The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

sysr that the safety Of France required the death Of the
am happy to Say tina. my health entirely recovered
although NY system has been severely tasksd
Thank God, my probation ends on Monday next, whel
Iso to Detret whore, hOps-psrhaps vsiniy-to have
Fonthii looked finely from the river and wished
The not With regard 70 Lsoerdars having been the
pupil Of Tsma does not to be well authe nticated
in the paper you sent me, but It may, notwithstanding
be true
The words In parenhess ct the close -FOUR note were
needless, a. You know m',e is more than yours BY odds
How comes on the house, and what is Of much more
consequences to how your health Yours and
sincerely, EDWIN
suNpAY, 10th July
NV DEAREST KATr-I have mot written you Until now
for ] have not been well. having suffered much from
headache and have been ovetaeked in the theatre by
they could not hnd time to reSear,e the pieces
every needing prompting make the professen any
thing but agreeabls There has boon q great oppo,i.
ton to the theatre in shape Of ether entertainments
suited to the capacity of the people here
the circus has irresistible charms for them refer
now to the self styled tthe distinguished nobodies
might have stolen time to &C far the telegraph
office, to send you message as promised but since
my last despatch by that conveyance begin 70 think
that htnipg lie not SO fast as it's cracked to be-
have not boeu we'll enough to read any Of the mss yet
but hope 70 do SO in . few days.
My head IL still schipg, but in iess degree
As you get through with house. cea aing yon
had better accept Mira eodwins invitation and take
salt bat hing Your health think would be much i'm
1 seem quite lsnsly without you, and evea In this
short absence have often wished here but the
three weeks uTH paes away and then we shall see each
other again
Tell Lawrcn 1 received hi,etter and receipts &c sc
The weather Is quite cool here Write soon anu tell
me how you get on Yours ever truly,
Did not say they should have killed every Of
royalty What are the lives Of euon moths compared
70 the life OF one honest i1dustsiou, mani
tc3l
PHILADELPHIA Tuseday.
received the dresses, my dear Kate, on Saturday
morning last and in good tine for all needu purposes
That Of William Tell wore on Saturday night ID fitted
me exactly. was much pleased with it. and it
greatly admired by those OF good taste among the per-
formers. Mrs Judge Conrad, who was ia the house
during the performance said she in SO be-
coming costume 1t is really very picturesque. thank
you sincerely for your excellent bandi which in
deed gave fresh impuie to the performance OF the
character.
By this time yor have presume MADE al yoUi az
rsaeements for the keeping Of the house during
intended soourn in the outh We shall have to leave
a9S5 On a S % mex weas to svs IA
robe shall have to take with the carriers not
forward luseage TO Charleston shall need the large
black trunk now in New York, which get when
come there az the small trunk which is here is in most
ricketty condition
You raid nothing about the launch Of Captain Brit
IONS new vessel Did you Go? II you have found the
oots belonging to MIR Sutton su had better enclose it
70 me.
Busnese here continues to BE- very good considering
the fine eighi1g, which usually Injuries the theatre,
much All here beg to be kindly remembered to you
Tell Lawson to have the inc and pictures cent to Tween
tysscond street. ano pay the duties. and 40 forth
Yours, EDWIN
lave you heard of the shawla,
Judge Conrad vas in New YolA, and aeyer called
re Al
Mr. DEAR KATE-The storm Of Last night prevented
ne from reaching Boston until this ornng at half past
10 o'clock hurried to rehearsal with out my breakfast
And what without the MS OF Metapora which
unfortunately you had packed with my dresses in tho
crrnk sent by Harndens Express So that for good
[ have done might welhsv remsined in New ork
until this evening"
Send kiarysrets account of the holse Affairs that
may audit at my leisure here.
Yours truly, b2s out OF sorts
Sar. haE-past three gE
SAT-, IL Oct, lst,.
SOU my dearest Kate fo- your Kind attentions in writing
20 me 60 often indeed your always Welcome
In my last note TO forgot to say that should have
objection TO own Narat, coat provided it would fit
me, and could be made available for the stage: but
ehall be IN New York to morrow weak and then de
termine sbout it
My benefit last night "a. sise So Since they hsve
altered the front 81 the house it doe, hold the
Of money 1t did sst session, By one.third. have
received however EoE the ten nebs about $1,000. On
"wednesday last in playing cthelo, had attack Of
my old complainta violent rus of BLOOD 60 the head
srd suffered from ntense pain; and what is strsng,
acted part, Of tie character bettr. have
resorted 10 medicine, and better.
shall not perform orslcoses here but in plscs of
act Rosla; yen, fuppo,e, have reat the dress
Tam glad you old not 90 to ontliil Do not wish
you 70 do 80 until accompany you.
Whitney j. much ENGAGED IN business that suppose
he will ne. he able TO Tisit New York With Fanny .s
ALI
Sol Smith ia, reps nted OF his folly in not scouting
and now lie wrate, when Il i, too late. told him
ne manager
The mules eha'l be pessed 10 hssr have taken the
prize at the fair
Before left New Yo.s wrote letter to A. j. Davis
@iatiye TO the question wished him to solve-hc has
not yet answered.
l raw William Conrad yesterday He .,il, to-asy in
che Hebupieo for Europe; he goes td Egypt-slone.
Write me econ. and believe me ever
Have you taken IN the plants from the garaen--the
tulips and L mons &C.
The drez, Of Claude nv dear, st Kate has arrived IN
ample time. wore it last nshr, and much pleased
with tie improvements made in It. Your letter inform
ing me Of the purcba.o Of the Illustrated Primitive
being the owner OF that book. DO you not think Il
would be well to have it bound In the old style with
II done IA ny absence
your, evez truly and deYotedly
fJEspag. EDWiE.
NJ pEAA EArr---I received TIE dres, for Macbeth la
ample time. and am much pleased with the tasteful aud
appropriate in which 1t IL finished nothing OF
The kind could possibly look better and FITS me per
sectly You did not suppose send the shield II ha.
not come to hand.
Wiley and Putnam sent me word that Mr.. Merton's
portrait been smashed IL the hold Of the ship Christi
This must have happened through sheer negligence
and payment Of money can compensste me for the
ioes. OF late 1t seems encounter nothiBg but III luck
Mir. - with his daughter, residing in
this hotel end seemed glad 10 zee me. They enquired
IN the meet friendly manner about you, and would.
Al. sure be glad to hear from you. They go TO Now
York N few days, and have nccd to cali in Twenty
second ftreet.
rent ty WikoG twenty pounds to your mother to
purchase the shawIs, and have advised Mr. Euren the
Cor5ul at cads, through Mesus sprague and Homer.
that the money for the two pictures from NJ urio j
placed 20 his credit In bosson. j wish you 20 watch
sstentively the progress and mods OF putting the
furncHcc that you msy understand the WORKING Of
thoroughly 70 give the neeesary Instructions aterwards
10 the pt-
an aooc1ts due BY me with to be sent in Immediately
that my arrival in New FORK may AXE provision
70 tettlc taeo. You will al,o, make up the European
-1renditures and tie account Ct all moneys expended
by you since our arrival here.
Mr. and Hrz. whitney beg to be remembered NOS.
kindly you have nothing further to ray thai
sun-rn- from UNUSUAL depression of epirits
which endca.or but in vain. TO get id Of
Yours ansctionstely, goWtN
lCt
PEoeD4sCE. u. 1 IolA Sept
My DEAaygr KtTc-I am better ia health. and sti
improving Hamlet Tcesday, about $3.50. Last night
otheio, shout 500 70 night Richard; aud to morrow