The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11
FANNY RLSSLER In THE UNITED STATES.

FANNY RLSSLER In THE UNITED STATES.
WTKoFF CORRESPONDENCE.
lcoScLuDrDl
AyToR House, August 81
leave town with one sincere regret that have really
wanted time and ray visi to good friend and
an smiabie LADY, certain ~ or o. IN
Mile Essler. have been SO overwhelmed not to have
had to write letter from Saratoga will send it
from Philadelphia. You edify the town with a droH
er~nt Monday that Fanny escaped from the lightning
yesterday by an hour only She went aboard the Vile
dc Ly the first American packet she has seen per in
vat,on and enchanted with our American satin and
rose wood. Who aint Well, she hurried home get
out Of the rain She hadn't left hour before the light
ming struck and carried of the gangway she had just left
Her attraction il getting stronger than since she
brings the lightning down Ia franklin The sailors ex.
claimed they had had two unusual visitors the lightning
and Fanny Esler the from Heaven direct the other
on her way. add-we are off directly.
thousand thanks for your kind disposition towards
Fanny and myself Fanny sends best regards
Yours truly, II. WlkOFF.
TUESDAY MORNING.
DEAR BENNETT
am off for Philadelphia and commend you to God in
my absence Why did you not come ami see us at the
theatre last evening told Mademoisele and her cousin
you were coming and they accused me Of humSusgng
gage tre the strongest reason for not coming to the
Astor House. the fear Of encounterng that damnd
Marquis but it scared than hurt in this
When back in few days, will get you to
introduce stctson, and shall tsko that opportunity
manly conduct in the late a. moral war" have given
Charles the servant list Of names OF the persons wish
to send the Herald" to, with the letter Of Fannys
tended publication Of this article il is admirably drawn
up under your direct on, as understand it cannot fail
10 great service to Aademoisee for which hope you
will give her opportunity OF thanking you during my
absence. l am annoyed somewha-you cut out what
wrote OF yourself is badly enough done to be sure
respect to Mrs Bennett Yours % 'ESIy
JoSEs' HorrL, PIfiLApnLrHIa, Nov. 4, 1910.
Mr. DEAR BENNETT
will send this by very worthy, sensible man, Mr.
Pratt Manager Of the Chestnut street heare he desires
nights her way to New Orleans next week.
May ask the favor Of your publishing the s ettsr On
do SO Iwant have published here for effects sake
Saturday next; that it may tell Fannys probable
est pleasure. bu. wish to have published later than
that day should not say this much but desire to insert
it advertisement, though not announced 1t ra
ther too much ask good publish all that
without making proper remuneration ! do not like
my friends to suffer losses great or small for me-and az
that will pay. Stick in Friday morning; will in
form myself of the cost thereoa secondary considers
want to send off good many in the packet Of the sth
Yours truly, II. WlKOFF
Have you called on Mademoisee aud her cousin or are
you too busy election week. They expect to you
Mr. DEAR BENNETT
Isend you Mde Fannys little speech for tonight and
shall be much obliged for its insertion =
II appear before Ne,o York audience without
trembling with emotion. Il here the first hand
raised greet here the first cheer was given
that welcomed me to America. And come when may,
xv,ft tha M randlv varm
smiles the honest enthusiast How deeply am az
fected by these extraordinary proofs OF partay
you believe / am grateful for Aldo you mol ~
can't help to say my deer B, that ] think you
lines You could demoli%h him without raising him the
dignity OF q contest
PHILADELPHIA, May g., 1872
in your paper card Of Mr. Blake's in Simpsons
namedon' be deceived by its sophis'ry-a desie is,
what know you will pursue dsinsre'ts arS course in
Mr. simpson-and am sure the public will have reason
to be satisfied with Made Elsser's conduct Some
marks will be made by woy Of explanation that will
come for their share Of notice in your philosophical
essay hereaiter--at least, hope so.
Best respects to Mrs. b. and family.
NV DEAR BENNETT
I hope you are better this morning III you
say anything of Fanny, here is item so. They say
Fannys gains are great-but her expenditure equally
last six weeks $40 O0o She made $500 by her last en-
gagementconsequently by the Simpson calculation she
lost $4,000 by that Affair." since she has spent 5000 she didn't
make by way Of encouraging domestic manufactures she
has bought fine fancy bits of blood, and New York
sr engns ouS be-
Elssler) had fight" with Simpson, and given away in
good works" this time In New York, $500.
Eight people so of from here in the Rapid" under
Field Marshal Charleshe rest headed by the MARKETABLE
Fanny in the Louisa" from rhiladeph vessels
start the same day Look cut for a race.
Ill II.
Madle Fanny and cousin send their parting respects to
you and Mira Bennett.
AsroR HOUSE,, Jan ..
JoNEs' HorZL, Philadelphia Jan. u, 1919.
Nh DEAR BENNETT
see the war IL renewed-it is now stated that Mr.
Simpson sent over and that message returned that
answer would be given and that none was sent This
is entirely false; here the circumsances Mr. Blake
sent note to say the proposition in the Herald was &C.
cepted when and where could the arrangement decided
on. verbal answer was returned Immediately that Man,
Eisser wod be happy to Mr. Blake for that object at
o'clock the same ereing ct ths Hotels 6oclock came but
Blake who Is glad doubtless of any preext to do the
poor mechanics of their just debs let him nav them
their salaries, the condition demanded and Mdle Elsser
will make good her word She is agoing 10 run away
from the country, and when she New York in
the spring. she will meet her engagement without finch
i, odd as .si. attack cam. from tho rxDro,. .,a
that you knowing the facts did throw line of
denial at them. fear from this you still confined to
the house. but hope bad We leave on Friday morn
Ing The vessel Is bou, and all parties delighted
with her.
May ask you to observe the paragraph in the Phils
delpha papers about Mdle E.. it is rather amusing
abe been elected member of the Temperance soce
ty here and she has asked for book with the authority
OF the society to make collections of friends for The
good oil the She has done this in Paris frequently
Tor the poor.
hope get Fridays Herald to take to sea with us
Best regards to Mrs Bennett and family the ladies de-
tire their kind regards. Truly yours
II. WIFOFF. |
Has the Earthquake vibIated sincehe gave me n |
smart shock-a shocking fellow.
My DEAN BENNETT
In the greatest possible haste send yon line of &C.
Gle you have made yesterday Of Fanny and her adven
lures. gH0W
1t is most agreeable souvenir for;as embark posi-
lively this morning in the beautiful baque Louisaa YES
sci oil some 400 TONS and unsurpassed for beauty and
venience OF accompodation-her cabin nlad with
wood and supplied with every comfort Of land and