The New York herald., 1851-12-30


what communication did she make to the preja
dice Of Mrs Forrest [Objected to
Chief Justice said it seemed to him this was not tech
ncaly and he thought the question
Witness continued-shs at that time made commu-
nestion the spring before that S4S she made re-
mark when Mr.. and Mrs Forrest were away she called
for money and told her had instructions and could
not pay herr she said Mrs Forrest told her 70 call on me-
she made scrne remark saying Il people were more
correct upright there would be less trouble
made no reply; on the Ist February 1850 she came
to said Mrs Forrest hadn't cent ID the world
S would mot gss spoes sGs Of her
and how the conversation about Mr. and Mrs Forrest
began esnnoe nov Sra bsr NJ Farrss s as
In Philade pha and wrote him letter not Informing
him what she said but stating that Mrs Bedford knew
much more than he suspected; saw him in about
week afterwards, and he asked me to put down
what she had said; be did not perform any
what MRS Bedford had sai1, he did not fall;
he never fen in my presence have not stated that
when made this communication to him he started and
fell upon the floor I did other occasion, but not
70 that occurrence did not say TO Mr. Darling or
Mr. Penton, or to living mortal that when made that
communication to Mr. Forrest he started and fell
upon the aoor all the inform alton to Gsrvin came
from Mrs. Underwood she said that her Information
could be confirmed by some OF the servants and she
named GalviD never found single witness for this
care the evening that Mr. Forsas, ana called on
airs Unde' ood she was examined al Ar Sedswics ia
about week after that Robert Garvln was examnedI
expressed surprise to Mrs. Underwood when she told
me forget my precae language outI read Mrs Under
q Did you Use Language to this e1ee,-,I would as
believe it OF angel from Hs OF Mrs For
rest' Al is very ike my language from the hour
anything personally TO the prsuiice Of Mrs Forrest;
had no instructions exceps tlrs FORESTS note for
writing br Sinclair; Il from receiving inior.
nation ard belief Mrs Forests rote 20 witness pro-
duced, and marked No. 13 That is il. q I'm that
letter TO her father did you speak sincerely Al al
Mr 0Conor-I taae 1t for grantsi that you DO,
witness eontinued-I not abe to Ok the day
nF Mr.
print my impression 49, from that that 1t was ABOUT
the l5h OF January said Mrs Fer:ert hiniet
me a very beautiful seq ar she hlaieA me the box,
about three quarters iull and took it, sac took
the box fcorn a shelf annexed IL, they were small
Nj GcAWin there; doed win Mr. Forrest the DAY
alter the party and then understood from MIS- Forrest
poesiSIe: Mr. Wysoif was there as Mrs Forrest told
me without initiation; was invited the day before It
was before dinner she tod DiS yea net say you
got your Information first from the Mirror; viii ex-
paln RLGt eaia on friday last IL vas that was to
spea 10 r Forrest about IL, an1 was 70 say that got
my information from the Arr1i TIE article appeared
lie G,;ym abou six weeks as-s- the party IL was
my ia pressor that to SPEAK ab5u, the separation
Q-R bat Has It agreed between you and Mrs Forrest
reeoect che sai tdat Mc Stevens had tried speak 20
Nj Forrest but ne could sec no answer she thougat
would have weight vish Mr Forrest was TO see
hr Forests mad was dehntely hxei, or II by any
influence OF mine his determination ccUt De reVerseti
not 10 ASK te Of the separation because that
never TO be told these are Mrs. Forests
words q did Mr. Forrest bstore lst January,
guilt Ike part OF Mrs Forrest sni he wished to God
there was7 A lie never used sucn words; Mrs For
Iet has used sinar words to me nave not SO stated
tnNr Dareg, Mr Penson or MI Goodwin; have stated
that MTs Forrest made OF those wo-i told them
msarI rehendsd; after Mrs Forrest went TO Six
teent street, and from the beginning TOOK some pains
10 bring about a reconciliation; while she n Six
teenh street made specal et0r-s 20 bling about
conoiliaton but told her M hopes less be-
she IeiGsed, ia tae ear7 pase OF the summer 10
to separation between hsrset AMI Nrs Noorhes,
but shn ts;ed my beet Did sne alter this agree
IA AHr~ N.-n~ af-a H.
Forrest saii that she agreed taa: Margaret should leave
the hopfe for a time
Ts Mr. Van Buren-Is was not q. Ir. Forests sug.
aeston, liett necessary myself never consented toa
ternporoy separation, because Mr. Forrest
much aLoye All aAyC.ce That tiAs woui not content
him.
To NJ. 0'Conor-G Letter prcdCced and marked a.
Ael she agreed to the separation b-ve-n her aud her
stCT thc this teer; suggested necessary
preliminary, that her sister eAou.d leave the house;
suggested from NAY when ar GoiTiE first toll me of
Nr. o Conor told bin hat sr,h testimony was very
improper.
Chief Justice said it wls uadsuSsedy
no l2
Nv DpLn Sin Il AN 20 ug to ask A sav1- Of you whieh
trust viii not be rSsome VII y3g be 50 Kind IS to
write by the steamer waish leaves "a. few
Lines 10 my father infor bin 0: AZ ha; his taken
place Lately conceruiog myself have nais one or two
efforts TO do but had myself s-iie incapable OF any
thing req airing cool a.t- a tiga.
But fer the iGp.rtiaent interference OF newspaper
scbbers tbs would not have been necessary but they
would be almoat distracted "a Easasi 10 earn matter
10 give you THIS trouble, be- are tas only person,
except myself who coCd ssa pEep5.eiy write TO my
fs!hsr ON the subject very fsT Aas' WI s"ai'e
Address to my fs.as = 5cu?s.oae street, Fitzroy
Square, London -
viii write by the next steamer
Witness continued-I urysi the separation OF her
sister from her f,ou May t No7eno,- obtained Mrs
Forrct shortly before hs letter was written;
thnL enclosed ths letter $50. Ia TO MI. Forrest
that afternoon and ss- nim sAiak, next morning at
fontbn then got the letter back from him
Mr. Van Buren, submitted thai this letter should not
be given evidence shs snp.e fac: ei sending Mr.
E0rest does not make it evidsaee
(Jettor admitted and read oy Mr.. OConor Exeep-
tion lalcn.
s,rvsoay MoRSve, NJ
NV Dram siR -tmned atey after your departure last
evening told my sister the subject of our conversation,
WIS not aware without further Consultation ahe az
propood 10 leave the house Non1ay and consented
urge step Of importance and attended with at
least Temporary extreme pecGatsfy unless
you had sone reilible g-crni to suppose y would
purest aud dIg5. sni TIA, your chief aim
Ia TIM he 20 tGect reconcisiion between Mr. Forrest
and M sci. you avow Wnstnei YOU act wisely in asun-
ing tbr mot heavy Responsibility y5u best know but
said aft night you ess wcfAas b.ind.oli no; knowing
a. you ted with the assrrarcs from Mr Forrest,
at could not live happily arsn together Ofthis you
cannot be so gooe judge a. he = who weighed all me
ton for many months before j. took pace. DO NOT
feel equal now TO enteESg nose iGy upon this SUBJECT
sud iOl)W your ngFige
hope. write hu-risdy thas -u may have ih. 70 day
and briefly have NJ. s.s7. slnse saw you AMI am
sci a. head aaa hsast. Yours.
y. FORREsr,
Plca,e le. me- have fsr lass frsn Monday morning.
Nj Cono--.he ga sgf23ss, may be CONSIDERED
part Ct the letter Iis NY stars shine daTky over
me-
Winess cou,isusi-r vea: dsvn by the o'clock
train tLat 81 -Gay g. F5rthi- ar1 turned should
think h the oc1-k 10 Ike eveliur Nr stevens was
there BE bad brought OF TIE s.ts the evening before
,aE Mr' 10 fcs. tae wsk a'ttr received seme let
tcrs from Ms Forrest ia .vsu5sg
Mr.. q Ooncf u tci in NJ harl letter q yours Of
TIE 1ith N17 DIy01 wsi:s any before that in the
monfb c. fovf
witaes-I clnt sa7; usvs- tept copies Of any Of
my le tgrs % Ms fo.ss.. b.. W
Letter protu ed and nNkei IS
Q--Waa tLas written By ycu &C Mrs Forre't the
1ih Nov --rlis is ny ic-.sr 0--Nas this letter
with the ksoaltfgs OF Mr Forrest II never wrote
any letter wifh b. tn1v.sise except be happessd %
Be prefent not w'C.i sh-v g aim; don't know that
be vas r. escut vhnu wrcte ths.
aA.f a. So raffr ~ Ar