New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-31

and rot bive It up TIL she cam. .er tNr Ravr..sf
lbEe.ithsd Should not get pay n did no, ava
up tod her cic care FOR the nav AZ ,he cA,ss
was rofiht ae money IN August he came again D.
u told Mrs. Dempsey NV friends advised ne A.
hey we're so fond O. h.yng T. 10, 10 have an. 4
trouble. snd to give = Yp looked IN the Direc,,l
and found Mr. Raymouc's Office Mrs. Demos, l
told me she would not know where 81 and htn
ne Game 10 my pace and asked II was willing 4,
give II up, ard tod him Mas Mrs Dempsey "a,
M The room WIN am ny oill then VAS tis 50 al
vas rom ne ife',orS Nay. 20 which time | lad |
bcen PAID. M RAYMOND paid 81. nothsn~ 4
much Was sad he WAS cross AMI angry SFOfe ~ |
Canned TIE child, and every one belonging 20 H. "a
me too, and said he vas sory he ever haf Alythnr
10 10 with 4 he was IS rough a spoken reute.ss
as ever Saw he came Ia a carnage / foo a.
cut, Al there was aacsaer gentleman Ia lha CO..
rage he appeared 70 he a stout sized man, nobs
locking man. 90 rot snow who he was 90 Az
AroA II he Rae a hat OF cap on did not take ary
means TO communicate v IN the mother AZ Nes
Orleans Mrs Dempsey took the Chid from m
away, and tae gentlemen went on IN the carriage
Esbert Denmg, s~orr-Reside a, 30 2ls,.S
have resided there HeallT fOur years an not a.
Qualnted with 'ir. and MIS- Forrest knos them S
sight MI Forrest Owls tie house in which lrs
my house IS on the Inc Of bis house in s2.-s, rn
mig through Can see the back Windows from Nv
house little windows eur Go not suOm II coaki
see INTO the drawing room, never tried there Is
back piazza 10 my house have seen Mrs. Fof
rest from The back par! OF my house am
seen her IN her house the only place | recollec
was IN the back piazza and what | took % be W
Forests study Know Mr.. n. i. Willis saw hir
there once IN The evening. N the fall oil the yea
think Mrs Forrest was with MIN did not see any oas
else hey were standing by the windC ~ a what
tCoS TO he MT. Forests study hey slantlnf
sioe by SIDE one Of bis aTns Was round Mrs. F1.
rests waist saw 10 other marx Of affection between
them think he otder arm by ms side 10 uei
Tecollect particularly cannot cay where Mrs. FA.
rests arm was. should think by her SIDE ss
nothing pass between them then should fhlnk ihet
stood there about 3 minute they appeared "a De n
conversation, then heads slightly bent FOR Nart th,
then len and vent round the table there VAS A s9
heht IN the room WAS in The back room. $50 ID
story ofmy house thirs Mrs. Forest leig'oe N,ndos
first, and walked round the table, and Mr. w. fe-
lowed it was about 10 O'Clock they DID no, v AZ
ont Of any Sigh. they walked 80 The saoe. ana lsh
the window where stood TANK Mr. feTesi "@
not at home az the tine he Was playing
Cross.frafq.qed ~ i'r. Oct was m Isis tnevef
communicated the fact TO Nh Forrest or NJ. Vm
Buren,, nor to Mr. Lawson do not know Mr.. Ste
yeps am stu tenant OF that house thlnA there
was a light "A lamp m my room was called INTO
the room 10 look AZ them was called BY Mrs. Ger
MAN, Il sister OF my WIFE, then resulting win me, DO
not know # there was any one else thoA J. "S
early IN the fall, not very cold weather, ihInk yep
pleasant weather, did not change my mind with
il there is a piazza 10 second as well IS ara
story Of Mr. Forests house; they are mfloSet
with green blinds, bot were generally open =
have not been IN the habit OF trying 10 see II
could look into Nr. Forests study 0us have seen
MIR Forrest in his STUDY. ard have seen Ms. T.
there the room was we'll lighted think there
about 100 feet between the rear OF the two houses
my house is - feet deep and Mr.. rs deeper,
think on one or Two occasions 1 have seen olhef
persons in the study besides Mr.. and Mrs +. have
known Mr. Willis by SIGHT for ten years ne and
Mrs. 4. were Standing close by the windo ", then
backs to the window. and Mr.. w lei, arm round
her waist she left hum their heads appeared 10 No
stopped slightly forward, toward the middle OF the
fOom they stood Ike two persons IN conversation,
20 not rccol'ec; seeirg any other person IN the
room. do not recOlieci II tied 90 see II there
any one else could LOT, II tried, see The whole Of
the room there Is a space between the windows,
might see hail OF MA. was IN the room 40 not
think tined 20 see II there any one else IN the
room any occupation is a merchant not engaged
m II at present deal partly IN stocks, and have done
so more or less for three or four years have also
been IN The manufacturing business AZ loTkvllle,
manufacturing animal carbon lett loTkvllle two
years ago my Gm was Deming q Colt, Mr.. Geo.
Colt
Q-Tave you since been dealing IN any other
Mr. Vaa Buren, did not think the question neces-
SaTy Mr.. orc. SAID IN u case OF this Kind the ordr
nary inquiry is as 10 who the parties are fny
may he started on party. Mr.. Van b. objected 10
his being asb cd what business after two years ago
The witness said be was Willing 10 answer The
Judge said there is good dch OF tatitufe IN such
cases. Mr.. Van u. SAID the witness was AS lgnoraN
OF what he is brought here fog as the counsel
Ulf,ess--Snce that have been s"soesf viz
MI Griffin, l92 Broadway, selling boilers and stesa
\ IN partnership Win M tfiihb, YIN
T.. C. & Co was never In the dry goods business;
was never subpenasd before.
Q-By hr Van BTea-Whore was an attachment
served against you
MIR. orc. remarked, sde-bar, that Mr.. Lester had
been attached too. Mr.. Van Il. complained At nna-
nIng commentaries. and appealed 10 the Court, who
thought the sice-bar Work OF either impropef-had
rot he ard II.
A-There was an attachment served upon me on
Saturday and have been since then in custody Of
an officer; never spoke IN nay life on this subJecito
any person never spoke to Mr., F. I'll Yesterday !,
bg Jldge-Think my next door noighbor asked
me one day III regard 10 Il.
To Mr. Van B--A grape vine covers the lower
piazza Mrs. German cailedme In and asked me u
knew who they were she called my attention 70
the position Mr. w. and Mrs. L. were IN add asked
me If | knew who they were, and stated whh
supposed probably something was said, but do nos
recoleot what IL was was In the front room Mrs.
German Is In Albany or Troy went there two OF
hree weeks ago she is 4 widow knew MIR. w. and
Mrs. F. Mrs. G has son residing IN this Cry i.
Htnrv b. Sedgw1ck, swOIn-Am an attorney ana
counsellor AZ law Mr.. TheO. Sedgwfck ls attorney
on record IN a suit between Sir Forest ard Mr.. WA.
lis Mr.. TheO. s has been 10 Europe for wear. and
have charge OF the record know John Kent, and
his being subpena.d on that case the case Vas no.
tlced for trial several times.
Mr.. orc. wanted 20 know what this has 10 do with
the Willis case.
Mr. Van Buren, wished to show how long the wis.
nesses had been kept here and to assertions about
money Mr.. orc. said the witnesses had denied ex-
cept Kent. Mr.. Van b. wished 10 show that Kent
was subpenaed in the case, which was partly tried.
Nh orc. objected 10 The testimony. The Coun
thought il was not worth while asking and NOT worth
directing, and excluded the testimony an 10 trial.
Niiness--lt was again noticed for October, No
veHber and December. and no noticed for January
Kent attended the various terms; regarded him as
a material witness. Sir. Forrest was IA attendance
OF the suit considered his presence necessary re.
collect his being ont Of town one time when tnought
he was here and thought we could not try the case
nay have sent note 10 Mr. Stevens taf. Van b..
SAID he asked the questions IN respect to Hsideneel
Hiram Johnson called but cid not answer.
Mr.. orc. read a note no. l2) from Mr. Lawson 70
Mrs + which vas not read yesterday-says me Dess
concerted schemes Of mice and men-you know we
rest-Fonest was here Saturday-you have $40,
which f. says must be accounted for-he th.ks
there will be balance against you. Asks II sne WIZ
be paid Ia bills or ROid-Tequests her when sac can
to spend some time a his house when he " rome.
[AbOreylauOnl ID
Mr. Van b. then said he proposed to read the Con-
suelo letter.
Mr.. orc. SAID no document rs IN evicehcc 70 W
called He objected.