The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

ter IN your hands, ana 10 your Judgment
We will probably leave town tomorrow morning for
New Haven. at O'Clock. for three or Jour days sha
call Immediately return If should not 80 on ac
count OF bod vedther will come over tomorrow .
Make my kindest rrgaris to Mrs. Bennett and say u
did not fear disturbing her should tell her my
desires their uned remembrance to you both Make my
respects to your wes mother and sister, and tie hJant
as the '''R"'y' FF Yours very truly.
HENRY wIKOFF.
Asrok House., July %, lsll.
Ten thousand thanks for the article OF this morning
nothing could be better understand and appreciate not
merely your Kindness but the exquisite tact Of this de-
ness is best to let il Drop for reply will provoke
jonder Let it pass may ask you. without reply or
As to Stout. think he will act honorably But know
the Tsist # your spincn-he told YOU as You published
dress Gipsey He intended lately forfeit his honor
and represent the thing naked. Bat the suffering Of
onbut even now, it too indecent tor an individual
statue.
For Gods sake counsel him Adhere his honor and
not to cruelty Fanny and half ruin me, who will share
the disgrace. Truly yours, II. WIKOFF.
AsroR House.. August LIST, 1871.
We are all off tomorrow morning for Philadelphia to
sign do business in the greatest hury
that may get off by Saturday il possble-that you
say will depend on the weather" will let you know
as learn morebut don't be astonished if come in to
bid you goodbye Saturday next Best respects to Mrs
Bennett Yours truly. II. WIKOFF.
Stout gave me fun authority to write card" in con-
tradction OF the infamous story in the Sun"say ing
that called on by you he felt necessary to come ior
ward in vindica,ion Of the wounded feelings Of Mile
Essler but not in defence Of himself as he ccns cred it
unnecessa from the he attacked. Writs Hs
Gard" fen me- Bennett, with Stout's name attached,
you can Do I; infinitely better than hold me respon
s,b!e 1t will b. great favor to myself and ElssIer
ana an advantage to Stout. Yours, again, H. w.
JoSrs' HOTEL, August 9th. 1884,
PHILADELPHIA. )
My DEAN BEssxrr-
have Just real yulr Herald" Of to-day, and usual
with great satisfaction for your civil para
graph about Fanny ami the more lengthy one about cur
cdevant friend. Bates, Esq ates OF the house Of Bar
ing, London.l am glad you did this in this ways for my
object was gained two years ago when gave the letter
he did by calling YOU My object at that time simply
to give you chance tar in me laid to extend
doing 50; for had authority to introduce my friends to
these ere people and gave em no notice OF my inen
tons and that made funny; for at that time nei
Their you nor were in tine positions we hold now fon
are Is per cent respec,able and as the devil will
have it, am just much less SO We 80, up, up up.
down, down, to the end OF the chapter And here's
oil settled abou, fann,s going after this fash
ion AS humbuggs innoccnIly enough last week,
give you he first intelligence that tho blacks guard
News may make the most Of
Fanny here the day to settle her private If
fairs, and return to embark in the Great Western ga
turday next. While 80 engaged, she way laid by
Messrs Rchngs aud Pratt really two honest respecta
Bile men, and badly off in proportion to their honesty
And they Lesought her (u her outstanding
with them she replied TO the impossihilty OF doing it,
and offered to waive the payment Of $4,000 Leaf TO them
when her Ill health prevented her coming three weeks
since They were deeply grateful for the oilers but it
would not relieve their difficulties nor the dtrtsses OF
the many poor devils and women attached TO the
establishment, all half starving.
treated her TO put oil her departure; and she. noes
lens gave in And she has countermanded her places
and in the Great Western Ilsskens Will be the g'eat
dsoppointed af'er all Funny will fulfil her farewell
gagement, ana bid everlasting aiieu to the Phiiae
pha public, at Tn. close oil this month. However tempt
ing he's offer at Havana am she will not accept it.
for countless resson'hc principal of which y.u
know You didn't publish the Card" Gosd-the time
Is passed. but if you to mention the receipt VI it,
and your oithold"s it, because you didn't deem your
Niger contemporary" worth the homer, should like il
greatly, Bennett What DO you think' Just you
Best respects to Mrs Bennett and family shall see
r. Slave you heard poor Weles Of Paris is MORALLY
Ill The last news is he will never get up This shock
heart lie IL snch as would another withou:
stopping TO think he woId get paid back again have
known him do It, Do y.u know any such man Give
Us his address. and an introduction. Yours.
Mn. BnSSEr1:-
Sia-
Ihsvs just left MI wkoG who told me 10 write to you
In order to get redress om Mr. simpson, Manager of the
Park Theatre who, OWING to Mr. WikoTs absence, did
not pay me ~ eny six dollars thirty he owes
for my chilirens dancing for Miss Esslers benefit and
his own. Our weeks salary was forty collars for four
persons and up Tuesday morning got paid Tor
IT, bu; we had to stay until Saturday Of Miss
Els'ler having hel benefit Wednesday and Mr. simp
son on Friday. Now we had to stay, aud Mr. Simpson
would not give cent had played night more,
would have been forty dollars cannot see how he could
expect py board five Of to stay dance for his
der no CATION 10 MIR Simpson for the least thing-no,
even Tor common pc eness Tor he does not possess ii.
Therefore har. seen Mr.. Wikon who knows am right
in my demand and this moment told address ms sell
to you he being conf lcut you would 10 the
me in getting my jae Mr. Wikof will be in New
vavL tr.pn
state Excuse SIR; but You will do act Of benev
olencs by assisting a's 81" 'AiS beg yGI to accept my
Locust street. near oh Washington square.
Nv DaAa BENNETT
You write SO much for my amusement and instruction,
that would be niggardy IN not acknowledge that
in some way or other can hardly DO useiuly.
think, than by sending yOu such information will
become the IIe AID cnghen It's readers and annoy (by
grscs OF hnmbug) the',ss'ciosie press.
His Exceliency, tue French Ambassador, arrived in
New York Sunday last awaiting the arrival Of Prince
de Jonville, no.nentsrily expected
We have seen, wi.h regret extraordinary
attacks or structures IN the papers OF late upon Mons.
do Bacout that have been equally irreconcisbie with
that decacy and respect due diplomatic person age,
as with the paia facts Of the -: appears that Mr.
Adams, some months ago, in an Grafton at New York,
made some most unanlsome and unjust illusions to his
MAJESTY Louis Ph,lpp" His representative here nstu
rally and Loyalty made this a subject Of spirited
STRANGE MIR Adams remembered these rebukes, and
thought .h,d found one few DAYS ago when he heard
that very ub~ document OF the French Minister'S had
been put INTO ,he hands Of the chairman OF the ways ana
mcans-wiho caring how il got there he his
place, an mnlea sharp attack upon NJ de Bacourt for
an irregular and undipiomac ine).,enee with al
fairs by writing TO acongressionsl committee G Jba,
gross sss,umo r adams was repeated and enlarged
Mon. de Bac1uft had been mos, I'm i'm nj, ah-sJ anJ
thatth conduct OF Mr. Adams really altogether un.
worthy of his years and position Mon de Bscourt ad.
dressed powerful Stae paper to the Secretarv of sa
who is the usual recipient with US for all Diplomatic com
munications. Nc Webster referred it to Mir Eving
Secretary of the Treasury belonging more nror, g.
his department Mr.. Ewing. of his own accord 9anJ
without consulting even de Bacourt referred il 10 ,ha
chairman OF the ways and meons, recomn,.nd;nr !,
strongly to his attention as documest of remsrksb,s
merit These the facts of this strange case AMI th
public may judgeo the deeply wounded decacy Of IL.
French Minister, who h.s himself unQeerousv