The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
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The {" Brascapes Cubano," Village Dance Of Cuba
is certainty the most striking thing OF all the saltaory
ramifcatons saw. and, executed by Elssler
Of the most pleasing things What arch.
and droery Of ookand for the fantastic variety of
the dance, must it to describe il is impossible.
The Lspateo de Cadz" took the house by storm the
music is delicious, and Fanny's exquisite dance CON-
plees the ravishing effect. We coull hardly keep
seat; restrain enthusiasm impossible Encore ~
We shouted Il WAS repeated encore ~ we cried
all night in our dreams Nadle Funny was called out
amid general cries for re engagement, and spoke as
follows:
81 am grati6ed bayond measure by these calls for re-
engagement, but option is left me- must refuse
This is the last night will appear before you on
my behalf but am you will not be Indifferent
the pain ing farew ell and rejoice my rep,iepe
This speech was most admirably given, and heau
tifu climax to succession OF trIumphs. II hailed
with cheers and wreaths. and bouquets that fell till the
curtain hid her from sight
Where he devil do you keep YOURSELF No one can
find you. ] want to see you. H. w.
For the Herald
You seem TO expect me to make speech tonight
should like very much to do So but for little difficult
ty, that might well tell you-Ihare forgot all about IL
.{Great lauehterl; and as don't know wha, to say
think had better say nohing(Generai rnerrimenD but
thank you most truly curtseyng for your kind applause
learn with surprise you here-why did you let
me know it earlier | have been sleeping since my
rvalthis 60 miles before breakfast not what it is crack
ed mp be- Will you and Madam come and dire 18th us
at o'clock, without ceremony. Yours truly,
WIkOFF.
fremont HoUSr July 10.
am writing as fast as the this morning-I
will see you when dressed.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9th.
sent for the places this morning and told
my surprise, that there was not single left however,
am not TO be done that way-luckily for all parties
have kept box for tonight two Of the best places
il at your disposition You will encounter other
friends Of mine. French aud American, but hope that
will give you no Inconvenience
The box is lettred D.. and if there is any difficulty,
call a, ne Boz Office for Mr. Chids the treasurer, and he
will pass you at oncc-I will you champ de b.
taiile.
FsipAv Sept. H.
Do you wish and Mrs. B. too to 90 to the theatre
this evening if so, let me know, and will make inmc
date application for piaces-,here will be- probably,
3D. H. wIKoFF.
Bosror, Sunday, Sept Ia.
Just read your letter the parade of Thursday last
oapai-no other praise for it, You have renewed Fanny
called upon MIR buckingham yesterday and was received
with great civiy. UnfGlded the object OF my call,
which astanshed and pleased him little lie is to
give reply after communicating With the committee,
tomorrow. II would he better TO say nothing about MS
til somhingi is determined npon-I will keep you duly in
formed Fanny Essler and suite some oil the crack names
OF Boston making up her cavacade attended the Fair
yesterday afternoon And my life never saw such
inbond,d reckless curiosity The moment she entered,
she discovered and il spread like wilddre " Fanny
Elsser" Fanny Essler" sounded and echoed in every
direction. She was immediately surroended by mob,
whose ady detrmin,d deroWisg gaze would have been
actually indecent and mpudent, but for the Irresistible
ovcrwhelmng impulse to get look out OF her Hall oil
the ladies' actually abandoned their tables where she
didn't stop TO glu their gaze And it amusing be-
yond msastre TO hear their almost unconscious common
ares saw several 50 absorbed that truck might have
driven over them without their waking After long,
earnest piercing inspection the lips would Open and tx
clamaons of all sorts would escape "Well declare
she is hansome"-' don't think she is beautiful at all
but how interesting"" Good heavens hope she will
speak, would give anything 20 hear her voice-listen
how soft and sweet 1t s'" Good Lord what a perfect
fright did you such amouth it is mile lorg"
Oh how graceful her movements how exquisitely lady
like her manners &c SC Sc This is not the hundredb
par of the dIo things said She stopped frequently at
the various tables aud ale liberal purchases
every thing that American, buying models Of the
monument OF Bunker Hill battle field and mu ic celebra
ting It Her dress attracted great attention. from it's sim
pie eleg tartan silk gown, rich Cashmere shawl
blue silk hat hung with Costly lace fastened under the
chin by an American Eagle In ACKNOWLEDGMENT sim.
| Pile gold bracelet. the only ornaments she wore
There was an interesting old lady In black that followed
her from the door Of till she went ont OF it. Per
h,ps she found likeness 10 some lost daughter;