New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

mony cfpaiftH RS bees p-oc red. AMI 1T hai not
been Ter Rochester &C. npt knp~ elat The plaintiff
~cule have done. Ia - af1 rs gi'e we're from
Ro heS'er. E stsr 'Om fD-l Ter. ID ~ IRON 70.
chester. II vi b. sac aaf 'mpr 'Qfle!g caa oe IN
iened ffom Mr. Forces rem ioing IN the saloon
whore Miss We. Tho Jury may well suDpcse
FRAT N such a Csc M, clifton would ask Mr. For
rest 10 feqges' Mrs Hssss for short time 10 leaye
Ue saC' n her onn trrssnt grl beng with her, and
t"t aittr ~. Hawks len b, hmsef len the saloon
and went, Tor a time. IHip she mnn car There is
not shaoe Of testimony ~ couf.c, With a probable
theory such as tNis
Finally they brought NO VT Doty. who came n,
very bold. They hal tricr or weeks on tho tyial 10
get testimony against Nj Forrest a. 70 Miss Clifton
ard then Mr. D0iy = brnusa.up | Sond not want
snyihITg letter thau 1wn statement. Its TN
PROBABILITY Slows what +. vaS tie speaks Of Mr.
Forrest a married mfn. AID Miss Clifton. both of
whom were as well knoNu IS me STE tmooal Albany
herself, going into staieToon IN presence OF 300
people Kissing after thcs 90 there SO that ne heard
It, and then eav'ng ,h,r be- IN the morning on the
floor where thay bad sc THE most common prosti-
nte on earth would not rave acted as be states shs
did
Then he tells us he told r. to the people a, the
place . here he kept MS return ana he told II 10
a mar az the Chatham rneaier. but WITH one or Two
exceptions and they 10, here he cannot tell a soul
to whom he mentioned 1t There were 300 passen-
gers on beard TIM boat. and yet not one OF them APP
pears, rgr any other IN iVilual 10 support u.
As 10 Doiy consider thar his character has been
fully lmpesched-One o. the best brought 40 by him.
self states, that whether h. believed him on oath
case.
In record TO what ne sail occurred on board the
boat, II could NOT have been Mr. Forrest and Miss
Clifton 50 to have acted, would have been mOo0ed
by those on board and The Captain would have inter-
fefed TO prevent an. such conduct on board.
Mr.. Doty, AZ INST sa'i It was 1913 that Was on
board the Steamboat Albany &c toll what was his
age this year that u Nss the last OF June and be-
ginning Of July he went up. that he was hone IN
Rochester, oa In Jgly, winch was his birth day
that he returned 20 Nee-lcrk on the sunday or the
Sunday after the IN o. jaw we showed that tbe
Albany cid rot run as a night boat in 1913 and he
changes hs ground, aud dec ares that II was IN lsi,
and not lei3, that he saw What he described.
WRtTe Tltness gives est mony az unSt person
la r. alton 10 another that IS dead, and no means
thai account 10 explain /, u the Only hope that the
party nss Is that ne may n able 30 show he was at
some other ace - the time spoken Of Ii has been
shown by The writing Of Mrs Forrest herself IN the
Journal the, has been read. tlst she and Nh Forrest
were THE time 1t the West. She must have known
that, ard II cruel IN her - have permitted the
testimony 10 be given
They msy change the idea. and say II was snn
some other month or some other year but as they
have the asst word they should state IN advance, be-
fore the mouth OF de'eucantS counsel IS closed Tor.
ever. what they intend n In 1915 Miss Clifton
was married IN ISL and 1872 Nr. Doty says he was
at Charleston, and Il cannot be expected, we need
not say ANYTHING as 20 that Mr.. Forrest has not
been proved to spoken klntly, nor to have wrt
ten kindly, 20 any person ul his wife Is there any
testimony 90 show that be even expressed admiTa-
ton as TO any woman, or even spoke 10 any woman
thrown open II he Is proved not 10 have been such
man, is It not cruel {, charge IN relation to him
what they have
Is MRS. FORREST GUILryi
Now as 10 Mrs r, she ~ IN fact, 1t may be said,
defendant Vet with the Advantage of having the last
words Our charge ~ as 10 I'VE persons onl Ne snail
contend we nave proved our charge IN reference to
MIR n 7. wills. Cspi Howard, ant Mr.. Jameson,
extending from lsi4 10 1919 There was other testmo-
ny which might have lei 70 an inference as TO Capt
CalcTait ard Mr.. Rcha'd Wills, but VII CONNIE
rf.rt Aatfh M
ard nor Mr.. Jameson have been brought up as Wit
nesses. ,
I'have considerable belief in the iiea Of pedi-
cree and hat the child will aSSmate TO the parent
Let US see VINO Mr.. and Mrs Sinclair we're Ii he
obtained emnence in his profession from humble
origin n WAS To his credit but his habits were low
he would be drunk In one part OF the house ana MS
wife drunk in another plrT Of the house. and MRS.
Underwood was afraid they would set the house on
fire. Mrs. Forces, is Acknowledged as woman OF
extreme cleyeness, both as 10 Whiting and geneFa
bearing. IL Is pity she had no preferred the CON.
pany Of her husband 10 some Of those she associated
With She was shown to ne free liver, and to have
been the habit. as known - the servants OF using
ardent liquors |. was the ha)lt OF hef pafehts ana
1t was a iaultofhers.
As TO smoking the Court thought it a matter Of no
consequence, but II may be worth looking AZ. IL
may be the habit In some countries OF women 10
smoke-my grandmother smoked. and thought no
harm of II, but never kne" an EngIIsh woman to
smoke.
The Counsel referred u the testimony as TO the
as 10 tie y.iis OF parres 70 the house.
Mr Van b. referred 10 the Consueo letter, ana
the letter of Mrs Forrest IN favor Of the doctrines
of Fourier aud orher points IN her letters tentlng
to show, he thought, disposIton IN favor OF inn
deity IN the marriage rearn. lie also referred to
Mrs : conversation ain Mr. Burr, AZ his store IN
Broadway, to the same ppTpOh.
Mrs. Forrest, also Il I'll be perceived, by her let
tiers and Otherwise, was not a woman OF truth.
The testimony Of Mr. MagOon, gay, lively clergy
man, may be given contrast r. that OF her affidavit
re ating to her statement asteshed by M. Magoon,
that she and Mr. Forrest IlyeI together, after they
had agreed 10 separate, brother and sister--she
saying that she do rot and Mr.. NJ would not have
So referred 70 the subject.
MI. MagOon, Mr. Van b. said, did not come up
here Wiling or voluntary wi'ness-he was brought
by attachment-and states, 10 doubt, what actual.
Mr. Van B also conienjed that the AFFIDAVIT Of
Mrs Forrest as 20 the cause of Mr. not wishing
her to associate with Mrs Voorhees, also Is differ
ent from what has been shown.
lie also commended that the assertion OF Mrs For
rest, in her affidavit, thai difference sprung up be-
tween herself and M. Forrest AS TO Mr.. aacready,
was Incorrect. The whole OF her letters show
that she entered fully into Mr.. Forests views
IN regard to Mr.. Macready. She says 10 Mr. r.:
give 1t to lin +" The old superanuated !" "she
VIII never die happy "a he Is punished for The hou.
affidavit that she disapprOveI Of Mr. Forests course
10 Mr.. hacieady, and 10 NJ F's Kissing him at I'd.
inburgh and Mr. Forrest has denied Is ms aihdaylt
what she has stated except that he Kissed once and
explain ed why he did, aud that he had night 10
do
Mr. Smith, in his testimony, said that Mrs Forrest
said nothing against the ciiIcuty tsto Mr Macfeady,
except thai she did rot Ike the tone Of MI FORESTS
card and ct IA her letter ~ Mr. Forrest she said
to him what she liked most 10 his card vas It's bold,
unmlstababe tone
Mr.. Van b sore'ened 70 me difference between
Mr. LaYsOn's statement and Mrs. F's. as 10 the
point that Mrs f. SAID that hr. LAWSON tod her that
Mr. +. said there Was 40 fault IN hef, ne wished TO
God there was, whereas 1r l. SAID Mrs Fonest
told him that VI +. sad so to her
She said in her affidavit, that Ir Lawson sal1
when be told Sir Forrest what Mrs Underwood na1
informed HIM, that Mr.. +. dropped upon the moor
Sir l.. sald IN his testimony, no Gu Dning occurred
He wished 10 explain as - something az some o'hef
period, but was not allowed. ..
She said Mr. Forrest never intims'ed suspicious
Of her purity TIL 2l'h December
II has been lntimatef ever since this case began
that every step which has taken IN ms case oy
Mr. FOnes % CT his COUNSEL IL disposition 10 enIap
her ard they say that vas the intention OF the cor
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