New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Catbarine y. Forrest Edwin Forrest-Ed-
win Forrest vs.. Catharine N. Forrest
SUPERIOR COUhr-BEFoRg JUDGE OAKLKy

and counter charge Action for Divorce -coa,,at,f
| The witness yesterday who spose of NJ. +. al
| Miss G. being on board a steamboat, was nam
| DOty-(speled yesterday Doughty aud his resi-.
oence Is GrOve-st.l
| Mr.. O'Conor continued the reserved testim nv
| Thos. w. Whitley, recalled-By SIR. UC.-Hai a
| conversation with Mr.. Forrest within two OF three
years IN which the subject of houses Of ll-lame was
| spoken Of
| Mir. Van objected, as ne did not know how ad.
missions or conversations as to houses OF III fame
could be relevant. II Was already ruled out As u
this witness, where there was nO proof on which The
testimony was TO bear
| Mr. orc said he wished 70 show that Mr. F, on
complaining at treatment he had received said he
could not even go into houses OF Ger sin cescTip
ton without being logged. lie wished to add other
| evidence
| Mr.. Van B. con.ended that the testimony could
not be given unless 1t related to the house o. Mrs
IngeIsO or the house Of Miss Chiffon, IN Whi.e-st
relative 10 the latter of which the testimony OF Mr.
| Allen had been given before Mr. Whitley being re-
| called second time, when the ruling vas made
| The Court thought the offer 100 vague II 1t vas
perhaps, be ao Hed but there IS doubt OF that fit
could be shown that he spoke Of any specific Iuse,
| IL might be shown
M!chael Hart, sworn-By Mr. O'C-DO not know
| two young ladies named Charles two Of that name
| have been pointed out 10 me.
Mr.. orc gave In evidence three letters OF Mr.. Z
One says, got invitation TO dine with some South.
err chaps Will be home between this AMI morning
some time between dark and daylight Another
gays he has invited Messrs Grattan, Bryant. Placde
and Lawson TO dine with hlm lhst day make pre-
prra'iCn bas sent basket OF champagne
Tier each commence Nv Gear Kate" The in
viiatioD to cine with the Southern chaps vas at the
Astor House They are without date
hr O'c n en- offered IN evidence seven notes ,
some Of them. he said, were without date, bat all
supposed to he In the fall oflsis.
First from Philadelphia saws he sends an article
from some paper named as 10 Macready.
rrr1fr l.arf lat
said re liked the article rcm The Erenng Post
graduated her 10 her visit 10 Font ILL speaks OF
the price of pix tickets being raised 10 dollar tn pre-
vent another attack complains OF the aOuSe OF the
"peTny-a. llreYs". Mac. will be IN New-YCrk next
week, he saws to give readings.
Third saws he is not well, suffering from head
aches could bear that II not FOR the horror of
going before the public IN an assumed character, in
which. as in the case 10 night, the blood viii be
sent to my brain Macready had good house last
not half full.
Fourth also spoke of being unwell; was so in the
play rubbed with alcohol after it, and got over It
is sorry to hear of her frequent attacks OF the head
ache speaks of Mr.. Wood they saw IN London
thinks The houses better tnaa last year asks her
how comes on the superannuated, and 10 write him.
Fifth said doomed to a third week there regrets
it if the superannuated should not be IN Phiadel-
phla VIII be home, &c. business about the same as
last year, had no return of the pain
Sixth says her letter did not reach I'LL yesterday.
The dresses came-wOre that oflthe Gladiator last
night There are now two partes-the American
triumph II. packed his house last night with per-
sons aud It twothrds full, but put down by the
hirelngs-spoke OF having been received with cheers
and eroars for his opponent Macready has issu ed
a card threatening him With prosecution, but he
will hardly venture IT, Glad she approves of his
card TO Macready. Had to the ak not the
pruning knife. Enghshman must be cuffed into
a proper course of conduct as to us-mllder treat
ment will not be effective. Macready had poor
house, while the Walnut was crowded. His recep-
ton has been brilliant.
I'M dal- INST nh
a ore as he yearns to be with her at Font Hill but
cannot DO 50 for some months. Houses have been
good. Mac. closes tonight against IS wishes,
whe says he viii not pay him Oh account OF break
ing his engagement. Mac. goes 20 Richmond to-
morrow. have benefited hlm IN a pecunlary way
BY giving him publicity in the card.
They are Gated October TO December, ISIS, wrlt.
ten at Philadelphia and Baltimore, ana signed
" ours ever, Edwin" zine ABOVE IS Synopsis,
giving the particular points
Virginia Sinclair, sworn By Mr. OC.-Said he
called her lest something might be said Why he did
not. "
Wifaess-Am sister of Mrs. Forrest was Is last
Nav, the youngest of the family remember that
Mr. and Mrs L. went TO England, but do not re mem
Der the year my memory IS not distinct as TO occur
FENCES previous to sat time has not spoken 10 Mr..
Forrest very often since his return from England,
unless he first spoke to ne he has not done 50 Of
ten the persons who most usIally kop, Mr. rs
company when he was home, "ere Nr. stevens,
MIR. Lawson, Mr. Carr, Mr.. Montgomery bucaer
MI Smith, baker Mrs tOrres: usually aVehdet 10
him he had very little cores qondence VITA the
servants lie communicated through Mrs Forrest
Mrs made all his professional wardrobe, never
knew o. Nh Ricbard Wills being locssd up or con
cealed at Twenty -second-St he could nor have
been without my knowing Il saw him often there,
but never concealed, he never gave me lesson AZ
ANYTHING never told Mrs. Bedford (Nrs. Under
yood) that Mr.. w. was concealed never caught
holo of her To prevent her going into eir0om be-
csusesnr Willis was there Ie,er old Mrs U. that
Mr. K w vas gong 10 give me lesson IN The
library or anyv here else.
III. tyxo sol IA "A
were placed between the windows The place be-
tween window and hrepl ace Vas occupied by large
niciUre that came nearly 10 the floor sofa could
not toe . there conveniently the diagram sho rn
Is correct as 10 the lower part OF the mouse, the
windows OF the drawing room (the back room we're
ALWAYS kept shut MI and Mrs. Noofhes are IN
ltaIy they went Goth July last vas here the first
CAV: was present, month or SIX weeks since, when
a gerteman paid visit 70 my sister at her resi-
deIce he sent up his caTd (ObJected 10
Mr. orc said within week OF tEo OF the COM
mercemept of the trial Mrs. T had card sent 10
her. She did know his name, but he was asked up
said be understood Mrs ForresthAd sentfor hml cav
ing The card he sent up at his Office, on which MS
name was then written, lie declined to leave the
card The name on the card was Mr. Blankman
who went to Washington to get John Kent and mas
been here with SIR Forrest In the trial, supposed as
MIR Van 3. said Mr. B. would testify for himself.
He was sent for John Kent ana that Is all ne mas
had to do with the He thought the testimony
Mr OC. said the object was the same as in offer
Ing the letter of Mr.. Forney TO show that Mr. For.
rest had emssares operating IN the case IL Is no.
probable he visited Mrs. Forrest solely Tor Tue csse
he assigned. Evidence was offered 10 snow hls.
rs course when the gentleman and herSen ohly
were present-snd Mrs. F. might well nave oeeI
alone at the Hotel, but this young lady, her s''e'
happened TO be present .sh N. acts
Mr. Van B. said Mr. F. was not oound oy VIC ais
OF Mt Blankman. .ho ,.s.iuonv was
The Court thought, at present. ane ,bere wls dis
too vague. In the case VI 0'"''
upct proof of the agency. =, ..hool n nv recol-
By W gF;t wen; w to i iheGe 70
ecuon, ~ ol, 40 school since then have received
have no. Ss1 home, from Mrs Forrest have had no
1leS teachers not know s9G PAD %S @y
oill, Du' .tf mat was always the case since
cres s ,h.,e do not know whether the money came
~ Mir. Forrest presume she got Il from ann 90
lict ,nemher ever hearing her say she dld do not
norsraher Mr. Forrest senclng money to pay my