The New York herald., 1850-12-22
The seventh extract 10 as follows I:

wednesday, May lIth. Damned bad msrrisgee
seem to Le tho order Of the day In family Prank
reads any Of your letters DO wish you would
come home; An so tired Of everything snd every
| body"
AT the time Mr. sad Mrs FORREST were married, NY
mothers step father observed, In reference TO Mr.
Forrest, "bandsoms enough man, but damned bad
who laughed about it. and often repeated it himself In
reference to improvdeat marriages saying, there's
another damned bad marriage" This extract was n
reply to letter OF sisters written upon the ami
versary Of our mothers marriage to father who's
Circumstances much inferior to her swn In slu
sion to that marriage, and to my which to
man without property, rots playfuy, as recitsd
quoting the words Mr. Forrest habituaiy used and
inss rtisR the quotation marks.
As to the extract In there words -
"I viii probably go out in the morning and spend
q confoundsd sndollsr piece, which 10, Cpts. savs
her, for money loaned some time ago"
must say that they cannot have been taken from
NJ, ny letter OF m'' never wrote " nor any 'h'''
The last extract given In Mr FORESTS sndsvit, ID
not true copy Of any letter letters Of mine.
could have written all the matter therein reci
ted eome OF 1t did write, but the parts which
same letter, or At the same tim. The .iissions to
privacy" and talk written by in refer
enes to ny marriage which vas very private and va.
know mrs. Kirkland. The illusions to persons and to
visits refer to very respectable persons and to the
visi,s CONNECTED with the announcement that my
marriage had taken place sons time previously
and had not been made public The cards alluded to
were my visiting cards, " Mrs Frank Voorhees, II
there is any letter of mine about the Uhssesitss'
being rampant" l. believe these words written
by Mr. Voorhees, He had for the moment . little dis
pnte with Of his friends there about his keeping
secret OF our marriage but which after fully
rtcobciled He was quite In the habit Of writing Ia
letters and nterlinipg his observations with mine
have been for years back subject ct timer to
weakness OF the intercostal muscles occAsionsd BY
ever e.srtion IN singing sssrav;tsd in the nrst In.
the fret, treated for this affection by DR.. Gray Any
exertion In singing is apt to produce It.
II was to this alluded In the remarks about the
lower muscles. and which probably written by
me might have 20 written at any time within the
last seven years Whilst Mrs Forrest Was In Europe
she wrote me to send her daguerreotype likeness Of
myself. had which she had paid for, and which
vas considered her property replied to her that
South had 1t with him. and when he retarne ed to New
York, would get and send it to her. never knew
Mrs Forrest, which had besn taken iron her hus-
bands house; old ever slude to such trsns
partiei for the purpose bringing sndravoug
10 bring me into society or to change any feeling
isiDg towards me The iDsinuation Of Mr. Forrest in
his said affidavit that am living apart from my hus
band, 10 wholly unfounded. We are as much uDited
spy married couple be- when the business Of the
residence. Although lived In Mr.. FORESTS house
for always treated him with the greatest
possible distance and respect. 1 seldom addressed
him. unless when spoken to never introduced any
subect Of conversation he was supposed to dislike
entered the library where he COMMONLY sat, un.
lest expressly invited. Whilst he at home and
was living in his house weekswould sometimes slapse,
with scarcely word passing between US. and some
Prsviousiy to Mr.. Forests departure for Europe,
in le44 quite saasned with this state o. thngs;
he being treaily my senior ssd, ss l conceived my
mental uperor and he being in the habit OF speaking
OF TO my friends with much respect and appsront
affection. After Mr.. Porr-st's return from Europe,
and especially after the arrival Of Mr. Mscready In
this country, he med to dislike meeting his
most esteemed friends seldom received those who
visited him and In every way showed and ackuo~-
ledgea himself to be In most irritable and unhappy
state Of mind. Nevertheless he always sgnixed
and my husband, when wo met, and exchanged greet
t....o Ia rtsA
MIS-. Forrest TO the theatre, when MT Forrest acted
MT. Forrest never forbid me to enter his house
kpovi.des; nor 90 believe that he ever had an ,.
v,h OF intention Of the toft prior TO the autumn OF
Mrs Forrest was almost constantly occupied In At.
tendsnce on Mr.. Forrest when be was at home and
was equally occupied In my profession as teacher
naturally met II psssibe in the evening, and TO
ccDsdasKbie extent availed ourselves Of the oppor
tunty Of nesting Afforded By Mr.. forrests short ab
fene.s, at which times only, hrs. Forrest had any
leiEure.
About the Goth Of January, 1919, Mrs Forrest ia
formed that Mr. Forrest had Ipressed his determi
bstion TO put her IRON him. aud that the alleged
cnuse vas her having insulted him by q Eat contra
.leseS previously TO p.eemS"y 9t.h' is4O. nor aa
state before that cate to any that the spa
ration between Mr. FORE st ans bis wife rt her
oP position TO hs In his controversy With Mr.
MScresdy: or that there Vas any connection In sny
way -hsteyer between such controversy with Mf.
Mscrssdy and skid separation
Of Nr Es~ib Forrest. whom be brought to his home
ar q introduced to his fsmily whilst o mb-r Of
n-snd against whom 40 not mean "a say wore-
my associates ana associations have been aud
sTe perfectly rep, otsble and 1 am quite conh.
dsut that MIR Forrest caanot produce a credible
witness Who will do pos. 20 tbe contrary or prove that
MIR Forrest bin1,n ever impesched my conduct In
f NJ rpset until the present Osb0l before vboh
tine. that IL Ia December, 1912 he had charged his
vile with impuity and set foot tor obtain
ing divorce.
1he gross charges agsinst me contained in Mr. Por-
retts ,iosvit have bee published Ia the newspapers
aifsntto In believing Tat tbis wss done by his
sgsbey Tb. publication has prrc-eed their reading
in court sn sure his counsel would not do IL; ~
n ukt therefore have been himself; aud Ia the act
wtres that patient ,tg.ru-ss TO cru,h th- frbls
vbs ttaI ding la has way, for which Mr. Forrest 10
oiftins suisbsd sm without protector In tins
Try end tor the support Of myself ana child In q
large degtu dependent upon en- pioyment in my pro.
ittios. That ploJ m.pt cannot retain az TIA. pure
and respect abb. p.reons who snsd it IL shall
reason To unworthy cannot kucw though
J may hope that the rude lsngusgs employed hy Mr
TOr,t will osest bis object .nd alone d credit his
sfssitisns LBcer these Circumstances. co1sio.r u
TO absent bushsud, my boy, aud 10 our sind
isfos 10 rspel Dir FORESTS charge aId to sLow his
nOtiNtf Ter nskiIg them.
sm NO ulstive ard hope soon 20 ba no connection
o. Nr. for,st, aud Therefore. the deicacy ~btb be
csmet utmsn. aud my ssns,of justice atone Impose
ltstiaints uTon defence Fear Of hin can have no
iuHBtBce. Ter kBow he ~il do his utmost 70 wound
aDo itjuie ne
According to the beet tf my kDoslsdge. informs
tiou Al d belief the causes OF Mr. FORESTS iu ~ll TO
Nisfsd
In ihe tAu q is4s when he fret actually msnf,st~d
.win o. ne be tngagso In violent o'ttest sitb
Dir Macfttdy HE uuauv,ft sbe eelt wilt J. Il him 20
ofa~ toto the be creating all whom he could
rtHth; IN the progress 81 that fsud. every one
vitlin the - here 81 hts otsstvstioD snom he sVs
psctsd of withholding full approval Of br measures
b.oanf cbtp the OBJECT. anu 80 far ss bir yuser
vtnt the si,t M ct n slice tbst knows not hoe IN
Fpsie Hts shufs 20 this end involved city In q
q fsvtc uDhssrd ~ in is previous nstory snt
aud dcsolstion 20 mary homes besides hts
ovu. .
t.lisv- titt my s,ter did not 60 with him In ell
tiirgs cont with that il starred troversy
" tush che sn,,tion snd the touotion of ~ife led
her ts 60 ysttHps further than sas Dov fully jus
uy hr loIrst IeT,ti'rd ina her svBs- oi p'oprietr
rssuittd Of his Hcts In thts BITS exsstnx and
fuIsfious Ttrfsv fsiiufe ti fidelity rot To hs en-
/ oritt. kuo~irg that b.tid~ hps.lf. n. hsd mons
Int htr tifttr love sbd coBtde in he deter q
eRcIf, hsr ffem ell iStsrcOurse with that sitter hO
rIy tksfphy To reduce hsr 60 complete sutjscttun
Irssrme ristef oio not see his obi or tsh"m it'
tstb ~ ali tv,It sbe rseistsd. aBo the consequeno'
/ vs. tprsrstion Amer event Mr.. torrsst soor
trssus idsrer ~tthou' tome tsmiiy or oeeup.