The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-24

says to be sure that the sum does not enable he: 70
live in the style which she was previously living 10.
At page 81 Of the adavit the complainant rays she ID
not able to maintain her HOUSEHOLDS with the sum a
81 600 per year in manner eonfornsbe with
mode OF living Whether IL is desirssie shorsd
shall but that this ssreed upon,
that she did live upon it until the time when she dae
this bill there in no doubt or d. pute siso saws in her
\ complaint that the manner In which she was to be
/ supported discussed aud that on Mr. FORESTS
part the discussion was conducted by Mr. L-sen hss
Mr Forrest insisted she could sustain herself on one
fNou,snd dollars YEAR bnt that abe said .h- wantsd
hit-er unared dosrs and that this sum WAC agreed
to such then has been the allowance made to her
troutnat asy 70 this s1d snch ,hs cir.sts,ss. M
der which the parties scpnrattd Yet She swmrs in
her eo-nplsu that THE Is the mode In which he ,ou-
dope9 Yer and neglected TO proyid. for her submit
that srch inference can be erawn rom these fscts
Now lc US there a. statement on the othaY
eide disbelief by the defen dsnt regard TO one
plaintiffs yut II has been tated there is positive
affidavit ts.t Lawson said that Forrest said thers
Was no quit ON the part of Mrs Forrest, and that
statement in the affidavit at all 0sesss aAfdsyity
She says That she has heard from peopie and she
,sy N AT be Ia, beard Forrest say thsre Wa. no nils
on h.r paft-thas Lawson has been his. conf lsntiaI
arent-thnt she can prove by several witnesses that
LAw.on did state in the summer of Issy that he had
Just thsn he ard said Forrest say there was no crime
on the part of the com painst but that tie wished to
God there wasn So too 10 regard to she letter which
Il is charged he wrote What was that latter By
looking at folio pa IL will b. seen what it was what
there set in all that she has chosea give Of
Vt, In point OF fact 1t obviously hrtt
her with guilt and her kno-isdge oiti that her hus-
SD, persisted in making statements implicat, r him
Breads sGdsvt) II am content" he says that the
past shall r, main IN silence but am not content that
Won orspy one else shall scribp or ion ate TO D mia
conduct My future conduct will depend on your re-
ply She "a ~ she replied TO this letter but ontted
to allege hor innocencs and that omission wes used
as an argument against her Now let US see n nr.
Forrest suspected her till February she says,
because there Is stateme OF fact this case
which can deemed material in this pisiutrrsm
MRS. Forests personal knosledge, except in
one particular which I shall call the a.teu-
ton Of the court to. In her afiiavit shs
speaks Of what at Harrisburg and says that
she saw the debates in various places ia which isis
n AIDE a material point that Mr Forrest had never
known Of any evidence of her misconduct offered to
the Legislature save only the Con.uelo letter anc a
certain rsct untruly alleged be seen long
nr.yion,Iv In the wear lsls Now IL will be- perssiveS
there h, no satemsnt here within her swn knowledys
but sho saw this in the new when he made ap.
niicstion IN m. Pennsylvapia Ieysh.Ine Tor n A.
yoycs Now I ask why mis- woman vent 70 sepsrats
abode and received $500 wear and agreed 4, live
snsrats, Thsr. ia not snyyh,ns Soins - shos ~
sbsIdonment ON his mart or prrlsrt 20 nroyis. Ter
her but Their. is the conscousnss on her part that
he baa . r;sbt % mt her an . .sn.rats abeis. and
MAKE an Allowance tor her In regard 20 ~. s.eoad
cause II will be remembered that this allowance vas
"a ,aor,ariS q, Wrs Fo,r.st tb.ra rsy.r hss 80
th ls stast threat 70 tsks n away from bes Tier.
vas no n'gl.e. In paying y Psh...s..y, anu tnsrs
Nv v 1890 bonss nntn The a;rerr. a. ,he az -.
astsa ~ =, srnnnas that inculnatsa h. All then
a a., iol ~ =. wa. ., - ~ ss
80 .S.nan,ra,, ans re,ssaI = $500. - -
Ubst Vs. ~. Lesson tbst .hs seIpi.ses a. h.,y uat
in house ,erars,ed by herEefs A. far a. il Arrears
In mi g.. ~ vas ,imnly an exrre-ssea "a "a
Ssh and sAs sss4ntsd 10 IL al MS e..
shows thai she would rot assent 20 aaythinr thAs
taofp ferTl Yea nal "a y a
ar s,.i ,..s,n,.., 80 r. We az IN. busa.pa Apa
.rch conSect a. rieht r-rdsr IL rusafe fo- ~ 70 so
s,1, ,,h ~ esri hri.4x 49, "a .t..,-,a, - -.
cn,t 10 ms rcipt spa M. Cogrl vii -. III. p.cY
nritv ia ,srM.e 10 this case that he
p.ei.ct ave- stated az matters o. Ann-rhgas5oa a.
n, Snd in ne t.,.,s snytsipr th "a siS .,-,,, -
r. ale a blI uader these creuu.iAaces uhere erasI
tr.srn,nt a ,ta-sa ~ in.,-r.. Atom .nA b-lsf -.
Tortt Iii a.. NV Ia srsIsyit /, shst ,.nre- -
s,.,-,,cns a. me-. - - . f,-.f.- III s~-~.s ..,.
% seton" che says thar she has been sing pa
rate and apart from tn said FORREST &C that said
Forrest bas not yisra her said house Sc since tts
tenth Of Febriarr 1850 that said F.rrs.t is maa of
great pbyfical strength aud has in HE men a
loose character ana that bile she living apart
atas her 70 render n unss for her to .ohnhis IN
him. &c and A. 90. that said Forrest. az shs Is in.
formed and believes va sue living in seps
rate abode, without any rejection, So did on the
lbth Of June and at .Ihrr times. pro~ iu a secret
manner about her house, having ia bis hand a
then and there by gesture. and by a,., .t,,s,y.
language sgsinst her SC, he, the sad Forrest.
las excited appreciation that he would denly
assaII her with said loaded stick apI eommit
some great bodily irjuy her sBd forcbly carry hsr
ont OF the Jurisdiction Of this city SC Nov h tiara
any stated in this bl which would authorize the
court 70 set on such proceeding She then goes
20 give third 81 complaint, that no comman.ed
a suit sVsinst her in psrns,lvanfR 70 which 4 vii
hereafter advert tbs 81 avit brought ia FOR The
have read the whole statrm NJ about cruel trratmest,
the court will obs thst there nothing stated
which would authorize 10 Interfere IL is NOS
Of apprshtnro that the statute c0nte ID plates The
lHilatufe cont en- plated that nervousness on
tne part Of woman NAs canss OF divorce They
knew they MAXIM llgs Tor uarrisd women and
for Old maids Ana her statornt, mo- o. .snt
fuch case as would auttoIis. fia court & frf--e
let us see " the AFFIDAVIT states slF E..F l.-E st.
would authorize the i1trtp..t.tcr ui trIs court
hat she lbd e. irtsivi.r ai-u 't t,frsa .r
"a certain dny ~ one rir.I near rye " .ai.trr
that be dsclined 70 60 ul.t Euutp alI k4p. .s.
theEublc street for .is .l'l ta hauss. ~ me
an without az umtr.1. Sos. b. tbif tr4tI ...
mept VI Irh rendered 't- .or." f,r 4ar O.. r.t..
with him lfthi. stst-~ss-. .rrs i1ovs ga @
90 prcvcrt the LADY frt m We tir. Or. her own ,.
and ifhs statements n.a .rus c.-tAiat- 1s..h .5ui
d. rehei TO her. Ttta. 30. $50 ~ an. trJsnds on
which u T. thought g. .a' ..r f.I.,i claimed rhs
tlird D. hat Forrest b.. ua the Statr ~ peun-
fylvania aud nled bii a.rust I.r there fps q vOrce
% the ground cfaIult.rt
Nir Van rurtu arrust % rnrra length % fhos that
Mr. fctTest actually '.iIcnt OF that state thsh
be resided there for year previous % CON srncinr
prcceedirFa To Giafr6ve hi7 RET Sense IN Perasyra.
MA ~ aid he huit house on thf North river but