New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

testimony that he paid his respects TO her once sad
reIhsps twice at Great Jones ST., ne not sup ing
! that Mr.. Forrest had anything against rs Vic
| NJ. T. had never said 1t, and he himself susPs.sri
nothing. Anna Flower says he slept there. nc
| Jury will rec0llect that Mr. Forces 'etr>en
| for Anna Flower. 1t may BE he Nah!eo So
ard wiling witness. | will call attention :" of-
| dtnCes of her falseh0od she says sne mas 'ynq
rem the South IN pure justice 20 M + ORES, -.
without any reward or the nope OF IT, AM ~
neo Ut spoken 10 him except once IN the sltte. ~
New. Orleans when he iusulted her. To DO JIs1ice
to him. and 10 njuGe lady who haa ai"ays Vsen
klId 10 her, ard much attached was she WI. enc
wished her meet her in the hreestOry oacs 70 Pm
IN Mercer ST. 10 give her the Satisfaction OF le,tnE
her Know what she WAS going 10 DO IN regard 70 nei
| Was Il likely TO be justice to Mr. Forrest, TO whom
ste y e. no obligation II she had said she cOnsl1
cred Mrs Forrest as having been the cause of her
berg blasted, ana on that account she ca ne on
might have believed her but she SAID no1hihS iite
that, TIL toward the close she intimaied soheln'u5
IN relation to this. but before that sue never
thsfanvthipg mad ever nccurre to excite the leh' III
| VIII toward her Then when Anna was coming 20
New.YoIk she testified that she told afssehooo 70 neI
| sister While the vessel a. HaTaDa tha1 sho
US coming on to see her child. When ASKED ths
| cause she sand her mother and family had foroio
her 10 iestifT against Mrs. Forrest Inc IirY wiz
see the good bearing Of her old mo.hef "hen . 81.
cen,e ,1non the stand her brother John, worthy
youns mechanic spared the pain Of bringing upon
! he stand Their forbldding her. she afletN"iu
said, in letter she received aiel nei - hsy
! New. Orleans. AS to the contradictions as 80 nsl
| Glory ~ what took place IN 1874 Mrs. FOrfest Is
Sptertaring Capt Howard and Mr. Goodwin. one
| Of them probably did stay-Capt hoMato- anna a
had 10 that tine slept up stairs, ana MIS-. W.
| 60 Good a LAWYER as to know deed was
not good without a subscribing wiiness--so sns
tells good stress Anna she must come uo"n aHu
alec n with her Mrs Forrest was gong 10 sleep III
her own room and she intends to commit an act OF
Ifdelity with gentleman IN an ADJOINING ioOm-py
bringing Young girl OF 10 Gown she furnishes hei-
self with 10 great aci tiles for cong as she ntenoeI
is II within the compass of credullty that Mrs. r.
would go to an adjoining room wnere tne very morse
would expose her. II would be like the BAKER "no
had his house insured. called his apprentice 10 VII
ness that Re set fire 10 the house and tnen went ~
nrOve that his house had been burned. Ihey StY
Mrs Forrest is cunning, Does TINS look IKE Boea'
cunning Anna is brought Gown as smDsctio!ib VIZ
ness She saws that at or she Mrs L aid Cap. H.
she began TO CRY and afraid TO sleep alone Do
che not always sleep alone, except perhaps IN we
instance that Barney McCsbe speaks OIL Sae SAYS
that Mrs F. brought her down she came INTO inc
room and called Anna, and TINS innocent young gh
OF Is did not answer her, elgnlng she was asleep
although she " as wide awake. Mrs +. DID not IN
robe elfin Capt room, but unrooed herself In
her room and ascerained If the witness asleep,
thinking il best not 10 have witness then Mrs r
went into the ROOM and this young lady, who was
AFRAID 10 sleep alone, got up and went INTO toe room
and saw Capt. Howard and began crglns al eelhg
alone THIS is What she did, and Mrs Forrest Win
perfect nODchsIance, cOoly said to her, Why Anna
What ia the matter ?" Thisis IN keeping with the rest
of this matter throughout 1t was III keeping WIN
what Robert Garyn said Mr.. '. remarked after ind
ing her with Mr. Raymond. l was, before single
word had been said as TO the cross examination,
delighted with her testimony, because saw It's iti
si,y and inconsistency in itself Then as to herself,
Anna said Can't Howard there three nights after
WARD, ard she lost her virtue II she vas so IN
nOccnt at the time of seeing what she SAID sac ala
three niehts before. she was an apt learner no"
was she ravished Why, very conveniently by turning
out the other servants that by the breath fher nos
this ssked her she cried out as there are passers
by she said she did. Did you as loud as YOU could
Ohno why not why, Capt Howard told me MOTTO
asked her wha; she DID vita the other han1 IL Is
said the indellcate altuSon on my part, ol.
| CD not--l meant to ask II he Was eageng her IL
apppars she did not CRY OVt as loud as she could Oe
cause Capt Howard told her no. TO, and yet she nd
ne iavishe0 her is Il probable that she would mol
have ayaileG heIselOf what would have been m4Stto
Ell advantage. her voice Can you believe 1T Inen
YOU have the testimony OF Cainaune Levlns, one mo
/ know hes gone to her long home Jumped out
o. wlncow az fire the day after ies,ltying mere ahd
could not have returned here even II she bad oeeh
inDeaChed She gives references as 10 her charac-
ter AID was an honest hard orkIng woman. Jam
erHe told YOU that Mrs. Forrest did not give leave
10 Tie servants 10 so out, that Mrs j. herself was
home all the evening that Capt II. came there.
Anna came down and got some brandy and water
for him, and that Capt. II. In few ininaes aiter-
ward, daShine sailor as he is, slammed the door
10. aud was of She said Mrs beyins had company
ne next evening" and Mrs l. tells you she nat not,
except her sister. Anna tells you that she men
toned her situation TO Mrs Forrest, and mat aiter-
ward she vas allowed to stay there with nothing
todo L. is said tina, Caiharine Levins told Mrs -
AS 10 Barney The truth is Catharne spoke OF lnP1o
pGeucS but not To TO the extent std'tu NO. -.
rest had taken quite liking 10 thls Ahha' 40 ,G y
,,ould not be acquainted with her, ana Mfs d.
invited her. when Mr. +. was away, ~ steSp
with her, and this NAV have caused 'he JeI
op>y of another servant and thus II was thought.
Barney went away about That time, Dut We "li nor
s.y he Vas turned of on that account. rs ID ANN
sltuatiOn we Will admit mat Mrs ! observed her
s,uation iust before Mrs F's going TO Engltn1 nut
told her she would not turn her out OF the no Use
then and afteTward she WAS len with MSS "iaiSa'
rat Sinclair and as 10 the threats as 70 %,apt
n NJ
a. the house, the vigorous conduct OF the LATER
confronted her finally with Catharine Leyns; MIS-.
Forrest never wrote line to ANA, ana alter
lSi7 the mother and her child never ha1 done
ANYTHING for by Miss Sinclair, Capt. Howard or
Mr. Raymond Mrs. +. returned from England
yet never did anything for Anna, and she was
PERFECTLY satisfied. After SIX months from the
Tune OF Mr Raymond taking the matter 10 hand not
e s,xpeLce was paid to this woman. Does not the
whole theory then OF turning the acts o. chafy ana
helevoieIce OF Mrs Forrest and MISS sinclair
toward this eir as an evidence that she continued 10
be a perSiOneT OF MIS- +. fail She says Sne spoke
10 M f. il New Orleans as 20 Captain Howard ana
rer child. yet MIS. Forrest, although she hao u"
doubt IA goOC a 10 vance gave nor COt slngc STA
nftce nor promised her one. About the TINE OF
Mrs Forests returning from England The assistance
fl the child stopped. Does ALI lhis look IKE lhe
Mot hluted 1t on the part OF MIS- r. - % CayiNn
Howard Then the Inconsistency oi Anna a. 10
sa.iig She did not fecOilect the name nor nunDer
q; the house az the doctor she iNe0 Win Oh
tie charge Of theft she gave me oeady look Tor
some seconds without answering ,ultne Cour spoke
To her apd The The same charge IN citation
10 Cart Hoa ard-shs NaS the lGHocent Vlcttm OF
! snoter Her motive ioT the conce almef Oi the
Doctor DIR Lee IS tnus shown. We INDUCED III.
Ice TO cone and tesilfy IN regard 10 the matter.
| Then again y asked If she mad ever ved "lta
Mr. Jo.u Dickinson, Of New Canaan. and soe sll1
she old hot and the counsel very c0aIa0S salc she
dld not remember that she knew she had been bound
20 Mr Dickinson ard return cd there az an two years
sierwsIo fOr employment She had motive tof
conce srg this She had 70 conceal she hTed VIVA
I)r Zoe In raul dDWUIglt
rule of iaw is, false IN one thing false IN all Nhen
YOU have witness who from mOuFe denies any
Ihmg, You have one utterly depIaved and the chsr.
acttr or property OF 10 person shOuu DC su eus luI
! one NONE nj TO heI oath Then - that Infamous
matter as TO the attempt Of the house IN Mercersi
/ an Arrangement was made by Mr.. Dougherty thst 4
= ace should be fOnn1 and person 70 escort ueT.
They say the house must nave been respectable Ou-
] Rar Dr. e. M ~. - ihC-e lho n. ne 0L