The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

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IT, wsl old Crooker remarked, then yo have business
With Martin, Strong 6miths tolo HIN had had, TO
which be replied, On. thought /. vas recent What
could say Kates csrelsssly though With all the effort
IN my power, disguised my feeling and that l. What
blasted. and that WI 20 through the world wearing
Oh, KAietn II too nuch--itis hard and who Is to
be benefited by our estrspgemeutf You knos Il II
money; you know that am 20. se,n1h-sn.t never
male enough for Myself have no fear o. that
whatever. Ny spirits, my health, and my habts
have and this unfortunats affair shall oos out Of
Dorsbly They an say g. and know It ana It has
money that has cspensd noe to suffer AL have Bat
not for ths only for you and the II win be
my and uneeasng object Of regard, in any event
but think you would resort to such course IL
you hated ne 70 rid yourself Of me, hard, whsn II
could We accomplished much easter and moro equal
terms. Not that would avail Of the opportunity
OF snother marriage for do believe would have
the hottest inclination, and with my hand my hear
can truly say that never saw the woman that
thought possessed many qualities much red
by me to make me good wi,e that could not only love
and respect, a. found in you Yes, Kate. you do
serving Of my saying AL that and to It VII bear
testimony. fbase ever been influenced governed
by than could he BY any one elsc and now
Why should We ssgsrstey Can yoa Be happier With a.
feelings to crafty the Pride Of ohcr,2 Can Jon nuke
your children look upon their father AZ one that
That and you refuse to 10 talk with tell
me why Tell me why you wish the separation to be
and what shall become Of the childrenY You have 1
mothers love, and think Yen have not father'ss Am
to be denied the privilege Of seeing them Of even CIV
ing them the few little presents that IT has In my
power to make them9 1t cannot be ,ssibe II 10 IN
your heart that IT he Sol and win no, believe IT.
once that we can try to arrest the whole can and
If OF the whole part OF the dread cals nifty which will
last with life for both to regret, forever regret KAte
copjure you, beg Of you. to pause and consider Be
me- tell me- have before told each other candid
feelings and II sha be the happiest meeting you have
ever had Tor your future good and happiness with
best lore for you and the children, WILDES.
r. 81 snail request Capt. McMAnnerA TO hand this TO
you. Ihope by Monday to have written reply whether
you will me. Under circums tances shall In any
event any advantage Be- taken Of an interview comnu
nication. v.
MI DHAs KAIs-I wrote you last night Or rather yes
terday and being called on terminated rather abruptly
Well wrote you that had engaged girl conclude
back 10 Brunswiek think you viii Ike her Also, q
explained In relation to Schenck Il will appear that
fears BE Is nsted in relation to Mary and as none
US have heard any dpgs from her since she left,
have nothing to conclude other than that she
gagged to Draper George vroom however, says he win
fnd out about her, cousin Of his h acquamtance.
Also, his uncle married sister of Mr. Task It Is the
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Mary, and q correspondence was commeneed between
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good looking better than Mary TO Judge by the dsguer
reosype but a. nc did not talk rs expected and
idea OF pondence IN which she, after sundry
checkings and cooehings, told him when he on his
another from her, in which she hoped that the ac-
qusiDtance would not thus suddenly terminated But It
did and they wish it renewed He IL disposed
10 do he had not time and with him
aud past sunday and Monday but as yet have not,
having deferred 1t from time to time. Now do really
wish that Caroline would with you though
not wish to undertake to match making, yet would b.
no better pl ased than to them pleased with each
Other. 30 much for that Van Dyke, ~ believe
wrote YOU goes Washington toe of days
He has Lost child since his returH FROM the East
you YESTERDAY the last letter received from wiides
thompson; he spoke Of sending from Dizzy it did
not come. Wish Jon would write me receipt 81 that
and what is said done in relation to it, would
near due that presume no di:euisy viii Be had e
realize 1t. am keeping mp gooa spirits and shall
come out right and bright u you continue for short
time lorger not to faint be weared in well doing
then--why, there viii be OF IT, believe have
done nothing the last two months but continue to write
have nearly lost my hand. Hosever il you can read,
al well. Your mother Ia Teally good and kind, and
least viii try am glad that the children continue
to be 50 good dear little creatures do 30 long 70
you ALL stopped in tonight to hear Anna Bishop 10.
day 10 rather cool and until now have cold
weather that cared for certainly 1t has been delight
full for the season; but, you having snow, prssnme
almost thing but pleasant TO you You AJAX about
lib Barwood. Have not seen heard from her. She
Of is with Amos Davis and bis BRIDE they
are together. believe, with the mctherin law, Mrs
B. ocks Mrs Amos Davis IL Hollands wife, divorced las,
spring; formerly Miss olney of Portland. It quite
move for Davis Did not the folks talk about T. In Bruins
wick or don't they know III You ask about Sam Davis
and his losses see him occasionally, bu. have moi
heard Of his losees He always looks though he
had something in his mind H. Mcclellan here Ias
week, and called TO twice. LETT HIS card. though
did not him. happening to b ont whom be called
Have not body from Bath Of te indeed rarely
see any one from the Fast unless meet them IN Wal
street or Broadway You speak Of going to Brooklyn Il
hive Why, hod rather live in the city, and still rather
in Brunswick. Hadn't you, II it would suit your and
governed by you. Norris and family have ssns South
SaQe would not take them Old Hamilton Ia st ut Hruns
WICK boards at Mrs. Smiths You ask about Cutler
he looks though be bad been drxegcA through
Cities and thinking he kad better 90 home 70 take
care of his babies. rarely him. and give myself
trouble as the last heard Of his prospects was that hi
was commission for what be sold In seccrd rats
hardware house, and the balance Of the time stopped
the United States Hotel Don't think he win Sc
the river DIRE Well, this 10 well flied fhest--hs
pleased to give like eHuson; or, rather much-ii
always better for you write interesting letter Loys
TO the children and all Az ever, additionally yours,
WiIDES
NoxnAY Moanso
DEAR KATr-For the first time in two weeks have hai
anything like rest but after writing you last evening
felt more composed because thought you would ex
the result. then went TO bed and dreamed OF every
thing, OF the children and you, and thought yos
again stand nobly in defence Of your feelings
have you once before TO your father and ono,
to me- wonder II you recollect the latter; how I'D
thing tat You did yourself but enough Of that an
too confident, perhaps in others, have BEEN bat
you--never Never did feel So and lot what vii