New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Catharine n. Forrest vs.. Edwin Forrest-Ed-
win Forrest vs.. Cntharine n. Forrest.
SUPERIOR COURT-BEFoRE JUDGE OAKIEy.
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FOURTH Friday, Dec -, iSoi
I'm relation to Mr.. Richard Walls being
a, the house referred to yesterday. Mr.. \. F. VIII
lis, not Mrs f. said he was glad he was gone klch-
ard was then in the next room. Al the time the
witness heard talking in the Kitchen and on looking
out, saw Capt. Calcraft coming up stairs with
tray and bottles, and Mrs. VOORHEES, behind MN
with silver pitcher and they Wen, into the dining
room]
Catherine ~ Forrest agt. Eden Forrest.
Action for divorce, aud counter charse.-Co"'
tmued
Mrs UNDERWOOD recalled--Professor Hackley was
IN the habit of coming very often TO l6th-st one
evening Mrs. v was gong TO party, ana MIS- 7
was not well and was In bed III herToon she sa0 MS
v not coming home IN carriage whiIs re- LIN I'm,
in and she said BY the door she said Mrs Bedford
and her were making so much noise could near them
in the street took light to go to my room anu sa"
Prof H. at Mrs + S bedroom door DR.. RIch was in
the habit of coming at all hours ON one occasion the
cook as i'll, bu. could not go Into the dlnngroom
because she heard the voices OF two gentlemen
there arc their hats the table II, was lof 10 II or
m Mrs F. came up and sand do not be afrald;
Mary, have got the Doctor In the mouse aoOu. -
O'Clock, came down 10 see Mrs forresi ana calleu
her but no one answered the nghls were 9u' t dS
eentemens hats we're on the table IN the naii alu
moi omen any doors told the girl 10 call me she
col worse and left the door open and went 10 sleep
on waxing found some one must have been mere, as
the door was shut | did not see Mrs Forrest
again that ght did not live IN 92d-st when MI SIN
CLAIR and family were there was IN Resde,st when
they were at Mr.. F.'s house while MI ana mrs. +;
wak AWAY they saw good deal OF company, ana dlc
not 90 10 bed very often TIL or O'Clock IN the
morning was afraid TO go 10 bed for ear they wouid
set the house on fire saw Capt. Howard twice
once in Readest, at Mrs + s aites ne ha1 pesn III,
troouced to her and once afteIward heard about
letter being sent to Mr. Jameson told Mrs r that
Robert the boy, wanted TO go 10 the fos',Unce 70
carry a letter directed 10 Mr.. Jameson, New-Oi'
leans and vent il was written by Mr.. Forrest sae
said she wished She could have got 1t told her she
better write a letter after 1t she set down and
wrote letter and said she would take II herself TO
he Post. Ofice Mr. Forrest and Mr.. Goodwin %
zone that oay 20 Font Hill the answer TO Mrs rs
letter MIS-. SAID, was to come to Mrs Noorhles'
in CreaiJones.st.. do not know much about quantl-
ties o drink having been sent 10 house IN SH'eehIh
81 several things, such "a game, aGd VINE, saj
brandy were frequently sent by Capt taicroft ana
Capt Butlon. OF the Constitution two large hogs
head came from Capt b whom they called uncle
Johnny Mrs F asked me enc day 10 carry note
down 10 Capt. b, which did leis Sixteenth-sl
on account Of being married was married there IN
November, and removed 10 where now am, NO
lis a great many ge ntlemen whom did not know,
visited a. Sixtetnth-si; Capt. Brit'on named TWO
gentlemen. ga,
things between themSelyes-ihought much OF II
Donot know who came aud who did not, and did
not care or give myself much trouble about II found
| could tnCuIe IL no longer, anu hcps MY oNA RUM
pT.tty much Mr. Stevens and gentleman were
there TIL one O'Clock one morning IN the basement
Nh O'Conor here objected to some OF me W.T.
ness.s Miss Forrest one Of them being IN the same
part Of the room not remaining. He sara he did not
mean Miss F.
CrosStrantn ed-Am IS years OF age MAS house
kserer 10 MIR and Mrs. +. about year and hall
DO moi know who succeeded me as housekeeper
under stood Mrs VOORHEES, or Mrs Bedford. do not
know which my husband, Mr. Bedford died 10
ls4i went TO England after MI and Mrs. r. did
/ had a son IN London. who invited me to come
there; was left destitute by the death OF my nus
band came back 10 take Advantage OF Yrs harp
tr's offer Of employment belonged 10 tue John-s'
NtthocisI Church, and vas member OF M James
HaIpeIs class the second time went 10 Nj For