New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

rests where mere were ldCl6S anu geib-tlutu
when Mr. Forrest sss not home II was An even
ing party cannot recall the names Of those there
cannot call 70 mind Capt. SIMS ana eaugh'er mink
Mir Wins was present not sure and Sfr. and Mrs.
Goodwin Mir. POitescue was there ! was there
with Nr TOrtesCue on tSO nccaaOns ee hf's Was
a numeroos party think Fortescue came with me
think We came with Miss Lynch sn-ut ihinS the
party broke M about | o'clock or a llSEe LATER 4,
should inter that took Miss Lynch away, as rec
elect haviBs called fer her IN oar carriage went
away about the time Of the breaking up.
Q-Can ecu say that aAgimmopnely, or anything
diherent took place nom ordinary parties
A-Ceftainly not
Q-Who w&s Ny. FoItescuei
Ale was the second or third son o. TIE Eafl o!
Fortescue and himself Member OF Parliament loa
the borough OF Barnstaole visited Mrs ofIes. ol'
after that party, II company WIN MI 9lsesouS
Was g OF DAYS after the party MIS- tOrfesl, W
sister Mrs VOORHEES,. Nh. Raymond, foItescue 49,
rnyself formed the party we called IN the e'eh.Hf
and LETT | should say, between IL and J. ceftAi'ilJ
not later than Fortes re had 20 leave town -
o'clock next morning had 10 acquaintance rl.H
Mr.. Raymond, except having m5t hlA theae =.
icscue certainly could not we three came az ~ ~
eether cid not 60 back again Nh. tOItescue I es.-
in London We spent the evening IN convefsaslon ,
wine was brought A. Just as We were goIns
away none before that time believe tooA onli
one glass OF vine mlgAt have taAeh ~
xsWe were Iislng 70 depart, Mrs FOrresI asAoL ~
We would like glass OF VINE before our long
II We did We must GO down N the dlnn3 room a.
act H. as she forgot TO tell the servants 10 pu. "a
the tIay unless Margaret cOnseLte1 70 80 49, ~,
get it. which she did and oiersd to accompany w. ~
and was accepted. and shs and went down "a vac nf
dining room and brought the wine and pi'c1et IA "a
water 10 the library, where the others were h sao
the honor ~ cary the tray went no l0|eI 'l "a
the dining room think ! waited outside " llAe INC
went into the closet where the wine was AepI -;
Leye Mrs V and myself were mutually Idus ~ 8,
Going ND stairs at xn avxTardnesS IN eSiIy =,
he things up think Mrs Forrest said someihng, :,
a halfTepfOyIng way. az our making ,Oo -
noise OF something Of that kind Eal NJ ndPrId
vIously drank ANYTHING that evening, nor $500
think Mrs VoorhIes had was NJ no way sHsc 49,
with LIQUOR think there was no laughing vi No.
after We drank. We went away imme hsIep ,be-s
ward Nh FoItescue left the le1t moTnlbS 81.
was distinctly nothing done that evening
waited from The sticIest Iectliute on ohs a. -.
Smed a. Mrs FORESTS in the absence Of MI Ia !, I,
rest IL was IN the autumn of les having IAi "
morning visit, and the dinner bell rung a 80
abou, TO cepsrt. SAID, IN hau Jocusai nsndir .
Mrs. Forrest If were IN England, ana Set ss ?
mon an ACQUAINTANCE of twelve years, ~ IN
your hospitality as 70 dinner, as l ha's CO ~ SaaIk
Town AZ : O'Clock, and IL will save me Ions a.. I
.ae said. NAV, provided Margaret reIu.hs, 10 rsrs
mus, expect no special preparatory AL ~ was al
entirely alone Mrs. V. did come IN ana sss,1is
j. : ed 70 remain and teheVe asked : 81 '~'N