The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
II. WIkOFF.
PRovIDgNeE, Nov. 10. 1870.

to stop her She Is actually but not rob-
bedon the contrary the whole receipts have been offer
ed her which she has waived with dignity OF Caesar
when he put aside the crown the Lupsrcsl She
dances here tonight and proceeds to morrow The ex
element here il rather amnsingtbe people immense
y stirred and pay out their 80 per ticket as so many
Fanny has received and she greatly a,tered-to have
embargo laid UPON her in this agreeable way.
MIR. forrest raves this afternoon for New York-he
has bchav cd in the handsomest the manager
here and in thu most gallant msnner to Fanny whom he
greatly sdmres as artist and likes possible more
woman lie said OF her. after he had her for the
first tine that she the only artist male or female,
he had known who natural not s'tist, of tas
stage"
Learning the manager could gain several hundred dol
lars by the speculation and that the people of the town
Yep Of nights lost his benefit Fanny refused TO
be party to this and felt greatly uneasy about it. but
Forrest unaffected such pleasure in doing it, that she
yielded to the managers entreases This is credtabo to
the great agsdan and its pleasant know these great
artists have greet estimation Of each others respective
powers Fanny thinks Forests Oihello master piece,
and says He is the only who don't make butch
er Of the part" Fanny win take little holiday
esS ss sGs ra aa the s would
like ySn to publish T. for as YET nothing has eyer ssen
aa family Fanny sends hers to both YOU
nv DnA. Bx,xrrr:-
Confound YOU though how you frightened me yester-
day altogether in vain for Fanny been suf
erng terribly as stated and run right of from your
Office TO the D-s, and he has had her ia hand ever
since She Is great deal better to-day and she owes
that principally We Of in flew minutes for
shore Is there any getting the Herald down there,
for can't 50 without it-tEats Nat
win write up 'nd let you know where we are or viii
would come down and dine with us should Ike to
have chance al you on smooth sea beach and no avor
How ID hot it isl am sweating for this lust proof Of
my remembrance Milo. Elssler and cousin send their
kindest remembrancos to yourself and wife
HENRY WiXoFF.
AsroR Hov.s August 81.
leave town with sincere regret that have REILLY
wanted time to come and pay visi: to good friend and
heresbouts My best respects and remcmbrances of
Mile E,ssler have been overw helmed not to have
from Philadelphia You can edily the Town with drou
er Monday, that Fanny escaped from the lightning
yesterday by an hour only She went aboard The ~ VIE
vation, and enchanted it'll American satin and
wood. Who 'ant Well She hurried home to get
Of the rain She hadn't left il an hour before the light
ming struck and carried of the gapgway she had just left
Her attraction is getting stronger than ever, since she
brings the lightning down Ia Franklin The sailors tx
claimed they had had unusual visitors the lightning
and Fanny Esler the one ison Heaven direct the other
her way. add-we are Cd directly.
A thousand thanks for your kind disposition towards
Yours truly, H. WixoFF.
TUESDAY MoRsIyo.
DEAR EENNErr-
| am oil for Philadelphia and commend you God in
my absence. Why did you not ami at the
theatre last evening told Mademoisee and her cousin
you were coming, and they accused oil humbuEgng
them. think have not told you that besides the bag
gage triae the strongest for not coming to the
Astor House, the fear Of encountering that damnd
Marquis but seems was scared than hurt i'll this
case When come back in few days. will get you to
introduce to steton, and shall take that opportunity
of expressing myself upon the subject VI his sensible and
manly conduct in the late moral war" have given
Charles the servant list Of names Of the persons wish
to send the Herald" to, with the letter Of Fanny.
visit SC Allow me to thunk in advance, for the in
tended publication Of this article is admirably drawn
up under your direct as understand cannot fail
10 v.ratn Mai ntrai, kSk
will give her opportunity of thanking you during my
absence. ] am annoyed somewhat-yon cnt out what
but there other for publishing it, My best
respect to Mrs Bennett Yours, truly.
JoSEs' HOTEL, PHnApELrHr., Nov. !, 1910.
will send this on by very worthy sensible man. Mr..
Pratt, Manager of the Chestnut street theatre; he desires
strongly to make acquaintance he will tell you Of
nights on herway to New Orleans next week.
May ask the favor Of your publishing the letter" on
do So want 70 have i, published here for ese sake on
Saturday next that It may tell Fannys probable
engagemcntne week will pay for it with the great
pleasure Blu. wish to have published not later than
that day should not say this much hut desire TO insert
it advertisement though announced 1t is
ther too much to ask Of good nature to publish all that
without making proper remuneration | do not like
my friends to suffer losses, great small for meand
that will pay Stick in Friday morning; will in
form myself of the cost thereo-a secondary consdera
ton but you will not disappont in the publication
''-' Yours sHsl truly '"F p''A :" WK TX oi%
Have you called on Mademosellc and her cousn
you too busy election week. They expect to you.
PHmAprIrrIA, Nov. 2Ist, 1910.
My DEAR BENEFIT
Many thanks for your pleasing constancy to "the
cause"-yonr paragraphs never go unobserved, or
needed. am going to send letter of introduction.
with strong recommendation 10 give anape recep
ton to the really distinguished bearer of it. lie is, upon
my warrant and guaranteed by acquaintance ossverai
years most amable and worthy man The English and
American world know that he is most able enc lie has
read your paper in Europe and ndng little
rough scrapng he got in New York. he still swenrs by
the Herald" He desires occasionally to contribute to
your columns and there are masy subjects that he could
enlarge upon with advantage 10 the community, and
credit to the Herald" But bless me, had almos. for
gotten to mention his namc--Dr Lariner, of London
You recosct the unenvabe nooriety he has acquired
lately, by his unlucky affair dc with Mrs Heavy
side, who is now become hrs. Lsrdner There are two
sides to story every occasion, and blame
the Doctor in truth the LADY 1hope TO you the
close Of the next weekny best respects Mrs Bennett
Md Elsler and her cousin desire remembr nee to you
traordinary. .'' Yours nr' truly, HENRY wiKoFF
SATURDAY, Nov 49,
FRIEND BE,NIrr,-
will call ON you this evening for half an hour with
DR.. Lardner who called here just now, thinking he
quite ruined by the article OF this morning was greatly
amused AMI set to work to sxpain your policy which he
arrive to day tomorrow with her husband Her fathers
illness takes her TO England proper motive,
hCr HUSBAND De abic 10 accompany
from the shoness OF the summonsno' able to arrange
his affairs in time but will follow her This extraordinary
Is at work a ballet for Fanny Elssler. dit,
whom she sdnres erirsVsgantly She gave q strong
proof Of the sixth night Of Fanny engagement ut Phi
lalepha by driving ia town through Tremendous snow
Storm miles, to her second time in the same
piece This sympathy between great artists Is queer
thing; there is no private acquaintance between them,
though she has learnt great deal about Elssl.r from
mutual acgantsnce. the celebrated Mrs jameson.
told You about that Bit of sprighty gaantry OF Mr..
Norris Of Phils iepha who lately sent Of his fine
locomotives to Berlin, naming 1t Fanny Elssler" The
astonishment and delight will create there, where
Fanny is so we'll known and beloved from the Queen
down to every Child in the place vii, be immense Nor
ris reathed round the boiler beautiful garland In iron,
brightly tinted with three coiors Many other little
nta devises he bestowed from the fact Of its
being female engine; he would not have done thus to
ercise his with helocomotivs Can you mention
this in the Herall1
will write IN something for TUESDAYS Iterald-the