The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

during which time the coach which boughg VIII ready
to carry into switzerland WhersNcr wa passed the
people paid great attention. and even p"nc honos
believe they thought me princes travelling ffosne'o
All the gentlemen who discovered the ofi ~ my voyage
ana my projects seemed to wonder al NY courage and
they protested much anxiety for init began
to fancy myself heroine. notwithstanding my fears.
Lazy bennet u convenient to my mission ;n "us the
courer) and Mary they ffaernize most wonderfully As
Louis believes me TO be something majestic and
sublime and IRON the beginning having that my
will absolute in all things and over a persons at
tached to ray service he dares 10 his de-
sires or explain his opinions lie my ooiiness L
told him that If amy thing should happen while wa.
under his his life would Il m. other
day told him that II was my intention to ascend the
Rig Ga summit of the Alps and Moan 81 Bernardo
Louis appeared to be struck at my determinations yet
will fulfill my intention Here we have been at the
Opera ard Mr. Bettnan promised IA his hox for the
next night l have not received any letter from
England and do not expect any until l
rive at Lausanne. where / ordered they should be
directed and whore resides the sister of my good friend
George Jones Hope that he will favor with his
pany, and accompany in all excursions as he may
prove to be most worthy guide. Write me- and ad-
dress your letters to the OF Mr. Felix Marse in Lau-
same that may know that you have received this let
ter then. and not before shall feel happy for hav
ing neglected what thought to be my duty and upon
You alone will full in future the consequence Tor better
cannot positively that it would grevs me- should
you act imprudenty have written this letter badly
that can but hope that you will be able to readit
DEAR Mn wmorY:-I have thought more ssriously on
the business and have decided that should meet
any more Meanwhile. do not attempt to because
you would oblge to cause to be announced She is
not at home which the servants may think wrong
Yours, sincerely, ice.
DEAR Mn WKorr:-This morning received yonr note
from Mrs. Groc in which she said she TO be IT FL
than and she would like to see me- to go there
am leaving for stecn If shc comes again in town next
week hope to see her at that time What have say
mer concerns RI me alone ha be pleased to you
this you alone ought to decide. Ny OPINION Is, that we
hould not see each other any Yours. sincerely,
j &. ~ NBLE
So,
DEAR Mr.. Wixorr-You ought 10 haze known be.
ievc by my last declaration the my sent.
Calm reflection during two day. interval Of solitude
passed at home has more strongly confirmed my impress
SON. That such an alliance can never make truly
happy greatly regret that any or doubt sbond
have possessed your mind but that will forgotten
in the active you have marked for Yourself
Your talent and energy will, undoubtedly advance YOU
and will give me sincere pleasure Of your sue
cess shall always revert to you with feelings of be-
neyoence as much from the memory OF those who knew
and loved you, from your many noble and generous
qualities BE kind enough to the letters which
you promised should have, and any others which Won
may have in your hands Ifyou have any oral commni.
cation, shall be at home tomorrow. from one to two
O'Clock Yours most sincerely, janice. GAMBLE.
DEAR Mr. WIKoFF-I assure YOU il was with little
courtesy that refused yesterday YOU but il is
best for both of us 1 think should not meet mt
present and if should say to you it causes pam
feel assured You not egotsca insist upon
repetition Your reproachcs at last did
not leave any impression upon my spirit knew
did not deserve them and know that afterwards YOU
acquitted me Of blame. Coquetry is matter unknown
to me- and your foble not to discover easily the real
truth. am deceived by any man: bnt those wbn
know me best how easily in them 1t will
be always with sincere pleasure have previously de-
clared to hear of your successes fine and prosperous
career Is before you and felicity always be your faithful
companion. Your present reproaches will be soon for
gotten If you divert and occupy YOURSELF and hope
terested in each others welfare Excuse my haste
have so much to do that do know what to begin
sincerely. } q CAMRIE
?. Slave you seen the letters written me by a Ger
tain person they contained all that knew about YOU
NY decision IL my own
"WEDNESDAY
When received your note and did not reply / was in
companys~itha dutchcss. You this evening
but If you desire to tomorrow at H. will see YOU
then but all this vcxation end: you have never
comprehended me feel for you; but mere friendship
and nothing and the remembrances and ntercourses
OF past years are the why you with more
consideration than others do not intend to
myself but circumstances have much connection with nv
conduct, you had known me- you would have better
81 my m%. Of acting should BE- to you the
cause any trouble on srie believe me should be very
sorry am sincerely, j. =, GAMBLE
TncRspAY.
DEAN Mr. WIkofr;-I beg You to and see nae
before you leave London. l make this demand as an
especial favor snail depart from every etiquette and
receive you as an intimate lricnd Nosis sncerely,
! =. GAMBLE
DEAR IIR Wrsorr:Iu your of yesterday you say
= from your injurious s,spicons in relation 20 myself
know the motives for which la, rida, " Ac. &c, Sc
In vain did try to cal! 10 mind what sad did that
You could have ground Tor your suspicious have no
i
offend you In fact It Is impossible for imagine
what all this means know that you have said hard
things Of me but forgive oil You have judged
hasy as you have yourself confessed but this mistake
had its origin in affection you deserve INV re-.
proaches You have made another mistake speaking too
freely OF all these things with Others q except Mrs
Grote) These faults very light had the courage
to write and to ask from Mrs Grote interview for 70.
day desired to explain to her certaiu facts and 70
learn her opinion about them But hear she is out Of
town. and will not return until Tuesday next On Sun.
day shall go to Steen in Mrs should consent
pyn olfh 81. L.
probable shall not remain longer than u day or two I
had no wish or desire to to Steen, but Mrs B. would
against my false friends. l do know how far the
rumors Of certain person have gone against From
my hnoWeage nave never offended any person and
believe that my life up to the present time has been
totally nocnsiye and far retired TO excite the co
tention Of no enemies. and my unprotected situation
would have dsarmed them; but this the ease Il
Is not this that grieyos me. }. q. GAMBLE.
sAruRpAy, October is. 1851.
After some reflection believe it will be mpruden for
ls TO see each other again have Mrs Grote and
am not surprised at your enthusiasm vet believe YOU
do her great injustice in calling her woman
1t appears to she Is cfemnate every sense of that
term She was very kind in procuring me a travelling
companion but had already made my arrangements
with Miss Bennet This choice was more from sympathy
han anything else because she is young for such
charge. Now here am upon the point starting with
my companions like ono again young search of advsu
lures If they come like satircs unobservcd Iet them
come; am prepared At all events there will be no
cause Of complaint Here am. once more in the free
surrounded by gay rivucts shall feel NV
youth renewed and happy the beautiful creation OF
Foquet Audnc that enchanting ideast " my own i'm
perfect nature. The shadow on my spirit will he deeper
with the advance Of my footsteps towards the grave We
ought to write DO more; it would be mprucnt and for
many causes very nconvonient. This is my last.
Adicu, ice
No date.
left London the 18th and crossed 10 ADVERSE
continued my voyage here. As ] wanted some rest
stopped in this enchanting place. which of the most
delightful on the Rhine We all well my company is
very modest and genteo and my courier il a treasure
He is voting man full Of life speaks different Languages
takes great care Of me- and what is better yet LIE pays
ne most asFduons attention to my old Mary lie has
travelled much with ladies, aud as on the beginning /
told him that no person could impose upon he very
mild aud obeins ltc too. has been unforu in his
loves and for this also much interested in his well
fare appear that his sweetheart during his absence
married n MIR Taller. avery handsome man. lie mar
rated tome all his adventures and laughed when tried
to console him assuring him that he should BE- very hap
ly OF having been released Of girl caprcicus that
but the good youth cannot forget her speaks
her in sorrowul manner. start for Frankfort and
shall buy coach and afterwards continue my voyage
to Switzerland there intend to remain three months.
and SHAH leave again for Italy. Evcrywher we pass we