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


minutes was certain Prince now IT, under the lee Of
the magnificent British Queen.
Steam ship ahoy, cried Martin.
"Aye, aye" responded the gallant Captain Roberts
The Fanny Elssler," roared Martin
THE Herald" responded Merlin
Oh stop her'-cried Roberts to his cngineor-"hrow
him line"
Martin clinched the line and in one instant was on the
Martin, is tina, your said Captain Roberts "How The
devil do you always teatl'
you beat, Ceptan-wheres your privetc Bag
Heres your pspers," replied the captain "Give my
compliments TO Sir. Bennett lie bowed me up ike I'LL
the last time was here-but mser-heIe's tho very
latest news-my compliments TO him.
BY this time the hoe shead Of bubber in his "Dotand
goone. got aboard after great deal oipung and blow
ing In few minutes the steamer at the Quarantine
ground. Here she stopped Tor tho psyocian. Marin,
With the private bag Tor the eonsgnees jumped a'ard OF
the Fanny Eiisler, and started for the city Dot and
soone,' Of tbs Wall street press had started little
Rouse up, Fanny" cried Martin, coaxng his boat
a." courage, Fanny stir up, my angel Of asth'
In ai-w minutes, Fanny, ssinlmng DER the bright blue
waters and seeming 10 feel the words of her sander
pnsssd Dot snd-g o'onr almost without an effort, and
with son OF gentle smile On the fguiehead which alorns
Bancker OF the "Dotond go-ons could not stand this
You id black adder" roared Sancker to Martin the
latter Passed-",you ID black ad'er"
Martin ~hisil.d and gaiiy cheered his lovely skiff-
" skim along Fanny skim along my lovely angel-dont
yoa the big hight moon and the s,as looking
DOWN upon you and betting thousand acres of the blue
heaven THAI you will bs~t-skim along anny-skm
along, loys--nevsr mind that fat sturgeon behind"
,ub~si, Bansker snd his rats lar bshindsnd reaehri
Whitehall at half pas; two O'Clock ON Saturday morn
ing.
81 Ann tIestand found the hts burning brightly az tho
Herald office In Ave minutes, all the editors w'to.s'
edition OF the Herald was about ons.tourth worked OF
when the arrived. The press was stopped the
nouncement made this the second edition In two
hours it stopped agun and three columns of news
put in and sent by the various mails this the third
edition In another two hours, six coluns put
this the fourth editionals0 sent BY the nails BY
his means we sent the news all over tho couny-Nsw
England, Canada the south and west day i airant
every other paper Nt,o York At eight o'clock in the
morning the boys began congegate and to quar-
rel who should have the first supply The crowd the de-
;nud the avity lasted all the day, down to The setting
motion till two O'Clock saturday afternoon 1t hsd he
ran on Friday night at eleven O'clock aud could
have issued fewer than 90 600 HeraS OF all editions, in
lS hours.
This is the way in which producing
YOU ton in the New York press. The Fanny El,ser
is beauty Of q skill II you her 20 to White
half sunrise any morning. or to the Park this evening
The Chevalier continues to write US folows.-
May 90
Celeste has her benefit tonight see Does she
her engagement Hamblin has begged me to come up
10 the Dowery to morrow night 10 see Forrest am dis
posed do Celeste does not play The Child Of the
Wreck" Fanny will come, of course. think it would
be very well for her to visit Gil the Theatres in turn
v y
and that, with her, would lie sufficient indueement
She has behaved very handsomely indeed in offering to
dance for Rchings benefit she was no sooner informed
than without csnsns any she wanted Immediately to
dance Not knowing the actor, her only motive could
have been display her gratitude to New York for the
noble interest they have manifested for her. party OF
u.s. including Fanny and her cousin paid visit to the
rec MGT.a Sv c.psn Adams hs
rest of the officers Tco boats were manned to bring
ship and the most hattering attentions paid to
.t,nlI ,I.r
could find no language II was the first vessel OF war she
saw. She asked thousand qnestionswas charmed
with the exquisite cleanliness of every thing. When
shown the biscuit Of the men, she begged for one
souvenir, and brought it off in her hand
Were you at tho Theatre last night Dear Bennett All
the world talking Of Elsslers greatest triumph and
certainly She surpassed herself last night Good God
not to DO enthusiastic how wonderful her execution OF
the rarestsdicutes Of her exquisite actwhat seeming
S nas ssos
est steepsof her pleasing art To speak truly her
gprouettes combined with the celebrity and finish
of her movemensthe buoysnt elasticity of her undula
tions through the air. realised ideal that has subdued
even the fasdious Park Benjamin. | have written TO
You only to direct your attention to ms greatest
renee the night was the singular patience Of the audi
ence and the nlicon OF some drunkards indecent noise
Rather than interrupt the dancing they endured to de
gree never before equaed this nsuerabe disturbance
for nearly s minutes, without complaint notice
Have you seen the Fanny ElsserC ozzen.
has got it, and devilish good is It is worthy OF being
'''"~ '''' S' HENRY wIKoFF
June ., 1910.
JurE %.
The Brs,cspies Cubano," Village Dance of Cuba,
is certainty the most striking thing OF all the sastory
manifestations saw, and, SIS executed by Eisscr
one of the pleasing things What arch
npss and drosry Of ook-an for the fantastic variety
he dance il to describe II is in possible
The Lrplteo de Cadz took the hou'e by storm the
l. baiio md ba-.~
letes the ravishing effect We could hardy Keep our
.eat TO restrain enthusiasm Impossible "Eneoye
We shouted II repeated and encore ~ wc oried
all night in DIR dreams Madlle Fanny called out
amid general cries for re engagement, and spoke as
folow.
~ am gruihsi beyond by these calls for
engagement but no option is left mel must reiuse
rails the last night | will appear before you on
N Our, rha hut YOU III not BE- Indifferent
20 the appeals OF others om spared then Huie Longer
the pain Of King farewell aud rejoice my rcpi5fre
This speech va most admirably given, ana was beau
tful clronx 20 succession Of triuppns II hailed
with cheers ana wrea,h'. and bouquets that fell till III,
curtain hil her from sight
Where his devil do you keep yourselfa No Car
find you. want 10 zee you. II. w.
TFor the Herald
You seem TO expect 70 make speech tonight
should like very much to do SO, but or one little dicul
y that might well tell you Ihare foTPo, al about
-(Great laughterl; and % dor't know what ~ say,
think had better say nothing General merrnient) BIZ
thank you most truly cur'sying Tor your kind applause
learn with surprise you are herewhy diA younot lei
me know it earlier have been sleeping since nv sr
rya-this 60 miles beiO breakfast is net what crack
cd up to be- VIII you and MADAM and dire with Us
at 3 o'clock without ceremony. Yours truly,
II. WIKOFF
fremont HOUSE,, July 10.
sm writing as last az lie cars came this morning.
will you when dressed.
WnpyEspAv, Sep.9th.
UEAs B,
sent for the places this morning and was told, to
nv Sc rprss that here not single le however
am not 10 be done thai wsy-luckiy for ell parties,
have kept box for tonight ann two Of the best places in
are YOUR disposition. You will encounter other
friend. OF mine. French nui American, but hope that
will give you no inconvsni,n nee
The b,x is let, red d, and II hero il sny difficulty
en al ae Ror Office for Mr. Childs the and l.,
viii pass you at oncsi win scea you h chimp de ba
i1iRe
FnrpAY, Sept II.
Do Won wish, and Mrs. T. too, 20 60 70 the thenrs
this evening If so, let me know and will make i'm nc
diatc application for places-there will be, probably