The New York herald., 1850-12-22

he had inquired Of Mr. Forrest whether suc sxpsctsd
Of Mrs Forrest and that said Edwin Forrest had in
reply, pledged LIS honor to him, Lawson that hs had
nothing against Mrs Forrest.
the summer OF the year ONE thousand eight hundred
and forty nine the said lawson repeatedly stated to
Of
separation and that Forrest would feel better there
definite charge against her. that would les
s~oID S9;or. me- ths Ssh day d i:so by
Henry Panton, J. n. BALDWIN, Conr. of Deeds.
AFFIDAVIT OF FELIx o. c. Darby.
Guy and County Of Nev York, ss-felix o. G. barley,
Of The city Of New York artist being sworn says ss
1 know Mr. James Lawson, and have met the
About Nay, lsAs, was on fishing excursion
with ME- lawson, ON Long Island; the existing sep
:p.s issn
whether he had any conversation with Mr. Forrest
the ssbeot and whether he P orr~s had any charges
FSr.. .scas and ss: Rssrs:s Sss replied
that be had NO charge against her, and that he
would IKE to see the man who would dare to max. make
them the meaning and import OF his vorS: are pre-
ssy .So's ;s;s % eth s.v Of DAfsEY
Y. barley, J. NJ. BALDWIN, Commissioner OF
Deeds
AFFIDAVIT OF MRS. VOORHEES,
City and Couafy Of New York, 8.-Margaret y.
voorhees, being swcrn, says follows-1 the wife
OF Bepjsmin FIsnklin Voorhees, now trading bstwesn
fT6nClScO
latter place am twenty eight years Of age, and
sister Of Mrs. Forrest She and keep house together
In siItesnth street In the city Of New York first
to the United States in April 1882 with my pa
rents On invitation by letter from Mrs Forrest,
family Immediately took up our residence In Mr. For
being then absent At New Orleans on profes sionsi
tour We resided In his house Mrs Bedford having
charge thereof until August following, when my pa
rents left for the south Mr. Forrest home drst
In July, 1889, and took ne to Harrisburgh In Penn
syvsnis to see ny sister vhs was there confined vith
heT sscsDo ssa ICON urn, ana is%s.ed =,
usSy, 1s4T. We removed from Resde street to Twen-
ty second street. In November. 1889; and from that
the hosss under my sister when sAs was at home snd
clueiveIy when she absent During these seven
ysars, Mrs Bedford did not reeide with Mr Forres.
ard be bad housekeeper pt sister and my
ssl and during this period Mr Forrest and my sister
were at home about one-thrd OF the time. At one
period ending in September ls46 they absent
visit to England for more than twenty consecutive
months. During such absences used TO ceive the
money needed for the house expenses snd always rem
his Until the last oacasion, he invariably
handed back the scoount without looking at It,
and appeared quite satisfied. Mr.. FORREST had had
his csntrcv.rsy with MT Macrsady in England, dur
ing the said visit and ON his return exhibited
ceeeve ill-temper He took the account that
sisn, and IL was unsatisfactory, as learned from
hearing him ttormiDg and speaking violsay about IL
10 my fster; sna he vent to Borton, where he had
.p. to NJ. S shs sue. rSe s"r
tsipy mperiect and had used about three hundred
dollars of his money for my own purposes; yet vas
equally astopsbed ana distressed st his violence hav
ing cepductsd matters to the best OF my ability, and
not having taken any liberty to which sn objection
could have been reasonably anticipated; Mr. Forrest
health curing the greater portion OF his stay abroad
Vas unable to earn the amount of money usually
psrplsxity conferred with Mr. Lawson. Mr. Forests
Jaiticulsr friend ard business agent Lave said
ob,.rysd that II be had siif.r law rrsidinS With
him spd endeing the ssme services he would be hap
py to make her allowance for her dr. and pre-
ciude the necessity Of her teaching music. which
bsa done for Ave years IL was come weeks before
rut eseo.a In having conversation with Mr.. Forrest,
the only one I ever had with bin by mysslf; he ds-
agreed with me In Dssy things, but still eur inter
view closed plsassntly Mr. foIrest has been paid all
bie claims ON Tire UNITS except hundred dollars
TO leave his house but the contrary; ct II cav at
10 leave at the time before stated when I went TO
and 1 have never since refided with MT. For.
rest On further consultation With Mr.. LAWSON,
sit'r my Interview with hr FORREST, hs oi..p;
proved of the course hat taken In that interview and
ssid that ought TO have acknowledged yself In the
wfong sbetbtr was 90 not. and he ADDED that the
Low. of money vas becoming a dis sse with Mr. For.
rect Mr.. Lawson further advised that the cause Of
the difference between Mr. Forrest and ysclf should
not be mentioned TO any one nor even the difference
idea 10th Mrs Forrest sno fully concurrei knowing
II nj II Mr forrvst considered himself p, oged any
courfe be ould never retrnot and both resolved
that nothing should be said done which II would be
UbJ lsstant tr him TO rmembtr, when, q hoped,
bi, tsttrr feelings should return Ny child born
the ith of June. 1S41; my husbsnd aud myself vi
sitsd Mr. Forrest by invitation, and dined with him
sLd ny sitter ana Mr. Pnfke Goodwin. the 18th Of
April lsa7 Mr.. Forrest treated us with the utmost
coroslity ana IL was understood by all the company
that the dinner was expressly given by him aud that
W. v.w all invited W bin. never heard OF Mr. For
ls4e wb.n my rftsr Informed me that Mr Forrest had
sIJrtto bimself sDgrily about me have mover had
any qusrrsl or dhpute With him. or bad on angry
woro With him ustil be csled st our house in SIX
tsebth tfTest In Ffbrusry, 1ss0 have The copy
OF sB sidavit mad. by Mr. Forrest in this action, be-
fcre bomas s. SOmmers Commissioner Of De.ds. on
the hf''esth Of NCvsmbsr last. I that Mr.
forftst he's no reason 10 believe can thiuk that
be does tesve me to b.. In any Tefptct or degse the
ehrisct.r be hh, d.teb.d The nrst extract sivenb bJ
"wnns' House May eth.
Nrs winis and are eons'lrg ourselves that they
are tOib boys snd must expect somen 70 deceive them
all N cir lives y
1bi, sross nom the following tlrcuustances Early
In May. lS4s. called 10 enquire after the health Of
Mrs " illir spd ans Informed OF the birth OF hne
boy vfo hOs.,er YES sctually perishing OF hunger.
Mis-. Whlis b'ing unable 20 nouIish him aud the
vbtle family hing employed In 'furts 20 Tar useless,
to ira prsp'r substitute I I'm nsdistely offered 20
nourfh Tie child myfsif srd oid 80 fDr some days,
Until ruise fourd Mrs v illis child btiug very
week stme usrrssusnt vss usc'tssry -ith hin. apd
Go iuoDss MY ehid o. draw toufishmeEt nOu Mrs
Nn IN eider 20 festoe 90 hor hS PoSer OF sustain
ing her own infant hriics "a. practsed upon him
vith hut partial and temporary su9cess successsd
Va tttir the lrs a. ny ifisnds child, which gave
irhrr, plsssure sId irovtrg my tst,r 20 be very
v
In ut tNTAct given mace Anusion TO the sitince so
lfs6t sed upon the children
The ftrurd q extrart is 80 folloWs
"Wh,n vent home this evening the q a came TO
zee tsiuliy dsrppointsd that you vii not return
tn 20 lse Its all ssttled shout Lizzie DR. Hull, &C
kc
Thh extract II un'pt,IIsible 10 ne and do no.
tesvr tbsi Mr. rorre,t Rae or tfst ever vtcte such
n letter kuoe one - sho M could have alluded
W he hitisi gwen might have written about IT.
t,ius sn fsttsd tfst l. az.e" Tat is 20 t.y. Niss
Ehsshsth Grey the daueit.r ot Dr Gray, highly
fer'ctsb' tcisn ~ss sbsut 60 be Married Go her
pf.s'bt tpstsrd DR. Varu.r
The tbnd sNuHct is ssfollous
Pear Csiten. thing are changed since I wrote you
hom stfs't utt ere bsd that trck. aud afd'd that
81 'slsf were true, the original vented rather big
nEbe j,fttovn
I lIk tbis must be mi rsciird the words ara no
sceurstsly given; but Old write something re, m
llnp tbi, rs tuhjsct ~ a. tllows when ve iVsd IA
RstUe street ~ tap scne Of w taught my little stsr
Nbgifia teore going To bed 20 hd gooo night To Nts
furtrsT tfisit a. hae previously done IN EnalsDd
Jutt before TIE brtb OF mfs F,rIesr- steor child
viCc TO her mentioning this the ahueOn % the stks
81 tbs trigtDsi meant inquiry In rrfsfeucr
70 the ttth uhich had besrd va expected. Again;
w 1ttt wrote tomethirg te this thf eftfact. rs