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

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A.-Ctft!nly not.
Q.-WAs sny Of TIE ladies
S.-NO. csI'sinly rot
Q.-pia yea - wlen yoa rose ton .6o t.n..
Al i-lrt es go My q tl- ire lfa F'ofiass
n-r r-tffa. g. t-c rat
Q-Wa5 .s-5s s.y ;'ue =hen Ha For-tti rs
lesfilg o. .our pc,sOn
Mos. cisfi..r,iyuCt
Q-or my ums Wien Mrs Forrest arms we're
rouna Won
S-Nsr.-
c-Was you ever lo room N4la nfs. t)fss'
wien l..e door "a locked
l. Nefer. 20 my so eietge ua',ss ths door Tas
locke from the 0l'sice. desisneily
z DID you Place ycnT Atncs upon her IN 81
lrceileate manner
Most tmpnatlcaNy rC'.
Q-Wss hers ever so upon yCqrs
A.-Sllll more empaaiieaty no. never saw MS
Set md lcaiely with airy Other person nor N any
way att c,ed BIZ liquor tho Wait Of captain FOries'
cue and myself, II may e well - say, was entire
y unprecedented he deeuei % % 10 font I'M; l
visited Font Ilill with Mr. .orres' during he time
Nh Forrest was at home, called On him on Sul-
days, and met hin IN his library As RESPECTS hla, It
was TIE only day De 1ls a. home mere "ds VINE
and water and other things. i0r persons u he
Themselves II they chose las FIRST Introduced TO
Mrs. Forrest by her father Mr. Sinclair think m L'v-
eTpoo she as then unmarried my occupation, at
Inc TINE renew ed nv acquaintance, as now, was
BRUSH Government Packet Agent, rssidentlh New
l0Tk; came here In 1917 and was Introduced again
to Mrs Forrest N ls4e hsd been 10 years An oh5er
IN tie British Army ! never passed whole day IN
".
Mr.. Forrest was home and never VISITED the house
before ssy 10 o'clock naEeI SAY anything I'M modest
IN the house slnce this controversy nave been al
dressed by Sr Forrest IN the street think SEPT. OF
last year MAS pro ,eedlng 10 the Pos,-Olce, II be-
ing packet morning, and passed Mr.. Ofrest ne
looked az me, aud stopped 20 lie, nm say wa, nc
bad TO he returned ana asked II was gong -
England, or when | was gOiaT think ! sad 20
him" Mr.. Forrest, are you ado resslng me # you
are, and viii 90 so ina more courteous tone, wl.l
be hsppy to give you N answer +" lie continued N
an abrupt way 20 ask If was going IN England, or
advise you to 90 to Easiand Ielns little netIed'
answered. that is my aEhr | SAID nothing about
whether had any intention Of going to England or
not.
Ry Mr. Van BIZ resided, wien FIRST came here,
az No, Q Warren 81 Teina.htJ. AID NJ No. H. nj
joining, belonging TO the same landlady. mi last
May vent from there - the College Hotel, Mur-
ray. ST did SO temporarily have 10 relations in this
country was Introduced in this country 10 Mrs.
Forrest by Mr. and Mrs. Willis, whom, with llss
Lynch, accompanied 70 party a. Mrs. FORESTS
house | believe II was al my OHn request That
was the party given to Mrs LeveIt
Q-AIe GU married
Wiiness-I would ask the Cour, 4 circumst lnces
Of a private and painful nature, that occurred %
years ago, are 70 be dragged iOflh II the Co9r say
SO VII answer.
Nh Van. B. said it might be important Mi. 0'C.
SAID he might answer, and ne would tell ma when
to step.
W,tntss, 10 hr. OC.)-Then place myself in
your hands Twas maIned IN 1929.
90 whom
4
TIE Cont wished 10 know the pertinaucy OF the
irQuiTy Nj Van 3 said all the Other Witnesses had
been examined a. to their history-hr. Deming,
Mrs. ULdeTnll, and others.
The Court sal /. Was not objected 10. NJ. Van y
faid he objected Us 10 Mr.. Demlng. vi. OF. said
he made that eyamu alton very short. tie cannot
see the relevancy OF saying to whom the witness
was m2rNcd. Alr. OC gave sUppOsa0le cases. N
I ay be asked whether witness nas hyod with MS
wife in 90 years, and such, 1t may be a loved.
The witness SAID he would O0)ect 70 answering
any questions on that point at ALL unless compelled
The Court thought the name appeared to be ufel-
evant as TO posluon, &C., II may De allowed.
Mr.. Van b. SAID II NAV be painful TO witness,
but Il may be material. The Court viii remember
the manner in which the counsel questioned Mrs In
gersoll, for instance lie tSlr. Naa 3 does moi
wish 10 go INTO the ntness's private Affairs, but 1t
NAV Sc proper 10 INQUIRE who The witness -. Tne
remit may be he Is every thing that he ought 10 be-
Mr. OC. thought the wine ought 70 ans y or GER
tain Questlonswhat is on record, It Is IDLE TO De
delicate, that this lady was divorced from wines
but N England the O!yofce cannot De Absolute sf
cept by act OF Parliament, out is a separation, ana
the paties are Fill married, although no, hVIhS to-
eetner.
ties Ssa5ye k 5hs n Rsf q shIf liberty
Win aLd tLdt is not proper unless absolutely ne
Nh Van b. presented further argument
The Court thought the name not relevant
RHHess-l 90 not 1--we win my WE. and have NOS
since 1879 or 1880; 10 not kAOS whether she Is
living have not heard from her 'Or many, many
years DO Dot know II MI. Sinclair knows her haze
no chicTeI. It was 4 cilndestInr marriage, and
never lived together man and wife, that IS, never
ackDOw lodged i. would rather not give her ma ne
she continued her macen name. ani the mHIhge
was not known have 20, seen hef cer,aIay FOR 20
yoaTs. Eay IL lr32 she vas thea ln London
Q.-Whtn do you leave her
Il Ga nOt leave her.
Q-When did she leave you
Witness did not wish 10 answer the SOuri
thought he better answer
A-She eloped with another person 10 not
know exactly the time l was away wlth my regl-
ment ut the time. al Portsmouth, % miles from Lon
con. rad seen her. should think. ~llhll two
onibs before both desired the marriage 10 be
kept secret, on account OF my family 20 not hno"
the reason on her part
Q.-Was MIS- Forrest acquainted With these
facts
Al was natter Of trial IN the Ecclesiastical
Court, and 4 divorce. AID all the world may have
bsen acquainted with II | DO not know whether
she bIe X or not be never inquired 10 nay recOl
lection, about whether | was married there vas
an action for damages n my case aad then divorce
III tie Ecclesiastical Count, ht1sa e. taor), IRON
bedaLd oOafd) and al application made a'te"ard TO
the House @! LcTCs Tor a eroree r1Hc''D ht1T'-
moRI, tIom the marriage us) On, the
exIc1Fe was 20 large was abandoned
the evening Mr. FOiesCue AMI myself and Mf. Ray
nOId were ~ tie house We met Nr RAYMOND there.
Ar Foriescue az myself had been 10 Cont all that
cay saw MTs Forrest SMOKE part Of cigarette
made her present OF small box when they hfst
came out fIOm Phlladelphla thnk neger saw her
bat that tine We had crank nothing o. moment
took with US a snail flask between Us had VISITED
= Mrs Forests month or SIX weeks perm sps be-
foe Mr.. Forrest came home visited once or tFlct
week IN the usual TsiIPg hOuTs 81" Mrs Forrest,
sometimes her married sister, AM almost Al ~ays Aef
unmarried sister; | may have seen Mira Forrest
alone think the hrst Visit made her We |ere alone
for the fret half hour never VAS turns shed WITH re-
freshments IN the forenoon the time dlned there
think went in tie afternoon Mrs Forrest waited
the return of her sister, which was contingent 70
nv ciling there different persons Of the house seni
in and out OF this library II was about waeh left
O-Do YOU KNOW Robert GaTylR
4 There q boy living tnsrs have since IN
derstood 10 be him he attended table, aBd was u
and oct OF the room Mrs VOORHEES, Vas II the room
the whols evening 90 not recOilect anything hay
ing teen said to Robert about lighting ine gas " MS
coming 20 the door TO DO II my impression Is lett
ny hai in the library and went up and got II before
leaving, GO rot Tecollect that any ose vent wlsa
NE know went oil Immediately after leaving the
paYlOr.