The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16
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am sorry your letter the catalogue did not
me until this moment, NJ should like to have
the Hhskrpcarcsna It Is row too late but II you couu
send rome for y morIo~ sais TO buy Lambs Chas
frat, SIS and Tor pays 40 Business hero about the
fame a. ls,t year have had No more returns o. tho
pm thank .od and an a. well IS can be, Under the
Tho whitnsys beg to BE- mbersi to YOU and they
full Of eladness caused ~ hs cept etsrs rom
tbeir rop. who is now in London.
From what paper old ,oo obtain that impairment
notice Of the Farmonnt soysi ieu tell mo nothing
q that! God bless you my dear Kate, and believe
wholly your EDWIN.
When MIR OConor came the last part o. Tie letter
in which Mr. Forrest Erglishron must ie suited
niider treatment would nos do there vas great
NJ o'Concr-I now cal, witness whom shonldn,
ca only something might be said BY the other sasi
did pot produce her
Mis- Virginia Sinclair The called, AMI ccIeucta
by her sister (Mrs Forrest 10 the stand She aver
mid innocent, and interesting young lady with
cast of counter ance and expressive eyes. She is'
Middle stature and ban point She gave Der .essimeu
with much earpestness. che dsposed-
lam sister OF Mrs Forrest was ffsen years os sgo
last May, am the yoUngest o. the family U-Ds you
remember the circumstance OF Mr. Forest aud BIS edy
going TO Europe! A-rremember that thsy did go tut
don't remember the year, my memory is NJ. ss al as
uEct 20 presi Gus that tine slEc~
the return OF Mr. Forrest Eueland yea fEe-
quently spoken TO him A. Not very often, gress he
spoke to me; he did not speak 40 very often. e.
DO YOU remember who were the percons who most fre-
auentiy kept Mr. FORESTS company when h at
bone AIR. Stevens Mr. Lawson, Mr Csrt, Mr..
montgomery, butcher and Mr smith, a euila-, G..
Had no frequently adesf A. No cir Mrs Porret ge-
nerally attended to Mr. FORESTS affairs; got he things
for him and attended to his calls he seldom saeee to
the ants Mrs Forrest communicated h,s vshc. to
the servants; Mrs Forrest msde al his p-r..saunsi
wardrobe, snd packed up all his things
Odd you ever know OF Mr. Richard Wti' h.
ibg concealed locked up IN any part OF tn boas-
In Twenty. second street AL No, sir he vac nerer
concesled and could not have been without ny know
ing II; him very frequ-n. ly but he was never
concealed he never gave Lesson at any ting
told Mrs Underwood that Richard Willie or any
gcnt man was concealed in any Of my sisters roeDs;
never vt any time caught hold of Mrs underwood,
bid her going into my ssters room because Richard
or any a Mr. Rab. wn1 WINS %
Lesson in the library or anywhere else remember ths
draw pg room in Twenty.second street there were two
so,sa in that room they wers placed bes~nsn the
windows the space between the fire place apd the
of tho house was occupied by large picture; sofa
could not be put there conveniently. Diagram pro-
duced was present when this made; It !. cor
rect representation Of the lower story, Twenty second
street the windows OF the drawing room We're Always
ut to Europe The Goth July 1851 wes IN Court
the first day Of this trial during the opening epeeeh
GWere you present on any occasion within month
Fix weeks when your sister received visi- from
gentlemanat her present residence Yes ~ g.
Kow was he announced Ale sent up his cara
Mr.. Van Buren, objected
proved.
trial. gentleman called Mrs. Forrest she did not
him. and he stated his excuse for calling on her
and requested to him There was no one present cut
Mrs Forrest and her sister The on ths card
TO Washington as the agent Of Mr. Forrest 10
the attendance Of John Kent MIR. Blankman hso been
constantly in court during this tria and he r o9o-
nor) took it. Of Mr. Forests or council
Mr.. Van Buren, contenied that It mad no relevancy.
MIR. Bankman had been sent on to Washington Tor
John Kent since this trial commenced had nothing TO
do with Mr.. Forrest
Mr. O'Conor replied ana said that he offered 1t with
the same view as he had offered Mr.. Tornsy's sster
Mr. Van RuY sub
,erai until IL could be shown that Mr Bisnkman was
gent there by Mr.. Forrest.
The Chief Justice said the only connection r.oved be-
tween Nr Forrest and Mr. Blankmsn was HE going to
Washington to look up the witness Kent II sesmsd TO
the court too remote. too vague
Gross examined.-I frat went to school ia snened,
achusetts; was there suppose year or tive;
stucton at home since that from Mrs. Forrest had
other teacher; do not know who paid my oll;
presume Mrs. Forrest VrDo you say Mr. o. Srs nor-
dreesesl Airs Forrest. q Was that always tha
Gaze. AL think 80, sir Odd the money for ths
purpos. from Mr. Forrest Al don't know cir.
o-Don't you know from Mrs. Forrest that il did -
pres umc ii did; don remember Mrs. Forrest telling
money for the purpose .nce have been 10 THE ooan.
Try have always lived with Mrs Forrest that il my
home; came over with my father and mother after
ar and Mrs Forrest came; three ycars CID then,
50 don't recollect.
about how odd would you have been in as! A.
,ieht or nine o'clock .spt IN the upper, tho third
story; rose about seven sight O'Clock
- ~
gentleman stopping all night end leaving the house be-
fore yen got up at o'clock in The morning A.
lie might. Q-Might that not have been dove every
right in the week, without your knowing II Al
think not, cir. Q--Why Al think would haze
heard .omebody SPEAK Of i Q-And II you
don recollect the fall Of IS DO you recoiiect Mr..
Richard Willis sleeping there Al think no. sr.
o.. If he had you would have heard OF it, Ayes, sir.
O. who weIo Mr. Forrests friends A...Mr. sssvens,
Mr.. Lawson, Mr.. Carr Dir. hcpgcnery Mr.. smith ha
had Others hut do not recoilsct their aamee hf Ray
rsI. ~, bah had htnE
have heard it from the se-vans; Capt Howard never
slept there that heard Of dc not know Of Capt. Cal,
craft being there very isie he sofas may have been
no, ed but they usually there he blinds
nearly always closed / that the green binds
outside were closed 90 thst yoa could not see in,
there was piazza in ths brsry, where al tho blinds
were usually shut except one; slr Willis occasionally
visited Mrs Forrest csnaot cay a. often e,ones =
week; perhaps as often a. once month don't think
a. often as twice a month, Ma Wills would be some
times with him; Mr. Psc1s vas one Of the gentlemen
al.o; was not present when NJ: Msor.sdy dnea with
Sir Forrest Was up stair cant form any idea nov
S"g rss vo m All. 's .,y sgsr T,sd Mrs Forrest
Al don think he al icr asvsr saw him there,
usually dn.d with Mr.. and nra. Forrest We dined At
three O'Clock when SIR Forrest acting; vDep he
not, the dinner was iate a.rsi dinei at the table
With them
Q-when do you lsst remember seeing your sister
Margaret MRS toorhi-, sni Mr Forrest q. the house
n, The same time, Al cant rgmenbsr remember
that Mr. and Mrs fon eat iii epszsts was with them
at the time sister or. EorrsstI never told me Why
they did ,eparate Mr Forrest nsTer told when they
separated went 70 live vita ny ,ster Mrs vocrhies,
and mained with her urthrs forrest took the house
IN Sixteenth street snl then vent to live with her.
bsve always remained vita Mr.. Forrest since them
am living at the hotel vita aer now; / remember
Mr.. Richard Willis being 3: the house frequently
IN the Gay time | ee4ieys as was staying with
biz brother 2..po yea rs;cslect seeing bi@ 10 a
ever SPEND the evening q r..t q the evening soos
with you A.Nesir Z Was ne ever in tbs "brsry
in he house Mo -ir Captain CaIcraft may have
dinsd with my sister when Nj korTest was away, bot