The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-10

MR.. WILLIS CARD.
Mr. N. p Willis takes this m.lhoI % suggesting to
nr Forrest that the In of isdy-Cthe vim.
dcation oi the honor ef Mrs foTestl Is cause nov
pending in the courts OF Law aud submits this quss
uon to MIR. Forrest, whether IN proper Difference
woman as wen as TO justcs-bo'h he ard Mr.. Willis
being necessary parties TO the comiog trial.-th-
without the risk 1t being delayed defeated by lesser
difersoces between Mr. willis and himself
Mr. Wnlis suggests to Mr. Forrest that the profane,
abu,ive and low language with which be a.saed Mr..
Willis ON meeting Linn rssently in public street the
disturbance Of an audience OF crowded theatre on
the same evening by loud aud offensive aggsieoios
and conspicuous gestures aud hea ahakings and the
thus annoying and tsrrifJing dE wills sif. ths ony
LADY Who had accompanied him to The theatre Who
under his chsrge At the tiwe) are needless "a ac
items upon tbs public, and upon those innoesn: Of
Mr. willis suggests also that althorsh the term for
which Mr.. Forrest bound over 60 keep the peace"
has Just Ell prsa ret the above mentioned npro goksd
hostiti.s are steps very closs upon crimes punished
by the ptnitentiary-out Of whch " inpnrtant to
Mrs Forrest that Mr. Forrest Should be kept II po'.i
BILE TIL bis accusations ageinft her nave lad iair
hearing and her innocences sir defence.
JaNuAnE = 1854.
MR.. FoRREsr's CARD
NV attention having been called 10 card ~ ". r.
willis. IN tbis mornings lhibae. deem " proper -
state tknt his charges are consciousy false. tt
is ialr. that used towards him ia the s,rs ct PRO-
iane asu,ive or low language II l. false that the
audience at the theatre was disturbed bg any bud
talking of mine-for ,poks IN al ordinary tons Of
voics-or by any gesticuAtous on my part. But ~ s
true that. on Monday afternoon lat. met y P vii.
ia on the Filth avenue, and tsase addressed him In
coward thi. II the brst time have yoa snee the
horse whipping gave you IN June last. Don't turn
pale; will not lay violent hands upon you" And he
snesked away, without maknR srsply CONSCIOUS
that he the viola Of my dome tic hearth and
had desecrate3 aud deselsted harry and cheer.
ful home he could not utter q single wura.
ON the evening Of the ssne day | again met him ia
the lobby oi be Opers House sud repeating the iust
.pithets applied 90 biu the day expressed ny
sstonishment that 20 degraded and infamous
should SHOW himself IN respectsbe asgemtllge. Mr
ws then walked into the dress cisclc eud thea, f1r
the lrst time knew he ecc0m painted b. ladies
/ did not speak g. him after.
IA 10 the absurd allusiou Of Nr willis With regard
70 the penitentiary have ony 70 remark that no one
/ a my family ever sentenced f,lon, and whsoh
unfortunately for him the eimos records ~ tistsr
/ state too plainly show The nerited fats Of 0ne
/ "wkote veins bore blood like his ~
do not know how other men feel and act under the
psrfeeution and ilegs prosecutions with which haye
been lately aseailed enough tc wreck man WnOee on1
! tGence has been by fair snd legsl means 70 cast
moral l.presy from his name, aud which when oae'
psrforrn, must consign forever s suthors to miami
and disgrsce But this tnev tuat not 70 have aete'
| AsT hsve d. ne towarcs Willie must have beef
1 either more or less than man. - ~ -
JkNukRv ., 1851. EDWIN fv@Nhsr
Domestic Miscellany.
There we're si6 deaths In Providence. II l., durin
| the year 1870.
| snow ieu t. ths depth ~ three inchs, a. NonsSc
| fha "a irs'Anf. tia NrN whish hA