New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

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Cyors.erarain.S by Mr. OCTAVE been in partner
! ship win Mr.. stevens since Isl Nav, lsi7, our
present place Of busness is 3l3 Broad ray-ewecrs,
deal occasionally IN watches do take in watches
| to mend except rom some personal friend, when
we send out and get them done. if stranger comes
In to get a ach nxcd would be likely 10 SEND them
somewhere else.
Q-You say here is an open account between you
and Mr.. F.. are You willing 10 send an officer TO get
A.-The accounts not entered on the ledger II is
On the oash.hook. We 10 not enter on the ledger
except for the store
OWN you produce tie cash book without a
Al had rather not unless compelled TO-
WlfnesS-S4w Nr. stevens this morning a. our
place Of business 90 rot know that ever was in
trOdUced 10 Mr. = he used to come into our store
10 sec Nr. 6. with whom he Was acqJ ute1 before
Nj 5. knew Ice bead Mr.. ;. were very intlms.e..
myselfnot intimate, but very intimate have claed
% times Nth hlm Iever az his house in Z sc liy-
second S.. J. MS a. FlDTence's or Shsny's sup
pose Mr.. stevens has been most active IA DOING
things for Mr. Onc5s think have not done any
thing as 70 getting speakng 10 witnesses for Nh
T., DO not know that Mr s ever got any witnesses
for Mr. i, bat have heard him speak 20 tnem RObt.
Carvin John Kent, never Mrs. Underwood never
saw her there have seen Mr.. Blankman there ia
the conversations with Mrs. Forrest. Mr. stevens
may have beer in the Office cannot say Mrs. For
rest was best acquainted, taking length OF tune
with MT Stev6ns he used to speak most with
MI Stevens cannot TecOiect any person that
was present in nv conversations with her
n. =.
the store but think i. accidental not appointed 1t
was about midday Mrs. / came into the Office,
and MIR +. vas in the shop went in after Mr. +.
Rad got through conversation and told him that Mrs
was II the Office he said he knew II, he had seen
her pass the window, objected to- have not been
subpOenaed understood from Mr.. F. he would want
me 70 Re here Mr.. s was here the hIsi day, knew
man named Geo. &. Garter have 50 since last
August he never received any money from the
firm It runs in my mind that he once received
morey from Ny stevens, three or four weeks ago,
81, lo 4F MI
have not seen him In Court | think he has gone %
sea was al Chnstes (Mlnstreis) in Bcoad wav, the
| night of the massacre al the Astor-p.ace Opera
| House thst the only time could TX date as
to the Macready difficulty it began IN Philadelphia
| 60 rot know about its commencing or occurring III
Europe refer on'y to here and Philadelphia the
Aston place difficulty understood q was not there)
al the tine MaGeacy was performing IN the Astor
place Opera House; As to Philadelphia, refer 20
card issued by Mr.. Forrest IN answer 10 Speech
made By Mr.. MaCroaCy.
o. Bv DR. Van BIO you know any correspon
denoe between Mrs. + and Mr.. Stevens OBJECTED,
but rot pressed)
Al rcceeci seeing Mr. Stevens once getting
letter from Mrs. Forrest, and believe her and Mr..
T. were out of the City at the time did not see the
contents supposed the handwriting 20 be peculiar
as la6y's Mr.. IL. said It was from her never saw
Mrs. Forrest wIiie.
Nh Van b hands the witness three letters, or
notes, ard then fourth, Mr.: Van .: siidhe wished
him to see II he could select the one he saw.
The witness commenced opening them. One 81
tie Jurors remarked ne said nc hid no. seen the
contents Of letters now openiDg
NnnesS-l saw the inside OF the letter DID not
read it, but noticed the writing to be peculiar 90
not know il either Of these - the letter do not
think u is | saw It but few IN nutes
MIR. orc said, as the witness had peruFed the let
ters be thought he should be allowed TO 60 so. The
witness saio he had notread them.
The Judge said II would be time enough when
offered IN evidence.
Bv The Judss-The time | told Mr. Forrest that
Mrs Forrest was ~ tie Office he went to her when
! TOLD him he was standing alolgslce OF my work
bench he hesita'ed aIdafter standing minute or a
minute and half, he TUNED suddenly and went into
the Cfice they were but few minutes together
Mir. Forrest went down stairs without coming again
to where was, and Mrs f. followed HIM soon alter
ward.
~ ar O'C-During the last year hardly know
Of day, when Mr.. F. was IN the City, thai ne was
not IN the store except since the tIla and Sundays
should say, out OF the 500 days. he has been al the
store Ice am willing to go on hat he may have
been 200 days 90 not keep All account, and cannot
say remember OF his being a. Harrisburg think II
was in February or March 1850 after the divorce
oceedings, think he came here IN Nay VIII not
say positively from that time - the close Of De
cembtT think he was In the store about the same
proportion as last year EXCEPT wheh 0ul OF to"n,
which repeatedly, he was there almost every
day have been az Font HIli suppose have been
there 20 SUNDAYS since May, 1850 he almost always
went up with u.s. dined there, and returned Mr.
Stevens would be of the party, MI. Lawson Mr..
Doueherty and Mr. Logan diDed IN the parlor OF the
farm house never diDed at The castle frcsi May,
1919 TO December, 1850, he was III our stole every
day be was III town but he was assent good zeal,
in Philadelphia he left the City soon alter the dis
tulbance at the AstOr place, and played an engage
ment at PhIladelpha he also play ed here IN me
the number al DAYS. but cannot cay do not know
how much he was absent. $500
Bv Mr. Van BIN the summer and fall OF lei9
whenever he left here he would speak OF going Ia
his home at Philadelphia The building, called the
Castle, a, Fort Hill. was not finished when saw 1t,
the last time of which was last October. - -
C. Edirords Lester called by Mr. Van B.-Mr van
D. asked him to stop minute while he asked Mrs
Flower question,
Anna FOuT recalled.
Q.-By What name was YOU known at the time of
your confinement.
Airs. ElmendOr.
Q.-At whose suggestion was 1t
A-Miss Margaret, Mrs. FORESTS sister, MIS-
b. Mr. OConor-l did not go by any other name
there.
Mr. Ra,mono's name, would not take his
name had enough Of Mr.. Raymond.
Q-Do you mean by that YOU had improper inter-
course with Mir X
No but he iried TO lay his plans
Witness said she hoped they were done with her
Mr.. O'Conor ssd he did not "Ish ne, 10 lsa,e,
C. Ed,rards Lester, swoIn.-Q State what occur
red when you were called back, as YOU stated a. MI
Forests, the o. her cay -.
A-1he servant called me back, aud went INTO
| the r.ception room suppose and Mrs. F. soon en-
tered IL was on or about Chr simas day, ISIS Mrs
Il introduced herself on entering kne" II "as
her by the servant saving so, or she sag II hg,sen
had no business with her, nor she win me ithihh
stated that called 10 see Mr.. 7. IN pursuance OF
an appointment she had seen my card, because tne
servant han ded it to her, and think she held " III
her hand had left it for Nh korrest; either wrole
b,s name ON IT, or asked the servant TO hand II To
him have not distinct recollection OF all 'hl
was said know Mrs + and myself had some CON
xersation about MI Forrest ard about Nr Macrea1y
and am EQUALLY sure she inuoducedthe converSatoh
herself She remarked that M Forrest was acting
yery strangely about Mr. Macready, or to"aII MI
Macresdy she also sand, remember, thai ne was
sc,,ng like a fool and II struck me very strangely
1ohlec,edD she said he was acting IN very strange
NAN. ard she knew called about me play, ana
1.-Two else The bett,r | think hao alluded TO the
piay. and think she mentioned that Mr. 9 hal re-
reHsd such play cannot state definitely snythlng
;Serabie conyCrsall II about II felt Gid not con-
earn mo NJ all ON interview lasted about " OF -