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

your own fashion The IAAue had from aAe parry
eoneewsSsll vcritable and you may have replies sn
tie venerable john who will never let his homy be at
tack ed This vay Mon. de Bacout may respopa-grra
fun oniy don't let It be where the Information
has come from. Correspondent at washington, who
knows every thing ride MIR. Botts-thats rich hope
Won NAV be continued to be tormened with that horse
malady the bots. Best respects 10 MRS and family
Fanny sends best respects also. Yours.
Mon de B. visited stouts Statue of Fanny Elsssr to-
wards whom he has mani essd much Kind feeling during
his residence in the counuy for he OF
the most remarkable productions Of the age Put this
in, friend.
What il going on at New York There is something
in the wind very civil to Morris lately; he
has been taking some pains for that purpose That's
right like to them ere individuals that prosecuted
you formerly bend the pregnant hinges OF the Knee 10
But there is e'' ms,iy ~e told Morris a few
weeks ego rot to annoy or offend you IA any way,
or would not guarantees the results Tor himself nm
He no doubt believes put you In possession oil all my
suspicious about him. have received a few days back
letter from another COMMITTEES, signed by Morris &c
for the committee 1.-The Aston House. nc segars he
as every body informs me Now il the object Of the
and myself again Ii he deprive your support
aid and protection he will be the more emboldened to try
it Let him come on, though should have mighty
auxiliary in you The fact Bennett Ald- Elssler b
lieves you her frsad know you mine, and the
tampeing Of old enemies will make forget true
friends. Perhaps ! mistaken aud do the General
and since GU are the only potent a-dsys who
say, Let there be light, and there ia light" come to
you for ediGcation and consultation.
Mde Elssler desires her best respects to you aud Mrs.
B, Mine also Yours very truly,
WIKOFF
JoxKs IIorEL, PmILApElpn., Sept 6, 1874
Fanny has just received her sNth Offer OF marriage
within these few days, from rich South Caroli"ian-
there. chance for sweet poatocsshe declines, though
she cotsns to the South.
JesLs' HorKL, PHILADELPHIA, Sept ~, ls4l.
Yes. it is mistake Therose Elsser has not arrived
and will not arrive She had purchased Gil her costun,ss
and taken her places in the last Boston steamer but let
ter from Fanny that reached her the doy before she
to quit Paris prevented her and forever from coming
America Fanny took her benefit Last night wonder full
house. Que scene vt the close. Rchngs read letter
Of hers that took the house. She allied for and
with her usual archness spoke to them Immense noise
and cries Of good braro. htnrah, oh, lord.
Fanny leaves Philadelphia on Saturday or Sunday next
for Boston The seguins engaged at the fremont.
bat give way to Fanny her time here is getting short
After play Boston six eight nights she returns to
New York TO bid adeu to you and the country AT the time
She beginning TO droop at this leave taking her sps
sink under it, She her heart ceaves strongly to
this land that separation will halt break it. There Is
CANNON in this for her German soul has taken fast
hold OF this country.
She has been behaving well here OF ategven great
deal in private chartits-a very liberal donation to Ar
Aims Ilonse-preaen,s right and left good supper to
night to the orchestra Of the theatre elegant snuff box
the leader And was ticked this morning at her giving
some nice merino ocks TO poor girls in the corps
de ballet who were half frozen and sick il the cold thea
tire IN their thin summer gowns and too Internally
to get any other Fanny will come out game. There
yer was genius without heart--and could convict You
on that same count
Ny best respects to Mrs B. and family. Fanny sends
remembrance Yours, truly,
H. wICKcFF.
Bo aca asd Oct. ISL.
Fashionable arrivals, extraordinary arrivals all sorts OF
arrivals Lord MorPesh has co%e-sr Joseph de Cour'y
Latin has returned and SO has Christopher Hughes,
Esq our Charge at stockholm. Let say something
about each an all Of them. Lord Morpeth is the VI
Lord Carlisle who ia an excellent man. kind and cordial
to all Americans and little lame Of one leg If rec0ec
well he guardian to Lord BY ronlook at the docu
ments: Lord Morpeth is TALL fine looking man, though
his hair bears the gray livery OF thought he is sound
scholar and accomplished wrter rady md copicus de
batter. and gentleman to boot He was. every body
knows late Secretary for ireland to her most gracious
hs Majesty and representative for the most green great
people in parliament At the caprice Of the great latter
ness which is jnst no business at all at all-mi that :s
what has brought him here He has lost his post and his
seat but like sensible man, he will not lose his time
And therefore he here the original country IN
the world and he will be amused, instructed, and IN
mensely bored Sir Joseph de Coursy Laln is Eng.
lish Baronet well bred English gentleman smooth.
hammered men, aud has great currency in the best Eng
fish society Why he here what his object where he
sgong to afterwards, can't There rumors that
he hui something to do with the Mcleod affair what,
don't know. nm my s.erous.
Christopher Hughes Charge dAfairs at Stockholm
neil mS calls nmse h tbson IN many ar ts
that was before your time Mr.. Hughes is unqusstioua.
bly, the best known man in the WORLD from New York
to kahsca'ka, north and sonh-from your nose totha
Emperor OF Chinas big toe, cast and west This is the
most remarkable thing, perhaps, about lin. Never did
any man, in priv ate life obtain such currency and wide
celebrity among all classes grades occupations saxes
yal peb.ian. duke Ounce saint or savageall
known to hin-a are liked by hm--iar he knoas
one he don't like aud in return he is well loved by all
his name il never sounded without brig henng all
and drawing forth thousand welcomes. Let us Dveri
gate this. lie is man hey ond fifty deciedy grey sh
har and eyesand how the latter twinkle sciiate and
fash-they do more work than fifty conmCn pens-his
nose has pert nquirips ookand his mouth ali that is
the great ieaureiha Ia the mine where lies all his rea
sure, i'll one long, red ineot his tongne YES Mr. Ben
nett may all be summed in thatts his tongue Tint
other that now wags, here or eises here~more wise
things strange things, 6ro things. than tongue
mind conceived The steam that keeps UP The alacrity oil
this wonderful organ perennial how Of the finest ami
NAL spirits that bcst with They produce all
the effect st Vuss dance on him brewery part Of him.
in conversation is in motionlegs, arms, head and watch
chain In soberness Mr. Hughes is man Of large s>d
-. Here The manuscript is lost.l
Bennett. publish as much as You please or as Ii tie,
as it seem.th unto you good, OF the present DO
say something handsome Of Hughes, VITO il al; saya
most extraordinary person-knows all Europethe very
hghest-and you so there she takes you by the hand
as he would he the first to dos he would give yon The qd
pro quo He circnlstcs the "IIerald, over Stockholm
81; Peersburg-that is he sends every thing anou Fa,.
ny whom he loves hi, daughter TO Kings, Emperors
and God knows who all Lastly he wrote for he writes
we-the beet sketch OF You, in letter 10 Fanny STAGE
she has beer here. have seen yet will show it you
The Herald lives again since your return it was ID
your absence dead body gavansr the soul shines
through II again To buy the " Iieral1n without
wit or know leoge thu, makes ali it is. would he worse
can, fnd smile You might well give
million for one OF Fsnny's pe:ticoa.s 10 get Der grace
My best respects 10 yeur life, and Fanny stoo. Char
ming article yoa wrote shont her depnture
Yours, truly, II WIKOFF.
BosTor October &c, 1871.
DEAR BENNETT
You have not published my letter yet You think il
Prrate and particular II DO think So wrong
In wen managed paper" the Herald, any decent
piece Of composition may be introduced under proper
healing, AS fashionable gossip" that would justify all
the details sent you. au1 what Is the certain result
Lord MoTeth Sir Joseph, particularly Hughes would
re greatly naterod and they and al their friends
would be reading and talking Of the 4" Herald" Lord
Morpeh, | know, would send it to his sc; in Englanj
Hughes ~ more known than any American in this
country aud in Europe and, being rather vain man.
would talk of the - Hcrall" till he died. The letter is
not objectionable on that account AS for the compost
ton 1t is not much worse than Othtrs you do publish
bur for that yon the best judge There ia only
thing connected with it that rests heavy my
science and that Is the postage forgot pay ;pern