The New York herald., 1850-06-26

TIM FoRlxsr CAu AND III solRows-Ths
newspaper organ for introducing into this republic
ell the csnuptions Of European socialism, political,
fashionable, and literay-we mean the TSibw~s-
has the impudenss and sudacity to accuse the
Herald Of aseailing Mrs. Forrest in the midst Of the
present flood Of sorrow which overwhelms both
her and her husband, at this particular crisis Of
their domestic history.
From the first moment that the affairs of Mr.
Forrest and his wife became public revelations, we
have had bat one permanent and paramount feeling
towards both these unhappy parties, and that is
sympathy and sorrow for the position into which
both have been preciptatsd, and utter detestation
for the clique Of scoundrels, calling themselves
literary and fashionable men, by whom the un-
happy pair have been ever disgraced and deluded.
We never assailed Mrs. Forrest. We sympathize,
we pity, we sorrow for Mrs. Forrest and her hus-
band. But we have no bowels Of compassion for
those fellows who,' for such length Of time, de-
ceived Mrs. Ferest disgraced Mr.. Forests
house, and brought all the accumulated troubles
and griefs upon that once happy husband and wife,
and reduced them to their present lamentabe con-
dition.
The only pretext on which the corrupt organ Of
socialism, in this metropolis, has based its calumny
against us arises from the simple statement made in
our columns, that Mr.. Forrest has found additional
evidence, which might probably be offered on some
Of the trials which will soon take place. We will
explain further. We believe that the law passed
BY the Pennsylvania Legislature, authorizes Mr.
Forrest to bring action for divorce in that State;
and il has been generally understood that Mr.. For
rest intends to bring his action before one OF the
courts in Philadelphia. He probably has COM
menced it already; at any rate he will bring such
action either there or IN New York. But more
than that-the character of the evidence to which
We referred has most revelance to some of those
fashionable scamps who frequented Mr.. Forests
house during his absence. We learn that one Of
these fellows has actually become an informer or
pretended informer, against Mrs. Forrest, while
he was endeayoring to pass himself of upon that
unhappy lady as her friend and defender. This is
a eample of the morals which have guided that
clique of fashionable socialists, defended by its ap
proprate organ, the Tribune, Of this city. 1t was
to this point that referred and not to Mrs. For
rest. AS to Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest, we have no per-
sonal interest in their afairs-know neither of
them; never saw or beheld either-with the sin
gle exception that we have seen Mr.. Forrest, many
years ago, on the stage. All the interest which we
feel in the NATTER arises from a desire to protect
the private circles and the domestic manners Of
this and other American communities from being
invaded by these fashionable importations from
Europe, bringing with them all the immoralities,
both social and political, which have distinguished
the ranks of fashionable socialism in the Old World.
We have had specimens of these socialists and
their societies, already exhibited in this country
nf b,ch I,s arl,, kx<lx h,,
the grossest corruptions, indeeencies, and private
immCralitics, practised in these phalanxes and
sociations. But more on all these points hereafter.
MORE Fun AT TAhhANY HAIL-UNroN OF TIE
DENocEAcY.-What is all the fuss about at Tam
many Hall-ths talking and resolving about the
union of the democracy-the necessity Of combin-
ing together, and all such matters We don't see
that there is any disunion. Both parties seem to
be anxious to get together and yet another meet
ing 10 to be held tonight, to discuss the terms Of
uniting the dscordant materials preparatory to the
next election. We suspect that the democracy
resemble very much a man in perfect health who
imagines himself ailing, but who has only little
nervous headache and a slight diarrh9a The
slightest symptom alarms him. Indeed, we are sa.
tisfied thathe numerous laughab eorte that have
been making for six months past to unite them-to
concentrate their forces and heal their divisions
indicate most positively that there are in fact no
differences at a-that they are already united. and
only want a good chance TO show their positive
union. The wings are beginning TO understand
them in that light, and are preparing accordingly
TO chow them their forces for the coming election,
by every mode in their power. At all events, there
Is one point that we will contend for in the next
fall election, and that il, entire, radical, deter
mined positive and compre hensive revolution in our
city government, for we do want some change in
it. We also ought to pay more attention than we
have heretofore done to the election Of our judges
and other judicial officers.
The NIcARAGuA CANAL. AND Ire CONSEQUENCES.
The feasibility Of the Nicaragua canal, contenpla-
ted under the new treaty between the United
States and England, il one Of the greatest move
ments that have taken place within the last three
centuries. IL the work is practicable to the extent
contemplated by its projectors. it will cause com
pete and positive revolution throughout the whole
commercial world, in the cid continent as well az
in the new. The projectors are to construct
canal capable Of passing from the Atlantic to the
Pacific ships and steamers Of the largest class, and
enabling them to make direct voyages from any
port on the Atlantic TO the Pacific, without going
around Cape Horn. The world is not aware Of the
importance Of this projected WORK, provided il is
practicable. 1t is, therefore, Of the deepest in
ierest for the company to ascertain its practical
biliiy at as early a day as possible. We have
heard grave, sole mn, and positive doubts expressed
concerning the work. and we wait, with interest,
the developement Of the truth, by complete exami-
nation Of the whole route. What is Commodore
Vanderbilt about Where il Joseph L. White
Where are all the active and energetic projectors
Of the werkt Stir stir! stir
WoRss ON IBx BArTKRr.-The recent showery
weather has filed the trees the Battery with lit
ls worms. They hang upon every leaf, and fire.
ouently drop down upon the respectable per.onages,
male end female, gentleman or loafer, who take
their walks the paths ofthat popular retreat from
tka heated nax Such In a cerf.in .en.e 4.