New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
COURT OF CoMsOG PLEAS-TRt.L fxsa-Ar-i
Refors IraRN HILToN


Edwin Forres, SGT. N p VIVA
1his csse was cOftinuad rO-csy, and the remainder
Of Mr.. Forests testimony wss gtVen. copy OF Nr
Fore ts petition 10 tne legislature of Peuuss wanna
wac read by Mr. Gerard. The famous Consuslo let
tsr written by ia iescu to Mrs + Trest which caused
30 much difficulty, was also read. Az It viii DO neE to
some Of our reaCtre, we give roo n for It.
And now Coasuelo, brief e. overland
such drssm. Gave arozn real life Have NJ.
realized what poes eve 20 set iseA state lVies tau
ceIse their msf natiou believing in s resity
Have ced the trun thv ecstscf cot hct
Joa h.ye Ant oa VIA, additions. Del thak-no
ra Ieu brArce Of NAY hten he heavy 'ie Of many Al
hour Yes little drciu OF sreat scout oyec
with me ani Co. and you viii fat our dream '
al dream Can reality tase nom Us when sh separate. .ad
Ssn slnos 20. = ~ n y, -, IN ,h .s,,it Ma
a Counsel No No A dous, Of thee tad
@ Iirds farb9r AID a. nv dear and soul are ia your
pos .s'op .xsmne them, aud you will fac tex II
which OBSCURE doubt Of me. Bat have tod
ard % What music did you word, upon my grateful
CAV L,t you would net soutt VITA cou.ii,T,ou,
osa.t, our separation thopsh Paieg VIII nos De- pase'
yru ssrb Il by tIOwng i' who s whispering 10
r,e Couueo There another res,on Why 'noa't be
sJpy hrt IS having ben tue ea' OF anothers haPpns'a
Tor am harry ard with you remember ana the b.ll
ePsion Il .,eiss yeu ss.n ,ha remain 90 -ia could
tat could ises q the depn OF tia, passion
without ben Z earthly, that Eel fory you.
"se hapPJ te,re;t writ me, tell you are hs Doyj
do NJ, utmost to be worthy your love ro. G0d bss
you thousand times, ny o~n, my hearts altar.
you'd say more but away my shreds e1d t-s
psles Ushi how hdeous they look after thinking Of you.
"kdeu, adeu snd when thou gone,
Ny Joy shall be q sss up alone
OF calling back With fsoCy charms
Those halcyon hours when IN my arms
ClAspsd Corsdel,
ldes sd,ui BE- thine each joy
Thai "a ID can yield without Ally
S,sl BE- the earnest, constant prayer
OF Gin, who In hi, heart shall wear
Bat Cogn,lo.
Adleu .dieu, when next we meet,
VIII no. al sadre,s thea retreat,
Ard yield the conquered time 60 hlss
And seal the triumph witn kis
Say, Consueio'
Mr.. Thomss Carroll was examined on behalf of the
plaintiff who then rested.
Mr. Gerard, for defendant, moved TO dis Miss the
complaint On the grounds;
r. at toe publication alluded to was no libel.
That the publication answer to the publca-
tion of the testimony which sppeared in The Herald
of Msrch % 1850.
That The plaintiff could not rest his till he pro-
duced the deposition in The Herald alluded to.
The Court stated that without giving his fureasOns
he would deny the motion
The first witness called for tha defense was Lewis J..
Warner, NJ d, who affirmed that he had known Mr..
n +. Willis for number of years, and had prescribed
for hin.
Mr. Gerard asked if he oouli tell the Jury wha.
was the condition of Mr.. Willis
Mr.. Van Buren, objected to the question. Mr.
Willis had been seen about, and unless toe question
put for the purpose opostponiDg tho trial. it was
irrelevant.
Nr Gerard asked the question, not ia order to ex-
cite sympathy, but merely TO as3ign reason for MI
Wiss absence. The objection WAS sustained.
Mr. Gerard then read the entire public alton in The
Home Journal Of March Is, containing the alleged
libel.
The csse will be continued on Tuesday.