New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

covered with small piece OF new muslin do not
know but she fixed them herself, they were not
usually covered 1 did not PIT 1t, and do not
know VINO did the muslin was fastened 10
either with pins or tacks I may have been
| twice and may have been three times do
not know but the second time went in was TO carry
her something 10 eat the curtains not up before
she came ami cannot say, but believe they were not
there when she left do not know who they belonged
/ 10, wonid not know the gentleman again, think,
| II saw nm
| ~ NJ Van B.--Thiuk there were two beds in the
room DO not know what went In third time for,
unless II was 10 sit there Mr. Wilson is a connec-
! ton OF mine am acquainted with Rev. DR.. Cox he
boarded al the house.
Mr. Van SAID that was all.
| Nj orc. said he would give number of letters in
evidence and then rest
There was formidable pile of letters before Mr..
orc. when he said this
A short recess was then taken.
after Recess.
The first letter says, received, my dearest Kate,
your leter-spOke Of politics, health recovered, but
nervous system been tasked-go to Detroit
after her health.
%, 10th July, supposed 4s, not been well--over.
tasked at the thealer-been opposition to the thea
ter-better accept Mrs. G0dHIns lnytatiOn-am
lonely without YOU.
3D., thought to be II. from Phladelphi received
the dresses-that o. William Tell wore Saturday
n ght, looked becoming-thanked her for her handy
work Must prepare both OF them for their residence
the South spoke Of invitation of Capt Br.ton 10
visit launch.
Metamora having been packed up by Mrs F.wlth his
baggage
Fifth, nothing matensl-alladed to his benefit
received for the ten nights 81 900 you, / suppose,
have sent the dress for Rolla.
Sixth, supposed to be In Oct, 1913 the dress of
Claude, my Gear Kate, arrived IN season, &C. the
engagement here viii prove quite successful
Seventh, without date, supposed III IS. from Ire
mont Hotel, Boston, spoke OF having received dress
for Ma beth, and It its, &c. sent, by Wykoh, go
TO vour mother to purchase the shasls TO fur
ma IN as n nd q
expenses since return from Europe and suffering
under depression OF spirits for which cannot &C
count
Next from Providence in Al, supposed says
Allen IS getting along gloriously as munger,
spoke OF the receipts or his engagement, &c.
Next says received her letter aud thanked her rom
his heart for hen expressions OF affection spoke OF
the houses not Delng good is tired oil wandering,
and longs for the hour to be with her wonders how
much longer he shall have to endure this hateful
yagaOCnO lie.
Next Albany, 40, my dearest Catherine received
letter. announcing poor old Jones's death his death
has filled me with sorrow hs was an honest man
and "a COCO and devoted friend
Another, Albany ~ did NOT arrive TIL time men
toned, Ill consequence OF ice spoke ofthe houses
being good, &c.
Next without date supposed 40 Arch. street
TheateT Henrietta and GOT here safely and she
Is delighted with her vsll and your attention, &c.
Another about same date, spoke of 4 prospect OF
"a great house. Capt Howard Is here, and told me he
had the pleasure Of attending you and Marguerite
the Chatham Theater. Remember me TO Margaret.
Another, IN 1910, spoke OF being at Hohdiyst.
Theatre refers TO offer OF Mr.. HsmOlin, &c. Pro-
poses 10 rent the house at NeT'R9c1elle, ana not
lease 1t
Another in 1882 at Boston, received her kind letter.
Mr.. Mackay regretted she had no. come on, &c. lie
said on we're every way wsrthyo my whole afectlon
10 made conquest OF my heart, as love 10 hear
YOU praised. have received here 81 OO' Tor hVe
nights which is above the average Spoke Of an asser
ton Of paper saying Il was the first time he mad
played Macbeth THIS is another hamoug Of the vile
newspaper scrlbblers
Another spoke OF receiving letter from her They
regretted at EutaW House he did not put up there,
and regretted you were not here. Received $50
for three ghts. which does not reach his ex)ectt
lions. Hope my dearest Calhdrne is in good health,
and that she may long continue so Is the ferVen1
wish Of ner Edwin.
Another, Boston, in ls4O spoke of receiving news
papers, DC. Received 1912 50 in three nights.
Another, Norfolk, Al. My engagement closed
Play ed In Portsmouth. Weather fine and houses
improved. Am glad TO hear you had can rom
MAJOR DaviZac Lawson seems delighted WIN Nun,
| Pray write lie 10 Baltimore | am quite weary Oh
Another, Sept %, 40 Happy to say, my, dear
| Catharne, | arrived the weather DhsnI aho "Isn
YOU were here, &c; speaks OF prospe;ts d. ,uo
| theater Find a school for Bernard, tBafney NC
! Cabej and let him egin his head work ihs Ia
| terseIteEce made some mefrlmentJ =, . a. y
| The letters are all written by Mr. W M -
| while he vyasagay. They are written IN 'eIius Vi
much affection some OF the iet1ers isfi uIains VIC
day corapg down to within TWO o. emee tea To-
the difficulty in January. l6i9 But paris. WE Ies-
80 .ere Lad The above is the substance as 10
4
prom inent Iolh~ D ,fr Off, bioet
ust.re was acquainted with 800 GieenNlch 81,
hen Kent by Mrs lngerSOll sold her Oil OF iur-
niture and went to collect the money Tor H. sa"
Mrs IngeIsoll did not 90 % see any one else 'ne
mfn were engaged a: times, three OF four weeks TO
r. The flJuture part OF which came from Pniladei-
rbia up was there, at times, TO superinten1 them
Jaw two or three ladies there, but only knew the
name of one, who called herself Mrs Clayton, VINO
came with her TO select the furniture 90 noLkno"
nom my own knowledge what vas Mrs Clayton's
Occupation she told me she mad been married sa"
aso another lacy there no said ner name was MIS-
Russell knew II by her coming TO buy bill OF fur
ultuTe alerwaId OF ne saw gentlemen cohe tAeIe
Two or three times, ana | vas directed 70 go INTO
another room while they wen: into the rooia was
In II was that they should not see ne ~ "dseay
III the evening, winter, Wnen went 70 lDOK amer
the men II was done, believe, by the DlacA gin
who came from Mrs. lngersoll IRON fnlIaoelphia
think il occurred three times atOgeIner, mere anu
al Houston. 81 there we're beds IN the rooms was
engaged at the time, putting up oedsteaos ana look
ing glasses, &c, cid not see the gehHemeh except
as TO their clothes and nearing ther voices lhiHh
there was no other women but the black woman
cannot call to mind any act saw at either mousse 20
recognize her mode OF life she gave reference,
when austec her some money, and called 10 In
Qujre never saw anything outside OF the mouse Dy
which to show did Lot return 70 the oeoroomto
nv knowledge, On any occasion, after the gentle
MIR OiConor said he would now rest except as 10
Mr. French, & commission 20 Professor Hankley,
and one two Others, perhaps as 10 the Character
OF the house.
The Judge said that the reservation would be al.
lowed, and any persons who had been attached
could be examined d. any time.
Mr. Van Buren, asked II the testimony must not be
considered as closed he has stated the strange
situation they have been placed IN. Mr. Doty, for
instance brought up yesterday, who spoke Of mat
ter as Of years ago, one Of the parties being
Cead.
The Court said nothing further should be allowed
but what good reason Is gwen for
Henry ] Hanss, s~Orn-Cdtted by Mr. Van u
Belong 10 Norwalk, Conn. did 50 IN 1913 and Istf
Grove stages and took care Of horses know MIS-
Harriet White have recollection Of young gIi
living there they called Anna do not kAo" any
/ thing OF the Dempsey par she boarded wlln his,
White. might have been two months, might hd'e
been more | saw Anna frequently.