New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

ils s.sSse' 81 re rrrscAs resi-lry in iaea,sMmcs
slsvfss- Dla re see sn,sA rs Ia ne ssos, TO
make re sappc>s = = o@o house guess cal sea
4EY usUea krtS cAHnei SAY tik.eE SAStatr a
Mr. oc. ssie tie witrtsS might ro-h, aH re,
see tSas be could co anytAirs an nin.
Mr. Wan 3 sahd D. could pci D. ana any t0riAer.
NJ orc INQUIRED n Rev 40 tsrry 49, "A Court
NJ Van WISHED . AuoS Z as Nsnied NJ l.
On re same peIni.
The ~isHsss 6lG not AasSsr.
Nj. oC. asked II Eiea tASeSs ~ss II Coart
ES said see had refused - receive ire subpoena
Sa,ug SIC would uos oous 1as &c moved for N
Ss,sutl d. Rsg..e.s. s~osn--Sss.ds a. Ne 5,
Isx,ngion.aV am \ CLERK m seielO, ~ RAYMOND &
FulericR. No IS Ch1-st nv o;osher Is member
q TIA, house an, IS - ase. N nv SotA year
kTo~ NJ Forrest ffSt oeciwe acquainted with
hit, rear Christmas, 30 las house r~eniv-
stcenS. 81 Mrs Forrest lnsro1Tced are 10 ann OF
introduced myself, seat ~ NV aSne, ana ~As re-
,.,,4d IN Tie library 4 AZ acoaI ief, o. pSrAapsa
lt,is later. m the evening. ~hcn called lrenslaet
ul did so IN the hhsSry NJ. aud Mrs Forrest
weEs there CO not reeoiec, 81 any otnets oeing
here VISITED the house g .~S'oHAlly deNa 70
think. Sept. l>4s, when wtHt 20 ssssern rA[t OF
PENNSYLVANIA. amer NJ. an NrS 7 bad 81 parased,
ana Mrs r. hyed IN siXseeDta -. visited Der tasrs
amer NV return nom TIE "ss' WAS 'ne spring ="
o.-Dd Ms Forres. ever commit any aet Of I'M
purity with you
Mo. SIT.
Q-or,ou with her
A.-Nc, Sir.
o.-p1 you ever take aay Doeriy with der person
A-Nc. SIR, no liberty ,Aas would no, hs,. .sAen
With any lady In the country
Odd she ever, IL aay way whatever. do any
ihirg OF say anything 10 encourage Any hesr, on
The mode Of examining as leading and arsumen,
/ alive. was oelscies 10 BY Mr. NSnB
! Odd you ever hook OF .ssien, Mrs. FerteSts
/ dress
! A-No. Su.
! Q-Did yoG ever, N any say o. share, ard Mrs
! Forrest III aTe Ssmg
A-No, SIR IneyerthousAt ofh
! Q-Wers You ever at the house IN Twenty second
ST. when clhsI persons were mere and Nj. Forrest
aesent, and stan et up late
! Al WAS once u MAS when VIZ. and Mrs. tor-
rest were both absent from tne country wasthere
one evening when there vas something OF = party,
ihirk, IN August, lSis ~hieh broke up about
| o'cock-a psfiy. understood, gwen 10 Mr. simms.
| of South CaIo.lna Mr.. Forrest WAS not here the
company Was, MT S,muis NOD daughter, ut and
| Mrs. Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs VOORHEES, Capt Caleran,
! Nj Fcftescue nom England. MI. and MIS- God
Nin, and quite a number Of Others whom DO not re-
member Was one OF the last taai len do not re
collect whether any person wea, aSay with me
there were few LEFT, but most Of the company had
gone the evenisg Was spen, as usual. except TIA.
there was dancInS-l believe, c0nverss'ioa and
music. | stayed one evening Alter IL O'Clock With
Capt. Cslcran and MI Forescue MAS mirdacsd
10 hlm at the party, and Il vas about the second
sVepu after passed the evening IN the library there
were Capt Cslcrah, Mr. fertescue, Mrs. Forrest
Versaton there Was no pane there, or music
The party broke up before ! O'Clock and amer ~
Mr. Forte scue Was 20 leave next morning fof -.
LOUIS we left Mrs. rs together separated from
them at corner Of Sixteenth 81. and Ninihav.,
separated because l knew they were Enshsafnen,
and thought they we're acquainted togetaef and
would prefer II GO not tecouect any otheI csca.
SION subsequent 10 Mr.. rs return Ind not seen
Mrs K. before Nh and Mrs rs return from ing
land IN lsi6-nor MI except On The stage al the
time We three were At MTs. Is there was ne VINE
Al MN
to get some wine and Cap. acrsn volunteered his
assistance. he is an elderly recoleci nothing
about IL, except they were gone line tune and
come up s;als and into she rOom little merry .
was as 20 something ina, had been SAID MIS-
Forrest made some remark about then beng SO
very merry observed nothing between them ex
cept a hearty eu;ment, which l had seen on
n thousand otAer occ ASlcns samoag respectable
people-people that have some soifits, Mis- foffeN
did not participate, but made some remark as tnes
entered the room a. TO Their beng merry on oo'sef
Gus which called their attention TO II an, snre as
To the time Nj +. said he had 10 60 In the morning
train and We compared Atches and found u past
is. ana Mr.. y. said he must 40.
Odd YOU observe any teiRe not usual
A.-Thmk saw some little paper cigars smoAed,
which were unusual---Iothpg else NV recoAec-
ton as to The evening are ,.esh unieIs'oSa AZ .as
10 some noble family IN Elelend he was very
gea,lemaply man, that Is all | kno" about Is 10
member using such an expression as attn peincoaI
II was about lady's dress at a small party IN
the dining room of Mr.. FOUets house her dress
rustled very much as she walked about the room,
and / made remark aside 10 some one thai she
must have q tin pe,rcoa, the remark, thlnk,
was to Mrs. Nooihes-to Mrs Forrest OF 70
Mrs VOORHEES, have heard the remark only
made II that once | slept IN the house one
light; Mrs Forrest was IN the house do not recol-
| lect any one else do not recolleci whether MIS-.
| VOORHEES, was there my impression is she was not 4,
| II was in the summer OF lSis, after MI Forrest Ie-
turn ed from his farewell tour IN the south be was
not at home AT the time the circumstances were,
while as there II med violently, and haay MIS-.
Forrest gave me a KIND OF reluctant invitation 10
stay she did so on account OF MI. r IS absence,
SAID to her 1t - nothIag uncommon for persons 10
stay here over night have heard OF hosaro ana
plarids and Goodwin. she said It would be too bad
10 turn M cut In the rain and gave me the invita-
uon slept in the font room over tho hall iwent
into no other bedroom that hight In that house
Adjourned 10 this forenoon