The New York herald., 1851-12-19

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TO party at Mrs. WsAons believe near the Fourth
avenue; was In my ewn room, above the library; l
heard s., noise and lsSsaDs and cane dow 70 zee
nurse the cook Robert, and sewing girp were In Mr.
Foests dressing room standing laushng told them to
20 down stairs; the library In the back room Mr. and
Mrs FORESTS bed In the front; going to
put the gas out In the library and Virginia said must
lesson then said would put out the light in Mrs Ior-
rests bedroom, and Virginia caught and ssid must
sonr to hr
lessons in the library; went GOWN to the kitchen,
1 didn't know Mr.. Willis was in the house,
only from what tho servants told mel next morning
saw Mrs. Forrest she writing and asked her who
was the man that locked up in her bedroom for
who Gays so! said that all the servants said so; she
then told me to down and tell the servants that Mr.
willis wished hi. brother to go home to New Haven but
that he he brother desired TO spend bis Christmas in
New York. she also told me that Mr. N P. Willis called
the day before and said that he glad Richard
said she was library with Mr. Willis at the time
knd Richard Willis was in her bedroom Mrs Forrest
told that Mr. Willis said his wife very fond of
music but he did not like her to make fool Of herself
about it. and that the he wished Richard to
60 ts the country; do not believe Mr. Richard Wills
came to Mrs Forrest; asked Mrs Forrest who made
his bed and gave him his breakfast in the room and she
said never mind he dned at the table but
Mr. Richard Willis out In the carriage with them thst
day; that evening Mr. Tbbertson Mrs N. p. walls
Richard Willis and Mr. VOORHEES, there.
Q-How did they spend that night A-rhsy we're
singing and drinking wine; 1 was In my own room sud
heard loud talking about ak oclosk in the @o'nlns
and came down stairs; l met Mrs, Forrest and l
asked her what was all that noise, snd she
said, ave have been iit.ing up al night
amusing ourselves, that RobeTs was gene for
a carriage, and that they going home with Ms
Willis 10 make excuse for her being al night; Mr.
Forrest in Philsiephia at the time they sent ont
in the carriage with Mrs. n P. Willis and Mrs Forrest
and Mrs. Voorhies b-eskssted a. Mr. Wills; taey
Richard Will: cut With them but Mzs Forrest ssia be
did not 60 20 his trothers never Richard willis
at the house bat on that occasion; Forming n
the summer before Mr and Mrs Forrest separated the
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about and Mrs Forests fan broken; Mr.. Raymond
Mrs Forrest and Mrs Voorhies o., somewhere the
evening before that; had servant then b1. Mr5
voorhiss the sewing g;l when spnks of .ns
confusion in the dining room, Mrs Forrest saase went
70 put the ou. and her foot slipped she M down aud
broke the things Mr Forrest 10. at home at nat
time; be must have teen in Boston Hrs Voo-hss lived
in Great Jones street .he always remained az Mr. For
IN his absence the carriage that took Mr.
Forrest away generally bTeugh. Mrs Yoorhies 10 the
house; Mr. Forrest never Mrs. Voorhi-s when he
came back; Mrs. Forres. knew when he coming ami
MIS- voortes then went away; NJ Raymond was 10 tue
habit Of coming there very Frequently and 60
ing out with the LADIES'; one dsy Mrs. Forrest sx-
pected him. ehe dined alone the vas going up stairs
after dinner she tripped and she said she spraned
her ankle she aked me il would so TO the drnggiste
uoRd in the r&riog Mrs soing 10 have
her foot rubbed and asked him would he walk into the
dining room; he walked cut 20 the hall while Mrs For
rests feet rubbed re then wen. into the -oo Grs
Forrest lying Tie sofa; she called sor ho. water
and sssses and brandy about ter O'clock she the
Le snd dee-ed to tel The servants 20 bed ar1
said nigh. bed too raid, hsf better wait 40,
you'll not be able 70 walk to bedn there ors
time went up s:alss did rot &C 70 bed til sgel5o
oe.ock next morning Mrs Forres; said to Zee, csa.
"ssaye& al night Gne that she wanted him to stop
breakfast asked ner where did hs slsep aud che sail!
in The spare bed ssii there bedcothes euit
kone from the weah and which we're laid Oh the bad
ale said she had removed them she also told ne that
ne bed, and asked se- Il thGs was in ps.ti.ost
(Leuebter)
Chief Jrsliee-A wka.
Witress-A tin pestiocat yc@ Bnov they py .,gcn q
deal Of starch in them (CoI,inaed laughter ns ssia
20 tina: she wished hin to get h breakss before
went and wanted 70 know what .he should DO; ,ad be
had better to 20 fret and back and ring the
bel; be did wen. into tie sIs-e bedroom he clean
clothes were nc. or tie bed ths bed not a. Gl
pillows, bG: pillow eovers NJ: Forrest was Dot at
home at that time DON; know he occasion q DE
e.-Whst 81 yea kroT Of Ms Fo.sss. tsns dtersa Iy
any gentleman A.-Hrs Forres: was going &c patty
az Ars Lynehu on saturaaY evening, aud vat d1essog
M EsJ uond came IN. and she wanted some .arss
f-oE Thompson and Weller IN broad~sy, snd ask-3
TO r.de down win ter vent up stairs to dress
when cam. 3ovn, she hGd Cd an exceedingly tig1t
velvet dr-ss, vhch eocldr't .Estsp ard k'ch ET.
FoTIest used 70 ind L eile-l: 20 fss.sni asked
who fastened il, and the sad NJ Raymond -sGt %,
my how did yoe 90 il 20 aT Raymond then teu. "
The carriage with 2oTn Broadway, aud sscppe.
:; his bsardiog houss. ! al AZ: observe as.
rhe irst time ! s+~ bio az. VA, l.ousht
bot hene a. the tine; NJ calc-sft came again nss;
DAY in the forenoon and said tia I've ooo,ki be va
aid nc. dine there; dinner ordered q. osook, tat
they ddn have L til Le gene; G-s. Foortis.
theie NJ caciat came sirnos. every Day snd when Re
don't ceme be sent his With rotss Gn5 treseas
&c Mrs. fOrrest-bougueis and sesG-e.
Chic: Justiee-wSk.l
Witness -s.ga-.-lsi.es' segzrt.
&c Mr. ysr Buren-Mr.. Forrest suokss little; they
small, white tied with t,se sk; M-.. fcr
rec; hs written % M cscrat tosk rees on two O.;
hort "a No Xs--s rS.ra A
no. hin those oscssions; NJ. Ferret did MT
know ofmy taxing those notes from Mr.. Forrest Capt
Cacrs NJ Forrest ordered the servants always 70 20
Led az 10 ociock when there was 10 coupsny; Mrs
Forrest gave party and sorle English nohlsmsn
there With Captain CsleEsi rs1t day o. the day foo~
ing Capt Calersft sse TIE Eagsn noblenaL, forget
his name but be vas nephew q Lord fcrtescre w-tt
out to lock At Icnthi Nj Fsrrests pscs in The
try the night Of that day two gentlemen az Mrs
Forests houe Iwent &C bed and heArd the servants GO
to Ted az the usual hour heard laughing and sak os;
at about three o'clock in the morning hclrl
ing az Il in the kitchen gensrslly fsep rny bedroom
door oJer thought q tte servants up sn1
got CUT of ted ard locked down stsirs and presently
Captain Csl.rsft come ~ With tray glassss sDd
bottles aud Mr. Worries behind hin carrying silver
pitcher hr. Calcraft went into the ifsvng roon VIZ
the bottles and opened q u went to ts1 again GD3
Iasoke about tiz o'clock ia ths norulEs srs For-e't
told the gentlemen ttEid al a ytt and sbs wished
tLsy had staid little longer and az ooEld htIe gore o.
setheri he wS going co-n = tie boat q seno VIZ
sinia 70 Bfdgeport; tbs Ensith nctsraar n.
mend q AR. Forrest; NJ Forrest vss 10; a. honest
that line whom Mr.. Forrest vas performing 10 Ncw
YoTk b. would Be a. rehsa-sls IN The mOrnnz end
turn for dinner 81 halfTSst three oc!oeh when hs
O. home. did either % thee GENT. sit % wih
hi. wife q night A-Nci they would ttop with M
Forret. perhsTs III tvslve ocloct Csptsin Cal.rsft
would cal about coek % sec Mr Forrest af.r b
uss intro duced 70 bin and r:op ttuf or m. o.
What were the habits Of the house when nr Forrest
st home A-The servants generally vsst ., ted a. ten
o'clock. and the house perfectly quiet: never
woke up at Bigbt IN that way when be q. home. -
What was Mrs fcrT.et hso with regard q ssus vine'
A--Mrs. Forrest accgstomed e drink gsae-1usy;
she In the habit o. taxing two three elssses C
wine AZ dinner every day; ! remember wten ~. ana
Mrs Forrest returned from the Eoutb u ths ls-
summer before they sepsrsted Mr. ForEest vent hs,k
IN about week TO finish eng cement 10 Mi.hixao.
Mr. Jsmeson called AZ the hous while Mr. Forrest
In Michigan; the drsving room vin1ovs we're sh1-
While be vet there asked the servant VINO -tsre,
ard be raid Ierscn NAMED Jgnisson and ss1, r Oh
dear how foolib Mrs Forres. told me sfsrwsids
that Jameson had told her that hfs Mosscr lad been
staying ~ the same hotel with Mr.. Forrest sni ;tst
Nossop vhe was st another hotel. was very
5iebt husband; Jsnisson cane s-cond tine. sud I
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