The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1850, Page 4

INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS. AFFIDAVIT OF MRS. FORREST. We published, yesterday, o number of aMidevits reed, on Beturday last, om the motion to discive the in- junction in the Forrest divores case. We insert, to-day, the deposition of Mrs. Forrest, which includes all ‘Wore read to the time of the adjournment of the court» ‘The case will come up again on Thursday next. and New York, ss.—Cathariae N. ‘rest of the stout im the above sctio: ipg the schedule hereunte annexed pth og apy true copy of her complaint in this action and of an affidavit of her, this deponent, where- ‘eame complaint is verified; aud she saith that ‘afficavit of verification is true, and she here- pts the said complaint and sald affidavit ing the same, as part of this 3 ined abe 1urther rays, that om risge from an eveni: arty at the house ‘Mrs. Margaret Voor the January, one thousand e! and forty-nine, ebe sat down at their own door Mr. James.Lawson and his wife, and s00n after reached home, where she met her busband, Edwin Forrest, the above named cefe: dent,in his library, reading a book. The said Edwin Forrest, after lear: from deponent who been the guects at ber said sister's and some turther un- important conversation, remarked that this deponent ‘Was more attached to her said sister then to him, and that ber said sister had endeavored to prejudice this Set jainst him He then proceeded to speak ofher said sister in very reproschtal terma. The ‘terms used by said Edwin Forrest, in reference to her sister, were extremely barsh, end, as she believed, an- just. In reply to some one of them, she can! re- ‘member precitely which ono, this deponent, having tor a moment lost her self-command, gave to said Ed- win Forrest @ direct contradiction, and, in so doing, ured an ex) hich she admits to beve been im- proper. raid Edwin Forrest thereupon, instantly arese from his seat aud eaid, in s flerce and angry tone, that ne man should eo address him and live, and that he would vot live with any woman who did so. ‘This deponent says that this occurred in the house, 284 Twenty-second street, belonging to the sald Edwin Forrest, which bad been occupied as their family res- Sdence for nearly teu years, They continued to reside together therein and tocohabit as man and wife, un til the twenty-eighth day of April, in the same year. Between t said eighteeuth of January and the seid twenty-eighth of April the said Edwin Forrest was pot abrent from his said house as many as fourteen nights; and with, at the utmost, that exception, she affirms that the said Edwin Forrest and this depencat did, between the dates lust aforesaid, each occupy the same chamberand bed Aud this deponent further says that several days af- ter the said eighteenth day of January, he, the said Bawin Forrest, went out ome morning to visit his premises at Fontbill, in the county of Westchester, in company with Mr Parke Godwin, and returned with said Mr. Godwin to dinner. Before leaving for said journey, the seid Kdwin Forrest stated that he wished tb send a letter to che post office.and asked whether the servant, Robert, could ge with it immediately. Deponent replied affirmatively, and extended her band to take the letter. The said Kdwin Forrest ina short manner. indicating il] humor or impatience, id,"No, tell Robkrt to come here,” and deponent called said Robert, who came and received said letter, which was addrested to Mr. Geo Jamison, at New Orleans. Some reflection upon the manner of said Edwin Forrest, coupled with the address of said let. ter, called to depon wind the circumstances hereinafter pext tioned. The said George Jami- eon several months betere, had handed to this depo- nent & letter, without signature, containing some ro- mantic lamguage and verses addcessed te “Vonsu- elo.” This deponent koew nothing of the contents of said letter when so banded to her, and had no fuspicion of any impropriety therein; nor did be open it in the presence of said Jamison. Pricer to the morning last referred to, said letter had laim in a drawer in said house from sometime in Avgurt. one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight. Th id drewer was generally unlocked, ‘and when locked, could be opened by a key which was said Ed- always carried by said Edwin Forrest; he, win Forrest, having bimselt on one occasion in July, eighteen hundred and forty-eight. unlocked such drawer for this depo with his said key; her attea- betug thus called tothe subject, she looked for issed the said letter. After dinner, and atter Mr. bad left, the said Edwin Fort requested this deponent to step into the jibrary, and there unlooked his own drawer, took from it said “Consuelo” letter, om it was written; this y that it was written by ison; the said Edwin Forrest expressed himee!{ with vehemence ani anger; spoke of it asaa insult, and censured this deponent for keeping it, for not destroying it. and for not showing it to him, each form of censure being reiterated in various forms. But this deponent further rays, that neither at that time, nor st any other time previously to the month of De- cember, one thourand eight hundred aad forty nine, did the said Edwin Ferrest ever evince the slightest jealousy of this deponent, or any doubt of her and chastity, either to herself or in her heari: port pias ms ty tat h letter, and her age hak, jeponent says suel , ak, and unguarded answer to the sume, have been, accord: ingly, used in evidence against her, before the Legisla- ture of nsylveuia, a she learns from the news- papers, verily believes, and are relied upon by said Edwin Forrest ese tacit admisrion. But she says that, though she aimed at no defence the of infidelity, her said answer contains persem would proneunce an assertion of her entire ia- nocence in that respect, ‘This deponent saya, that such letter of the twenty- fourth of December, ene thousand cight hundred and ained the first intimation received by id Edwin Forrest suspeeted, or had any question y her purit; ly, during the same month, he, the said ed to this deponent, at re! deponent as miserable an he was determined to th bmit to — him happy snd contented ; & divorce esseutial to him, she to that, painful as it was, so that it did pot go upon grounds that would dishonor or de- , for the time, consulted counsel during the first week of January, in the present year, in consequence of understanding that the said Hdwia Forrest engaged counsel and was about te avail himself of this deponent’s submissivencss aforesaid, and to obtain @ divorce accordingly. She applied for such advice, merely to secure & , support tor herself, ands compliance with the mentioned oon- dition. This deponent is ifformed by her said counsel, and bell thet, on the twenty-ninth day of January last, interview was, accordingly, Raa by him with two gentlemen, the counsel for said Edwin For- rest, at the house of one of them, when the counsel for this deponent, by this deponent’s authority, stated that she would not oppose any application which might be made to Any court, or to any legislature. for a divorce on the following conditions, to wit :—That speek: no impurity ehould be imputed to ber; that fied annual allowance should be secured to that compensation should be made to an agent to at- tend any Legislature to which application might be made for the purposn of watching the progress of the case, and warzing her if an attempt should be made, in any way, to impeach her chastity. This deponent in informed by her said counsel, and believes, that no other terms were proposed or suggested on either side; unt one of sald opposing counsel, a resident of the city of Philadelpbia. expressed bis’ entire satisfaction with the said terms proposed, except that he feared it would be impracticable to do anything, without in some degree,imputing uncharte demeanor; andthatthe other gentleman thought the allowance too high. This deponent says that. through the egency of « matual fiend. she assented toa reduction of the allowance to the amount desired and apecited by said Edwin Por- rest, and shortly thereatter wae furnished by his agente with a draft of a petition for a divoroe, inte to be presented to the Legislature of Pennayl nia, of which the aunexed schedule, marked Ne. 2. is s copy, save that the word “criminal” was not in ssid draft. nnd there was no signature, jurat or notice to the same, Bueb paper was eent to her, in order that ———— Passi, 80 ats imprestiosble, © fall end sfticient defence on ber part. Nie farther says, that ihe Edwin Forrest never offered, at Phile, means to” oolorable, and fraudulently contrived done with the mere view of creating au aj ppare latter Btate, for the sole purpose of de} this foto ie ra ar trial as aforesaid, an ntl d change of residence, she, this ay ent, w Edwin Morrest, early in one thousand eight and forty-seven, purchased certain Fonthill, in the county of Westchester, for the pur- pose of making the same the permanent residence of imself and family, and has been from thence hither- tailaing on th leting ther tor bis of we and; et con, for bis use, of an elegant and contly esigenoe; the whole filing of bis said libel, executed a for part of the purchase money of certain a jonal lund, ut that time purchased for th Purpose of enlarg- bis eaid premises, in which he desoribed himself as ‘ city of New York, T: 0,” as appears by the d of said mortgage in office of the clerk of the county of Westchester; and in bis petition fore divorce to the Legislature of Pennsylra- nia. sworn to by him on the sixteenth day of Febri last, he, the said Edwin Forrest, stated that he resided in th y of New York from one thousand eight hundred thirty-seven, and “ till on or about the firet day of December, one thousand eight hundred and forty-pine, when he resumed his residence ia the city of Philadelphia ” ‘And she turther says that shi uite cont ty’ ani -nine, until Febru- eight hundred and fifty, when he went to Harrisburg to attend said Legislature, and seek sald ivoroe, was almost continually at his resi- dence at Fonthill aforesaid, or eleewbere in the Btate of New York: she ie quite confident that, during that period. could not have be in the whole, one month in the State of Pennsylvania, or bave slept out of said State of New Yorx thisty hte, And she further says, on :nfermation and bellef, since the adjournment of suid Legislature, the sal Eawin Forrest has be within the State of New York; and she ver! the State of New Yor! hath po reason to believe. She, this de; the sald p bundred andzforty-nine, amd aleo on the same day in the present year, and also within one week last past, the suid Edwin Forrest gave, at his residence at Font- hill, an entertainment to # large number of his friends. And rhe further ssys, that in everything, except one very short prot jal engagement at Phiiadelpbis, and his attendance there and at Harrisburg for the purpcses of bis raid application for a divorce, the said Edwin Forrest ever since his se ion from the deponent, remained as mao an inhabitant of the Btate of New York as he ever had been, as this deponent learns from her obrervation end isformation concerning him, and verily believes. ‘This deponent turther rays, that the said Bdwin Forrest bas, as she is informed and believes, the follow- ing property, that is to say, the property at Fon! atoresaid; four stores and lots of ground in Ci ere now worth much more, value cf eighteen buudred dcliar at residence in the de- uD is with color of law, « re us follows :—Thesaid mises called | ing to how late a period pre: Y w late a . what protracted isle, her an husband had endured, and how slowly she the conviction that her destruction some intervals, progressing in the | fixed Lay oom PRR eo N. FORREST, re me She ment Bi throegh how many. id honor for her yielded to become his Sworn ‘2d day of September, 1850. Witiam Donoe, Com’r, of Deeds. cost of said property at this time being about fifty thousand dol- ‘That the said Edwin Forrest, on the fourteenth day 1849,) lens than one year befure the D. Mino: Ranéol Avice, daughter of W: 7 months and 9 days. Married, On Tuesday » 17th December, 1860, by the Rey air. Btrong, Mr. Miativ Bexsvior, to Mrs, Sioain . TAYLOR. At the Grove, Fauquier county, Va, 17th inst., R. U.8.N., to Laxvonia, daughter of Chas 0. Died, On Saturday eventug, of inflammation of the lu: RB. and Charlotte Learn, need Relatives and triends are requested to attend her funeral, from No. 34 Beoond street, on Monday, 234 inst , at 8 o'clock, P.M. ie ah ‘On'the morning of the 224 instant, after a few days MMness, caused by apoplexy, Isaac Guase, for the last seventeen years United States Consuldor the Cape of Good Hope, Bouth Africa, deeply and deservedly 1e- mented, His triends and acquaintances are reepectfully invi- ted to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 202 West Twenty. fourth street, on Tuesday, 24th inst , at 1 o'clock, P. M., witheut furtherinvitation. December Zist, Many Ann Savnoxns, of paralysis, od 52 years. “ier friends and those of her sons-in-lews, B. M. Jobnson and 8. F. re are respectfully invited to attend her funeral. trom at 1 o'clock. 0. 137 East Twentieth street, en almost continually in and believes that he, the said Edwin Forrest, hath not slept out of since that time, twenty nights, if be hath one-half that number, which latter fact she ment, is informed and believes, that ‘at Fonthill are still occupied by the ssid Edwin Forrest as # residence, and that, on the fourth day of July, in the rr? one thoussad eight chill ol nna- U. which originally cost sixteeu thousand dollars, and d are of the ahnual MARITIME INTBLLIGENE 10 01 ne Shiv Mont: Canton, A’ and Anjier, Oot, witht more & Chae as ehip ne Gen 18 with inden and 107 nn ‘orericerd Oud web drowned 261) 8 t, Yon if Os, jax, Nov. 22-—Arr Joha, Pelosi, N York. ‘Dee ton, Nev hss Besorery, Lees aah san pear VE hake, eT Decl, Nock Town Breaisby EERE Votonnoc Bld prove Worth Conlon, Gravel, Le tie Bees Biney Jor, Sampeon, N Orleans; CHEST tious Sitar Wet Sear ae neni Needs oo "interes Heertabaan emt re pbrnooniess, Nov 36 Put in, , Young, from Bena, (Stary) ser On bark Oollina ‘Peony, from Cetra, Des Crary Presi p Matbasel Gast. ‘ANDER, to Nov end found! es, 2—Arr Britennis, Willi rae enone, York; Nep- a, tb ‘Trizers, Nov 20—Arr Van Vincke, tune, de. Gatser, Richmond. eae Waruuronn, Nov iar Alcet, Baldwin, Qeebes, Le hile ERD. Ne mericam ship Columbus, Baleh rdem tot - it back ry etry from jam for Ab: the daltast ny = Eostots nie leaky, ond pu ips choked, hay: Brexex, Nov 20—The Neptum as, Ressietenane, teva ore om the Ewer below Bremen, rt aah ah got off after di cargo, an ts jook at Ss haven, and is 8 ted to F< Rated escatita Hoy Forbert nants Sat for ork, g menced unloading her carge, in order to underge repairs. Sr Psrersnunc, Nov 19—Tho ice is compact from the en- trance of the Middle Mole to Croaslot to the castward. From thence to sea all \te clear of ice. Gravesenn, Nov. 29—Put back, ship Lalla Rookh, Raines, from London for California, aaa oe reported pat bac to Dee. 27,) with loss of mainmast, and very leaky. the sh inet 230Am, wee di to wsediately after clearing th ey it 5; af 3 A ls. Master Settee At collision the wind wan blowing heavy from &W, ‘weather was very thick. The was on the starboard tah, under two teafed topsnile and resfed foresail arrived here. e Montexams, Leavitt, from Bristel, for NOrleans, pre- viously, spehen, 190 ip hare to-day, leaky, with loss of rud~ dor, and cargo taineer, Sm: of Whitby, frem is port, teok pg the fas engeane © onan with the east pier end, wi il ym, broke ancl 4 Th pd anchor stool oat rs a is jamage su: certained till the ‘vessel ie discharged: Sronr away, Nov 27—Tho Albert, Smart, from Quebeo for Aberdeen, Jers; experienced severe weather during the passage, and on the [5th inst, wasstruek by @ sea, which wonhed away binnacle and compasses. % axro' ‘a tide; with the assistance towed into harber. She bas suet: deal of water. cn tron Jaan, NB, Ke Tovayeth, eee eon ecto assisted into this port ' four’ pilot boats, with loss of ther Bhe porsry re constructed, it was but of ve not beon for the assistence rendored, the vessel et have been lost on cur rocks. hands, with the exception of the master, left of the pilot boats, but subsequen Telegraphic Marine Re me Rrrom, Dee: Pape Maria Theresa, and Joba ins, Tam~ Cleared—Barks Maryland, Lyon, and H Maria, Bal- taee sobre Kio Grande, Georgetown, DC; Manson, N Soc te eur or ote Eee es theres 2a Se dlseote Sard bathe Donte urday, Bee. 2, 28 three Rooms. 2 ‘will sail im about ton Vir i 5 ke Br bark Crota. fs bec for a nag Teg Adige anes Kody bag she might approve thereof and silently acquiesce, as “about fifty acres ee Mullet; Moulton, Boston, 4 days, with tadse, to J At- me k Co, rk. ont r4—| i ved tary | ag and M: F Slade, Philsdel- E ‘ roposed, in the application thereby contem: . | Of land in Covington, Kentucky, which cost over Co. ip nttenssves: eeonmaneaian, ond toun lapiie and | see saemenk says it appeared Le her that sesh pett:| Suubve thous ‘ann are pow worth at lomst ms Mimoos fof Boeven), Hildreth, Centon, Bopt 1 Ane ms, Poiladenghiag D3 confidently believe, thet be, the eaid Kdwin Forrest | tiem impeached her chastity; and rhe therefore de. Swenty. tve chonsend dalless, but ere Bt made pro- Good: Nov 2, off Cape esd" Hare srk Br ship ten Lek javilicn, ‘Tangier, Var aby leon and never bas, to the present time, entertaiued th be pA eS loctive; the house and premises two hundred aad from Canton for London, who spoke on & Reward, Philadelphia; Southerner, ‘oubt or suspicion of the ehastity of thie 4 This deponent says. on information and belief that | clghty-tour Twenty second stzeet,in the city of New | the Se omag, trom Canton for New York. and Bay State, NYork. She further says that, throughout all the Giteulties | the said Kdwin Forrest, by his counsel, immediately | York, f the annual value of one thousand dollars; six |, Dark Marthe Allen (of Seltuate), Mangou, Smrrua, 75 aise 2 aR aTgnrpus. Dee eessunainn peeedieani the present time, the | théreafter served upon her a paper, of which the an- | houses in mid city of New York, of the annunl value, | #47 nd fruit te 8 W Lewis. Capt M. whea out | | Arrived—Sehe Mepeon, 16 daye from Cis ~- . pexed schedule marked No. % is a copy. And upon | im the eguregate. of twe thousand five hundred dol- petty 4 les eote tates: | at ireakwater, for orders. Putin on account of head c information and belief, she further says that the said | lar¢; « house and three acres of Jand in New Rochell Leg Ah, Toot tot OF Of lon Geeks | "Cleared—Brigs Royal Sailor, and Petrol, Windies. Edwin Forrest caused bis said petition to be presented | in the County of Westchester, which cost etx thousand lying te in a pate from WSW, ‘which shifted to W! Brem bark from Baltimore for to by several respectable wit: 7 Lf a Bremen, wen Uy them and doth believe, | tothe said Legislature; but this deponent declined | dollars, snd which are of the amnual value of two | sarrie away jihtoom fying jibboom, aad fore p | sem yesterday, son did represent and state, in | @*kingeny other ap. ee or defence to the same, | bundred and fifty dollars; and also # large amount of | gallant masis; It ke - bundred | ©Xcept the presentation of a protest in writing | pereonal property, consisting of goods. 8, bonds, | Sp. ck and from Fortian yy and forty-nine, that be hed just them, re | Sgsinet the juriediction of said legislature ta which | mortgages treasury notes, and otherwise, amounting | g¢ thomas, Dee, with fre rad, BSteee Eopolen. vie Getting the urpatation of thie depeuiens dia she inserted. for the vindication of her character. | in vslue to many thousands of dollars; but this depo- | brig Ghatlotte, for New Fork. Forresthenrd raid Edwin Forrest say.in so many words, | #*0m™ statement of her entire innocence, nent cannot state the amount th with any ap- ark Roderic Dhe (of Hallowell), Freeman, St Marks, 14 And she says, upon information and belief, that from the twenty-trst day of February, in the present year, until the adjournment ef the ssid Legistatare in May thereafter, with some plight intervals of time, he, the raid Edwin Forrest, remained at Harrisbarg, ia the State of Pennsylvania, where said legislature was in session, with sundry agents, endeavoring to obtain | the prayer of his ssid petition; snd tha the rame was acceded to in the lower ho once rejected there, and was repeated acted upon, rejected in the higher branc Legislature. proseh to certainty. Ard she further says, that according to her best knowledge. Information, avd belief, the raid Edwia Forrest, ifindebted at all, owes but some very trifling and ixconsiderable amount, and hath a clear income exceeding six thousand deliars # year. This deponent says, that rince the (raid Rawin For- rest, £0 a8 aforesaid. removed this deponent from bis houre and proper domicil. and placed her apart from him in a separate and distinet home and ree ork. she hath contiaued me on the age, with cotton, Re, to ry win ‘sho (of Dresden, "ibe Attn iis (of New Maven), Duell; ax Cayes, 20 days, 2 " “ with logw sé coffee, to “G Deuglaa, vessel to Trow- bridge & ren. Brit L& W Armstrong (of New Haven), Armstrong, May- 'B, 12 a ith oranges and hides, to ver. (Bt), Bilis, St Joba, NB, 10 days, with spars, jlece jeokwith, Apalachicola, 20 days, with Scbr Algerman, Collins, Tampico, with hides and wool, to J Jewett & Co. Sehr Emily Weaver Brooks, Baltimore, 4 days. hr Red Jacket, Lewrence, Balti 4 days. Bohr am tiilman, Philadelphia. 3 di et avficenidean punta az art ot thie deponent orrest, wished to God 4 this deponent verily believes that f the exid Li that there was no and that he. the paration, at leng the error of ‘his ‘The said Edwin Forrest, on the said twenty of April, left this deponent at the bouse of the said Mr. Farke Godwin, where this Geponent revided for come time, During the interval between the paid 18th of January of th es that she did not cross-c: end wilful: Arrived—Barhs Pairmouaes Wineneys fork Ihiand te: yant, Bewit 1) es favche. Mott ay Evia coe Saeed am eiphia, 4 days. I, i, Erie, le and the raid 28th of April, the sald Kdwin Forrest. in | printed coples of their depositio oe a oa ee * eiildeipin Teaye, New York: Brasil joraj aches Dela addition to the cireumetances before adverted to, con- id ti Heh th n. ares to Femovethis de. he Julia, Phiina ih, rvideuce; oot, Newburyport : ducted himeelf towards this deponent ins manor ia- wen oawazee vo remove thie Ge- |. .cbs dnevip La Pail lpi Taays, Maritord; Benater, Glan N consistent with a bellefon bis part, that she was an- ibe point in dist ote ty a her om, Of o0t | Ee Philadelphia, 3 days, jence; Wm Henry, Jaithfal to him. He» emplored her in his service as an | industriously id | Banded. desieed, oF requested her t ove ortogo | Behr Nourmahal, Kendall, Rockland. | out of the rame, except that indirectly raid month of December lact. he hath, mated a desire that de until the month ot Febraary ny knowledge of any of the evidence of her | misconduct, © win F amanuensis end otherwire, as had been usual. He Belew. took her with Lim in bis carriage on trips of pleasure to his rail premires at Ponthill, three ti es during the eaid month of April, Le driving, aad no other person Deing in the carriage, And agal the Bunday noxt ir bar rvin, with passengers. Bark Z D, of Boston, 86 days from Smyrna. 22—Wind at Tem W: H shes sibcaiartere sw ttle — SW; sunset, reviourly to eaid 28th of April, he took her on a simt- |e th snow. . , wh ber, for shout half an hour, pS ‘ " ; oan the preeenes ei’ many pareens ata hotel called" Ehe | This Ceponent further suys, on information and be. | Trident of New by giving her noticein the sald | avennges, Doo 3 vice, Buewart, Charleston; Noatds touches eff Ubatleston Dat mpicnn, an a Abb near the seven mile sone, lief, that the sald Edwin Forrest, during bis said so. | ¢!tY to attend the examination of witness in that be- | Commerce. Duncan Isth.' The cholera wns said vo prevail on board, and som > ae Journ at Harri baif in the said city of New York ‘ Ney 3—Sid Emblem, Dyer, NYork. 2—4rr Vidar, Christianson, N York. Lag California. ‘A few day® betore the u7th day of the aid month of April, the satd Edwin Forrest selected from his library rg, eueceeded in obtaining au act of abridging the term of residence in that State theretofore prescribed by law as a pre-re- And thie deponent further ted fatally. She put im to procure # sup- | Pebruary last, shortly after t! said Legislatur ys that in the month of an illustrated copy of the works of Shakepeare. in one aeons, 7 16 m (of Yarmouth, NS), from ebaristane. Jarge volume, for the purpose of preseoting the came | quisite to obtaining a divorce, and that by aa act of e the notice —are Gnieteainn Coles 4 ay ot DR OP Rt a ad. every one : to thore contemplating m: to deponet. and.on the last mentioned day. wrote, in | the sald Legislature, parsed at that session. and at his erick, Smith, St John, NB Sid coke Veabens bubsshotan Michela hems Benen importance. Stranpers, travellers, fs bienk leef (hereof wite bis own hand. the following aa & party may ob : Ys ee oe decree of @ Nov %—Arr Rhein, Meyer, Helvoet, | Poidered ali the assistance he coula, both orew® Wy will fed wordeand figures Mrs Kawin Forrest from Edwin enneylvania Court, provided he shail have been for Y mpe, to keep her from sinking. They final; Forrest. April 27th. 1849," and presented the same to | One year a resident of that State x, Nov 2041 Louise Marie, Wetzel, BPranciaeo. oe Sarg hee Foe eee et Nee eee a. thie deponent, which book she can prodace, The said ‘This deponent further rays,on information and be | bx ‘Nov 29—Arr Gil Blas, Rose, Wilming*on; | *¢ #he was condemned 12% conte (13 copies for Edwin Forrest before taking her to the house of Mr. | Hef that the fail Edwin Forrest filed the libel in her | sented to his obcel "ima, Phiisdelphias Adelphine. Ito | | Sonn Gex Manson. from Philadelphia being unable to get | £0 ted on the shor < this deponent thelr only family por. | Complaint mentioned on or about the seventh dey of erat, . th, August | the ice to Pawtucket, ie discharging her oarzo of a SET Eicout tring eth the frame chout fear tect | Aug et last, aud wot later than the ninth day of That a ee eet Philadel shia. ceal af reridence slhaadbeni® 1 oe Trees crGermes. b portralé wat eperted to Mr God- | Month, and she says thaton the niuth day of August ee ~ wR Gro Broors joston from Portiand, on 19th inst, ry ry Ok OF THE pm a Aety cane corrings with nald ‘nawin | latt,« ‘copy ot the said libel, and of certain provess spplication fora divorce, that rhe had not instructed | dma gate from NM, cif Irle of Shoals, lost part of deck lond "te —Ofhee hours, Stein ae thereon, Were served upon her, at the house of Mr of melasces, ted 20. 66 Porrest and thie depouent. and hath been seen by him Notice to Mariners. hatcing up iv fal: slew, in this deponent’s parior, at | Pardon Almy, st South Dartmouth, in the Btate of aed ad = ber prewnt ferldence, When the pictures’ in said | Maseachusctts, whither she bad gone, and was f. 4 Gren pewens Moreen tacoes, bev tae ae moe Fe py house in Twenty second street, were being packed up, | few days sojourning. for a change of air with ¢ | 82d which was in the foliowing words, to w of Gothiand to be free from ‘end to cure so easily. I!, however, the one thowsandth pert in the f month of April, for the parpose of trane- jew to recruit and preserve her health, as had boon Iwill mako po opposition iviom for divorce, pro- Jers from Uet 1. 1 the mirerii ere People bring apen society ware known, porteticn to Fouth ill aforesaid, under this deponent’s al with her at that season of the year, And she | Vise? \t benot rounds, opwith sag exlal- ray 1d be formed. “Audit tenes only Porelnter dence che was directed by thepald RaeiaPor. | seyethat the annexed schedule, No. 3, containea trae | BM! ™0x sTANKINE YOR REST O'A¥ JAUNCEY. By Ti2uSe om the mand aa I told Mr ‘To Capt G A Halsted, RN, Secretary, Lioyd's, tert, to have so packed up @ similar portrait of hereelt, | Copy «f each libel and process eons ; m, Burten, a bat ogee oxy af then being in their said dwelling house, which was This deponent saya, that all the jodividuals named | broushc one ' Yash fap Reena fees Spoken. sented te te Te fw tent, thas done accordivgly. The last mentioned portrait was | in eatd libel were cought to be implicated by the said | inrtroctions, as Lleft everything «lec ral. Ports ?: —ee se ee ey MAT TomAin we dermant ix the rom Green before thie deponent’s marriage paid for by | evidence offered by said Kdwio Forrest, on his said | I what was Ot to be done ' 0 ng > im their eZeete anid Fdwin Forrest, eod presented to the tether of this apt ye = -— tel except Mr u ” t says, that the ssid FE iwio ‘% Keria, Kendall. from Boston for Sacramento City, ‘sical brad § p whe ne person, then implicated, is mot named in hour on that occasion, 120, tom 3445 W. 2 hen This deponent resided in the family of eaid Mr God- | seid libel ba Feretgn Ports. | ay fereinting th win ¢ families, trom the laet | And this deponent says that she never resided in Demanana. abt Nov 20—Srigs Rainbow, Mansfeld, for | MAB °S#ts cam be ered hed existed the first day of Ootober, | the Bete of Per in; that none of the alleged ered tn © lend tone, ft Meriins Dee 0; Walhending, Guptill, » ior Torks b with Rer plrter, Mra Mar. | ‘erdere named in the rald libel reside oF ever resiied poked papas} y Holand Ot. 4 ; « house. che hired @ dweilio, © enid State of Pennsylvania, since thie depo- Fiveuse Roane, De Sid Rebiem, Dyer, NYork; Nov Avaoven, abt Dee 8—Sehr Frantes Elisabeth, Nichole, Sixteenth sirect, in the city of | Hepl's marriage, to her knowledge, informetion, or The C-% g feed. | # Maria Joreph, Beers, NOrieans; 20h, President, W for NOrleays vel in port. noe to the present time | Lelie’; that unless it be on the peiut of his, the a ty Are Ohestotte, Denaigen, @ = ~~ Ane speeded pene t have reeided and kept house. Ravin Sonbaen be Ag afl idence in the ser Ann M Lester, mine Oriental, 6 days that nothing bad been sald or | Si+te of Penueylvania, there Ja not @ person tes At obous thie ~~ alll ‘do for Ips" Prectioal Preity on to aay provision for this depooent, | © being within the sald Brate of Pennsylvania, ¢ s‘chout cue odengh Pe My while this. Se pee ietecen. tor Neth neat daze. tre fate utifiy ak0 slenrly gives ¢ ciscicd time in May or June, 1840, when this de- | Dore ot ae eee eke tee } ; Hing alone, im Sixth avenve, near her dwelling, the Tam, Nov ®—Arr Telegrafo, Nagelo, NY ork: at, ‘abt Nov if—Sid bark Zeaobia, Pepper, for Bos | ent. Ninth » Biz pp with ninves ‘ng applied for means of support, the | Slit, wenn yore A he d Edwin Forrest overtook thir deponent and entered Donne, Malaga, and old lor NYork. Old 260s, © Greenwich oF walled free ‘ gavy matter which can or may come | into conversation with her, and, declining to go into tne; only Am vessel in 7, , ts in Forrest insisted that thie deponent ie terme in the suit or action mentioned in the house. t this depopent in the publie strests, ‘Art Coverner, bldridge, Mobile; 2th, Hy a $500 ois AD.—JBPURIRG ANTIDOTE, A ATM Meee eee ae ee ee | ajnd ihe fertbiee sbys, the ome i waiting vith him, and heating and replying to bls | Gy s.ncm" Bee tears Brooksby, M'Rwen, NYork, Bld dsb, | _Rooren, Dect, AMeaty ern Feel makes 8 aptedy eure, without the \oxss reetcieyone 8 Gidtes, who have ouy Reowledge of her, tat statements, for more than two hours ; although it was | Warren, Lawton NYerk, : * | poia: sobre James Po: ter, Th tr et, Aviad, or ce thet sum would nepte ingumce of ti Gham ff cows te raloing nesrly all the time, and neither this deponent | Nov tecAte Janet, M’Tatesh, 9¢ Jobe, NB, | [ols ana Denniny Relths Orr we aa levecres ao manner thy he nA s nag A nor raid Edwin Forrest bad say umbrella. G hite, Quedeo ( previously reporter ¢ Bamer. Baater, Ph Bote poten te tock either to hereelf oF the sald Bdwin Forrest Im the course of said convereation, the sald fdwi maie, Orleans, 27th, | tnd President, (nish weekewany” are Cored (n't eet Gace on witnesses, cognisant of any iacte 69 Forrest epoke very rudely and violently to this depo- ING, 162 Be-sdwny; 168 Nayar steecs, Wee ty This de than in the raid Btate of P yy nent, saying to her at times, “You ought to die Livele, 106 Hisarver vixtal, Borlon: Wrisht & Gee Nh at the best ert - 4.4 Why don't you die,” and at other times uttering im- | Bawrvko, Nov. 204 Bow Oricane. art safficie jas Seat she eave thet all of thy "ew » precations againet her for living and continuing in his | 2th, ibe, Heydem: York: lonlton, Machine, ty load REWARD —THR YOUNG ¥ANA PitaND vpee The raid quart eye that ali of the right wey | &6 eos, § Yor ae Fe, Gh, Level w York A epecific m: tt fe the mont apeedy therto psid. but thie deponent | Nibel. ex reside in rk, or, in| “his depenent further ays, on intormation and be. | y, yi ye Loita, Stam @, Hrankfert, to lead for Cuba. Sid ships f> cure fer cortain 6 Tt neutralices the ime. 60 acomnpetent aliowames, or ao | Bumets news to | Hef, that the sald Rdwin Forrest bath been, for a length | ¥yr\ ih ve ., wre Del Dee £1, 0g BM—Phe piles boat B.Turts nena erst bens. ok 5 th (he tetter'ena | tty of ot time,in the habit of prowling about the door of | Kivesrows—Put in din Lon Hattrick, from 5s the Roadrtend whic morning auicc: | dertiues te supersede all other Ye remody fa 4. that near the Istter end | city of Sew ¥ 7 thi deponent’s sald dwelling house, in the night time, | Quebec. having supplied the bark Levant, from West lndion anprobation. Dr. Palter's erent xacoess on Ihe coente StS, SEES Pie, Sle Bt: | sons wen the to join | with stleks. clubs or similar weapons in hie hands, and | Lit Art Rajah, N thie mernig, whieh : Bere e hosp tales w aoe and apart from the raid Rd- | 'c*¥e upon th id that, being without any mele protector in said house, Tyr Grorier, Bal timor ef upward course. The ey well, Favann Queen, Coul she is ndvised by by * is informed by ofr. the pree d verily believes. require : Sootia, Mis} ily, Ba! frie. and f she is greatly apprehensive of rome sudden act of vio- e e Price $1 win Fo , of fuellation, & ork; (th, JA Westereelat, fl iP. Por sate v3 3. Gin dapenent onck | persone, nesses of © wory large number of | jence trem bis hands to her great bodily injury. 46; Colombe, erren, dr; Vesta, Behroter, Wilmi ld “Seamchip’ Ohio, Lient | (emp ttore) Sun Builtines.” ©: formeda ° thin d L ity of New York, | gbe farther ays, that he, the said Edwin Forrest, is | Wm Wirt, tampaon, St John, N&: New Branewick, bk; bark Piecmont Blaidsell, San Jasu a impurity, and to nd degrade thi end without the t every of them, | « persen of great physical strength and she grestiy | hi 34, Thetis, Tilley, St. Bis Converion, | Nicaragua; brig belle del Mar, W limer, Uagtess | (DE ZORNSON, NO. 18 Bua fer the purpore f feilering Mlmeelf, tom fp Btopes reaard | apprehends, that whenever he shall have, beo ne AYeork: Jobe Ravens azininns 24, One qretienaene-eseeeee te war's reputation for chill Ie theme ha fr Obligations te ber. and. amongst ot here Breeeed to the trialof | aware of the fact that her persons) abrence from the jepohiw, Phila~ Parsengers Arrived. ® fer years, it nee-ominent. A. BPjvet proceedings agaivat this deponent, in thi 60 wdvieed by her counsel, aad obstac 4 hn, NB Afri- " eee Dae . ton By coors Dabth a vee canttieutional wesknes vald complaiat mentions | State of Ponmyovente see memerr - pI nna Wedh, | , GLAscow—Ship Hudven~Geo Ritehie, Wan Campbell, Js | eneed tn fourdars, Ment *mostaally aurer, tonaee t from hie, onent is unable to speak more strongly of | the jurisdiction of the courts of that State, he Canron— Berk Mimora—$ A Gilbert 5 ee ecatins in the United | the necessity of witnesses inher defence merely, phe | himeelt lowe, or hy and with the aid of other persons | Dion in eae rms wichew ‘seroeryt ae of any counselsom | only beenure of the impossibility of fixing in her mind | employed by him for that parpose, att | cP PING. Pole recent affections i 4ayn A practice ot M0 yonee 2 td Ravin Fo the conviction that any testimony which in itecit | to relay and remove | 3 geatleg Bim cure nora sehr nd of Andrew would be reliable and material, can pe adduced | tate of N York. and attempt may be | a On pel ne. No i onred. bh P letter containing er. > VANNAR TH Aiploms it hin office, 90436 Fuiten seraeb. other things. tmputations upon thi against b sucerseful, om may involve some great bodily harm to vill eave New 3 2 be . thie dey nt. This depoment farther says that he the sald Rawin | Forrest hath, in the in this aMdavit detalied, This deponent hath mo mate relation in the Unite States of Amerion, nor any connection except the rad Kawin Forrest; ner bath she any friend whose soclety po d an atrertion that the existing separation # envied thereby. The raid lett ten in conrequence of alleged dis Trach Bsvorneh 7 ie Rollips, whieh lea wee there on the ts of oortain. 61 protection she oan claim ot reosive, except her two | and ¢ , been of moh con: wards Freight or passage, op board, at Fie a Bevin Forrest, at this deponent, for sestgaing as sisters, the sald Margaret Voorhors and her ot distor, thi Spoor as render it uneafe ana lapreper —_- paiebe eur ptt motive of their Ro ey has By Fefleeted Virginia Sinclair, s minor of tender yrare, for her to cohabit with him. OR JANCTSCO DIRECT — i favored! epennie, an sage bw mh ree: ‘This deponent has no peousiaty means to defend | This de further says. that from the ciroum- it aes Napier, for Sen hen DRLAWARIAR, Cap Iton street, si be ough to make the object of this - | hervelf agatnat the enid procsediogs of the ead i ners herein detailed, and especially the pretence by Pernice: Antarctic, NYore: Gh. T | fartest vessel out of Baltimore, The Tale c Parent. Tam content t be 's | Forest, except the sald Aiton handred dollars a year, | him. sald Rawim Porrest, that he bath removed from, te Tactel, Wiltinws, Okavisctoh and New | ccugrarrele, capacity, and having one-baif her cargo on | J) 4 — J pear Pasa, Hilence, but I do not intend, no a salary of one hundred and Arty dollars year, ag | and ceased to be a resident of the State of New York, | York; Sefluik, Snow, Boston; 94, Pidelia, Peabody, NYork; | cant having supeior seosmmmodeinns arsine * 4 ee ‘wae either jou, @F apy one conmec' y i orister in one of the church cf this city, and | the has good reason to apprehend and believe, and doss | Corneiia, Freaeh, $5. — TD. POWLER bt gt ascribe our to my misconduct, I desire | which is chiefly consumed im the expences attondaat ve, tbat uniees restrained by the approp: Lewvow, Dee 5-Entd inwards, Laurvig, Falleabers, Quo- vn garner of Albany street. we to tre dare. a vanes ‘caous tomoved fa a