New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1851

I Detroit Mr. Jameson called N the hose ofcs or
twice Afterwards. they came back sooner thsn !
! lad expected this was the last summer tsey lived
! together something had occurred about Mrs
Moss0p or Mrs Hunt. something M. J had SAID
when Re Ard from the boy ths; person who cane
vas JAMESON. exclaimed. "0a Lord, how fool
lsh," Mrs. +. Afterwards SAID he had been there,
md suited some o. the conVerSai't o. that Mr j.
lad ssId that Mr. = and Mr. and Mrs MoSsoo were
playing together and At the same hotel and tnI Mr.
aoesop was very convenient husband Mr. J. yas
there after that saw Mrs. f.. Mr. Forrest vas no.
4; home either OF the times DO not knOw thai Ar.
j. vas there sgain thought It lrprldent after xhN
ne had said. one evening on coming home. vent u
he library and found the door locked, aud trs r.
called from the bel DON as | thought, "who Is
theTeF vas going up stars, aad said n Is oaY
ire y went INTO the KIT hen and sae servants SAID
Capt Calcroft was IN the library large arm ch air
vas broken in Mr.. rs room DO Rot know whether
u VAS then or not, and Mrs. +. said Mrs. LHwsCn
sat down IN 1t and broke It hr- Fones;
Philadelphia At the time recoect in January Isi9.
MI anc Mrs. +. having some ditfculiy Mrs. voor-
mes vas going away, and had fare veil party, "a
Great Jonesst., aud Mrs z and Virginia went NJ.
Forrest remained home all the evening he walked
bout and sghee, and appeared 10 be very unhappy
there was 40 ore home besides, bun Catharne
and myself went 10 bed, and Jeff him up.
next morning went TO Mrs Forests dressing room
and saw she had been crying, and asked her what
was the matter understood, | said that she and
Nr had been quaIrellIrg all night and did not 90
10 bed till ne ar O'Clock she sad Mr. Forrest had
something terrible In his head and she did not know
what was the matter with him she then spoke OF
the party having been a pleasant one next day
Mrs. + came from the bedroom TO the library and
opened the lower drawer OF the bureau she started
and exclaimed, Good God - she seemed surprised
10 something, and SAID "Oh, Catilne, (ne anng her
HERSELF what foolw and went TO the library |
asked what was the matter she said Forrest has
opened my drawer and got all my letters | asked
her what letters, and she said all my correspondence
with my sister all the time was at the South |
SAID, oh II is not much consequence, Msrgarets let
iers-and she SAID yes, there's foolish letter OF
lamiesons among them which did not wish For
rest to see !" she opened workable drawer at the
b, I'd Of the bed and took out two letters and said,
e | On glad he did not find these, they are OF moro
colse QueGce," and took them into the library and
poe Them in the FIRE | sad she was very foolish to
Keep old letters when she went up stairs, brought
Gown some letters and put them IN the fire she
node remark how the letter was signed At that
me had good deal of work 10 do on Monday
"a told me 1t JamesOn's letter that Mr. Forrest
al seen. and he was determined spon a separation.
! sand perhaps MIR. Forrest does not mean 1t, only
wants TO frighten you-and she said, on YES, he
es never saw hun so serious before ;" after that
Mr. Forrest always had his breakfast in the library
Mrs. T. bIeakfasted in the dining one morn
,ng when Mr. Goodwin and another gentleman and
herself were going to Font Hill he took breakfast IN
the breakfast room he never took breakfast with
Mrs +. alone they slept IN the same bed, but Mrs.
7 tsaid they had no intercourse together she de-
sired me leave the bed little from the wall, aud he
got into one side of the bed and she the other the
house to be let told her she could surely COAX
7. ST.,
could not and was as bad as Catherine and Capt.
CalcIat, who had told her the same thing that she
had done every thing IN her power, kneelcd To him,
begged aid enaested, and used everything to inhu-
ence him, but had effect he was determlnef up
on separation she SAID that man could crush
woman and that was the reason she entreated him
not to expose him she sald II u mad been any one
but Jameson she would not have cared, but for sich
"A thing as that she said Mr.. Willis had spoken 10
her she seemedto do everything IN the way OF tax
ing care of his clothes and such, TO please hum she
hons fotiFT his asl ~
upper servant she could not go into the library
without the consent OF Mr. Forrest she often
asked me to get scutte Of coal and lay Il
at the library door. so that she could go IN ana
put II on the fre they were not on speaking
terms hardly ever towards the last Of the
time when MIR. Goodwin or any other gentleman
:here Mrs Forrest was permitted 10 go ihto Tue
library FOR three months she was not IN tne habit OF
gong IN, except as have said and Taking the el-
ters from the pos,man and carrying them IN she did
everything possible TO Please him after the hrSt
week or 80 she carried his bTe akfdst up To hun ia the
library when they were going to leave the mouse,
and Things packed up 10 go TO Font Hi Snd sue 10
60 TO Mr. GOdwns, asked her how was she gong
she SAID II did not matter how | SAID sac 0iSnt
not to leave 1t on foot a common servant, sne
afterward thought 50 too and SAID she would seau
for MIR. Lawson told her size better SEM .of NJ
Forrest on Friday Mr. F was going TO Waust.
snd she asked MIN to send Mr.. Lawson up he IN
CURED what she wanted OF MN! ana sue salls ~
! cont ki ow anything about the book know of his
taking the portrait with them In the carriage she told
NE mr. shlu sDc Hfgnt AXE WHAT sue ptetStl Tue
principal part OF her things went to her sisters i
took apartments N Sixth-ay FOR myself and was 10
take the kitchen uteI sis for Mrs F TIL sucn time az
she should go housekeeping | asked Mrs L. how
they were going to proyloe tor me-that would so
set Mr. J.. she tod me not to tell hun that knew
they were TO separate, but 10 say they were golcg
raye,Ing ash ed him for me ID 50 10 Font Hill, 10
dc not x, ne al J answer then, he did not SPEAK
TO ne nor give lie any answer, aud told Mrs +.
| would speak TO MN again she replied, 1t IS no
use 10 SPEAK him, he Is stranger 20 yOu ana YOU
can come with me | afteTward spoke 90 Nh. r.,
when he remarked | haa been telling tales OUT OF
the house ] told him | hac never stated anything
but what Mrs. F. permitted me TO told Mrs. F.
and she sad IL is no use 10 expect any hnB OF MN
she said Mr. +. wished II 20 be kept secret, bat 10
voula Re impossible she said he said no man IN,
ing shall ask me that question Il second time, aad
YOU may have the same privilege wentt0 sixth a',
from that to Slxteeutn-s. where Mrs. Forrest kept
house went before she did very few ladies visited
the house, out manv gentlemen more than at the
Other house some that had not seen before nave
eo.e 10 bed al ~ O'Clock and Jeff Mrs. +. UP with
gentlemen IN the dining room. drinking orandy ahi
water Professor Hackley, y. +. Wills, and ether
gentlemen came there dlf not know the names OF
The gentlemen who came. IS was not allONel 10
ope the door uno 1rStood from Ca!hanne -,ohIect-
cd to-
The Ccurt here al joufned to this forenoon