New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

h.t. he.p uistasen as - Wnal s ~, Howard ctne
AZ 70 me csa t.o al we're out. Gem inded 70 c0nle
~ Ind sfter~srd had forcloie com o,ns 800
10, Vow have Annas tes.linyty' ~ eeo a. .
onei.s. conhnned b. Ca-hafine LeT!ns, "a sifiAs
10 go, ~ Was there, and Anna came COW ~
srsncy and water for nam, ard aiso taa; ~ ma
somospt next erening, when was "naI A.l',e
s,strd and also SAID tDat those two evenings III tf
the only ones that she hid come ,ion WI - Nc
/, ~ charged by The o.hsr SIDE ma, DnA7{ ~ ~
Cabe was the father OF ner enid me J"'' '''-
the dates viii see # tlis could De -. ,,,. FIR
ANA describes aiierward scene "nen INNS
rest asked her 10 sleep alta ner taat az nj -
INTO he'd she heard q taking between ~ n ~
~ ~ u T,,,est n ne I5fary an mat M 4. AZ
terwsrd came iLtO The room ana 81. - OCCASION
be ssieep having heard Mrs. o. ~ fhen M
scod roy Tor listening ara INA. ~. Lines after
S.@a !. ys.If arc D1t on her niEhE s,iO'HSa ,,o-r
which the Mrs. r SenI 10 tDe 81. sII5sequeatly
adjoining leavis TIE ooof ~ ,ooa, aut mnat sae
Anna heard whispering IN ~. ".a,aI On. our OF
nhLs ~, ,s.nrootr conduct she ANNA XII 80
s.f took me light and en- M s'o 90 ,ne So
the doc. Of ~n,dn 10 Ms Forrest in bed together.
80 sbe stated what NIs Forrest saio 20 hef' ana sne
,e,ufned TO her room. $50 49,. 49,.
~. ~ IN He SAID ne believed he had connunica-
non rith An0a Flower he previously maze am id'
,s-ore saving he had and the 0tner saying ne hdu
moi had cont ecliOn with Anna. Ia tue same ehlt'
4, .ay he vas intoxicated Il the time ne was al
Mr OColor's room. believe SAID Mr. van ne
MAS Drunk when be came on ms stand. me Jdfy
Wi 4 7.
uorffless The notes from Anna Flower 20 MS
Forrest asking iat-er - meet her AT the house ID
NelcsI-st, Dir. Van y. conienacl was ior the pm
nose Anna tta'ec Of ft4tLg - Hfs Forrest mat sac
INTENDED % say. ~ sas or hfs 4 - nave me- hef
and denied ~ as size fl - heT hpsJsuJ % fes@r' 20
Jamicsoa, UhCA me sad. " l. - "a ne u j. iIs.
lei US see hO@ Auna was treated it TIE mouse
AFTER She gave ro.ice ihal sic vas cacaaf anO IN 4.
Canaan tOwarl Vas She ff'nff ~ nef chA' 9hs
Was brfycited kept iu .hc house aiief ~ ana MS
Fou,st want 20 IL GLAND saut 20 q res e;,tll'
Z. d NIL a.
TIE child called Barney 30. 10 VS. ",-itIl i1ui}
--probabiy after Captain uo"ofi' IS h-a anu i
W,lliam CLONES were sent, corresponding vas
sepi up by Miss siLcalf aieT"ato WIS v ana
the child vas PIT oui 70 nurse. Was the expense
cad BY Bsmey no, 10 WA so BY Mrs. Fo'rMes,
iap,aI NOna.d, aul PAT. by sir COD fll.
And vet they say u vas bsrneys chlld.
They out hun at the head Of tnis literary cfc.e
made MN IN apostle 0i TIC ne" iAiih
Nr. Raymond and Nr. Foofles alJeI nara yO'
fou Anna The letters and he SAID III Ms teslimohy'
he did 70 tecaus they might pc prtJDlicldl 10 MIS-
Voorhles. But they contained facts
Had that child been Bdrney's Mrs fOTest wo0lo
have sand, get out 81 this house out Anna was IA
pOssesson Of an important secret % IS tn's i1Is.i
mat ms caused the ush,iui, OVERWHELMING eIJIl
that has been MADE 10 blast the character OF "a a.
Young eOmau-uuexampled IN the annals OF TINS
State and reaching bach 20 her youngest chlohpD1
What would De the natural way 10 fe'cA lniS .
Nine months ago Capt Howard was notihe1-Dis
family lives IN Boston, ana they knoN "Oefe ne Is
ut WAS SAID he was now ~ the SttdNlcl lsiahlsl-
and he could have been mere. tie does not dare 20
come here. and when witness 50 refuses the
strongest presumption Of the law l. ag iinst him
Then why IS not Mrs VOORHEES, here she "no
has so stood Dy Mrs FOuess, as was said, whO vent
10 Europe for apparent cause and she might nave
been here twice since tbe tTidl has coninencel.
Why is not VOORHEES, here. VINO got the letters rom
TINS child at New. Orleans and where is Mr. GOdWtn,
who has left for Europe since this trial CON nenced
How ,s n that this child has scattered Capt Howard
to the Sandwich ISLANDS, lit was said ne IS Ia Cili-
formal Mr. and Mrs VOORHEES, and Mr. Goodwin to
Europe.
Asto Capt. Howard The other side have got a
commission which had been sent to hm returnei,
but In It he refuses to certain lnlerrogatoreS
put TO him, and 1t was, the Jury saw, excluded.
Mr.. Van made strong appeal on behalf OF Anna
Flower, her unprotected situation here. her present
respectabity OF character and most OF ALL he SAID,
that he admired, was her courage IN coming here,
stating nIne months before hermtenton OF dong so,
and going ON that stand stating every thing as TO hef
self as well as whatsh kne relating .ohs case, IN
regard 10 others.
fpassnow, gentlemen. 10 consideration of the
remaining charge and / wish - return ny sincere
acknowledgements 20 you f0rtRe kindness WIN wnich
you have attended to the remarks submitted thus
FAR, weaTisome as they must be To you, and tedious
they necessarily must be In case which mas not
only taken you from your ordinary business, but
which has confined YOU for weeks The charge,
which, In the judgment OF man. IS the most serious,
and IN regard 10 which the testimony, with single
exception, is entirely uncOnradIcted Is thar Of
adultery with Mr. Jameson, AMI tla' rests, IN the
first place, upon the testimony Of Nj Smith. show
ing the manner III which they were discovered aad
the circumstances under which they parted NRen
MIR. Forrest came suddenly IL the room, and IS TINS
is in striking contrast with Mrs Zones 5 aftdtsit
and To show how she Is centralized with reieTeace
Ia the testimony in this matter, VA read l'lr.
Van b, here read from the puonsaot testlm NY 50
far as tins relates TO statements of Nj Forrest AID
Others, Of course We nave 1t not IA oar power 10
contradict II.
Mir. Smiths testimony was takea by 60 nmiSsion,
and the precise application Is rot cxacty pcrccvaOe
at ali nmes | will read. there Mr. NaA Barren
read the affidavit OF Nh Smith, commencing AS toll
lows: "Where were you at that time p" -" Ia
Cincinnati z -" Did yo1 know Jameson ~ T.
a. did 3" Sci You Will observe why Mrs. Forrest
denies that engagement was made 10 Vlsis the
phIenooeist with Mr.. Jameson or 20 60 any where
else You will see how precisely Mr. Smlth con
uadicts her upon tina, particular point, that the en-
gagement was made previously that they started L
20 10 the artists before TINS VISIT and particularly
That this visit was sudden and expected TINS Il
the testimony then. Still II is distinct enough u
contradict Mrs Forrest IN The atten liant cltcum
stances Of the discovery OF Mrs. Forrest upon IhA
occasion
Ne proposed 10 shON Oy me .cttct frO Nr JamieSo
to Mrs Forrest al thas tine. You viii Tenemos
the violent struggle maze o. keep tai ieter 0Gt o
this case You Viii Teco.lec! no" u vas resis,e
at every stage OF The yrOCe eding and lof weeks ~
were continually met Oy Suggestions on tbe OtAe
sICe, that We had beUCT not introduce II, and ina
they had received a letter Shoaug taat thece 50
no ldentnoAuon 20 Il. IL was ASSERTED thAL Goa
spirAcy hac been sci Ga foot between Nd. torres
and Nj. Jameson 10 procure another letter who
might convict her q g'It, whereas the orig .d lel
ter mieht be entirely innocent This SUGGESTION va
met by evidence o. an attempt On the parl OF Nr
Forrest TO procure Nn admission Nom Jameson @
the gui of his ~iie @aG 10 was "a tlls conn fC.fou
and bearing upon this subject, taat the testnony Cd
Mr. EOrntv Was introduced. And n rs prOp pei
IN this connection. that / should cal Your "a,
tenuOn t. that letter Tor to Purposes. In "a
alst place that ou see AOa tai his et!ef al
thori7cd b. MI FOueSi and tAcn sc hoN Tar
bears upon Tie case you have ID ny. kae Olly "a
teucgaiOry louc hpg has subject Is found ia ne c1J
uiuked 4 vii no~ cali yolr attention, sen..g
men, % tins letter 10 see how lar y bears upon
face evidence that MI Forrest did no, see 1t, aa,
then how FAR bears upon lis are an uu dSl anl IA
far cons traci0n. lMr VA B. h>re read the Fol
ney lettorl Nos You Vel perceive. ia The hrs
place, there IS not suggestion IN thss letter, uO
could there have been, that he desired 20 procun
a false statement OF lCuer OF admission fr1a
Jsmlescn wh,ce would 50 % p.oyo las sd.. -
was thaI he should engage n cOayersaaoa
cornwall conN osaiion II Son please, and IA ih2.
Jamisson would naturally boss. ~ mat thiuE aS