Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

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endsavorsd to aid this charity in our little way and
we glad to see that others also come forward IN
the same good cause
Folks and fools may quarrel about this or that
faith-they may fight about modes of prayer-they
may differ about measures ofholiness-but when hun
GER and thirst and nakedness overtake youth and in
nocence, all the metaphysical Injuries Of CaIhoicty
or Professionalism are reduced to the same dead level
How much more amiable would our friend Doctor
Brownlee be, even in the eyes of Almighty God-I
say nothing of the eyes of the beautiful Virgin
Mary fer fear it would shock his nerves-it instead
of taking much pains prove that thepoor Catho-
lies will one and all, be cast into hell rewhich is
kept a-gong by peculiar species of everlasting an
thracte that never burns out- say, instead of all
this, he would preach one Of his excellent sermons
for the charitable purpose of making collection to
feed the hungry and clotbe the naked of the poor Ca
tholic Orphans in Prince street.
never reflect on the general conduct of the clergy
of the present day. without calculating whether they
or the politicians consume the greatest quantity of
hypocrisy, will be immersed in the hottest furnace
hereafter sometimes think the parsons beat the
politicians-and then again, contra. Here is Mr..
Marsh of Castle Garden, and myself both sinners
and on Doctor Brownlee's theory of salvation, both
fatening for hell fre-yet we have come forward with
our mite to clothe the naked and feed the hungry,
which acts the principal inunctions of our Lord
and Master in the Gospel-as Doctor Sleigh calls
hm-and which all parsons and priests, ought to
obey.
Doctor Brownlee! Doctor Brownlee! do come for
ward like man and primitive Chnstian-qult Ma
ria Monks apron strings for brief space of time
turn her over to Hoyte or Socum-and preach one
of your best charity flor you can do i) for
the Catholic Orphans want you to do SO, only to
how Satan will bite his lip gnash his teeth, and
curl up his Internal tail for vexation.
HARD TIMEs-GAY TImEs-FAsmoxABLE TINES.
On Monday night there six theatres open in this
city. At the National and Bswery, it was perfect
jam-all the others nearly full Two more theatres
are opening and it really appears as if they were all
well patronzed. New churches, each costing from
$50 600 to $4,000 also opening every other quar-
ter. The same STYLE elegance, and extravaganza,
in going to heaven begin to appear that characterized
the early part of 1886. More marriages have taken
place this summer, among the young gay and FASH
ionable, than for the same period of time for ten
years past The gaeties of Saratoga, Rockaway
New Brighton, Orange Springs Schooleys Mountains,
West Point, are about closing, after toeraby mode
rate season. This perhaps is the only department of
social life which has fallen of in expendtures-yet
towards the close they began to revive.
Symptoms already appearing of brilliant and
fashionable winter, both in New ERIK and in Wash
ington. Tableau wants. fancy balls, and other gar
cites are already making up for the approaching
son in tlmc Some young and blooming creatures
are coming out Their debut in society will create
sensation. tf'r
On these latter points we have word to say.
1t is as easy to be gay and elegant at cheap rate
as at extravagant expenditures. fashionable sorfe
next winter, need cost one over $50. Last year
they cost $500, $780, or 5000 apiece. What was the
consequence These parties were crowded with vul-
gar gourmands who went there frequently uninvited,
to eat drink, and behave like savages We have
marked several young men Of fashion, who must re-
form last years conduct at the peril of expulsion
frsm the society oflovey woman Chiefs offamilles
should lay their thick heads together, and make ar
raneements to give the tone 10 cheapness, elegance,
beauty and intellect in the soirfes of next winter II
can be DONE The first expensive party that is given
in New York, on the plan Of the year Of madness,
1886, we shall serve up with pepper and mustard
note and comment-in the Herald. Economy is the
order of the day, Hereafter the amusements of the
haul ten ought TO assume more Intellectual cast and
character The ladies want no profusion Of wines,
cookery and confectionery They are far more desi-
rous of refinement Of manners in the young men
elegance of behavior in the oldcr-and wit philosophy
and taste in the conversation ofall.
Let there be an intellectual reform in the fashiona-
Bile world of le37-and there will be one
t5 The EXPRESS also expends jug full Of its dir
~ dishwater upon the New York pilots. Nothing
seems to annoy the corrupt Wall street press so much
as the prompntude and activity by which the New
York boys are driving the Jersey loafers from our
waters The "Times" also had hit al them the
other day. Go on, gentlemen-go on. The real
grievance is the manner in which the Herald's news
boats the "Tsazer" and Celeste" fish up foreign
and marine intelligence. Three or four times week
we beat every Wall street print in reporting ships and
as soon as our new system goes into operation we
will play them trumps. Look out
OyrrcrsL.-We have at last the official account Of
the fracas in which our friend, Henry M. Western,
was engaged the other day, probably from his own
pen. The following is taken from the penny organ
Of the Hamblin gang:
Az the affair between Western and Mr. Wilson, members
If bar cre~ed noise In the CITY, we give the toll
lowing statement Of facts which we are assured correct
A. Il untrue tat lie either side, or that any
weapons were used The affair commen led by MT wilson
claiming the protection Of Judge Edwards against charge
sds nv Mr. Western that Wilson bad employed improp
or means adjournment OF the cas- ee
NOT thing interfere about ssd nosnng wne M