New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
TN PURSUANCE of an
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Catharine n. Forrest VS.. Edwts Forrest-Ed-
win Forrest VS.. Catharine y. Forrest
SUPERIOR COURT-BEFoRE JUDGE OAKLsY.
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SEVENTEENTH Day. "Wednesday, Jan. J.
Catharine A. FOrreStagt. Eden Forrest,
and eo,,utsr charge-Action for Divorce Continued
Mr.. Van B. said Anna Flower has been detuned
here: a vessel is going to New-Oreans on Friday,
and she is DESTROYS 10 go, and would like Mr. O'C 10
cali her if he wishes, so tina, she may be enabled to
20 in that vessel or she canno. do 50 for month.
Mr.. orc said if the counsel moved it, ne would call
her tomorrow morning, and bring forward all tae
witnesses that would require explanation. Oae Of
her felIow.seIvants has been IN cour. bui cannot
row be found-still, Nh O'C. said, We have her
affidavit.
SAMUEL ". RAYNOND's TESTIMONY coNfISUED.
gv M OConor-Recollect seeing Mrs. Forrest
smoke but Ia Two instances, which made some In
nTession on my mind-once in summer 1913, tlied
ard passed the evening on the upper VeTanlanol M
F's house Nh and Mrs. r, Mr. OIley, an ACTOR
and one or two others IN the course o. the evening
MI Forrest said Kate" make rs some mat JI.
leps" which she did soon Afterwards MI +. ana
Mi Oxley smoked think Mrs. +. oroughttne CT cars
when she did the mint Iuleps Mrs. torres; tien
took a small paper cigar and handed me anotnsIi
do not smoke, but took II Mrs. +. snoke1 tne one
she TOOK Sir. F. was present had not seen a
lady smoke so before, but had seen women Ia tiS
country smCke the second tune was the evening
paSsed with Mr.. FOrtescue, and capt. CalcrAiI ana
Mrs. F. and Mrs V. Mrs. I and ' smoked small
cigars, done up In paper capt. tticfaH was ho'
disguised IL LIQUOR LndL evening M hinhcA va
agree able snd gentlemanly recollect hun more Iaan
any other in the room on accom-, OF long story ne
was telling 1t is my confident impression mere " as
no liquor drank TIL Mrs. V. wen. down 70
get the vine, and Capt. c. went with ner
!. vas shortly before We left, and We TOOK
some vine never Mrs Forrest affected oy
hduor, and never heard It limited was pre-
sent ole evening when she mad sprailed hef
ANGLE CO not know II was IN the house or not ,
vas not present when she slipped was IN tne
asing room, back, when she came In iimplng II
was not the night sep. IN the house. oui some e5n'
months before returned fromthe West IN NoVeh
Der, ls47 | had been absent year. INF; O'C. ssll
he had stated differently TO dates yes,er1ayI VIZ
Ie.s SAID he In England from July 70 N0s loto
on MS return was here ABOUT fortnight and oecA ne
acquainted with Mrs Forrest bat not MI orrest .
went West and returned aud went again anu
returned IN the spring OF 1850 the une saw
Mrs Forests ANGLE sprained was snofuy aIIeI
my return In 1877 the time slept AZ the house was
shortly after Mr. FORESTS farewell tour the Tune
MIS- + e ANGLE was spralned was before l MAS az
quainted with Mr. F.-and when slept mere "6s
AFTER think Mr. r absent IN Boston aiia''ef uhs
think breakfasted in the house tue morning afIel
slept there; my impression IS | went out 2eiots
breakfast my habit rad been 20 walk BEFORE ofsAN-
fast Estate men, OF habit obec ed to- was IN Ius
habit of taking breakfast IN hour or Two Garner Iish
VT F's Breakfast hour believe tooi. Wal
before Mrs. Forrest was up nothing ocrnrIe1 Ia
ghi slept there a. 10 the arranging oil 'le l'u