The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-21

hand In order 20 clean up little to look respectable
but that write you daily. Truly yours, WALKER.
rkDAY, AN
Make my best regards to Williams, and do hone tn,
candle viii continue burn until can onoe more EMO,
the rays Of its light which so iIuuned me at the last
inteTsisw x,ris Wen We must az die and don't know Of
i In Il mons and be squeezed
! remain truly yours, WALKER
Col WIN. n. Bo3o.
W. MONDAY MoRr1c, Nov. 10.
Now rs to Bobhe eaves about eleven and returns at
ons-pleasant days he Is always You can have no
diaacul,y about NJ Ihope will sec you. Then .. to
Macomb already feel grateful for even the raising of
spirits in the anticipation of the event so dsvouty
wished for. Now reckon she will come when told how
to manage and how much happiness will be conferred
writing this In the cold and haste 9, excuse the
style lwi nope to hear from you to day and write again
this eve, which shall be little better. My regards to
Williams, when you have opportunity to join them
and TO hAcomb say that my happiness is her hands,
exercised towares you. Oblge friend, truly
Col. WA N. Bono, Present WALKER
NO. XIII.
s7hs funny that when get really at II, writing
70 you, nave sort OF mania to do and reectiny
after have written you or three letters as have
done to day have not scared to Heaven down
to this subunary sphere-though did ask how is NAL
comb, and why she would not call and me, and Ill
that=you know you could arrange it. am really sorry
thought she would blow away. Do, pray make her my
best regards shall feel much interest in her memory
tears frat wondered she did not write me- but sup.
posed she DID not get my letter. Young made once a
singular remark TO me; but he is damned scoundrel
But how wse it about the Boston folks They are to be
looked after b5 any one visiting that little city wish
was out to talk with you; l think would make you
hugh some ero parted with you for could. Should
you ever go to Boston again, you must stop the Win
throP House, = 10 on the corner of the Common. am
advised Of there being friends of yours there; and
BY the way diu you see at the last time that friend of
yours In Camb street,
Of irrelevant matter In these letters which ought
not to be read, as it referred to third parties The
counsel then continued to read parts of the follow
ing letters:-
wrote you on Friday and sent 1t out by my friends
Walker, Jr who staying at the Astor from Rox-
tell and have now other than had received note
from Iapaush saying he was at leisure and would
call up was dated last Thursday replied, and told
him that wished to see him. and on Monday at the
furthest 0oday.) / hope he will come, for fcannot
think what his ideas of to leave he does
Mrs. Malcomb-why nots-and then can tell you all
know in short time. don't know but may 20 down
town tomorrow at O'Clock P. ~, to attcnd reference
with Rue where before whom don't know, nor shall
not until today or tomorrow and then wish could
tell & you 50 might meet you there for once there
me, If not then Bill, odicer, for Jack don't come
shall try but in meantime If you can manage to let
hear from you by letter through the medium of
our friend pray do So and believe in haste truly
P.s.-If you should in your travels, come across Fri
days HERALD last please enclose it. did not got the
Times you said you sent me.
NO. XVI. f
DEAR sn-I received your note and regret to hear Of
your lness but hope ere this you quite GONZALES
cent. AS your family has departed conclude you must
be quite lonesome; 30 am and would socit the bene
n vci0 I oh
the window, or hear the door bel. ving it's for
the subscriber and like an Eastern friend of yours 81
sit my chamber, living the remembrance of the
the pleasure Of renewing the society
worthy panion-a Philosopher Esq content in ma
Of seeing you, Ike the Quaker girl ton you of-1
and how arc ALL and In particular the whose every
hint makes the spirit preyS you know I've told you
together. Her famiares give tho Indulgence Of tho
strongest hspss to her poor victims while she, appa
slaught sho makes I'd tell Yet, since would toll her
Of what she has DONE Is doing andbut am unacquant
ed 80 IN stop, lest you tell me no more
forward my address with fervent invitation for CALL
If you think such desire would BE complied with.
than ever before since had the pleasure of the first
pipe with you wonder If you recoilect t ever shall
along after fashion quite WsRhave good Company @ as
can expect indeed, take matters 'by aad large" it's
better than an average that fellow falls in with
board steamboat The worst is, VIC are all POOR, and
that's what we are here for as you rece,lect-
For to be poor ard it's our fate,
Is considered sin N New York State.
By the way, Malcomb did not como yesterday pro-
mised to-day much to the disappointment Of all
cerned VIII It do for to drop her line, to know
may expect to be Aonored by visits write this in
haste, so pray excuse me, and as ever, believe me-
Truly yours, W.P.W.
NO. XVII.
M DEAR SIR-ft's talking, sM.' would
oa in ten X ns
mistake and has made such nroads in my estimation
that must bs permitted 20 pronounce her par excellence
this ray of sunshine which have had the pleasure of
baskiDg in this p. NJ
will hope to see her to morrow. Truly yours,
Col. VIM. N. Bono, Present. WP. WALKER
TUESDAY MORNING. April 20.
one sent by Smith received last Tuesday was
honored by call from H. and L., and 1t proved
her book, while was paying more attention to L.
than she deemed courteous-that we talked in low
tone-she said she not to be made tool Of &C. The
account of bad PEN have written none since hardly
well. NJ. vexed, and made all the apologies that
given not exactly though hope she harbored no re-
sentiment, unkindness intended-yet it broke
up the good time which have always had L., too,
vexed that she should be, when no seemed to be
'rps5ent; pa 1a. !. =. ..,.. ,,u s.. =. uu,,.
old woman was this A. NJ. and stsd an hour. She gave
me little Of her i" side talk" Damn the Jews.
with could 60 to Brooklyn for with ron. Call
Warner and how she is, and tell her to write
Give her envelope addressed to me, 30 will get It,
send this out by John. We have had some trouble
about letters going out, old Parker actsg bad Have
Sandy yet on hand from -, but do hope that
you win make that arrangement, and II you write will
not, viii do my best by every means in my power to
Col WM NJ. Bono, present. WALKER.
r. ST. open this to add this
p. S.-5turla has had his friend to him from Gin
cnDati who win take him out In the of this
week next and he desires to say to you that II
you Ill return the tickets he handed you he will make
sii right with you through me you shall say
He wishes 70 express his best feelings and gratitude to
You for the kind interest you manifested and all that
scr OF thing he declines to write you because he imag
ines you might consider It indeiicate in him. He is
sensitive sort Of fellow and though id Enghshman
and Ike them ALL he Is the only gent at heart that
have among and barring his prciudces against Ynn
kee-land is q id fine fellow. Yours, W.
Old Joe went to Court Saturday and his is post
pcned until Saturday next. He Is down the 'Yankee