The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-06

much Peabody has this moment called 10 say hs is on
from New York for England He has just been offered
the editor ship OF tempoanee pap,r In Boston what
reply YOU he tscty acknowledges that be has told 20
wiul aud unb ushing falsehoodh-
Iwantto know how be il to get out Of that.
missed ,hould be delivered to-day We have got sort Of
muggy imitation Of Indian summer veAther, and have
head Next week do not expect to suffer 90 much-snd
will begin upon The Gladiator when the storm dwn-
engt s-how long you play sc Give my regard to r. p
Smith, am so glad to hear Of him and pray give my
best love to your sisters and tell them feel happy IN
the thought that they are taking good Of you.
God bless you, YOUR own KATE.
Mr. Van Buren, said to MI. 0'Conor during the read
ing Of above note-is heavenly angel newspaper
Mr.. Ogonor-You know as much about them as do.
CONTINUED .aughter)
A Juror-what is the date Of that,
Mr.. Van Buren-We suppose the date to be Nov a.
He next read No 81 -
WEDsEspAY EVENING ed November, lS4S.
NY DEAREST EDwis--
have reached about the doiDgs Monday night but
they all to agree on the main point-that there
without being heard by the audienc .. 30 far well
enough pour commencement but hope they are following
you are first and foremost-and how you satisfied.
When found you were to play Metamora last night,
readily supposed you would be too busy with rehearsal
and other matters to write to me- My Edwin pray
take Of yourself
send you the and shoulder drapery for the Gl
dator and the dress for Roa which hope will suit you
-(by Adams Express to morrow. Pray let me have .
line-aor which will send to the post on Sunday.
hope you will be pleased with the copy Of Metamora Do
you want the part of Sparacus omitted-nke that OF
Metamora in the new copy You know you gave mo
hope you 70 und your sisters all we-pray let me b,
afectionatey remembered to them, aud with regard t.
the Conrads. God bless you, my own Edwin
Your KATE
Mr. Van Buren--The date Of that will call the fan
Of AS. / next read No. az:
mo S2l -,
"WEDNESDAY EvEsNo.
NV DEAREST EpwiS--
think gires IL him nicely. 1 hope you will get eome
portions of it 70 published, especially that about his
eondescdns toplay Hamlet and his impudent remark
received your letter to-day just had returned
sunasy ana Monaay with nv she |: parscusriy
anxious to Fonthil and have promised take her
If hss from
| and come to Philadelphia that day, should like TO
| wardrobe, &c, that you may have everything
do not think it would be wise to leave the house long
in the of the Phlistines but If Mrs. b. does up I'll
| her praying on Sunday can make her promise not t
| leave the house till 1 return.
As to the attacks upon you by the penny they
beneath notice and only sent them because having
them myself feared you would be angry if L
Withheld the Vie trash fro you
Thank you for your enquiries after my unworthy
l IT troubles me good DEAL but think will take
Ct DR. Wedons prescription on. aturday and So TX
possible ensure my being in toerable condition when
come to you, my own blessed Edwin.
will give your remembrances to Stevens, who viii moet
am glad you have fair weather as i know. helps to
make you happy. 1 hope your cold is better, my own
With kind love to your sisters
Ever your aIectonats
MI Van Buren.--That is October, 4s. 1 next read
| No. 3d.
| FarpAy EVENING, Oct 1913
How sorry am, my own Edwin, to think that you
will have return Of that pain For mercy's sake
that flannel when acting; for that cold wind Ia
oft wish you would take some ni,r pomica you may
remember 1t did you good before-two drops on email
an really glad you are with Mrs Mestayer FOR L
think che would be careful Of you If you are not well,
hope however you will have no return Of sickness and
that you win be home on Sunday week hsve NO. seen
any who has the "superannusted and the pa
pers see do not mention him; but meress good tine
| comingn for him in Philadelphia
| have not been doing much since you were here. L
copying MetGmoa and attending to working matters
generally On Tuesday according to the arrangements
made the day you took smms QUIT he and his daugh
ter and the Lawsons Miss Lynch sc spent the evening
here and stupid enough It was least thought go
or my Id made feel So few days ago wills yss
attacked very much in the was, wi.S vertigo
that Mrs Willis thought h. lead Dr. Gray bss
| hidden him to write or think about anything. have
packed Up and sealed all the tragedies ready for sending
of when you come-of course you have found sothin
carving man is here, think you will find him
Write me, my Edwin and tell when all
you-on Sunday morning, hope 1t Will be- God elesi
you my precious Edwin
Your own, KATE.
Mr. Van Buren, then read No "a When be came TO
that part where she says the article from the Eues
Post think exceedingly good; lawson told he
t there loud laughter, in which the Chief Justice
joined
MONDAY Mok~lve
MY DEAREST EpwIs.-I send you the closed
scraps from the Sunday papers because they
worth stnding but because think would wish to
everything which is said about The Row. The article
from The Erening Post, think exceedingly good. Law
son told yesterday that he it, reaues ed him
which were given to Brady at the time OF your dinner
Your pantaoons came home just now and shall send
them by Adams Express to- morrow wait till then, IN
case should hear from you, requesting to send any
think you will have fun out of that san but
| hope it will not come oil while you acting.
Yesterday being very fine day, Stevens drove Jane
Knower and out to Font Hill She was delighted
with the place and the house, aud sgner and the
came back without damage.
Ihopc you WELL my 0 vn blessed Edwin aud that
you viii zee q to the "superannuatedn wish Conrad
busy but like to hear all about you, lis only to
know what you are playing.
stevens is very kind in sending me news.
Mr.. Van Buren, then read letter No. 36--
SATURDAY, IL o'clock
MY owS EDwiS-1 have just sent to Mr. Blake all the
articles could lay my hands on I will rumsge up
stairs and If find anything else Of conseq uence viii
send it to you. had the lock picked oil the library
drawer, and the man will give me key to it, which
shall give you, as thought you would like 1t 10
lett open Mrs w 9 letter have likewise to Bake
Give it him (Mac) now your hands in, my own Edxn.
Your own KATE.
Mr. Van Buren-We don't propose to give any more
letters In reference to the Macready matter at this esge
OF the proceedings We now offer the receipts OF this
quarterly pay ment, to the present time Mr. Lawson
proved tup to a certain date. He then read the
cepts, and said We offer the extracts OF Mrs
HES letters, which are set out in Mr. Forests affidavit
at page lS4 aud referred 10 in Mrs Forrest adsyit
Mr. OCoBor objected
Mr. Van Buren, replied.
Chief Justce-I have difficulty in disposDg {: .hii
matter They cannot be offered in evidence o- auyo
the purposes Of this trial
Mr. Van Buren, then tilered another letter fro Ms
Forrest to her husband marked 49,
Mr.. Conor suggested that there was paragraph in
il which % n third partv md could h. 1plu