Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-11
Female Correspondence.

Inc most interesting and delicious eplstcs To-
ceve daily through the post office, are those written
10 me by elades. always know letter from
fair at first sight almost breathe the sweet al
mosphere from which it emerged. They are folded
gracefully-sealed neay-and addressed in small
delicate, accurate hand writing. l always open such
letters before all others. What is singular TOO, all
those letters, coming from distance or near by, are
always post paid. This fact indicates the dellcacy
and tact of the pure and generous hearts who disbur
den themselves Of their sweet feelings those deli
clous sheets.
Another feature is curious They are all anony-
mous-and although | have been painting day and
night to discover many of the fair writers, yet on
every occasion, my efforts have been beiiied. This
anonymous and visionary character gives melan-
choly interest 10 these letters, which can only be felt
not described. l seem TO be conversing with the
beautiful, the pure, the talented, the most exquisite
among the charming sex without seeing their beaute-
features, their fine forms, their graceful move
ments. am, as it were, placed in the confessional
and hear lovely won pour out their hearts 10 me IN
the nch fullness OF g MUS bu, see them not. am
surrounded, as Ferdinand on Prospero's Isle, with
joyous sounds-sweet voices-eachnnring tones-but
only the trees, the babblng brook, the blue hea
ven, the busy world the big broad ocean over which
they float like spirits bound for heaven above. Its
melancholy yet delicious position-a mournful,
yet enchanted garden-where the fancy conceIves,
the heart throbs, but all is unsubstantial, unreal in
tangible.
With such feelings did open and read the annexed
letter, received yesterday from Newport. 1t was
written on beautiful sheet of paper, marked "John
Butler Hartford" -seaed in red wax "Eliza'--and
post paid
II. L. November
Mr.. BENNETT DEAR sIR:-By the kindness Of friend
of your Weekly Herald, and unr quenlly with
your charming little "oailys" You form idea Of the
by tire receipt Of OF your exquisite papers As there
5e ssr m an a y %o Of y
male friends, and would, know, afford you the greatest
The all AMI hear the cncomums bestowed up
precious self at the annou cement Of one Of
that recorred in their columns that osy aim to bene
NJ your csnnrs am please ne ladies' whose you a
have OF late be- sadly disappointed opening your Week
,nce which, like precious gems, shea .cstaic usre all
around and enhanced your paper above all Others our
have only traced Column alter column Geas Of the a,e Of
the currency markets, &C. which, young and gddy girls,
afford not the slightest pleasure or satisfaction.
hope that aer have gained great pol al vicio-
ry, that will have time aid little more foon 10 de-
sumption enough believe especial objects
your socu1e The grls here all extremely anxious 70
about your "ugy squnt friends who have
e Us s a you rea sG
which YOU might do with the utmost ease in ycur splendid
Teaze AMI have doubt that the grandeur OF the
around the winning smiles and faces Of the
"Newpo grs"who are justly exolled for their beauty
would amply for Inconvenience which such
But ImuI stop never before addressed gentleman ut
such length and hope ih,t this time sincerity will be
don. II find that do not prefer filling The columns of The
Weekly with Market reports may be Induced,
spell brok urn sb with sketches
ter s Thai wo w YOU
may prosper and may ENJOY long and happy me- y
the ardent wish Of who less admrtr OF yourself
than your charming little Herald. ELIZA
ANswER-Most cheerfdlly shall | receive and pub
lish description Of the Deacon's parties. Eliza, my
love begin soon you please l shall always
have room for yon particularly now since "my great
political oDntest'' is lest and won. wanted to de-
molish the democratic party and have accomplished
the job As to my visiting Newport in the "reazer,"
think it very doubtful / should not be surprised,
however were to visit il in SEINE other way. My
Teazer is so much employed in fishing u? news, that
she has little time 10 carry me on cunning excursions
to see the lovely girls of Newport. "Gddy y Is Elz,
giddy docs she write like gddy crll Ia there
any gddiness in her compositionl ] can none
shall also eEdeavor TO sprinkle a few tales Of love,
fashion, and beauty, without imparng the usefulness
Of the markets. which is the real staple Of every popu
lar Journal Let me here from you again, Eliza.
90 The New Orleans critics perfect phioso
piers they 90 upon the principle that bird in the hand
i worth two in the bush aud that is the
best sauce They have recently made some very i'm
portont discoveries viz tina, Pickering. late Bowery
performer, is excellent actor, only second to
James wallack; that Miss Hauker, dancer who fig.