New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

nth nc then named Newton Anna s,at1 npt 10 &c
than sn hour IN ny house ~ that ume, ,h'nk s'e
,istet 20 bncr II re would iase her BACK ny
wife told her 20 she also asked 4 nv VIC : IN
give her recommend, IS sne e9l-i = /. --.s
objected TO } TIE sppHe % H's a.
NOT go 10 MIS- a Is livei IN the Village o. y. -
Canaan then ADra went from ilsre 10 no YAK
heard orher hairg there four or ~ DAYS thi' ga
the last heard OF aer on0l zn9" "-Icthe4 '-si'
is Mrs Russell living :, No sals.
rThe xitness here f..1c1 I'VE or siI a. s13.f VI
.roke agaiDst Anra TIE frs. zine, be'o-a s1c !e'al
after 10 the hour sle - 81 my house we ss-,.1
time Ily wife csught her IN = number Of falseHooos
two or tnrCe other women also spoke oi Aef' ta'to
in tom Yesterday: Mr.. HaT ien6rOok (Sno "a acre
Yesterday .lDpUnd ne Re pad ny tTa'eIihB rs
rerseF SOP az the WaEsrly House 10 0tHel eA-
reusfs ha: nv travelling expenses have YET 0ceh pau
me I vas promised : should not Dc N 81 AZ
expense, but 10 promise AZ toc)mpenfa 10! In
/ nave not spoken nor heard as 70 c0nSeI's i'.oH
am an Epglsnuan. been here - years, nave IA
spoEen Of the suit did not know II was peh"ihe
heard Of il fome time ago, DuI supposed Il "a 81
tied have not spoken against NJ folies' ~ ~.
knoa him spoke about !, 70 Ny. II ATlshoIooA H,ss
or Tuesday the tine Anna came if9g AeI TO- -.
remained three or four snlEUies WDuli tdyyoe hti
age 70 Re i6 OF =, as | sad yestefady, rom NJ -
psaraDce got her age from the House o. ae,lSe 90
tbey said Il was between - and 10 leGpecied 20
have had her for .. year,, which Wouiu max NJ
less than'l6, ard after 10 when returned hel %
not know her family have seen Ny. sinclair Ms
Forests fatheIl once. 1t was at Inc tAei'eI. i,
b. Mr. OC-Heard the members OF ny ieri"yi
as well as the others named, SPEAK against N""A
G,d not suppose was TO be caAeI as 4 $3.50, $500
SAID nothing 10 any one except to MI hA'aou1iooS
on Tuesday did not know Mrs Forrest IeteNeu
tbe indeDture and the letter here stated from lAc
House Of Refuge, at the same Time As ie'0'''e
Anna. ,.,.- 90
iGr orc. wished to read part Of the letter 10 10
show that they did not palm of Anna a. person OF
Rood characterl Directed 10 and not all0 FSR MI
orc SAID it referred necessarily to her having oeeh
q delinquent person. 80. .,..., ,..,r, Nth
A juror inquired II Anna Hal uei4c1 WING VIZ"
THIS witness, ard was tod she had. .,
Da.,d Terry. sWOm-8T Mr.. O'C.-Am engaged
AZ the Mission Rooms N Mulberry So was formerly
SUr.oriDtenCent at he House OF Refuge the Oo)4
tb,iy,s Anna came % Oct 1898, to said house and
lefs % Sent, 1871 | subscribed tbs ndentnre acre
shosD, to Mr. Dickinson; 1t was slgned - A19hA'
and the letter here shown ACCOMPANIED tlg lu lel-
tire my orc sad II was the usual printed letter.
The indeLture says Annals age was ID years,
mo. tbs and rs days. 1t is the usual mJenture, IN
which she agrees to stay for two yeas, Sly mo1hs
and two days-dated 81 st March, lelO sir. %.
SAID The lndenture was TO the age OF 10.
WitneSS-Haye no particular recouectOn OF inc
gifl might be able to identify her If saw her
think saw one on the stand whom recognized ~
| supposed, to have been az the House OF Refuge
90 not reCollect ANYTHING in regard to her except
from the record when dellnquents come IN we
make record as to who they are the statemen, IS
almost invariably taken from Themselves after they
have been some little time at the house II state
nent is from other source 1t Is noted.
The entry in the book is from her "n state nent.
MI orc wished him to read the statement Mr..
Van B. FSid the object TO show 1nat she sall as
to the transaction at DR.. Lees house. II IS rreIe-
want. II they read il they are 0oundby It Inc o.
ect 49, as the testimony offered by Df. Lse was 10
contradict her present relation OF the lfdhS@o.lOI
The Court thought that the witness could A0t
say from personal knowledge 1t was her s.at-meAt,
the testimony was inadmiss'Dle.
Ry Mr.. Van B.--She was bound out IN hAf1l,
1870 TO Mr. DickersOn she was moi subsequently
bound out the record SHOWS she suffered from III
he alth while she was there.
The Record WssIead, stating while there she had
very severe attack OF sickness, and alteT"au APP
ptaIed b be afflicted with rheumatic complaints
bound in March, IS40, TO Mr.. DlckersOn ia NOFem.
Der ne asked leave to return her she was returned
in December, having been uniaithiul, dis9oedienl'
and attempted to run away September lsll, IN con
sequence Of her long kness she IL returned to her
mother, December, ls4i, she IS recovered ana is
now Learning trade with her sister.
Witness Cannot s1y Who was na,Ton at the time,
except from the Records probably Miss Taylor
Mas King was SO at one period.
Wa. y. coleman, swom- By Mr.. ore Engaged Al
the Aston House IN the employ ment OF Coleman ~
sietson STE Dy the Register that Mr.. Randall OF
Philadelphia on 27!h January 1851, and lett On
29ih.
did not see II he was so shortly before.
By MIR. OC.--Mr. Forrest was there al The same
time
MIR. O'C. said the testimony was in relation to
dates as TO Mr.. Sedgwlck's correspondence and MS
John TTistrara, sTorn.-By Mr.. OC.-Reside az
NexCanaan Ct have resided there four years ,
. t,re,nan If n .hoe factory. aged 30 resided at
New. Canaan III 1910 became acqudii.tu u Aiiu
Dempsey knew her from the nne ME-. DlcheisoH
got her Ill he returned her never saw hef atef-
yard heard of her beng there Afterwards she
was al IN house understood 1t was ~ me summer
OF ls43, 1 became acquainted Win her 6cheIdi
character for truth II was very bad from her gen
eral character would not believe her as witness
IL "A Court OF Justice.
Bv Afr. Van 81 am married was not a, tAat
time lived the second house nom MI Dlchmson's
at that time, with my mother with Wn0n my sisters
and myself boarded Anna Dempsey did not visit at
the hOuse she came there frequently on eTinds .
do not know any house IN the nelgh)ofhoou
where she did visit my opinion IS Inas SIC was
about 10 al that time nearer 10 thlu - when she
came she Vas middiiHg SIZE do not see hef no y &,
think bsIng out IN the family OF M DC Alhson,
heard Mics Abigail Seam III SPEAK OF nef n tan
D. afkeG If this Vas the young lacy 0i 'O.J SAe
came frequently never heard any one else SPEAK
Of her. .,
MI Van E wished the witness 70 remain. Mrs.
Flower fnjs il az inquiry, important TO hsr, aAd
wish.sto ses il out She Is IS Ill to-day
CranLg Caleron, Capt. c. sworn-By Nh OC.-
Reside N tins City, at chambers know M toffest,
became acquainted within In the autumn oi Is II
his own house IN 22d-s his wife introduced hun to
me saw him there after shat repeatedly think
was introduced TO Mrs. Forrest aud VISITED there
three weeks CT a month before | was introduced 10
Mr Forrest Twas first introduced to Mrs Forrest
by having obtained an invitation TO party given az
whose father was Col. Walton met a number Of
ladies and gentlemen az the party c0nnot can Their
names: skunk Mr.. Goodwin, and I suns 10 my mind
Mr. Bry ant but cannot say, and numoer Of others
subseouently 10 that was az party At Mrs For
rests where there were ladies' and gentlemen
when Mr. Forrest sss not home II was An even
ing party cannot recall the names Of those there
car NOT call 70 mind Cart. SIMS ana daughter think
Nr. Willis was present not sure and SIR and Mrs
Goodwin Mir Poitescue was tlefe | was tnefc
with Dir Forsescue on tSo occasions sle ni,. "Ss
a numerous party. think Fortescue came VITA me
think re came with Miss Lynch sn-ut thinS the
party broke M about | o'clock or nSI!e lhteE
should inter that took Miss Lynch axaY, as rec
elect haviBg called for her IN our carriage wen.
away about the time Of the breaking up
Q-Can ycu say that aDylmMop1eiy, Or 'ahG
diherent took place from oTdInsr! parties
A-Ceftainly not.
Q--Who Vas MT. FoTtescue
Ale was the second or third son o. ne haft %, o!
Fortsscue, and himself Member OF Parliament ioI
the borough of BaTnstaDe visited Ms orfest ONE
rxn-tfh Is