The New York herald., 1850-12-22

imnooest conauct between myself snd hrs Catharns
N Forrest 10 wholly and absolutely unfoundsd.
During the sbsepoe OF Mr. and Mrs. Forrest In Eu-
reps, and before became acquainted with either Of
lady, then single, but married who . near rsis-
ton Of Mrs Forrest; my attentions to that lady
we'll known and Of the honor able kind This
crcumstsncs placed in more intimate relations
with Mre Forrest than would otherwise have existed
II time when II rsinsd violently and Il very
different time nom that alluded ts Mrs Underwood
ON that occasion l slept In room vhish ny sister
bad occupied during visit of fortnight ut the house.
and With which, therefore. familiar rscoll-ct
no particular circumstance about the bsdclethes
order. and that slept in 1t in the usual way One
thing Is certain, did Mrs. Forrest that night
BID in that during the night; and any nsinus-
tion to the contrary 10 absolutely false did not
after breskfast and never st any time lett or enter
ed MT tosrsts houes In any unusual way. was
surpri.ee to read in these .savits that Mr. Forrest
himself obeervsd and exscted early hours always
understood from bis friends that late hours were
agreeable to him. sshey natural to his profesion
On him at his house half past ten, NJ and stay
| Ing until half past one Of the morning.
Mrs Forrest vas excited with vine hQuor never
saw anything immodest In her deportmsDt; 1t is my
firm conviction thst no vho s personally scqusis
ed -ith Mrs Forrest can bsevs In the obsrgss made
against her manners and morals. To the best Of my
Mrs Forrest Ia chasts and virtuous woman and has
nsvsr committed adultery or any immodsst act what
Aftsr Mr. Forrest and his wife had separated, and
Mrs Forrest and her Two sisters living together
In Sixteenth street, and Mr. Forrest had publicly
ouhed meby reason OF the entire Innocence and recti
tudc OF my conduct and my belief In their purity and
the undoubtsd excsllrnce their conduct and
sense duty my part TO continue my acquaintanos
with them. stunning them might sssm tacit ad-
,s.s .oms ?, s0.. IN %psopr naa full
residences In the evening" ana occasionally doggcd per-
sons from the door and behaved rudsly them
On tbs evening OF the fifteenth of June ast vietted
mrs fcrrett and Mrs Voorhees, During ell the time
was there three together In the front psror
ard during most OF the time the other both
Of the lsoes were singing Of them was playing
on piano presume this could be heard In the
u was not more than halt past eleven o'clock when
left ch did regard ss topats to stay on sum
mers evening ItheS Left the houss-not st~sithily,
OF In any Other way than openly directly and fear
Ies,ly. The mel ment stepped ON the stoop, .
ttou,. locking figure standing the oppo-
ss sioe Ct the street passed on slowy looking at
As turned the sidewalk It crossed the street hur-
riedly and approashsd behind. INSTANTLY turned
stopped and In . tone OF real assumed anger, and
very husky and sgtated, said whats your nsmsl"
two 70 that stood front 'front.' within fair strik
ing distance when saw in his hand stick other
psssd it to be loaded hp or .iies Ss end oppo"ps
to the head being In his hand This person IVES I'd
win Forrest man . no cannot lack many pounds Of
being twice my -eisht bat whom, fair terms face
TO fsce In open day do not fear to meet any
cssion The ,.lo~ing dialogue took place
forss.s-"fou are one Of the damned villains that
Raymond -~It is untre, Edwin Forrest, that I ever
Forrest Yes, you have; have bee, looking for
you but never could ind you have . terrible reck-
oning With you and rome sth.rs. have marked the
damned sccundres, and win have vengeance on every
one Of tbsm Damn you. you have been in there, to
night there present psrticipls was used Ars For
;, Rsy%snd-"Ed.in Forrest, do ysu pretend to be-
Forrest lily you did not you have at other times.
They are both damned wbores. What right have you
to make my house who're house, why would you
th.r. tax.lss ~.
Raymond"si su innos.nt ana nd not S AFRAID ID 10 70
You have implicated large number ofMrs FORESTS
her "a from all her frienos, II they acted you
TO desire.n
Forrest 4 aYou snesh.d away from thu house, Ikea
RsS Smopd al did not sneak away Mr. Forrest I
door. and suppossdn wss some .se employed By you
For,e.t-"You are q CANNED coward; you are .
Raymond d-"Edwiu Forrest, you have waylsId me,
by night, With biuogeon. You vsnt . pretenee for
attacking me i thsll net give IL you"
Forrest "Bludgson! don't want bludgeon to
hin you God damn ,ou' can choke you to death
Raymond Perhaps you could, and you are armed,
too.n
Forrest-"You are net the man I am after this
tiue II catch that CANNED villain, III rip his
liver out III cut bs damned threat at the door. IL
VAS through ~ith my suit, sould cpt your damned
throat on the spot. III let you go this tims: but,
damn you. your time will come ye. I've marked you,
all Of 1oui III have vengeance
yourself admitted, since this business commenced
that you ola not believe anything crimissl had
currsd between Mrs Forrest and mer
Forr.stI never raid 40; IL IL N le--I demand your
sutb,rn deferred giving this information. sndhere
.sld Forrest made charges against aoy
Oibsr than bis wife, which altogether untrue,
ana which are too TO bs repsatea-sven la the
detail OF . converrstion tueh the presediDs, and
sddeo-"I will write Frank Voorhees, Tomorrow, and
n he Is not q dsmned coward he will come home and
cut yoUr threat
The prefer psrtciple Aforesaid used by said I'd sin
Forrsst stated In the above Of the most
gross an vulgar hind, for which reason omit it.
My acond snsv-r above given. wss given under
fone turDrhe, ana my tone was somswhat sgitsted,
but certainly not than that said Forrest
stking NY name My voice at ttat moment aud for
instant tremulous with the sx cit.m.p Of
pIis. but in other resp-ot oegrse Itis srottrue
that fsltsred forth attempted PLANTATION vas
my voice disturbed NJ any other um. IN said inter-
view bor dtd at any tine In ssit interview or ever
10 pr,ttncs OF -aio Ed-in Forrsst tr.mhls. never
sdIittsd that stole secretly from sid mouse gsvs
spy reasons for DONG. did sait Forrest ever
state IN my presence, that the Law should have its
course with me. HIS language vas that of psr.oosl
tbres'soips ON the next Monday Informed Mr..
FoITsst of INV vi. 81 OF THE by letter bare
heard from hin since. pt that once, az {
sm Informed and believe, he prof-s,d TO bo IooRing
Tor ~ the once OF the Evening Post, where am
very seldom lie knew my address by stating these
iscts 90 not nesn 20 hsve Il inferred that ever
thought Of "a dVel With Mr.. Forrest.
iumsalst.ly sn.r Mr. Forrest cane up 70 me-
shuIt tbiok SCI man came up by nis side aud stood
there listening 20 the cosvers.ton lie said nothing
until Mr. foirst hod sottsn through. an5 then he
approached ne closely, locked me IN the face aud
fs'd -sbt TO marx you" I desired TO SEQ him,
suo urhsd him to ~sik With me 20 the lamp by.
he pes =" ehsli know you wten see you,n aud
turptd awsy aud rsjoinsd Mr fOfrrtt. Nr foTfest
sbo biz man walked from me towards the door OF
Mrs FORESTS house, aud say mere OF them
SAMUEL " kATdOND.
evorn 20 before this 9TH dss of Dec -mbsr a. d.
1850, fRANcis JFroN, Commissi ner OF Deeds
AFFIDAVIT oP rARKK GOODWIN
Cifg gra County ~ hsU Io,k. -parks Goodwin. OF
tsid city. being ssOTb Gays as follows I knos MIR.
Jsmrr Lssfoo In the year 1Sls. sbsrtly after the
esparstioD o. Mr. AID NIs Forrest had y converse
ton with ssid LasDb about The probable OF said
separation Mr. Lesson fnid that there could not
hsvs been shy ormiDslty 'n hsr pert ss Mr. Porfest
had ttst.d fbe contrary He then explsinsa the wsy
in which that ttst. .nent rnHo- lie taid on
occasion. thst ub-stviBg Mr. f-fr-et TO be moody
snd discoDtt ntsd he spch~ roo'hinrly to hin sstd
that he Lswscs bso doubt things would be ell set
tied sIJ rsconceo bet him ana Mrs Forrest; that
every hing would be msoe satisfactory TO him, MT
Forrest. thnt under cifsums apoes even cftmioary