Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-21


the general impression in the city, that the realization
of the effects of those houses in America, IS gong on
very badly.
THE LoAFER PRINTS IN THE LURcH.-Yesterday
morning. we gave, tory-eight hours IN advance ofev
cry other paper in the city, the important fact that
the brig Napoleon of New York had been lost at sea-
and that her captain and crew had arrived safe in
New Orleans. This vessel sailed from Newport
South Wales the goth of July last for Charleston
S. c., with cargo of railroad iron and $1,000 in
specie on board. She insured in Wall street for
$4,000 No tdings had been heard of her, and the
had given her up for lost and concluded that
every soul OH board had persisted. The information
had just reached here frem Charleston, that she had
been out 70 days and nothing heard of her and the
wife of the captain, Mrs. Story Whose mind was
already deeply agitnted by uncertainty was saved
from being plunged into the lowest depths of misery
by this intelligence Of the probable death of her hus
band, by the cheering announcement in the Herald,
following close on the heels of the other, that he,
whose life was bound up in her being, was alive
and well. Nor was this all the wives and children
of the crew have also been made happy by the intel
igence; and although our special correspondence
from all parts of the world is conducted at enor
nous expense, yet we should be doubly and trebly
paid, if il had other good result than comforting
the heart of one excellent and lovely woman.
How can the loafng Wall street prints look the
merchants in the face-how can they dare to assume
any thing on the score of industry and intelligence?
Sleepy, stupid, and rotten, they are always like the
sow, wallowing in the mire of ignorance.
Tr Yesterday received the following note of in
vitation through the Post Ofice:-
Nrxv yop Oct
sir-You are requested to meet at Tammany Hail. satur
day. October 2s at o'clock for the purpose Of considering
fishing conducting Of Daily Morning Newspaper 10 this
city, devoted the support Of Democratic principles and
Ma. JAMES G. BENNETT.
l will do no such thing. democratic principles"
Democratic humbug! When pretty girl invites me
to a wedding or a committee of bachelors to fancy
ball. generally 60. But do the loafers of Tammany
Hall suppose that have any interest in creating a
fund to start newspaper? have already news
paper and fund of my own. II they mean to act like
men Of sense at Tammany Hail. let them never seek
to establish any newspaper. Collect your fund.- get
the cash, and when you have any advertisements to
publish send them, accompanied with the money, to
any paper in town. In the present state of the news
paper business none will refuse TO publish if they
the cash. All will consider such fair business trans
actions"
Blockheads OF Tammany don't burn your fingers
BY establishing what you cant contnue-a news
paper.
fr We have several very interesting sketches to
give of the lovely and unfortunate sufferers by the
Home steamer Yesterday a respectable young man
called upon Us.
al was directed" said he, "toput this cd newspa-
per into your hands by my sister, before she left New
York"
"Who is your sister 2"
"She was Cynthia H. Stow, one of the young la.
lies who was lost in the Home"
took the old newspaper. 1t was copy of the
New York Museum" Published by John HARRISON
No. 3, Peck slip, on the 2sth Dec. 1899 II contains
full account Of the Funeral obseques' on the
Heath Of Washington with sermon preached by
Doctor Linn a, the middle Dutch church.
"Poor GIRL" said l, 81 will keep il in remembrance
Of her"
Miss Stow was native OF Geneva, in this state She
was young, beautiful and highly accomplished She
had been an Instrucress TO an academy in Michigan,
where she was idolized, and was going to Augusta,
Georgia, TO take charge of Seminary there. But
llas she is gone!
Mr.. Thomas J. Smith, one Of the survivors, is a son
IF the late Alderman Smith, of this city. When the
peat struck, he stripped his clothes, tied his papers
'ound his waist, plunged into the water, and swan
ashore.
report was circulated that Capt Pennoyer, ofthe
Neptune, now here had said the Home was not
We are authorised to eontradcr the
MAGNIFICENT New TnEATRs.-The best time to
start new enterprise on novel plan, is during the
greatest competition. We have six theatres sgoing.
new one is TO be erected on the corner of Anthony
street and Broadway, larger and more splendid than
any now open. Flynn, Hamblin, Wallack and
several others putting their heads together to ef
feet Il. Put your purses together also.
IL Lomrss CousrEnrKrr DsTEcroR is worth
less. ltcomes one day and says an Exchange Shin
plaster Association is fraud and on the next day,
after taking grease Il says, 1--WE were wrong-it is
good"