Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
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This makes an average OF $4,000 a week, that she
has drawn into the different tbcatrca treasures for
fifteen successive weeks; most unprecedented
sum, particularly for this season OF the year. Her
success continued undated up To her last night in
spite of the intense heat the absence Of one half he
fashionables of the city, and many rival attracto
and her dancing exceIled all former efforts. The
house brilliant in the extreme-the pre-
OF a large number of elegantly dressed ladies
gave lightness and animation 10 the sale, the ef.
feet of which was greatly enhanced by the CONVEX
sion Of the pit into stoiiss dorchesa at the press
ing request of numerous parties Of ladies' who wish
ed To- obtain a close view ofthe charming danseuse.
And highly were they delighted; her dancing was
perfection ITSELF such precision, and such prodigie.
Of science, relieved bys playful grace. ard an arch
gaiey, that literally convulsed the house with admi-
ration. The demonstrations of delight were truly
extrsvagsnt; and the applause was terrific. We
never heard anything eqaal to it even ON her Gr,,
engagement.
On being called out AT the close, she was much
aiIe cted and spoke follows. We repeat the speee
because we gave il Incorrectly yesterday :-' felt
sorry when left you before, but this parngis more
painful because l know you better, and like you
more. Immense applanse.) 1t will be a long
while. fear, before shall see you again. but hope
you will not forget (Crics Of "No, never.")
Your goodness to me has sunk deep into my heart
and will abide there for ever"
This naire speech. swecty delivered, produced
cheer On cheer, aud waving Of hats and handker-
chiefs, as Fanny retired behind the curtain, more
fully the favorte ef New York than ever.
We can add nothing that advance Mademoi-
selle Elssler in the public estimation. She has fair
~ danced down all petty prejudice and opposition
aud is at the height Of public favor The Elsser ex
ctemcnt has infused itself, not only into all o
tbeatricas but into many branches Of business and
strange TO say, she has slight influence the po
litcs cf this city and country, in connection with
the coming election both regards city and stat.
officers, and through the general ticket TO the
Presid entail election itself
Wherever she has PLAYED she has filed the trea-
.ury. and every manager has made large sums by
her; the silly aud contradictory statement Of wal.
ton TO the contrary notwithstanding His statcmcn nj
was 80 ridiculous, that il received no other contra
dictioa than il bore on its face.
Enough We part with Fanny Ell.ler with regret
II will be months before she returns TO us; her tour
through the country is sure 20 be q brilliant oue
and return to New York when she may, she will
always be as well received, and always be as sue
ccssfu she has been, and, il possible, more so.
CHArHAM THrArRE.-Notwithstand the in.
tense heat Of last evening the Chatham crowded
from pit 10 gallery. The weather seems 20 have nc
effect on the Chatham. Rain or shine, hot cold
Thorne goes ahesd-getting up new pieces, snt
making money. The I" Greek Fire. was we'll played
last night, and loudly applauded. The Whistler
from SCOTS magnificent novel of the Heart of Mid
lothian, was presented for the first time. This Is
capital thing. The Mulcteer of Palermo main
tains its great popularity. Mrs. Lewis is goo'
actress, and PROMISE. to become a fsverite. g.
ahead, Thorne. Hsmblin cant compete with you
lie NAV try real water, gin and water; il is Of n,
use. After welch's horses have played their en-
gagement, the Bowery must GENE to stand still
The Chatham has a rich bill for tonight If 20,