The New York herald., 1851-12-25

Z. Hssdlsy there and ethers who's cnnnot recall
; ss g 5osS5 Id
visited great deal ct the house In Twenty street.
my LADY .s. hs.s oonsiasssbly NET . much = myself
the evening; sometimes went 10 dinner 1t three
or four O'Clock; thsrs ives no invited company,
S x. a. ...s N almost nsi "Ssn
h:n' h,ys :oDst@s: tale. upper IT. sAsss sSs
dining room; when Mr. Forrest was st home y. would
break up sometimes early and sometnes iatsr; dont
stayed ss ss e twelve or ons O'Clock with Mr. and Mrs
Forrest when thus staying up the ls6y o tne mouse
ssQ stayed uYi have seen and KNOW capt Howard;
don't f<csll any special evening IVES there when
Captain Howard was present, during Mr.. Forests sb
sence though think there Two occasions when
he have no m 2. snS .Sss
Mr and Mrs Forrest and Mr. and Mrs. VOORHEES, dined
together Al was; can't say dit was On Sunday
Icant say whether the invitation addressed to
my lady; think my lady dinsd there, shsugh am
can't recall about what year It was Ms Forrest prsv
to the separation and after great deal to visit
my family and Mr.: Bryents, when we gave little en-
seen HIM ct Mr Brysnt's, but not st my house since
married he visited Mr.. Bryant's rarely perhaps
not more than once visited Mrs Forrest frequently In
Sixteenth street don't think wss there more than
once, except New Years in the day time my visits
were generally in the evening" when ny Ady visited she
perhaps twice in the evening with me certainly once
that at . dinner THANKSGIVING dinner, Christ
N. P. Willis Mrs. VOORHEES, young lady from Boston,
niece Of Mr.. Willis Mrs. Carnes (now Mrs. Richard
MI Van Buren-Did Mrs Forrest speak to YOU at any
time Of having received the Censueo letter A--No,
she did not she did mot at any time speak Of having
received q letter from Jsmisson. or any written
dol't think she spoke Of Mr. Forrest hsv
ing found any letter Of Janiesons she spoke Of his
Understood them be letters Of her risters 1t since
the talk Of the sepason she said she met Jameson at
time mentioned in M. FORESTS afidsyit' which has
been published In these proceedngs she mentioned the
incident referred to In Mr. Forests afdavit Of Mr
son there; at the dinner had known that Mr. and
Mrs. Vcorhies were married at that time.
Q.-How long before had you known it,
Mr. 0Conor said he did know what that had to do
Chief Justice confess don't know,
Witness Il must have known 1t q month; I spoke
yoorhies party; did not her smoke that evening.
1t was too cold. Q-Have you ever seen her snoke'
puff too don't remember whether Captain Howard
wss there or not that evening
TO Mr.. 0Conor-I and my wife boarded at the same
house with Mr. and Mrs Voorhie es when her child wa,
born.
Mr O'Conor would AK the court in the name Of De.
ctrcy and propriety 1t part Of this inquiry TO
cast stigma that lady and her child or whether
the marriage ceremony was performed nine months
vious to its BIRTH
question quite proper and the counsel ought to
know that 1t did not bastardize the child.
The Chief Justice aid that great deal Of irrelevant
testimony had beeen admitted and If they to be-
eve one Of the witnesses her character already
blasted.
witness continued -Isaw Captain Howard only once
at the house whore Mr. and Mrs yoorhes boarded. in
Great Jones street can't that Mrs Forrest boarded
there at that time; did not know that che went to
board there after she LETT my house tn ought she
to Mr. Bryant's from my house.
Adjourned to Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock.