New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-24

paper Again, a dishnresf w oman. who had he
Hayed her husband, wouid hardly be addressed
ID this language man. after tie degradation Of a
oohan loses his respect fOg her. and eoes write
~ such romantic language this. b fore ne nas
p,sheo MS OBJECT be might so address her Again,
y mrs 0rrest ~ss TINS guilty woman. would she
nave, as they say, carefully preserved ,nis paper
an" drought It into her husbands be rom and
Pateo II IN crawer, which saws, might o. opened
"sb any OF the stray KEYS of the house II Il was not
uhiocheol No, gentlemen, the fair construction Is
IhHl 'hls nan, having conceived the ng hest afnrl
uoh OF ms lany's department. IN, probably. one Of
NJ h'S ol drunkenness, either drew from his crazy
Drains OF copied from some book, this language OF
mlscons'ruction
Mr. OCouOr continued in a strain Of lnirntable
VIII ano Irony. 70 crIic,se aud dissec' the whole sub
Jecl Oh ihe toIsuelo le.er, but We have given the
suusIaICe. lie next took up lhe subject Of Mrs. ~
NOhless!on of Innocence and proceeded - argue
Indl Ihe original document had beea materially
cnhhgeo slice Il Was slgnei He maintained that
az lla1 paf relating 10 her chastity aud faiiatllleSs
~ we was a later Interpolation. The matter of
me oHeIenccS II regard 10 MacTeacY rhen came un.
oti Colaoefauon, md Il was maintained that that
"as more the cause OF their arrangement, thAn acts
scter
M. OConor continued Nov, M Forrest, de-
itaIeG before the PennSyly ANA Legislature, with
az hese proofs IN his hanss. formed the determine.
non o. commencing action IN the Courts OF the
'ly ana Ccuniy of Phlade phis. tie cast about for
more evidence. He set himself 20 work, under the
one more easily reached, and L would seem
u csSlrg about to Gull a focer TO add
70 ms Dalq uet, and he found Ann Flo yer. he set
Old hrs. Dempsey to inquring out her residence,
ana indicated to her his object Her reply was that
Ter daughter was Incompetent in his case, and she
would not tell hm nything about where she vas.
ne pus an advertisement into tue papers for Mrs.
dempsey and her daughter and through that ms ans
the latter was found ano brought into New YORK on
the lst Of June. 1850, and In August $780, he hes ais
bill IL the Court OF Common Pleas, Ia the CITY and
County OF Philadelphia.
Mr. O'Conor replied to the charge tina, Ms T.
5000 pledged TO attend that Court IN Pnale iDha,
AND that all sorts of processes were resoFtef 10 to
pIegeIt that suit from beng carried forward.
To the charge tina: Mrs. Forrest admitted men TO
h,r house Mo were disagreeable, Mr.. O'Conor re-
pied that It had not been proved. He maintained
that Raymond ana Richard Willis we're friends Of
Mrs VOORHEES,, and visited the house as such, aud
that others, il dlsasreeable to Mr. Forrest, had
been introduced by him 10 his household. lie
admitted that Mrs. VOORHEES, was disagree4Ole -
Inn, INT that that was no evidence OF Mrs. Forests
mpuTi'v He said Mrs. Forrest had been advised,
and advised correctly, that from the moment he took
actiOn against her on the ground Of adultery, she
10 longer bound to pay any regard to MS
charges, and she might keep up her relations with
those families whom he saw ht 20 lmpeach IN his
charges.
With reference to Mrs. Forests drinking and
smoking he said that the former had failet OF
proof, and the latter had been done only p.ayfuly,
and not habltgay. One witness only swore TO her
taking glass or so. on going to bed. Mr.. Lester
he thought, was not sincerely Ia be SPOKEN OF. l
forgot Lester he said, because you addressing Mr..
Van Buren, SAID nothing about HIM. ! won't 0nhs
him in. You thre " hun overheard, and think by
this time he must be drowned. A man who did not
know what a minister o. the Gospel was is too H.
hStriouS an American for me. tLaughter.l Most
certainly, if any observations are To be made upon
that they cannot be to the credit of Nh Lester nor
of Mr. Forrest.
MIR O'Conor paid complimentary tribute to the
testimony of Mrs Willis, and stated that the friend
stp existing between the families grew up from the
Obligations she felt under TO Mrs VOORHEES,, 70 whose
kind attentions she attributed the successful rearing
Of her tender and delicate child lie then gave his
attention to the testimony Of Robert Gavin and
John Kent in reference to the charges against Mrs.
Forrest and Mr.. Willis, and disposed OF them by
comparing their testimony
The last point he cOnsld cred, was the testimony OF
Mr.. aid Mrs. German, III reference 10 seeing Mr..
Willis and Mrs Forrest In the library OF Ar. For
rest's house and recognizing them from the window
OF the house opposite. TINS point was coDcludedby
Mr. Van Burens suggestion, that the Jury should go
under the charge Of an officer 10 view those prem
Uses for their own satisfaction. The Court thought
he could give 10 order 10 DO so, but It was agreed
ttat The Jury might consult among themselves as to
whether they should adopt the suggestion.
Dir. O'Conor will conclude this morning