New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

Dempsey she remained three months with ms
next saw her IN lsi5, and came to my honse 70 90,
board she was Mrs Binen-orf then she s,aid Min
me about two weeks and then went to Mr. R.,
monct, on Platts Hill. near NNrwalk she want
there IN April shd sald I'll last OF May OF JuAe the
neighbofS suspected she VAS not a good Character
became acquainted with her senofai character a
to nun u VAS bad lucgtng from What heard I
would not believe her on osth
By Ar. Van B.-Ny husb and follows tho ovs.a,,,.
business has cellar have been m arfisd ii vr,rs
viii be 40 next July (the witness looked 50 Young
the counsel seemed to look cIecuous and IRE w.
ness asked n he doubted 4 } tse time tina, Am,
came she had taken care Of d child OF Mrs RUSSELL
from New Orleans, ~hO, and her husband, are both
DEAD this WAS IN July IN the fall she came and
asked ne 10 board her, as she SAID she WAS learning
ua,e. and remained three months she worked
With lasn az the tailoring trade I came down 10
New.lork with my husband who went 20 sea, and
on my return learned rem my daughters that she had
Scted very bad. objected iol. Go no; knos that |
he ard any speak against her Or truth heard
MIS- Brewer. her mother Mrs. Hodge and lady
named Veruett living with me, who i dead, speak
against her IN lsi5 she WAS with me two weeks.
she went 10 Mrs. RaynOnGs, where she was con-
hnec the FIRST time ske came and called herself Ad-
suns, arc renamed ever night she came from Mrs.
Kussells, who lived next door the second time she
can there Was letter directed 10 her as DempSsy
ana mentioned l 20 her, and she said DemDse vas
her name tn then had called her Miss Adams
hGT1st Wkite, swOm-By Mr. O'C.-Am daugh-
yer 81 last witness 10 Yeas OF age kno " OF Anna
eefS my moheTs on one occ sion she locked
herself IN tne room With two and turned me out
l tOic my mother on my return.
By Mr. Van u 1t Vas about o'clock IN the exar.
lIg Their names were Hand and koeder thew were
not married men they cld not VISIT us one OF them
was sage.cfiver, and The ether Attended a sable
90 not Know how long they renamed there I
"enf TO bed was 10 or II years Of age there WAS
no enc else IN cur part Of The house We occupied
the upper part which was FIVE rooms always
calico her Ann did so 10 make her mad would NOT
call her Anna hcarc my mother call her Miss Ad.
ans the first time ste came there went away on a
yls,, me CAV after she came. IN lsi5
JQmsS heyzsn sworn BY Mr.. orc Live in Con.
necncul y Daeucrr.oy am nephew Of Mr..
John Dickenson, ant became acquainted with Anna
Dempsey at my unc'es IN 1870 became acquainted
WIN her general reputation IN New-Canaan. u was
bad tLCU h IN respect 20 truth and yeraciy II
bad
O-Would YOU believe her on oath'
No Sir, I'm strong tone, 10 which Mr. Van
l. sd " OF urSe - causing a iApsh)
WlmDS-kpow Of her one evening running out Of
leT bedroom WHEN 10 orc but Mr. ID and myself
weIe IN The room she was IN her nlshi clothes on
one occasion Mr. ID, ana his VIE vent 10 NOrHak,
and they ltfl me home 10 see she dd not run away,
was repairing gun In an upper room, and she
came % me and asked me to make her corseEboard
che sa't, 4" james. wish YOU would make me cor.
sct-eoali, anc viii grant yon any favor you may
desire she do nothing only BY looks. Tho Judge
said, LOOKS were very vague lshould 1hinA sne
waS 10 or l..
diG not hapuCn more than once that knew OF ray
uncle and mNseli were IA the kitchen, and she came
III the bocToom door opened into the kitchen, or
from tie kitchen 20 the bedroom II was about dus&
IN the summer tune she was there very short
time might have been minute, might have been
two minutes Mr.. Dickinson told her to go back 70
tea CO not know how long she had been To bed DO
rot blow when went to ped We generally reIirod
early, about 9 o'clock came 10 town tins morning
en- an EIgllshmn was suDpenasd Al Bedford yes
teIday, where was on my business; my expenses
have been psid for coming here expect nothing oas
the 81 that nave been paid Inc to come and go back
Bss,ard McCabe sworn.--tThe witness would al
II 5, realize what Anna Flower SAID as 10 him his
appt aTaBcc created considerable amusement h@
u live IN 9th. av. with Mr. Butler lived win MI.
Forrest as waiter left think, IN the fall oil 1870,
be fore MIR. and Mrs. went to England. went 70
work in a marole.yard IN 6,hav. leiI CNharine
and Anna Dempsey IN the house
Q.-Were you at any time nthe evening IN Annas
ROOM
Odd any one come in while you were there
Airs Levin came when | was there l was N
he'd IN AnIa's bed | had only my shiIt on Anna,
suppose, was In her night clothes.
Q-Iiad you 1t any time sexual intercourse WIN
Anna
Al believe had once or twice before then.
Q-Was it in the Gay time or nisht frstl
An day time, ! believe 1t was IN the bedroom
next 10 the bath believe was the day previous 70
ny beng in her room think there was night be-
tween cannot say whether she hrst solicited nae
or her | was awake when she came INTO tho
room
By Dir. Van B-I am now IN store In 9Ih-av BE-
lieve 1 can wTte little can write my name l
have mentioned what now say to Mr.. OConor-
was sent for canro' say by whom believe the boss
down town told me tLeIe was note for me, aud
was told to go 10 No. Dey-st., whore saw Mr.
OCOnor was told Mr.. OCOnor was seen iG Och. ay.
believe my statement was taken DO .n and stgnef
II believe swore 10 1t was not psldanythiDg Tor
going was lot paid since, except OIL. 20 pay my
stage fare believe 1 have made a different state
ment siI ce. tut was forced to held up my hand
do not know whether srore 70 II don't KNOW
" neither was drunk or sober when made the hfst
statement came home drunk the boss tof1 me
.f1 a,t InT llE Y M. "a
second statement believe the signatsre shown Is
mil G 10 affidavit.
BIZ ifr UC-Do not know who was present whes
1 signed IL the gentlemen and A gentleman Who
f. ch,d me there believe his name was Burr; Tan
led. a policeman came to me andssAid Mr.. ForresS
wsI,td me and asked me If would be ready In the
morning to go Gown WIN am told nm 9'a hot
care to ne SAID 1t would do no harm, Mr. Forrest
Only wanted to ask me a few questions The boss
said why DO you want to persuads the boy 10 SO he
persuaded me 10 meet hun a. . o'clock mex! morn
ing went down to Florence's, where M Forrest
boz rded, ard carried 10 No. IL, where !
saw Mr.. Burr Mr.. Burr asked me 10 go out with
him n little way first went round the Panh u
was Thanksgiving Day then went up Centre 81,
ard then I'D some street don't know the name
Of and went to a house, aDd they asked me TO sign
my namc to a paper MI Burr gave me dollar
1 could not read al the paper there were words
could rot make out do not recOliect whether II was
10 me tried 30 read It IA jewelers. shop near
the hospital. Mr Stevens was there ~ was before
/ was ~ Florences Tanned brought me 10 Stevens.
il was about month before went To fioreDce's
beheye signed the paper then and held up ny
hshd do lot know lit was the same paper signed
again Oh ThaIsssiyirg Day / "as forced by an
ned persuadin1 me 10 sign II be wanted me 70 say
| ass drunk when gave my first affidavit he SAID
II would not haIm me 70 sign u
Mr OiC objected to part OF tho affidavit being READ
Mr. Va B read the other part an which be ssid
colored woman called aud told him Mrs Forrest
wished to see him. and he went and she told MIN II
be would go to Mr. OC!s oitce and sign paper
tbere ne should be well paid for 10 saw afterwsrd
In The paper, several shdavs m the Forrest case, u
ore Of which a person named Csihaxine Leyips
81 ore 10 having seen ne IN bed with Anna Dempse{'
and was told BY some persons that l made an Am
dayit 10 that effect recOilect having been 10 MI.
O'Conors Office some months ago. intoxicated at The
nme OF whica vas In the habit. and made some
AFFIDAVIT | state positively the assertion thai ~as
I, he'd wi,b Anns Dempsey was untrue, on the con-
trary state positively, never had any inIercoui:e
whatever NTH the said Anna Dempsey wenIO
hHine II OF age, ann VIZ