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

49, ans nouses nav ben very Ecod nus az ana
during the remaining nights. The great fall Of
instead Of njurng the theatre will be Of the greatest
service to IT, as the people come In sleghs from oil the
And believe me, anecticuateIy and devotedly. your
own EDWIN.
ALBANY, Nov 80, 1872
Mr. DEAREsr CATHARINE.--I Gid not arrive here until
consequence Of the ice Hudson landed about twelve
miles below and had to take stages from thence
Albany The weather is intensely cold and have sui
fered good deal To- day It began to snow, and
az o'clock p. 1t is foot deep upon the Level The
houses have been pretty good and to night much my
surprise there must have been than one hundred
dollars In the house In New York. under the came cir
cumstances, doubt If there had been twenty
Remember me to cid Jones, and believe me- ever your
own EDWIN.
re-
Nj DEARrsr CArHAnINE.--Ex the paper; am wr-
ting In the box Office Of the Arch street theatre and they
have other to give Mr. Porter is satisfied th Mrs
Jones should remain until her husband is pronounced
out Of danger left Mrs Joaess letter at the house Of
Henriette and got here eaiey and she seems quite
delighted with her visit 20 New York and the attentions
hope my dearest Catharine you hourly impro-
wing and that MI Jones win be 60 much better in few
DAYS 50 as 70 snA0s 6 sTi bs ss c yca EDWIN
Esbe s !, delighted With the grapes
(Clo)
NV DrARrsT CArEARkE-I duly received tho trunk
containing the dress for Richard and played the charac
u
heartily clad it is / have concluded to perform
three nights next vcek-monday, Tuesday, and Wed
needay and eha leave here on Thurtday for New York
Mr. Grattan called and asked after your health. and
reiterated his regrets that Mrs G. not well enough
TO return your visit while in New York To night is my
benefit and judging from The show at the box office,
there Will be great hcuse. The Notwithstanding
Lear and Eolla
Captain Howard is here who told rue he had the plea
cure Of tending you and Margaret TO the Chatham
Theatre. hope your fathers engagement proved sue
ceesfu there Has Lawson sent the balance Of the
o her hac haan rsYnQr LalIU IN L
hope it has been with you
thank you fer rondng e. me the Winter vest and the
P bic OF '0s'h'"'a candy winch 7a' very '''epA
livery much regret that nay return viii be deferred
for even the few nights mentioned above. but am
anseus to free myself as coon @, possible from the Gin
cinnati debt.
Remember me to Margaret and Old Jones The latter
Ihope il now quite recovered
Accept my dearest oatharioe. the sincere love of
your own EDWIN.
Write soon, Boston, Friday morning.
M prAnrsr CATH,RrNr II received your letter to
gether with Capt Warnings You cannot think how
Here everything is comfortless opened on Thursday
to about $780, Nandonhod the Holiday street theatre
tinues, had $I9e Al the Holiday street, Miss VS.
benefit two pieces about sl0o ehau act remain here
have jus received lsttes from hambn in reply to
one which wrote him from Philadelphia. He wishes
me to take 500 Per night aud every sixth night to
divide. Th, proposition shall no. acoede to.
Mr. Calvert called yesterday; old not see him
am glad to hear fCiauds', is wel ana improving Ia
growth Does be lock as much like old Allen as for
merry BY way Allen has promised to sen you
some green peas OF which there IL abundance hero
Iprefor to rent the House at New Rochelle by the
year and not give lease Of it 1t would be difficult to
nd rurcha,er Tor the property subject to so long
iease. and wish to get rid fit.
received letter from Mr. Smith at Gin .innati. His
wife hos just presenied him with fine dark haired
lassie whom he has called Lavit la. after Miss CARL
MIS- scmebody now whom you met at Gin ,innati Mr.
we'll veil ~ W ''''' 40 ~ '''''DS ''''
The wbg seem to be in great good spirits here quite
Of Harrson's election and the complete overthrow
ct the democratic party. Nay they he sadly disap-
pointed.
How long for the end Of next week. which hope will
restore me again to my dearest Catherine T..
!fJou zee an auction notice which promises some
thing useful fer the house pray let me know.
re- lei
hY DEARrsr CAruAalSe.-I received your Kind letter
Of day this morning aud read it with that sincere
spirc in me- saw old Mr. Msckay to-day; be regrets
exceedingly that sou did not to Boston with me
lie called the day OF arrival with the purpose he toll
ns Of inviting Us to his house home during
stay here lie positively insists that when visit Boston
ethcr must take up abode with him He says
he give better looms than get in the hotl.
aud ths, be will do all within the scope his abity to
make truly comfortable 1 much pleased with hs
old frank and generous Offer Of hospitality aai
though could not accept hi, preferred kindness yet
feel not the less grateful for his friendly u sincere
tenons lie you in terms OF uDmitiated praise,
ard said you every worthy of my most devoted
affection Of course he made quest e my whole he
do love TO hoar you praised and value 1t most highly
when in the present instance, II Is the spona
oe-iBg Of the candid and the good have promised
call upon him on Sunday morning next. Ihsye just
turned from the Performance of the Gladiator Allen
pft stepped In and given the returns Of the house.
have made in the Eve nights the OF Thousand
and fcrtyseve1 dollars aud seventy i've cents This
ytuw perceive IL the average aud m uch better
than Anticipated shall produce Eicheieu on Monday
io- my benefit when overlooking house is confidently
expected In ell likelihood the coming week will
even more lucrative than the present one.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney desire to be kindly remembered
TO you.
The wsather to-day has bs-a delicious spd bids fair to
You can tell Lawron will make bm remittance of
ces to Mrs. Leggett and to Margaret, remain
uDchangeably your own,
newspaper to-day speaks Of the evident improve
ment in my performance OF Macbeth on Tuesday Lasts
part have not, yet appeared Ia. This is more of
Sum'us 0fth' 'ils nsWs e iG ''''''eF''
M DEAREST CArHAnINc:-I have great pleasure in
acknowledging he receipt Of your letters Of "Wednesday
letter and the newspapers. Do not be afraid that
tire with the rerual of your letters hail each one with
I ehal be- am glad you have received the bust aud
that you think ip good likeness Suppose you order
pedestal for it ana srre shall approve your taste.
There s great regret at the Eutaw House that did
not lodge there. They had prepared the best in
the hou,e for our reception. You great faYorte
there. shall dine there tomorrow with Wagner
The houses have beer SO good here in consequence
Of the excitement about TIE election.
Last night there vas grand democratic procession
mated banners &c, and in passing the theatre, they
gave cheers for yonr humble servant. Iou will, am
sure be gratied 70 hear this In spite Of yoac pretended
aristocracy.
ained yesterday With -. 1t was on. Of tho.e so.
es quie, happy dinners which reminded Of come at
sweety will the fifteen Ueeks pass think OF them
much as you do. have made nc engagement for the
South, SO you may hush your fears
The pany at this theatre is in the fun
meaning Of that word. have played three nights and
received four hundred and nfyt~o dollars This does
not reach my expectations but they promise next week
ths be better At the other theatre they scarcely
ceive enough to pay for the lights. Remember me 70 all
at home, aud particularly to Mrs Legget who rejoice
TO hear, looking better aid more tranquil She hss
6st O great treasure.
Hope my dearest Catherine In good health, and that
shc may long continus Is tho -inceI:st wish of yon
OWL tIus EDWIN.
BsLriMonE, Get. s. 1895.
TxcuEe this scrawl have just h-s.d Of mort de-
structiTo cophsgTation in Philadelphia.
After recess Of quarter Of an hour Jp q Cenof BE-
m 20 read a. folovs;-
orr
BosloN, Oct. Sth, 1910.
M DEAaesr CArutsxE-Your kind latter Of yesterday