Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

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Tns SouTHsas Expssss MAIL brings nothing im-'
portant, except extract from private letter, sen
BY General Jessp to friend in Mobile. On the mo
tive that prompted him to propose relnquishing his
csmmaad in Florida, he thus speaks
u am anxious that my motives should be under
stood and appreciated by my friends Though all
ny military measures had been successful, ! had
failed to accomplish the emigration Of the Indiansa
measure deeply interesting to the suffering frontier
INHABITANTS Of Florida and to which public atten-
ton had been directed by the repeated failures which
had preceded mine. Believing that public opinion,
particularly Florida, would demand my recall, and
wishing 10 disturbances the government and leave
it free to act without any consideration personal
myself asked to berelieved The Secretary of War
left i at my option to relinqush or retain the COM
mand and finding as believed, that public opinion
was different from what had supposed it would be,
Informed the General in Chief on the 9th of July,
that would retain tho command, unless the govern
ment should otherwise determine. That is my pur-
pose now but am entirely Indifferent whether or
dered to retain or surrender the command"
General Jesup further ADDS" General Games is =
pure patriot-he me the 9th Regiment of Infanry
at time when we had not spoken for more than ten
years. by which was enabled to assume the ofien-
| sive-without that timely aid should have been
compelled to remain on the defensive. Few men
would have acted with the magnanimity which dis
tinguished his conduct that occasion. shall ne
yer forget the act nor cease to feel grateful for it,
INVITATIONS from the country pour into our lap
from every directions / wish could accept them
every ene-I wish / could. There is nothing that
would give greater pleasure than to go to Derby
to Fishkil-to Norwich-to New Haven-any where
where the chicken is good and the girls pretty.
DERBY, Comm Avg 50, 1887. ),
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ten miles from New Haven myself inadequate give affair
quaned with you and am therefore DESTROYS that You houd
bellies and situation Of which the latter two are delight
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your peculiarly original and amusing Style Dc scrpon OF
hs' quiet Yankee town. e ~ snd before 5ssa
FrsHxrLL August 2s, 1887.
Fshk ladies have been waiting 10 see something n be He
raid about that would beaux Of the City to come
longer You always talking Brighton and the
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see you You can't imagine with what desire they ali speak
lovely Mss NJ who through mistake threw wreath Of lau-
are ct s ss MIS-
Then The charming Mis- and many others toe numerous
ugly Ss
spot on EARTH and all Of us. dear Benae husbands
OF Fshkl ifyou wish it Yours in love, JULIA -.
-. p NoRwIcH, Aug 2sth 1887.
and visit little city, We ladies' ali very anxious to see
the eor Of The cha ming Herald las pease tie charm
than the wishes Of many fair Ones have along The
OF he Thames he mos; charming walks and the
is banks, ndugng IN many pleasing revere and sure
broad Atlantic she glasses hersefn tempests where
she isseen leectediro "the the silent sream
imagination. You cannot conceive what a reputation you
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read-ah! them when first my eyes the enchanted
engress attention The lively editorials
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sight ofthe Morning Herald the heaven Of
Of so%e magician who bad endowed with G
powers but ncInei the belief you are magician
he handsome man. You say 30 much about
ySnr n eye Dom SPEAK q again wa you Mr. Bennett
Mr. Bennett, il cannot be 80 bad you represent ia
breaking suddenly my beau ecm ing 50
s do come and see u. or else give Is GOOD reason for
not doing so Remember lady lays her commands upon
you
New HsvEs, Sept ID, 1887
Siri should feel much gratifed you
with visit the Pavilion. II delightful place beau
sIppsg S &c you Will ENJOY r he n az e
rag mr. in all its purity and freshness by your
age When you were here before soppag but for
snort tme aud during the hurry Of you could
have but little, and have little OF that pals you
which you deserve. Come here and will do every
thing TO make stay ag eeable
w lois of pretty girls here, whom have doubt You
wsud Ae be acquainted WITH Come then, SIR and
graft, the wishes Of your friend and admrer $3.50
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Ang IS, 1887
DEAR Mn. BESSETT.-we have waited long and anxously
To have your promise of vist land pumpkin pies
tuhilrd-and fear you won't This morning,
gris reading the Herald. and discussing the Probability
OF visit concluded 20 drop lne and say how anxious
we TO Amelia Ann OF your beauty, that
when the HUT sometimes evenly benux that you
her account, do And there, sits poor Mary.
hes idea that because she specs, plea
sed with her. you much about squirting You
form but imperfect idea how much talk you,
here and IN Saiord The girls there all ptoe
learn hen coming they ii
lhc you VIII surely ride berebu II you iHlend
by Tor the do do, description
OF yourself We sometimes tell Clarssa you have arrived
when she really pale with the ong possibly you
handsome you y you The oysters
oodcock ed, the beaux there good sport
AZ, you good shot, may be Of game Then
comeif not do AT thanksgiving. Uh' what furry
shall all be In. Yours ahectonately BETsEy ANN.
SING SING. Sept T.
MY DEAR FRIEND B.where In the Of sense have you
been this long time! Nay, that question implies compi
You have BE- en- al post the prusal of your
prernely delicious HERALD" dusg haunting
furnishes evidence. Il you who has away,
the pleasure Of enjoying society has been realised
the memorable evening ot the SHAKsgEAREAN VA
PARTy Of which gave glowing, bu. faithful