The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1851, Page 4

THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE. Superior Court: Before Uhief Justice Oakley. CATHARINE %, FORREST V8. EDWIN FORREST. De. 16.—Im this case, which is am action for divorce, one bundred special jurors were summoned, and, ov be- Ang called over, only twenty-four answered to their names. — ‘Both parties were im court, and ready for tbe trial, and _@ \arge concourse of persons were present, anxious to ‘bear this ong Mitigated and long pending cause. Chief Justice—Gentiemen, oniy twenty-four jurors ave answered to their names. I will wait @ littie longer, ‘to eee if others will come im, unless you consent to take | p, ‘® jury from the twenty-four, Probably we had better ‘wait a few moments. Two or three gentlemen wish to Deexcused. I am willing to hear them now. Several jurors were then excused, for various reasons. ‘The list was again called aud some few more answered. ‘The list then contained twenty-three names, who answer. ed and were not excused. ‘Ubief Justice—Procved to the empanelling of the jury. Mr. Ed. H. Mann was excused om the ground of illness (» hie family ond bis residence oe of town. m drawn from the daot Chief Justice—Is sbere any desire to ask these jurors The names of twelve jurors were ny questions? ir. J Van Buren said that probably it would be well to ask them if they had any prejudices. The Chief Justice then told the Jury the nature of oe action, which was oue of peculiar circumstances; if any of them had formed any impression on the 4 ter, such as to render them prejudiced, they should say so. Itisan action between Edwin Forrest and his wife. charges against the other, and seeks a ach party brin divorce on the ground of adultery Mr. L. 8 Batel’e (« juror) reidhe bad often expressed en opinion on the subject. He was directed to stand aside. Mr. W. B. Corey was exoused om the same grounds. Mr. Blias A. Day seid he read the history of this cause im the newspapers. aad bad expressed an’ opinion on it. ‘He was also excused Mr. Daniel Edsall said he had read the charges and tefutations, but he could give a verdict according to the vidence Chief Justice—Under that declaration, sir, you are —-. Take your seat. other jurors were then called, in liev of these excased. mM. Nathaniel Sawyer said—I beg to be excused, for tbe same reasons that the other gentlemen expressed Obief Justice—liave you formed au opinion in the gtoed a6 follows — 1. —Stephen W. Meech, 7 —Pelatiah P. Page, — William Bari S$ —Thos. B. Harris, 3 —Horsce Beales 9.—Meigs D. Benjamin, 4 —Theodore De Wits, 10.—John © Ereestputech, — Daniel Edsall 11—Fredk 8. Schleseinger 6 —Ceaivin Merry 12—Johbn Caswell. Persons ail made for the appointed piace. Mrs. Forrest entered the Court of Oyer and Terminer, escorted by Mr. Howlaud, of the firm of Howland & Chase, ber atterpeys, apd eccompanied by her sister, Miss Vir- ra very mild and interesting young lady, own years of ace. Mrs Parke Godwin was also with Mrs. Forrest. Mr Charles O'Conor attended as counsel for Mrs. For- feat Mec Forrest was ale in court, seated near his counsel, Mr J Veo Buren and Mr Robinson. The Chief Justice raid be observed by the papers banded to the Court. that there were a number of issues | which bad beep settled by the Court. He wished to know bow they were to proceed, and if they were to con- form to thore neues. Mr. @ Conor replied that be supposed they were to try Ube whole case. and it may be well that j should pass specifically on excb ted no through the ne in mary inrtanoes. You, geatlem *pay+rs—publications, Ot your epproval on what is fore the public. You are no culating family secrets and that we sball be able to have fairly before you 0 that when your ¥ reed in brought by C Forrest for divorec trimony. by reas desertption of cb cniied ao action of © relieve her he Life bas beea adtogether eareer of the oth ge ntlemen, to give yo Leball endear the fac's an T expe: dence b fore you <jom_ as he now is, distinguiebed in th Durteg Mr Forr that he was iotred 7 teem years of age) ano and the third « young ley , ware of axe. A warring: tisk place between Mr rrest end Miss Bisclair in 189 they came to New York und evteblished themusel permanently, it was hoped. Mr and Mre. Fortert. he aa the evidence will go. lived #04 in ae crest a state of har. be 19th of January It may be impor ‘warranted in saying. as cogetber [nm as much mony a# apy married 1846—4 period of ab: tant for you, ~eptieme: dater, At that time, 1540. lc pyar kag houre there, and aye urn olook = Mr. For. of going to parties of are assemble d— unions was not there, though many of pil od Mra. Forrest, when she be persone at We varty an been unsatisfactory to Mr tricnda, though wit! of intiomey, He ake Mr. Btevens is a gen Le if it ia trted an extensive @ jeweller in Broadway. ¢r Forrest that Mr & . Test thee spoke of ¢ 4 T ia new Cag oan oy 1 will may not be proved Mre Porrr vd sb aly contradicted which she cxpreesed called forth. To this Mr not ¢uiler apy man to weuld not live with any Mre Forrest ber that 4d wever found a person abo may be brought for the separation, Mre F ruit bis own copy keeping howe in Tw liepore cf hie house took piace on the ins was removed ¢ a he tock Mra y jenee there war no deeie tot Mes bor Bad to « this reparation he preven I suppere ie bis own tr wrote her ame on aleo, be be ue Me. Fe Fotrer:'s request, to Mr eparstion In t isit that he could n pot be also weld in acaured. t nor is was shown by Mr. Lawson co Mr. Perr approved On the fret of December vite Bh > ecoenned © . for m et ee ee eee _— ~ & ‘Sawyer—I must confess my mind is very much prejudiced. Mr. Sawyer was excused, and the jury then Thief Justioe—Gentioemen, this cause will be tried in the court room of the Oyer and Terminer, in the other Dbuileing, which has | eeu obtained for the purpose. A rush was here made to the door, and the crowd of | ‘ef Justice—I rappose, from the nature of the con- troversy. it would be necessary to have it in that form Mr OComor then rose to opem the case for the He said—Gentlemen of the jury, the action you are about to try is one which, as you have ay learned in the proceedings of this court, hag at- Ul degree of attention, by ite publicity | mitted a del such relief as ' Koreas will mot cording to the views of the writer. re called upon to bring public opinion to the test, om a fair, impartial, and just inquiry; end whatever may have been said owt of doors, or pa’ in the newspapers yca are called upon to stamp the seal rue. and to stamp the seal of your repediation om what ie false. It was desirable | tu ell cases of such importamce that the facts should go before the public in the shape of testimony of witnesses; but, unfortunately. tha: was not the case ta this instance, wand family eeorets bave teen un-eremonioualy laid be- re for the purpose of cir- y discords. spread fully and ct shall have beem rendered, that no man can deubt that it has been has been ¢ timeny. advertised for the according to the evidenee and totruth. This eult herine N. Forrest ageinst m the bond. That is the | sy tion, and.in addi and ber fame. that she women course of Ife | with the profession oms'sted Siwelsir (thea n me years youn ger ousious as thay are called friends wae answer could not have reat; they were his or he war not on tern f Mr Stevens was there seme tobim and a0 who would say eo Bet re wight. Mr. Forrest toi cum him. and thie was perbeps some witness to speek dieparaging!y Of her = Neither party aerigned & reason at this time hk wre ret omlled wp Mr Forrest postponed th repernciow from dey ue on residing and second vitest. and he wished . ration actually The far maetry residen aod, od returned to bir m he had mot wit PE tet re eH eater Hi itt | i i Jamieson, a fellow actor of Mr. Forrest, and whom he had entertained at his table, a1 with his wife, but to make application to ‘the Legislature of Pens upon the cridense of that letter, fore divorce from his warriage, solemnized in England, and which, di whole existence, had its home and residence Work. He asked the State of Pennsylvania to grant him a divorce on that letter, which no Court would gran! and which would have been scandalous of ture to have granted. He should have put his her trial here, as she bas now pats him on trial When the counsel met, Mrs Forrest’s counsel were instructed that she had Ce a ag wante pag reproach upon my honor, vile woman.’ 'y don’t want ary divorce; men in big! been separated and no one has asked them the dare to ask me; and m No one will will pretect you lature would not grat a a accusation, and the q Mr, Forrest could go oof of implied unchaste conduct unsel for Mr. Forrest said it was and of incompatibil! course would not eu! and make wife. The to get a divorce om the temper, and Mrs Forrest o! any accusations against her honer and virtue. He com- mexced proceedings in Philade'phia—ehe resolved to eet at pi it the proceedings, and contented herself with eending a protest against them. Mc. Forrest, uattl the jure, Was endeavoriug to gxt it up three too eh it Wy meng procured an old lady, who gave pot endg Tanpheating be od different persons in indelicacies, amounting fultery with Mrs. Forrest, all of different ages bate | pecan ge eg pe oot its face, so upjust that it ec by e Legislature. 1 A Philadelphia, b dimolntion. of the his bill passed. It wae rejected by the Senate, A Forrest with Mre. Forrest. thie case, is a little me be now charges M: «ix perrons; he has been kind enough to of the case, the name of & highly also that of Mrs. Forrest's doctor. tember last, hed the trial tain a material witness, at tbat time stated ro be in men, it may be askei what evidence ean be against Mr. Forrest, to show that he himself uency, which would obtain Mrs. Forrest Is there not some de- Mrs, Forrest charges nim with aial- Mr. Forrest, in offence eharged against Bim | be Penneylt ‘lawyer in Wall | At this time Acne ie i settee ot, § Mr. Forrest him: June last, Anne Flowers w thence rhe was tray commission tc examine bt secettained that sbe wes in > where Mr. Forrest Mr and Mrs at time Anes Plower satredu appeared eet PRO with & passage San Franc which may bave been know the testimony reet; but. g pase a remark a! About the time should be the grave, than time Mr Porre ing all these o said that seperation from that there were luitery Bixthiy, Whether » this action, the raid piniDilf? eas a re Henry W. fi being ¢xamia owe Lams § © ter that D AmI cam pred " Mr ee name on the p t POOLS AA ( : Below. Ship Memphis, 12 oni from Now Orleans. FR Ses were not Mah from te Sai ee Baas ra AP tctinoved fa the Wi rete patil one wharf, shart, Siclca ts Tilsad ani siyer yeos boat a 16—Wind at ounrise NW; moridiaa, do; ateunset, W. Telegraphic Marine Ie} raived Brig F P Book, Mobile; schre Fi nandria, Shanes “akin and Ale: Philad at sr aera as Ryder, Sa cea Butte’ GrovcesteR, Doo 13. E E ei 3 £ F ‘ é oe i = Mechanica’ from his severe BES atk are DLES— ir Rimetby ‘Toodle, Mrs. to commence with the ¥ Ler v Bid. After which, Tight Rope. ain esr em i 5 fess ‘and was entirel, eight months ol! destro: jae ATIONAL THEA‘ ‘TRE, CHATHAM STREET.—) open a¢6 4; curtain rises at7 o'clock. Dress poems whom he now f ir. Bradshaw; Parbher drama of Se arta Mr. rretk; Gustavus, as an actress? travelled with her on long jour- et oF T have travelles | ¢ wently on journeys; I can tell about what wal, eo her: | can't tel was subsequently to my marriage wil bie Foret Tous Inteeauees 16's great mc os per eons, ai can't rece! ma} before my marriage; Tthinic I waa, o batt T'll not be mm oem a oe positively that I recollect seeing her itive recollection, but Q—Have you ever, ve fallene aby the Blanc Miss Charles. the MARBLE MAIDEN- asleauin, a Clown, Mr. Fox; Celumb‘ne, Mise Lud) ARNUM'S AMERICAN MVSEUM.—P. T. ‘BARNUM, anaes ant Proprietor.- youn Greenwood, the dee 7 Musoum and aikesd OPERA, ASTOR PLACE. Arrived—Brig Niger Surinam. formance of Moyorbeer's graad Opera, Py aig 3 18 Goneinn, Cousins, aire cones 2 A ‘e ead for the West li conte extra. Wed nent meta of ** Mone: Bibzven ton, ion 1 P'thinn it very op te since you were married to re Forrest, bad sexual inter- Clifton ? Mr. Van Buren.—We object to the question as impro- , because the answer may implicate the witness. He Is not Ly pos enswer the question, nor has the counsel eck it, O'Conor contended that the question war admis- sible. He he aeng ky to the code, section 167, for the pur- that the defendant wes bound to auswer answer to the com bas omitted to answer it in bis answer, consequence he ought to answer it now. en answer may embarrass us, because tho ht with the ae jury, if “The eniern of encing a 33: Arrives ilwaukie, Buokeville, on with loss of dock load, sails split, &0. Bark Sea Mew, 8¢ Thom: Patt bork Gem, Lert, lin, for sag + Loandi brig Le Pes rm Btotsacas. Ef Sree Jn re to commence nt 732 Panay TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE —IN CONSEQUENCS ath of Mi ER: periormence this en ning will commences as 7 THE Gltrie; denkinsons Mr: Madoway; ote Olivia, Mics Mestayer; Mrs. Prin cs. TY'S O U1 NIC Cane 8 sitter oem mS Herald Marine Paspsenen tenses Evcanrowr, Deo 12, 1351. 008, Jane, Alesanter, Sn Jamos River for di ames NYork for 4 ——, Resex farina for do. ‘Nantuel ket; Alfonso, pofferd, and Bay State, do; lomer were incorrectly Foportes evlonerraltred ané Row. pose of showin; the question in O'cleek precisely. The re Minaiela oom Porton eda a the ienagemsat vot 3. pi aves for @ snccession of ta year igh]: le and fash 2 We contend ited het TOR PLACE OPRKA HOUSE THURSDAY EVEN: tthe: directien’ ot ‘a. bau, aut, i that by egal per banak not have av much ae coming pom fod, witmenses reter to the section of the code. ‘bis states, tint all the oa not demiedin the answer are admitted. A to answer any question implicating 'y, but he is compelled to answer a question Counsel alo referred of the code, Jon rece! lonablo “nudlonces, will commence a¢ ‘The patrons of iyi Rarad shat the Baturday Aftern Concerts Fearn someensize at So’oleok P. M. Ws’ Mi Gog ay ey AT FE) Porto Rico, Brae F ‘River. Bim in'e felon wwvolving @ mi to section Sa0-3i4 masts to a sult may be compeiied to testify as any Other witness. Aiso to section 495 There is a rule | that a witness may decline to answer a question which wld toad to degrade him; but om that we take issue, id nor im this Btate, qu was at liberty to decline om the ground that it tends to impeach him. then it does not degrade him; if it eeems that the interests of jus- ioe apd o and the couse of truth demand that the court and jury should be informed of it . Van Buren eaid that a husband cannot be a wit- inst his wife. ie (Mr. Van Buren) jection § Mr. Forrest had . Opers books oan be nd Pond; sohrs Daniel Frances, id Bi im outer aoe Probably bd E. "wind ‘Siowise ® strong ‘sim B, with rain. PHILADELPuaA, k Henry, Lofiand, Bs Marna | re iy Curtis, anthony, Place &), o1 sooured at KOCK & CO"! 31 at and onthe lay of performance from 9 A. In the bill filed ageinet Mrs. liam A. Howard wes implicated as the nioth edulterer This ag cre id Mr. Forrest, ef some twenty years *tanding. the Legislature ef Pennsylvania was Poorved on Mrs. | Forrest at « farmer's house, where she was staying ‘The question of the Philadelphia suit was whether Mrs. Ferrest's case should be trans! Pei not; Mrs. Forrest therefore determined to ap} Bupreme Court of New York, filed her bill and obtained an from proceeding with bis cuit in Philadel) fore became necersary for Mrs Forrest to 2 the State of New York. ean in this court with adult “he jury heve to decide whether quent, or Mr. Forrest joa Geinguenk Mr. Forrest, in liberal than on other occasions; Forrest. with adultery with only S*onp,s SE! ERIS. — Me EMMA cluixau au te friend aoe fond her former ew sowide wont — beer decided in En; nor, lieved. anywhere else, | material to the issue, a witnes: cae. Beaross; tho Shakers will mances commence ea ead. pana Saturday afternoo: commodation of families, com: ELLOWS’ MINSTRELS.—RE. a or Ue the witnen or New Fork from Loghorn, before ne he ego Dick Sliver, the great Ne, je breahd ~ LR rivalled dolinenter, together wi a. ‘rho will glee imitations ef tbe hardest kind of ogra Dancer, and un- 10, Ou Whica there of insurance at ay ry this city. Banx Escontaza, from Bonaire for Boston, which put in- fo Charleston, experienced heavy goles 6, ves” to leak, rendering it necessary to bear up for inj unction to restrain him from Nov # to Deo Gee. cranes itarkie on Evidence in iH, 0 RAIN AT. pup Yc ag to the ancient case of sees Si ‘ii theaser, ¥. = Ineurance ie ihe James MeBride, No. 12 Brie pom at Signoceter: from Surinam, was in contact ult, ja, with an unknown vessel, lost piarboard sm Suchet, catheud, foreyard, f foresail, and received Brio ‘7 T RICHARDSON, 20 da; into Newport lath. wi u, gentiemen of ‘orrest Is @ delin- with bis accomplices or instruments admitted as a witgees agsinst Ler husband, Lord Audley wer convicted and hanged Mr. Van Buren, in rep! privilege ef the witnes, ‘OCAL -AND mpel fer the neat of IN’ of yet aatealinn, for the Blind. — 1 Soiree, x ‘he Becember i, when Miss Joannie Reynidenn. nd soverd vet: y My land of “ Mountain and from Maohis; for Now loss of deok load and tort; was twice blown across tho Gulf Stream as far south a1 Capo Brio EL Wanron, at Provi heavy northerly gales, split sails, &. m ber oS of = ow York , did not mean to argue the would be time enough to do as: when he claims the privilege of declining to answer. een ee has been alres ly answered by the wit- bis answer under oath, as to the several times pecified in the complaint, and he (counsel) raw 00 obber mode that could have been adopted in the answer. The argument of Mr. O'Conor would have been proper, if the witnene had declined to answer. but I alone Object pow on the universal rule which prohibits a | wife being a witness againt her husband, ora husband — his wife—e rule which has but one exception. As — ral rule, a cannct “—_ in a court wituout statute which permite co lom—such os from St Marys, had Forrest, until he should ob- , Anne Flowers, who was few Orleans. Now, —_ art, in ‘Sounection with. beautiful obaracteristi: with MERICAN MUSICAL FUND soorsty. —A GRAND. open at bi pais 7, and to commence at Peay Concert will take place at kindl; 3 “ £ ELCH'S hel aig 0b rl BO gat CHESNUT ~ a . for Bi oF M the 12th. was run t. Forreat seeks’ ried away ne ie ee he alleged’ quite a number of persons. hie’ efiidavit. {demise the by Mrs. Porrest. We will preduce testimon: matter in an: other side, the charges which prosecuted against bis wif be ay at oft hours of 1 of Direetors will meet at the week, at 2 o'clock P. M. KLIN uuskum 176 Saloon, ‘oerfoteameee e emmence Steamship Empire City, house jor t Havens. ey pod no li we. going at 0 rapid ral . r08s 0. leave that . 9 days from Metaasss for Bos- riland), Deo 7, 1st 83.5% lon 78.07. ‘A Wiley from Frankfort for Matanzas, with in the Legislature of gape Mr. Forrest in searching out tes- im the month of Sept., p, to send her address to a wee the lawyer of Mr rerrest. oarding house im 'y of New York—of course « re- > this city, closeted, * onabled to trace home it is a rule founded om the good o but ome exception, and that is where » per- | sonal injury is iaflicted; there the law allows the wife witness to protect her from personal vio. Cy Howard, p. 1 ral principle is con- cerned, the question has been ascided iu this Gourt. As to the general principle; that a wife cannot be a wit- husband. you may consider it eettled After some eaten samira Mr Van Buren ‘The Chief Justice ssid that the witness is call to give evidence in favor of = wite, because bo is asked to implicate himself, the bh would be, that Mrs Forrest would be entitied to a di- vorce against him. That a burband cannot be «wit | nees for his wife, has been ruled time out of miad is simply this: it does mot go upon the principle of interest; it stands upon higher grounds, the ground that the law will not allow a hw and wife to be witnesses agains: eeuse it would lead to domest broils, and be entirely destrcetive of dom rst Now, Magy ry general rule, there bove beem some exorp ded bere that these exemp and perronal wrong. cates whare there zi for Searspors, (was v. Ince of See vee ry Ta whe lenee. Counsel referred to 4:4 air te Ports. ro Acorn, Coombe, from Boston for in poy it imal Far will port and St Thomas Capiz, Mov 2)—Ship no B iicwell, Norman, for Rio pt 26—Bark Gem, Lawlin, all well, for | ulp'P Plato, Lord, trom Sumatra 4 t0 Trieste to dischai N oe Ave brig lola, Stookton NY ene Cree, ‘Nov 2—arr brig oa Mare cause was called on in 0 New Orleans From where we obtained a Some time afterwards we © York, staying at a hotel Gaboon few days, Ne consequence of which Home P ARALACHICOLA, Nov zt—Cid abr Athalia, Wiltoa, N In port sehre Chas rig Dro wneville, ‘rem St Peter ana r, . Charleston; R Pifaransine or Cok “Perey, , Savannah: brige A & gicl of eighteen years 17 8. te 108; Pit, 128 conta, An given om Wednesday and LONYMISTIC AND AMUSING. NEW “APPLICA. tion of atmospheric Coy ee enim has told some of ber f ah mgd HALL, dy ourpanoel elles 06 pores 3h oy t a tae anniversary PLER.—WALTER woman began her career , offers to let this s musical h the scuttle of a Dent of agrievous person’ was G4milted ae @ witners against bina of that ralé When it comes to be analyzed this:—Here isa casé Of p peculiar character—o against a burband seekicg (OF 4: ror. wropg—a personal injury of the "iad it seems to me that ft is one of those exception to the rule ought to be applied other views in the matter admit himself guilty of adultery, Now. adultery the laws of this State, an indie however « limitation to the in If it appears that Mr. Forre offence, it must have been more thea two years ag be could not be indicted for it the matter very nicely, be answer on that account i city otk New ¥ ‘York. please, rior to none in t conta j gentlemen! and two tadl “he ere jas. ‘sclocn. capatie. of seating eh tables « sailor, who has nveniently provided thie morging for ive ja which the sb etropesitan with patronade. ang lige Homsna, we ty spriyice ti y sitet, NOrietns:; Georzisna, The party tx called upsa to Hooper, N York; brig (ricen 2 Martins; echt Tritoa, Owens, ome ‘This it as faraswe PRIVATE MEDICAL COM. . Price 81 § rans Arman 0 THE DBAF.—DR. HEATH | GENEROUSLY OFrrERs Yo treat al) pertoas aitieted with disenees of the witheet charge until cured or greatl war guilty. of this proceeding before the Jopatbies of some newspa- It would be taking ver, to compel him to The question is | se Ling, Gilkey, Camden, Me fn the office, s berm brig “etn Sopochenens sabe a NY ‘Sid bar for the cicoe im portan secreve, howe (apie get not permit of am imerense of ) REWARD.—JRUTRIES’ cal a, os L of 7 im the crime of adul- ved. adding that it uestion involving an indicts Forrest could be pu that charge, I \would h might subject him to such a difficulty evewer is made imthe reply to the compiaiot.the law it jean admission, yet the court can make no decree on vy i York, STON, New Zi—Cld eehe John Albert, Almeida, Kayes, NY ork. | prev to Deo 13—Arr sehr Edith, pe Spartan, Welsh, Gre m. | lia; brig Floris (Br), edits _ Hungarian, “Ghuncerows, Be. be domestic circle contemplates an important ee gas ant me men! chee If your verdict ot oawsaie wi cure, tn ve the life ofan {ojured wom ast ber forth, be bad no ides of bring- ef; om the contrary, he 4 any tbing to her dinp arage- bet seperation be met a frien ¥ og edvenced arguments about bie the friend said to bim * under which even guilt ler Ben Qusen, Menton, eerie. Benjspore tars, kine, Liverpool; Greeuoek iY ertion wl ich the court t..-4 we et nirtion be a conivslon,and avails anything, it ie Ifthe charge is dipied. | called upon now to answer the questions ia certain way be may be indicted for perjury, and it is a rule man cannot bs compelled to answer a |uestion whic subject bim to euch « charge not think Mr. Forrest is bound to antwer, but if gen:le- men think proper, I will bear them as to Mr right to decline to answer matters a party cannot refuse to answer Mr. O’Conor was then heard, and argued at ¢ neider- able length as to the limitatiog. rities, and coneluded about four o'cioek The Chief Justice said that he wor question in the moraing ment bad now arrived and perhaps it would be jury the mecessity of oh Of any person om this tempt was made. he bh . uld bave no hesitation in co name of the party to the Court Verse among themselves on Lie rubjec keep their minds as uncommitted as whole case was tried. Adjourned to 10 o’clock Weda upea the records gud prostrs: and ins wae, 09 Posed thie state of ‘ies to meot thi yeart’ duration, causing the and whieh bas bee: ripe bis Mancure, ler, NYork. Clad oche arr perk Nashus, Mortimer, Corson, NYork; Groveland, For ali these reasons I do The iearned counsel =a ate of the marriage of the T think upom callateral S07, the plainti? being ride, nineteen years of He cited several autho- Li BDec 13 — Arr echt Linds, Bliss, Ri AMWOND, Des Th~are Vir pia. Sid eebrs An La yore Dee jor AeA the bar, bark Chase, Chase, N BGa, Dee rant brig Druid, Deming, Dewe- ile, Decry, harles oepecially solicite tm of whatever o eaplain’ is ease are—First, A diepose of the fipce Lis marriage with Fs, chocennn, tmmepepieatite co convey more fully the se eon ee of, a@ they are of somes ott Le oan ‘4 d, oF those conven) ceneory for bi guarding aguinst the appr with Poet Office, New York. witl be ae Cama bave 5 +1 rm. vdly. nd defeodant, were both time of the commission of ganas Des 12— 4 Vee ialerew:, Wile: would not con Ste eee On ine receipt of Al, a © garg whew Ey age) Sas Livcrivenreat aid ‘efvadant withia aban! sont Win M Baird, | i. Dee 10—C14 ship BL Barrinan (n tone). Arey, NOrleans. wae an actual inbabitant of ‘sid plaintiff bae com. * answer to this action ? commencement of jent and imbabi- y. Whether at the time of co the sald def-ndaat was day (this’ mor ning ) ——— + MARITINE INTELLIGENCE 1 persons: author's observations and their rem Passengers Arrived. Bay (nw an—Steamehip—J B Ward, 6 RS He 17 im y Bil, RD Granger, TRS Mee Young, Miss t witness called, and deposed—I am Town joty; I know Me ; RK D. 5 one Me , eo PORT OF NEW TORK, DEC. 16, 185) ri ena A Aion, et the uefepasn: m, Liverpool, B Cunact, Ji iverpool, Tae MEDIUAL. ING pavores, To THE be ave of Flectien District al election of Nov Bhip Cordelia. Hon Bhip State Rights, } Doctor. ake oat pay ftequired uni! cured, smal trees, corner of Browswey. Nu tee aE pes xe ais Ged Laurie & U 4 Montpelier, Colley Charleston, T Wardle NL MeCreaty & C inaton ithe, Jecmel, B Ber Soh QO THE AFFLICTSD.—AN INFALLIBLE RAMBDY Lg! ay deplorable co consequences reall ‘oat Coles: Ree Ure ¥ icnime hisses ad quackery, itis going to prove that © York in November && Kanbardt, Louden, Thomp sdnlp (Br), Dey, Halifax, If G Donver Etoamer Anthracite, Morley, Phil n here and that she ennrylvania to prose. siated that he also o it—Caleb Van- Ipiais, W A Thompeon. © Curative Instrument, the only pa Om. ad disorders and debilities resulting be had gt bie offoe, 6) Liopensré frsat Part of the country. came eaten tenorah poor ae, Me ater ot J sey EEe?, pas ry A. years, " H. CONVERS, No. % THIRD AVENUE has ing returned to the city Mesmehip Florida, Lyon obit victims of self-abuse by balay Ay tipo houre | mena the inya, with mde and dipiomn, in my office, with the py cutatey Wis cowatey bas ever pred: be coreful to Ftmember w PCsoat R, MORRISON 18 CONSULTED CON PIDENTIALLY res wn the everest of onging expodisicus- which he treste w Dr RALPH, AUTHOR or THe “PRAGTIORL re, Yantacos the anther haa enjoyed, noe having resided severe. ” parpone of studying tae 4 very oxtensive practice, 49 e ait iy, he onn, with ¢ IT DUANE STRRET, BO sore. 49 belt-onred oases thas have € 2 Conativation s! wossaces 4 habit, offectnaliy cured A perfoot ovre or no o aa NTER'S RED DR to b tor’s reputat on for ak existed for yenrs brought op by & ste see cured in four dnye. ENEMY CONQUERED f rable donsequences of Ay eted, ven those ec $ht | ® yory few days, f # any ene of easton attainmenta should ¢ 4. A liberi deevetion’ will porebaee hy the # the eld and Jong ests blis' . 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