The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

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Mr.. Ven Buren, then rsaA fson the ususr.udu- hook.
the 10th Of June ssI TO the Sst q yun. isH tsas 3.
buffalo az. =: ~ July . =: Ism !aiy Ts.s.
from the memorandum book, TO show where he was
previous to the 10th Of June Hswss 1t Nashville Ten
nesses, the 9th May; 3D. May, ct Cinonuati on
:3d Of April, ct Lexington Kentucky.
Mr. Lawson eoatnued =! had occasion to write to Mr.
Forrest the Goth and 28th June.
Mr.. O,Conor. Is earthly doubt that Mr. For
rest arrived from that tour In company with Mrs
rest, the 18th Of July, 1874. Mrs. Forrest had
another
Witnese-The sofas IN Mr. Forests house we're kept
the wndsws, and at the sds have seen them between
the place and tho windows but that before tbs
pic lures came from Europe.
The Chief Justice said would allow nothing mere of
this testimony, except in reference to the sofas.
To Mr.. 0'Oonor-I have . fire in the drawing
room hundred times, but could not say that have
Are there since Mr FORESTS return from Europe
in le4o; cannot that the furnaces put up be-
fore Er Forrest returned cannot say whether have
the sofas there after the Spanish pictures put
Q.-Havs you any recollection OF seeing the sofas at
h- sds Nhers the fireplace was after the pictures we-e
pu: up.
Al cannot recOlect think the pictures arrived
after Mr. Forrest return they came in the ship Rob
M bcoi.s O.: think pNd thu freight.
G TO the beat Of your knowledge, were DOT ;hoss
Spanh pictures put in that place within fifteen months
hanging there but whs they put up cannot
say most likely they there six months before the
separation spoken OF Think the furnace put
up six months betore the let january, 1910
To Mr. Van Buren there would be difficulty N
placing The sofas under the pictures.
Edward hddy wss then called
Mr. o'Uonor wished % know what they going -
prove row.
MI. Van Burer-ws A.. going TO show what Ia, b.
come CT ar. JHmiotos; that ae has been PLAYING in
Rochester and Albany, End has ossn IA this STATE
Mr. O'cono---Yiu his Honor then allow ale to prove
Mr. Jar.iescs's solemn promise to come here as
witness.
Mr. Van Bu-sa-Wsl! che Court allow me 10 pr We
Inief Ju:tiee-i s slow you to prove nothing at sill
aboutit.
physician knew hifs jasephiue Clifton: | wai hsr
WY scian ON neptaU Der Az up 70 the time teft
this oty she married in ~ left tina fall retursei
in AS aud did on the 27th Noyemoer. isiT Mt New
Orleans from the Goth April ~. and all May June.
July, ana August up to loth septsmosr she was cen-
ansd to the house snd the greater part of the time to
her bed
Crtsa-sSaminsi-Q DO you speak from dates:
A.. ~ speak FROM excellent recollection ana also
from UNITS; had that account here Saturday.
when Was tod shoud be called itness; it il
my ow account book: did not exhibit it to any one in
court; told III. Dough,rsy had such account of
1874 l hsys an entry OF y charge against her for
visit On SEPTEMBER loth eoda dsi, entry Of visits from
Q.-Nhat il the reason you have no. that book with
you ncw9
III left II in my carriage Saturday. sui 1t was
ssolen; came here, md was told eu,ph stcay that
should not be wanted nm N hopes to- find it Iexamnci
my book when was told hr. Doty had made mistass
as to thu year 1851; here Saturday; cannot
tell how it lost; o:her thugs taken Of ny
gig at the same time frequently lose whip, AMI
things a. that kind
To Mr. Van Purcn II WIS subponaei here nv How
land Chase; do not know that they are tn. altor
news Of The plaintiff
10 juror was not in the country that summer;
never leave the city; always tied fa.. by my pa
TENTS; always put the dste Of my visits, the names OF
the patients and the disease; there bankers or
merchant. bocis in the city kept with greater
regularity tbs miro.
10 Mr. O'Conor.I canuot say why l hal that book
with me when was subronee1 by Aoxlaad i Chase
get 70 other eubp.cns in this
To Il juror IL did not order Miss Clifton to take
tour III the country thut summer; che suffering tom
govt all that ;ire aid unable t. 90 OUT went her
stomach the 1fth June and she voitted for four
days and for nights
Mr.. Van Bursn- We Gloss
Chief Justice Is it closed both sides, IT not ad-
iourn till TO- rotr5w n.ornng.
sir Van buren, We woul. prefer having it closed
1Le Chief Justice The the evidences is closed except
az to Mr. Lcnestree.
MIR OConoI And The question as to the alimnny.
Ef Van Bure = There Will be JificuIty as to that
The court then lat five o'clock) adjourned 20
clock Lnesduy (this} morning