The herald., 1837-02-25

that they intend 10 make motion iof new arlai III
the case of one of the rioters convicted BY the jury
Jared w. Bell. We should think Jared. "good essy
man." ought TO be content with his pisus recon-
mendation to mercy" without any more trials. He
has had one trial too much. Another may dish him
altogether.
The Gang also call the proceedings trlfling and
ridiculous.'E Whs made them SO? Who caused the
waste of time 1t was not the court nor the prose-
cutor the jury-t solely caused by thecounsel
for the defence. Again-the verdict is "a palpabls
absurdity." We have no doubt the "Gang' think
SO. Their scheme Of morals is known too well to
make them think there is any propriey in checking
RIGHTEOUSNESS and staying outrage.
Let them barn. Their ignorant, vulgar attempts to
mpugn the conduct of the Recorder, court and Jsry
will rebound upon their own precious Characters
Men capable OF THUR conduct cannot see the proprcy
of any laws stepping in between the gratificaon OF
magnity and the peace of society. Even IN Their ve-
nv remarks, in their own organ, owned IN part by Bell
himself as sworn to on the stand, contains fresh
niece of evidence against the very rioter they would
exculpate.
As to the threats, we know kow TO pin the Gang
to the wall We shall make the real propretors Of
the New Era establishment, Robert Hoe d Co., re-
sponsbe for every outrage committed by their penny
erploySs We can set limit to the Gang whenever
wo choose. They had better beware
Bv EXPRESS MAIL-Congress has not yet transac-
ted an business of great importance. The Tariff IS
now before the Senate, but merely as stalking
horse.
The anniversary of Washington's birth day has
been generally observed south.
BR1r1su SHIP DrAMosp.--In another column will
be found full statement of the condition of the ship
Diamond of which so much was said recently. 1t
completely exculpates the Captain.
"HERALD PENNY PAPER.')-This is the term
which the Journal Of Commerce applies to u.s. His
NOT true. Our yearly subscription is So 25-that OF
the Journal sl0 being two cents per day for the Her
aid and three cents for the Journal We say nothing
of the great popularity Of the Herald all commercial
subjects-the very points which the Journal
pIumes itself on. Let all Wall street. and every COM
mercal city, determine which is the ablest conducted
paper.
a. Pretty Charlotte Watson was al the Park The
atre last night, to see Mrs Gibbs in Cinderella She
returned the other day from Long lsland-all parties
are reconciled and the lovely creature (oh crie to
be given away tonight to highly respectable young
gentleman of this city. We are assured that we were
mistaken as TO the manner Charlotte felt IN her ia
theirs family Glad to hear it. Who can give US
beautiful epithalamium?
g The following is the list Of the jury who pinned
the Humbln gang,.-
Charles F. Cummings, painter, IL Frankfort street.
John Briggs, merchant, Carlisle street.
Henry Phelps, LOG franklin street.
Alex Morgan, blacksmith, Al Spruce street.
I.ucius Hart merchant, Isl Allen street.
James r. Heaon, chairnaaker, 10 Downing street.
Francis Osborn, merchant, AZ Frankfort street.
| Joseph Cspp grocer, "a Nassau street.
| Alex r. Walsh, gentleman, 49 Warren street.
| James II. Launsberry merchant 43O Feari street.
| George Wetsell, hairdresser, 81 Pearl street.
! John T. Fisher, marble yard, 269 Broadway.
These gentlemen have immorallsed themselves
for their firmness- integrity
and their true sense of the dignity of moral sent-
ments, and of the liberty of the press
g@Lady Blessing toms new work is out-,he "Ho-
ney Moon"
-fnished soon
is ust published by Carey g. Hart, of Philadelphia,
and sold by the Carvills Broadway. There's Don
ma Is;dorn, Lord Reginald, Lady Rayuleam, and
we don't know how many other great names in this
pair of volumes.
LALA RooKH.-A new edition Of Moore's mos,
popular poem has just been published by Mcssrs
1 q, proa 4 is apd