New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08


rom totaks have no recollection as 70 whether
Ir,sito vel or lot except mai seo. there AMI &C.
cupl.o the room Iecollsct three GMes being IN a
carnage Hiih Mrs +, once % Bftoa's rnetsr.
when ar and Mrs Worries were Nlso m ths car
uast-anosher time when MIS-. r. All Mrs. Tn
oerwood were IN me carriage, aui Mrs / stopped
AZ hhs Lyrchs ~ party 90 ny - = me p ar
ty-ard a lhlrd time went With h-s. F.to Ms vs.,
God~Is.
Know Capt Howard he-e,i les IN Boston, or some
where Bear he was introduced 10 me 0v my brother.
know Anna Flo ser. hC'9ea her OF Sd NeN-Or.
leans she raS then Anna DEMPSEY h-st say her
IN March or Apul, 1870, w1i.e SIR ana Ms PORES.
we're ~ snsttnc siw ner ~ her 3.her's house.
think N West Washme,cn o are. uetrrte Parade
Ground Ana alleged thU Capt HoNarf was the
father 81 her child, AMI she vas a5ou, o -. ot an
srrest fOr hun. expecting his 1rr ra' a. the A>.1r
House, where be usually pat mp, believe went
10 The Aims House tom.Dlss' Hler - iu1uire Nhe-a
her COMPLIANT had been Logged had Two or
three conversations With Ann 20 get her -
settle she would nor settle. except she got m
amount, Think some $500 OF $500 above amount u be
allowed brought Anna ant Ca,aaune Lev
ms, girl living a. Mr.. fo-rcs's. together
IN the dIningroom at Mr ores, Cahs-
rlle distinctly charged Anna Dempsey, With
sleeping with a boy whom had nor seen
Anna denied family Caiharns turned and
deny II you know when | found you IA Btney'S
bed such \ morning-you know Capt Howard Is not
the father Of your chlt. she made no reply ~len
Caiharne turned upon her - Anna then sp)n-
taneOusly told me she could get a rec passage TO
New.Orleans | had told her she could see she
could not get anything by legal means, WIKI slcl
evidence against her, spoke to her plainly told
her she could not impose upon me, As Cap Ain
Towards agent IN the mater do not re,Dlle'ts say
ing as to agent, | told her | would not be
imposed upon she might impose uNOn some one else
ihe said she would 60 80 New-Oneans ami only
wanted a httle money 10 pay some expenses, among
which doctors bill, and alS) WISHED something
9 Te 6 9s Syeh o hs sqPno OF SeT s Ss
70 her - NewOIieans she sad 8 a month would
be necessary I told her If sac would give solemn
written declaration that Capt. Howard was not the
father Of her CHILD and she would neye! charge 20
him. | would agree, IN Capt. II s name, % give her
The money she required $1j she gave the written
declaration; gave her The S25. and 81 more, To
INSET some ltneT bill gave the written declara
tion to Capt Howard It IS not here. tNr. Van 3.
objected to this testimony 10 the paper as u ought
10 be produced. Mr.. o. C.. said II could, II Cap. H.
was away, If he is IN California. Mr.. Van i. sad
they would ike to ask Capt. II. a few questions
abOutr1
Observation-Disclosures Capt. II. has gone away he
or MexicO ne DID not belong 10 NG"-l0r gave
him the paper the parlOr OF the boarding house
No. 60 Broadway he ratified what had DONE
thanked NE for 1t, and paid me back the S2o saw
Anna off to New Orleans went down with her 10
see that she was going way I afterWard saH 10
the child seing at nurse with Mrs Butler pad her
81 was cesirous, aiterward, to get the chld from
Mrs. Butler. the arrangement was, on Anna going
away, that the child alter while, was 10 De taken
10 Mrs DempSey's, and the s. month was 10 De
paid TO the latter about month after Anna went,
Mrs d complained that she had not been pad the
g. month from Capt Howard met Capt Howard
In the street IN Boston soon atterward, AMI he as
tuTcd ne he had nclosed 81 to Mrs d., bqt the las'
ter csIIed receiving II Mrs. ID. complained tnt w
Butler would not give up the child calling Oh MS.
b she sand she would not give UP the child, as Anna
told her not except by her order told her kne"
Anna had arranged that the child should be gwen up,
and if she did not give 1t up, she should not have any
pay heard no more OF It for some time, until vas
informed that Mrs. 3. wished to give up the child,
and be paid the money when gong round IN car
rage | called on MRS. Dempsey and took her 10 MIS-
Buffers ard paid latter the money when she got
IT, she still said before, that she was toll nol 20
give I'D the child, and refused to do So snatcaed
The child rom her and handed 1t to Mrs. Dempsey
there person in the carriage with me but Mrs
u. Hrs d. did not go away with me IN me trfldge
left her and rode away Capt. Howard, Deheye,
was in Florida at the time have not seen or ne ara
of the child SINCE only that understood the clil Is
not now living | was not IN Count when ROBERT
Garyin was sworn.
Did you ever take improper liberties with Mrs
VOORHEES,
A-No. Sir, Ineyer did-the statement was sheer
lie did not expect Mr. Garyin would have sld'ed
anything about myself, or should nave Deen resent
cross srannled BY NJ. Van B-I hrst became az
guain,ed with Mrs Forrest from beng lnfTOIuced
by Mrs. VOORHEES,. 49,,
of witness related to statement OIL Saf'il ~ 70
witness and Mrs. V. being seen together, ne stid
yes-it was sheer lie, and he thought Garvn must
have been paid for H.
HHufSs-My
1870 at Mr. F's house in Twenty second-st on
my return from England IN 1870 called AZ M
Forests two or three times saw Mrs. Nooines
once without seeing Mrs. +. went "est AM re-
NAMED a wear believe Mr. Forrest was IN Boston
at the time my visits were in the evening; do not
reeolect any one being present 0ut MRS. No)fh.es;
Frank VOORHEES, was there one evening hu'oana
of Mrs VOORHEES, do not recollect any one
else | had visited at the house before becoming
acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. Feues! yl5i.ed
Margaret Sinclair (aiteTward Mrs. W whlie Mf. ana
md
the in January 1916 my sister staid there week
at that time, and | was there every evening was
somewhat acquainted before frequently VisiLed
Afterward, more than did anywhere else eN ;5pL
DR. Grays--tWo or three times week there were
no gentlemen at the house when VISITED there
Mr.. Forrest did rot know my sister she leN TWO or
three months after staying az MI rs ior Tue Wesl,
married there and never returned 70 rev, forA l
never attended regular party before MI L orfesVs
return; q few OF the Chelsea neighoors, as they
were called came in. and we SAT- lne ifont dining
room reColec. only two occasions OF the Mni
returned from Yves, IN November, 1917, and became
ACQUAINTED With Mr.. Forrest on Christmas,
lsi7 II 1 said, III my direct, that became
acosainted with him al an earlier PERIOD,
was 1srons | had called six or seven times at the
house after my return from the West without seeing
Nh L, though was DESTROYS OF DONG so st" Mis'
r. and Mrs v, also some o'her loiAs 'ust isn' nay
pen 10 be ihere-Godwin, Wykoh, Stevens, ana
some others-never any party did not see a2siih
Howard then never saw Capt. Howard IN NJ FOR
rests house except once, ana that Sas VINE ,il
D,mnsev affair aid not see Capt Cacratt I'LL the
next year 1913 the evening WAS at the house win
Cant, Caleraft and Mr.. FOitescue-tne time spoken
ofss to Mrs v going for the wine we did not come
together either they came there and found me or !
went and found them | was there four or ave
hours | was introduced Immediately INTO lhe n,ra-
Nv do not recollect whether Capt Cacraf! of ',s.
VOORHEES, had the tray when they came INTO the
room the remark of Mrs. Forrest ln5icated some
little disspproba.on said to her sister you
are very merry or very NOISY, or so.hesn.ns
Of the kind think Mrs Fones. proposes
the wine II was about quarter of an hour before
we went away heard Capt {. and Mrs: s.talkIng
and Laughing AS they came 10 stairs my I'm preston
~ that MFR Forrest was away AZ Phliaheipnia OF
West believe Mrs. Forrest proposei the clgsts
think lighted one Mrs Forsest anu MIS-, pm
pleasant Journey to Mr.. Fortescue il was sherry
Vine no other liquor was there have never seen
Mrs. PORES, drink anything but vine ana gliss OF
London nnrter the Cigars were The snk clx ifeL.es