The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

used SO by ones own friends hut she added immediately
gum and Mine Tagoni have been IAN, pe.pg with him
perhaps But interrupted her ienarkiSg che did pr
feel my footing very under ine-and yet will
not abandon my belief in traits Of character for
Of feeling know, snd faithful Tread viii no..
doubt that you may think it proper at times 10 give
5.eaa sweat. is NOT singular unusual in friendship
nrutus ana Cassus had their differences But oannot
iorege the hope still retain yonr regard have hhsre
attached more value to than the good opinion OF many
laughed at BY these id people who ask, what DO
you think Of your friend Bennett nowi" The same as
sound, wholesome advice The oniy hing regret Il
begins with some statements about her sge and
the enemy" They come arecy-I have traced them 70
pa sgent OF Tsgiioni's. who tried to prevent Fanny
that he anticipated in sending Taglioni in her stead
will tell you all about this How Mrs Bennett7 Is It
tise you have on heir1 Hurrah ought to have been
in at his christening shall look after that Dung gen
teman when you cent for am the oupges-sBd shall
do him good turn for Partisan remniscences. DO ys
kno~ whe'e you ore' Ecod don't | wish you would
tell me- BENNETT Send few lines and put my mind
at ease Ny spirits are DASHED and Fanny says "f have
reay lost st. Bennett will go of without playing any
more She cont core snythng about it, and won't I'M
dertake IT, you won't stand BY against that pack Of
small ours that you keep in bay But, Tor myself have
TO interests TO study am anxious to preserve
Glen, regard to which attach great yaue-the loss Of
your esteem and acqnain ancs would be- avow it, blow
evertake me. Tell Auree would have answered his let
ter. but got it only day two before leaving the
the clerk" f had, fused HIS request he would have
served me right-ous posponed hshere probably
wrong ! did the same thing with Fanny She was very
anxousto make You some handsome acknow ede ment
fore she vert South but said before YOU leave
the country for believe he would accept cheeriuy then
what he might look Of buy ing up Of his good
worl now. And she postponed tilt then the present
SEQ Vattemsre is in New York know he had a most
fori opinion Of poor Fanny the untrue things
Of her 6.fre knsw her have found them in(amoss hes
s,ner-itis bad in man thus to prosecute
has ne ociamea her IN your ears! She what have told
worthy and
Vettemare has snd otherwise, he will answer for II But
cannot believe what has been suggested to will
word from you Best respects 10 Mrs. B.
Yours, truly, HENRY wIKoFF.
Twill risk the suspicion my conduct may possibly ex
cite, and shall boldly ask favor you ask il in either
my name, or Fanny Elsslers and you may grant either
to one or the other, for both will lie obliged Before
mention it. lex me say It is the list Of the kind shall
ask i Is ra'esreph to this effect There copied in
the Herald" from an English paper, a most brutal
eaiumny. peyer forgiven BY woman, though poor
thor3h che winces This caumny states she Il 81
years OF age and has son Of ls' Both entirely
ase ana their history this They came from mn
titutes his scandalous invention for any body money
lie has been for years paid large BY Tsgoni and
rivals and none more than Fanny Elssler This worth.
less fellow, who calls himself the Taey rand Of class
cal brokers' or nnconers who cry up down and get
off all sorts Of counterfeit OF the stage This lel.
making her promise large sum to him if She
II was dftrreda little, till she had quite exhausted her
European attraction, which dancer Of ss might soon
expect and this interval sroit the brokers' Job for
Elsser instead of visiting like Tagoni till she had tired
admiration in Europe came Of in her zenith America
and SO upset the broker AMI oil his projects
lie is cnraged at her success and pursues her in every
way with his pnrelentng almost diabolical maligny.
false is Of the unprincipled means he has taken 10
annoy her; she regrets, as DO that the Herald" acct
denally pIopagated wide your ulation
md ,L1s,nr
IL you will not suspect me Of imposition on your good
nature will be deeply obliged, and Fanny too for any
sisst rciutntion 1t may suit You to make.
hope, my dear Bennett you will excuse the ndeli-
oacy OF my asking this description OF favor from you
night and rs there has been good deal of talk about this
scandal thought single word OF reiuation this mo
wenf might serve her most o6ecualy Now don't regard
this as any sly attempt the columns Of the Herald"
for my purposes or theatrical pus declare there
such intention and give two three weeks more.
and you will DO convinced Of that On the groynd
OF good naured justice have ventured against nv no.
tons decacy TO ask this thing end all add is that
june si ist No. more '''' nE INK wv %kors
Best respects to Mrs Bennett, and the young 'nn.
YOU say ything about the party aboard the Great
Weser" to-day and Sir Joseph Loan Fanny. and Capt.
afar-nsead Of saying the government have decided.
which can't say they have upon letting the difficulty
end me- 10 spsges. The course tho government ought to
take and you will get all the immense credit Of pointing
gu, the way they must &C. and will escape the suspicion
could debut when can pick up any Thing that may in
teres TIE community like II to come TO them through
TIE Herald Col Stone hes made the acquaintance Of Sir
Joseph, but will be too much-bnt don't get into
scrope After this fashion will do -: is suspected prsy
strongly that Sir Joseph who shares the confidence 81
both parties home and close friend Of Peel and Wei
ngon one side, and favoriie Of the Queen and the
Ministry on the other" sc. In that sort OF way, all
be said without compromising me. Joe Hoskens knows
my intimacy with you he always says, Your friend
Bennett" and he might suspect me Of making revela-
tons
But there is nothing to be apprchended from the writer
Of your Tendon spoadence'never shall get
that. Yours truly, II. WlKOFF.
AsroR IiousE, July lat, ls4l
came back from Philadelphia last night where went
Saturday noming,o should have called 10 thank you
Tor that admirable paragraph enjoy ed it all the way to
Fh,amocnk as they recently sly led our goodly Quaker
town.
My object in writing you thus hurredly to ask whe-
thcr think it worth while to send reporter to the
auction" beginning in the saloon of the Park thea
tire Perhaps there may he some fun going ON there.
in the Herald fashion You will make something readable
cut Of that and help Fa,nys benefit shall you
today. Yours, very truly,
July sth--sI o'clock
have got long story to tell you al about the auction
this morning It was no go. and it was made to mscarry
purpose have to thank the adIoit MIR. Blake tor
that il better for his interest to sell in different
way. know several gentlemen there who would have
spent any thing-come purposes hut handy Mr.. Blake
prevented that for Fanny would lave got that and not
he.
understand there weYe great many Spectators there to
buy up low prices and sell al adance and SO cheat
the public but sent to prevent that DO nc, Ben
nett the favor to say in to-morrows payer IL you gay
anything, thot the box.bock is optD snd Is deviish
lucky chance for those who have nscesf they run
for it. they will be in time. All n,rad Of is, that
pcoplewil think ereyyhing sold at The auofa this
and noy not apply Tor places and poor Fanny be
done out Of her benefit. The devil take Blake
have cclighful half hour at your ho"se-the only
pleasant one have spent to-day have been immensely
bothercd--my moral war has overtaken Happy man
yours is over
shall take another chance pay up friend Blake DO
you think the best story about the auction H. that was
stopped 10 prsr,ni spectators taking odrantage!
Yours, truly, -
II. WIKOFF.
AsroR House., New York, July IS, A.
MY DIAN BrSryTT