The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16
TIVE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Superior Court.
Nfore Chief Justice Oakley.
sArHAsiFk y. FORREST ~ EDwiN s0Bkkst.


| J. Willis Miss Virginia sinclair vas IN an ad,o'ning
room. Mr.. Forrest in attendance, seated by be
counsel There we're several sdes in COURT who are to
Tboa Whitley ,already sworB), examined BY Nr.
| O. Oonor, deposed-
c.-Had you, at any time within two or three years
back q conversation with Mr. forrest in whish house.
OF i'll fame were mentioned by him' A-Yes, sir. G
| What was SAID by Mr.. Forrest
Mr. Van said he did know how far tho aspect
Of the case was changed since this examination was
offered before when the question was rejected by the
The Chief Justice considered the proper way would be
/ Tor counsel to state what they ipsend to prove.
Mr. 0Conor. in conendpg for the slmissbility a tho
question: said that he had srght oshow by this wtpe's
confederation OF the character OF the houses whore Mr.
Forrest visited, by his Own admissions lie had COM
planned to thawDess that he could not visit house Of
that description without being logged at the heels
! he advanced when NJ. whitley formerly the
stand A. he understood the testimony Of this wines.
bad no reference 20 the house OF Mrs ngrscis bs dd
| not think that IL competent
The Chief Justice thought the offer made by Mr. o.
Como, vague and lednite and unless the EVIL
jencs could be connected with the fact Of his visits TO
Mrs. Ipgersos house, it was not competent.
Ny UJepor excepted 70 the ruling Of the Court and
Nr. Whitley lett the stand for the third time.
Michael q Hart sworn. Q-Do you know two young
aIee named Miss Charless! Al do not; ladies have
b.en pointed cut TO Miss Charles, but 10 NO.
know hem personally.
mr. cConor then read he folowing;--
Nj, Dram F.rr--l have got nyit, alton from s3me
Southern chaps TO dine with them AZ tho Aston House
and have accepted it; you need not expect IN
cEsnty- second street this afternoon.
win return scme time betwixt this and morning
Mrs E Ha'' soppssr, Twenty second street,
within three doors Of Ninth avenue.
NJ. pr.s Etrr--i shall dine in town to. day; so don
shall be At home time between dark and day.
light Souts truly, EDWIN
Mrs Epw,S Fonsrsr, Twenty second street,
Ninth avenue New York
NJ. pN.n K.rp--Mr Gratten Mr. Bryaut Mr. rta
eide Lawson will probably dine to-day,
SO please make preparation have sent basket 81
champagne home. Yours entirely,
Mr. Conor said there date to those letter.
viii now give in evidence seven notes marked Il, from
to consecutively
Chief Justice--iIsve they any dates?
Mr.. oConor- Some Of them have dates, but they
s supposed TO be written in the fall Of a.
lBIl
NJ, DEAR K.rE-I hsd much 10 attend to yesterday
that coul not find time to write to you pro-
missed send you my card, published in the Pcssyi,a-
ia reply to Macs speech which reported in the
by me and is looking quite we'll lie sends bis best re-
garde. shall send duplicates of the published articles
s1T,ns Just sesv vs letter from nm and one
taste, and doubtless with kindly feeling bot 1t
too late Your own EDWIN
Box Office, Walnut street Theatre.
SATURDAY, November 25, ls4s
| Your letter written on Wednesday did not reach
until this morning. and handed to with yours Of
yesterday The dresses yesterday, and that
o. the Gladiator last night Il locked quite well The
tnettTlCd 10 yrt great 1utEe now Two
parties-the American and the Enslish-and have no
doubt the former win triumph - packed his house
pgmen from the manufactures here and when the doors
opened the house was two thI filed. There
Seps. on the nse S %
play called out by Of the fullest houses OF the
season. and greeted with nine ehers after which they
gave three for my opponent. the Circus the
night three cheers proposed for Forrest and
heartily responded TO BY fun house. Macready ha.
answered me in card in which he threatens suit a.
I, law, which ne iciH HCtei prosecute. lie dare not
4 My engagement will last here until the 9th proxmo,
| when shall probably go to baltimore
\ am glad you approve my card IT Is thought ny
many here, am told to be too harsh but do not think
so The axe ard not the pruning hook, necessary
to be used, and used 1t. Eaglishmen must be cuGsa
into proper conduct towards u. IN ildcr eatmeEt
| would not reach the disease.
| Tldge Conrad not in town during the tmeu,e
things, perhaps would have ended differently. think
Mac. has received his death blow pyosscnaAy in this
county The feeling maneited against him here Will
spread the whole continent Last night he acted to
poor hou,c while there full at the Walnut.
Send them az II he should not call to day by express
and also Mrs. Mac. letter, which is think, in the
nun b.rlefs stray keys about the house. Ny engage
nent here hSs been most brilliant | hope you
well. My sisters .cnd kndest greetings you and
! hope soon 10 see you.
send you onie craps from the Times ond Eeysto~,a
paper generally hostile to me.
Make parcel Il the scrap books, and send them by
| express Yours ever, EDWIN
have .crsvlsd this with the wort apology :or pen
u'ed. Pray excuse it,
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