New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

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! Ms Forests those were the only conversations [
| ever had with her. never asked Mrs. Underwood
VINO we're all those gentlemen with hairy faces that
came to see Mrs F., or II one OF them was Mr. For
fest never had any conversations but what have
| ssiC.
by NJ van B.--When she csms to see what time
TIC mouse you'd be ready, asked her What KIND OF
| woman Mrs. Forrest Nas ard she answered as
stated should think she was there from 10 to Is
minutes.
Samuel Lorgstrest swon-By Mr.. o'C-rs hus-
oaLo OF last witness think when Mrs Forrest took
| me house a was IN M new house think gentle
| man and lazy was with her she gave me refer
eIce to Mr. Lawson, when called and sltis6cd nv.
self the painters, think, not ute done when
She moved II. and there some little 10 be done
about the Doors all, believe. except the bell Il
vas three or four GAYS, or perhaps longer, before II
was done think one or my broihers worked on the
! house st the tiaIe have seen Mrs Underwood good
,mspy times WAS present when she called As to
wien the house woult be ready heard her say 10
! my wife that Mrs Forrest was very nice woman,
&c she said nothing Ia the least oSrespsclul as 20
| Mrs Forrest
| BIZ III. Van B Think after Mrs + moved la they
useC the basement door for day or two, the front
ooCr was painted, or something OF the kind never
noticed whether Mrs F went in and out ,ha. way.
receipt OF sll 65 for one mon,h's rent to Nov. |,
70 Mrs + was read the one month was to start fair
by tie quarter from quarier.day.
torasta GrmneH Wiliis, sworn-By Mr. OC.-Is
vile OF y. L Willis married let October, 1876 did
net know MIR or Mrs Forrest before was married
first became acquainted with Mr. Forrest ne called
OF New-Near Day. 1871 did not know VINO ne was
wnen he called he siald about an hour Mr.. Willis
was no. home my little daughter (step dsughterI
recognized hm became acquainted with Mrs For
rest some tire N February she and Mrs VOORHEES,
Gated uron IRE think | next saw Mr. Forrest IN
Apni following he called with Mrs. Forrest, at the
New York Hotel, where | was living think Mr..
Wills wbs home they asked us TO come and dine
with them. which we did Nh James w allack, Mr.
Sos,us. ana Mr. Lawson. think, and others, we're
there they were strangers to me think Mrs. T.
an ny self were the only ladies' present Mr.. Fer
res- called the next Newly ear Day Mr. and Mrs
Forrest went South that year dine with uS the day
be ore they LETT their return Mrs + visited me,
and her drank ten at Mrs. rs house when Mrs.
Leyeit was there. about July do not recoect
h8aTJ say, Mr.. +. was not hom3 al ihat time my
fist child Sss born in Apr. while Mr.. ami Mrs :.
were South inyself and child were very sick, and
1t was thought Mrs. VOORHEES, saved the chlld's life
about THIS time. Mrs I. returned and called upon
noe We bsve continually been very Inmste since
then Knew Mrs F. after the separation, to board at
Great JOnes-St she passed month with us, IN the
summer she had room assigned 10 her Ms aDed'
room assigned 1t to her It was in the third story
front room. the only spare room. used as such
had, IN the winter and spring oi 1850, long
and severe illness Mrs Forrest came 10 see
me almost every dty-jid various euands
ard commissions and occasionally came
and staid with me all night | was Ill between four
on FIVE months part ol the tire had no nurse, ek
cept The servants 1t was an agreement between
Mrs ana mysef that was 10 END for her when-
ever wished 10 have her stay all night sometimes
was Ill IN the day time. and did not wish ID sleep
alone Mrs Forrest slept - th me Mrs Benson vas
with me. as nurse SIX weeks after my conhaemenI
remember ID occasion when Mrs +. was sent FOR
very late hF Willis came IN between ii ana !?
O'Clock came TO my room. as he always dld tod
him felt too Ill 10 be LETT alone. and wished MN to
90 or seuG - I'd a note for Mrs Forrest he sent
nete by the servant, John Kent Mrs. Forrest came,
came TO my room, slept with me- took breakfast next
morning. ard eft at 10 or IL O'Clock there was one oc-
caslon whep Mrs Be- son vas there that Mrs L. came
Twas very Ill sent for her did not see her all nlght
heard her voice IN the entry 1t was appointed she
should come, which she did about O'Clock sue ala
not sleep with me thar night she came 70 wAcn
with me she slept up stairs. "A diagram was
shown Tie room in the third story front was tne
spare room, another back, which was Mr. VS.
study, and he slept there AZ that time panty or
dresSng.room between the coort 10 MI w ron
the pantry locked a small front room over the nall
N which lmogene (Mr WIS child by his hrst VIE!
slept, ant slept IA the room men JonE Men, Couiu
have seen lInogene's door but not Mrs. Fonests,
from thu stars Mrs. Benson and myself had diS
pute about Mrs. +. coming as she was siraic
would talk too ch, and when MRS Forfes. caae'
Mrs Benson would not permit heT, osihs 'ei! Ili,
To con Inlo the room the fret uWe hedfo thH
Nil Forrest WAS hostile to 10Y husband was IN
January, 1891 an anonymous ieuef GanS
10 me- had lot leaned from my husband
OF any Jealousy OF hum before that cay
m ali MS interview with Mrs. Forrest. never Sd"
her affected by liquor never heard any unchaste OF
immocest expression rom her; never, certainly,
saw snv uu,dest act VI hers as beng too ifce With
gentlemen spent one whole night at Mrs For
IeS,'s house IA 22d 81 70 was some Tune, DeneVo,
m the autumn o. 1913 Mr.. Forrest was not at home,
and my husband was not there my husband MI n
p. WI it, Mr.. Richard Willis and myself were INV.
ted by Ms F. to pass .ne e;e W ny hns pssI1
went should suppose there were twenty persons
there, gentlemen and lades' most OF them went
away abOu; II O'clock, or later, aAd also moved 70
So bot were asked 10 stay longer, as Mrs VooIne:
wished TO ri over some music with Nr klcharh
Willis, who had some pieces OF has own, having
been STUDYING musical composition Elk ears IN Ger
many; Mr. Noohees there a Mr.. lbbotson,
who lad a fine bass voice Nj. Richard WINS
Mrs VOORHEES, Mrs Forrest and myself, hen iormoo
the pal,v We did no. sil remain all nght we hao
very late supper. aud MI FooIhie' aiu WI lo,o.
son went about 9 o'clock | should have gone TOO,
but Il raineG very hard Mrs. Forrest ohsfedte sehu
a servant for a carriage, or invued us 70 say all
his ht and we chose the latter ony know wy ny
husband did not seno cariags, exctpI what no t,io
nc. 10 carriage came 1t "ds pleasant "es'hcf
when We cane We did nos 90 10 bed, passed sho
remainder Of Ene night IN the Grawihs room, s,hsns
aud psyiDg lhe planofOrie had no gfett dil,colV
IN psesins the hours Mrs boOghies sang mos oeii,
tIiu.iy SAID as soon as we poss'!e couii 'n'eu
to get a carnage We leiI betaeen ana J"
the morning invited Mrs. F0uesl add MS
Vcorbjes to 20 nome add breakfast WIN me, Whch
thsy cid and they. Mr.. H. Willis AMI nVsen
we're in the coach knew OF no impToprety oullAs
the Iieht. knew of none aEd Sd" none
Mr. = Wills was pTessn, a, brealass VITA US
Mr Richard w. lis WIS ,tdying Win US hehal JoS'
rt,urbed from Europe, where he hdd Deeh beass
ne rev alneo nj hTst, about 10 Gays, men wsh' 70
Be son TO see his friends andTe.uineo and rema,ned
with ~ nj December l A1e" 81 ms vsu1hg hls.
VonTsl6s. Sir Willis or ny sell miro ufeo him khe"
m his having sad az the house over hisnt ne never
slaid three successive nights kne" that ne va
av gy enc nigat he cane nome next morning. ~ Dfs1A
fast and !sid he hsd passeG The nsh, ~ mrs; Fof-
res,'s wheu | a,bsd Mrs and MIS-. 20 go hs"s
with ne the morning have spoken o', oia not anh
tsd not he teas thought Of ASKING tnem 70 none
'or tie puIpo,e of excusiTg ne to VI Wihii M
w treA here had gole after Dir and ms +;
agreed 20 separate and before thcy did 50, ys.s1
nrs Forrtst Ofien reyer heard.heT say snI "ns
in that tine against Mr foffeS'. was Hetrc..r
IA III, drsviug-room IN 22t - there were 'ro
,ofa,-ore o. them bet ~een the windows on the
window sicc aud the Other Directly oppoai'e they
weTe small sofas, and Of irregular shape ihhs
esch hsd rot rco,e lhan the room VI three ciAns
gasno sofa on the chimney SIDE the recess
wHs occupicc BY .Srge pic.nres Ieaii! DOWN - 'ns
icfr MIL rf..s .
cane 70 the CIV when WAS married 90 no. hho"
IN, Mr. Torres: ever knew Richard Wins aever
sav 4 FIRE IL tie drawing room u was lie Nf. " q