The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-30

several that truck might have
driven over them without their waking. After long
earnest piercing inspection, the lips would OPEN and
clamalioDs Of all sorts would escape. "Well declare
she s handsomeh"I don't think she is beautiful all
bu. how Interesting" Good bssvens, hope she "
speak, would give anything TO hear her yoce-lis,en
how sot ana sweet IL sn-'' Good Lord, what perfect
fright did you ever such nth II il mile long
"Oh how graceful her vensns. how exquistey lsdy
like her manners &c &c Sc THIS is not The hundred'h
psr Of droll things said She stopped frequently at
the various tables aud made liberal paIclas-sas for
everything that American, buy ing models 81 the
monument OF Bunker Hill battle field ami music ceiebra
ting it. Her dress attracted great att niion from as sn
PIE elegance tartan silk gown rich cashmere shawl
blue silk hat hung with costly lace fastened unser me
chin BY an American Eagle in Observation-Disclosures SIN
pie gold bracelet, were the only ornaments she wore
TAers interesting old lady in black that followed
her from The door of entrance till she went out oil H. Per
haps she found likeness to some lost daughter.
Another queer thing is that this cormorant curiosity to
see her ia breaking out in every direction Several
Southern families the fremont" have sent press
ing requests be allowed to visit herand though she
receives any without formal introduction by
proper persons yet her good nature has given way 10
several ladies' who have given her the most pressing In
sitations to visit them in the South and West, &c.
Will keep you fully supplied Oh the Essler topic
you want no help in other matters In all candor ssy
your letters from Niagara and Boston are the best things
you have written. See what marriage has done Tor
you. Respects to Mrs. b. Yours, .,,.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 10, 1910.
DEAR BENNETT
Fanny lett Boston yesterday afternoon for New York,
and expected to arrive there in due courses but Prot
to stop her She is actually laid but not rob
oedon the contrary the whole receipts have been offer
I'd her which she has waived with the dignity of Cesar
VIXEN he put aside the crown on the Lupcrcai She
dances here tonight and proceeds to morrow The eX-
ci,ement here rather amusing people are immense
y stirred and pay out their 50 per ticket as so many
corngrains This is Of the strongest compliments
Fanny has received and she is greatly naered-to have
embargo laid uron her in this agreeable way
Mp Forrest leaves this afternoon for New York-he
has behaved in the handsomest manner to the manager
here and ia the most gallant manner to Fanny whom he
IN mi M an nd III
He said OF her. after he had seen her for the
first time that she the only artist male female
he had ever known who was natural not artist on the
stage"
Learning the manager could gain several hundred dol
lars by the speculation and that the people OF the town
would be grated by sight OF Fanny Elsser he Hre,c
up Of has nights and lost his benefit Fanny refused to
be party TO this, and felt greatly uneasy about It, but
Forrest manifested such pleasure in doing it, that she
yielded 10 the managers entreates This credtabe to
the great agedian and its pleasant to know these great
artists have great estimation Of each others respective
powers Fanny thinks Forests Othello master piece,
and says He is the only actor who don't make butch
of the part" Fanny will take little hoiday-much
fstigued and begin at the Park the both :,
II you think the above good readable matter, would
like TO publish it. for AZ yet nothing has ever been
sad about :" Forests Essler' Best respects to Mrs
B. ana family. Fanny sends hers to both OF YOU
Ny Dean BESNHrr
Coniouud you, though, how you frightened meyester
day but not altogether in vain for Fanny has been SUI
isng terribly stated, and run right on from your
office to the Ds, and he has had her in hand evei
since She is great deal better to-day and she owes
that principally you. We of in few minutes fol
Bah-if full will 20 TO Fort Hamilton and SO alone
shore Is there getting OF the Herald, down there
for can't 20 without h-thas fiat
will write up and let you know where we are, or VIII
be- and should be greatly pleased if you and your wife
would come down and dine with us. should like to
have chance at vou on smooth sea beach md
How id hot isl sweating for this last proof OF
my remembrance. Mile. Essler and cousin send thei
kindest remembDnces to yourself and wife.
''D'' HENRY len &lKoFF.