy Ash:
esid, To be spoken Of with such thing es 1smteson
and when said it had been the Engiisn no01smAn
YOU suggest the English noblsman? A.-Becsuse he
was . very handsome man-Qaushter)- )-and so he
nsss tsat Il was ali the fault Of Mr and that
Mrs. Forrest very correct LADY, have spossn to
Mrs Lonsstreet; she sne isnaisuS oha ~ pr Sns
twice; il was after the separation. Q-Did you not
speak favorsbly ofMrs Forrest to her A--she asked
me was Forests mother, and said no. she then
said Mrs Forrest emsd very nice lady and said she
was che theL asked ms who were ell those gentlemen
any of them Mr.. Forrest; replied not, that Mr.
Forrest did not there; che asked what Is he ke
and said II would give the world to hm;" replied
that she might see him; have daughter named Mrs
Dunn; have spoken very little to my daughter about
Mrs Forrest she belongs to Of the theatres
Sa mot G
e. do So Mrs Forrest said she ought to hear It, and
that the public ought to hear it, spoke to my daughter
rumors, and a,ked me Mr. and Mr.. Forrest weregong
to separate and said "yes, by mutual consent O.
pa speak to a:ua
separate! Al told her it Was all Mrs. FORESTS
own fault Q:-Did you net after The separation
va. spoken Of in the yes lso speak very favoraby
Mrs Forrest to your daughter, Mrs Dunn? A-No, sir
rest to Mr. Underwoods family before my marriageI
sncs sspsn BY Mr. Andrew Stevens U1 '.iso Aaae
called twice. Q.-Wss 1t about this business? Ale
called once about my son going into company saw
week at Mrs. Forests he came Saturday, before
the house furnished. and he sat on wooden box
wit Mrs. Forrest Mrs Hsckey called once, Mrs For
rest was not in and she never called again Doctor
Rich was there very often though l never saw him
heard the servants say when the bell was rung and the
deor opened, there's Doctor Rich never Mrs Rich
there sne there evening to tea know that
by the servant that opened the door saw Doctor
aftsr was nsrrisd don't know that she was Doctor
Devey's daughter never saw Mrs BIitton the wife
Of "UDcle Jonny," there l saw her once with her
daughter in carrisge at the door in Twenty second
but Mrs Forrest told to tell her she net at
home Captain Britton was not mu n of acquain.
tspce of Mr.. Forrest understand the acquaintance
with Captain Brton commenced by their crossing the
Atlantic with him 1 understood that Mrs. Forests
srer the chorsters OF Trinity Church. and that
she making application for Mrs Forrest to become
QWhy did you not go home to your husbands house
the first evening of your marriage A.-Because he did
not ~,sn ms iapy =, M 10 Know ne mas daughter nat
not know Mr.. De Forrest never spoke to him about
Mrs Forrest, because don't know him the Mr. Stevens
spoke Of as suppipg with gentlemen at Mrs Forests
evening, and stopping until o'clock is Mr. An
drew Stevens don't know who the gentleman was
sGs Was ne ws sSs and to Sing
FoIr ett in Twenty Second street, Mrs. N p Willis
she and her husband very seldom came together I
have not been busy In hunting witnesses for this
case have teo much to attend to at home called
on Lavinia q coored cook whom had recommended to
Mr.; Forrest ts ask her Nj there were any debts due
borhood 1 called on her at Nj. Forests request
Q-What did he pay you for that trouble A.
Nothing; would do twenty thousand times as much
for him he n the habit Of speaking to me in
his house; but If met him in Broadway he would
salute me- If asked him question, he would answer
ne; but 1t very seldom spoke to him unless was
sent witha message TO him by Mrs forresI friend
ly terms with Mrs. Forrest If you were friendly to
Mrs Forrest, how came you to tell these things to Mr.
Lawson Ain justice to Mr.. Forrest when went
down to Mr.. Lawson it wm not with the intention Of
telling him about this. OFF Lawson had not ingen-
ously drawn the information from YOU your of
justice would not have induced you to tell these things
Al don't know that; toe man who came home with
me from church one evening in the rain, was friend Of
Mr.. Howes, baker, and Miss Howes asked him to
come home with me- lent him umbrella 1t
raining. Q.-Did you ever get 1t back A-Yes, but
lent umbrella once to gentleman, and he had
the manners to return It. (Loud lsughter)
Re examined by Mr.. Van Buren.-0ne OF those two
ladies to whom communicated these circumstances is
Mrs Lent, and believe she is In court when spoke to
Mrs Forrest about what had been obliged tell did
not tell her the particusrs but said had been obliged
TO tel great many of her improprieties
Mr. Van Buren.-Did she deny tb em ct the time
Mr. OConor.-I object to that. The witness Gays she
aid not tell her the particulars.
Witness continued to state, she did In her direct
examination that she told Mrs Forrest that she had
any man take any liberties with her any
thing criminal her part and Mrs Forrest reply
that she could only give circumstantal evidence and
that her counsel told ker she would get SO 600 syes
There Is piazza at the windows in the drawing room
forget whether there is roof 10 IL; In my
ton with Lawson told him that Mrs Forrest had left
me without money and desired me to come to him. but
he said ne would not give IT, he had plenty money
Mr. FORESTS. but be had directions to give any
told him that bad been obliged to go TO the pawn
brokers' and he said Ny God did not think you had
been badly OF that and he gave $40 and wrote
to Mr.. Forrest, who immediately sent order for
$50 and 500 for the butcher-thsts all Please, may
60. (Lsugbter)
The examination Of this witness, which was now con
cluded, occupied the court nearly two days.
In consequences Of the investigation Of this being
likely to extend to the end Of the present term the
Chief Justice announced that the court would sit
Saturday (hs dsv which IL contrary to the usual
tom cf the Superior Courtsaturday being devoted TO
arguments and General Term.
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