Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

Dates from New Orleans the 23d are cur table.
The Picayune says that the city healthy the hotels
thinned plenty Of oafers and lots ofloafng Wesid
not think that our habits had extended far SOUTH
Howl the yellow fever makes his appearance? All
kinds ofproduce are dull OF sale. Nothing important
but the furious driving of the drays They keep up
in speed with our omnibusses The first municipality
or the Carrf de pule, is going to issue small notes to
the amout of 100000, from Is cents to dollars
A well known dramatic writer (who, in the name
of Shakespeare is preparing history Of the western
and southern stage. That Atlas of the Drama and
Opera, James II. Caldwell, Esq, will form promi
ncnt feature in the forthcoming work. Information
on The subject is desired and will be thankfully re-
ceved, if addressed TO the editors of the Picayune
We hope those who are, acquainted with facts will
communicate them for the sake of domestic litera-
ture.
As to our currency, anxousy inquired after by
the New Orleans press, We can only say, il is pretty
much in Statu quo-thais, we have plenty of eastern
small bills, specie, change, and bones OF bons Our
specie circular operates finely We take no notes but
at specie value. Suppose the Picayune will the
example at the south. Ifso we'll put him down in
the list Of public bencfactors. Every body here is
beginning TO do the same thing.
Florida is the place for pretty women. 1t is said
that there are more than dozen ladies' in ST. Joseph
whose dewy eyes, dark ringlets, and lips,
Like strawberries smothered 10 cream
should be traced out on the speaking Really
the southern editors have caught touch of our man.
ner and stylel We congratulate them on their sue
cess in imitation. Pretty women we love, and we
should like to visit ST. Joseph if II were only to show
our peculiar eye"
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company are
going to take into consideration the project Of sup
plying small change to the good people Of the monu
mental city. Prodgious
THE FUorrvE.-It affords rs pleasure 10 give pub
licy TO the following proceedings Of our City Coun-
| cil, at their meeting on Thursday.
If our Constitutional rights are TO be violated with
out redress, we would soon be compeled TO npphcaie
OF vile lnccndiares the enjoyment Of those privileges
guaranteed by the charter of our liberties.
In Council I'D jane, lS37.-Whereas the Mavor
and Alderman, ofthe city Of Savannah, have been in
formed, that certain d. Philbrook master, and Ed
ward kellerum, mate OF vessel or brig called the
Susan, bound To the port of Thomaston in the State
Of Name did sccrcte on board said vessel and asss,
and aid fugitive slave, the property Of James 4
Henry Sagars IN escaping from the legal authority Of
his said owners And Whereas il 10 the peculiar duty
Of said Mayor and Aldermen, 10 guard with the ut
most vigilance the slave property Of our citzens and
protect them in its enjoyment and USE and also to
exercise all their Efforts 10 bring TO punishment any
one who shall attempt TO interfere with, or deprive
them of said slave property. On motion Of Alderman
Shick--
BE Il therefore Rcsoired, That the Mayor offer a
reward Of $500 for the apprehension and bringing 20
punishment, said Philbrook, captain, and Keer,lm
mate Of said vessel or either Of them. And further,
thst he request the Governor Of this state 10 nee all
constitutio nal means in demanding from the Cover
of Name 10 cause to be delivered TO the cops-
,used suihontiss Of this State said Captain and Mate
for vioaiion offs Laws and the commission OF
felony Extract from the minutes. M. MyEnR, c. 9,
MAyos's OrrIcs-CIy Of Savannah--Whereas
Inc Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Savannah
n Council assembled this day, have directed that Il
mayor do offer q reward Of 1--WE hundred dollars g.
=. fS'lorook, master, and +. Kellerum mate of ~
org susan for secreting and carrying sway TO The
mssson, In the State Of Maine, fugitive sla- - ~
property Of James a Henry Sagms Nov, ~ &c &c, ~ :,
ss sIa |onn m'en 90 hereby offer the ssn r.~,.,
ment The said D. Philbrook and 4. K, , pun''s !
either o. them Given under my hsnds =. a'e ~ D.
ofthe City of Savannah, this ed dav ~ % tne %.
1887 JoHs MILIEr,Y June, a, m
tAtsest) M. Myers, &C. ayorP'T 4.
WIT r0s, June ~.