The New York herald., 1850-09-18

without fact to sustain IT, states that Mr. Forrest is
about to leave the State Of New York With view to
avoid the process Of the State. Now he would ask,
how long 10 he TO be restrained 1t is Question Of
human liberty In no country under heaven was
It lit, ever heard, % alter man has sommencsd a
IL resident that writ Of issued.
similar proceeding was never heard of In Great Br-
or in Turkey: Usughter( He submitted that the
affidavit itself shows how little reliance is to be placed
upon ;Ia the .sets -h!sn she has sworn She sws.rs
entertained the least doubt of her chastity and an
hsIed to that is the ahdsvit of Edwin Forrest, in
whc he svears OF her adultery with several persons
therein named. The intent Of party to leave the
State must be actually proved and not merely supps-
which Mr.. Forrest denies that he ever sold or in
tends to sell an acre of land In this State He may
II has become unsuitable to him and he has gone to
reside in Pennsylvania with his sisters, bccause
his own home has been rendered miserable. But
he is not q man to leave the country avoid his
creditors he is to be found always and citizens
know that they have met him when they didn't
respect to that part of Mrs. Forests complaint,
where she charges her husband with saying to her,
the allegations of Mr Forrest are proved to
be true, it would be . relief for her to die He
tended that the arrest could have been for other
purpose but to create feeling against Mr. Forr est to
treat him OUTLAW. After reading from the code,
and also the Legal Observer page S00 which contains
counsel concluded by moving to set aside the process
Of this court Mr. Forrest Judgement reserved
City Intelligence.
ANOTHER FALLING BUILpIsG BRoADwAY-Yester-
day morning between the hours Of eleven and twelve
o'clock ms the workmen were engaged about the build
ing now erecting in Broadway, between Howard and
Grand streets the upper portion OF the building gave
way with tremendous crash injuring several Of the
workmen employed on the ground floor. This is
of the many instances that daily in city in
consequence Of the hasty and slight manner in which
many Of our large edifses erected 1t Is the
duty of authorities to to this matter aud
suffer speculstors to erect buildings SO cheap a
scale rs to jeopsrdize the lives of our citizens
CHAReE OF ArTEnPrEo RArE-A police marshal OF
Brooklyn, named Christopher Byrnes, arrested,
on Monday, on the complaint of young colored girl,
sged thirteen years charging him with ASSAULT and
battery upon her with intent to commit rape. From
the girls story, whose name is iSarah Smith learn
that the officer arrested her Saturday night last in
company with woman named Mary Brister, with
whom she appeared to be in dispute After bringing
her far the City Hall he enticed her TO In
der the stoop of the building telling her that
to the judges room; he then attempted to take
improper liberties with her which she resisted but
finally succeeded in accomplishing his purpose. lie
then took her into the cells and had her locked up
The affair has created great excitement in the city and
will be thoroughly investigated by the competent
authorities, at three o'clock this afternoon.