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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

IT DANIEL WEBSTER will be here in a week.
Let us get up dinner to him-and have another
speech
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

II The Wandering Piper came near bursting hi
bellows at Tsmmany, last night
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

Van is going TO fit up the East Room in maenif
cent STYLE That's right. Royalty is nothing wilho,
the trappings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

~ Whiskey is said to be Capt Manysa's favor
lite beverage was Byron's.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
m RlSIED.

AZ Msrsees, the ith Of May the Consulate OF The
United States, Lieut. Edward NJ. Vail, OF the IT. Navy m
Jane Enaseth second daughter OF Edw ard Feyplace s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

The BosToS RIoTERs.-The trial Of these men
commenced yesterday. The first person placed at
the bar was John Whaley, an Irishman. He was
found guilty. The trial of eleven others of his coun
trymen were to follow the same day. aAd that of the
Americans Immediately after.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

II Epcurians-go to the Shakespeare, revived by
John Niblo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

AZ Niblos Garden Is now crowded nightly SO
should be.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

Police, July 1l-No cases worth reporting--mcre
petty larceny roeues coat crbbers pocket book pur
loiners, ham handlers &c. with the exception OF the
foIlewing:-
One Jones, a newly elected marshal, was broken
by the Mayor for the following offence =
Charles McSsulev having received bad $40 bill
employed the marshal TO il for him, which he
did, receiving to IS bills in exchange. McSsuley
then wished 10 remuneraie him for his trouble but the
marshal had no change, and said give me 4 Ave
and will get the change" Instead Of doing 40
however, he made kimself scarce and spent the mo.
ney.
currency, the Mayor very properly caused the money
to be refuDded and then excused Mr.. Jones fror,
furthermore benefting the city with his valuable ser
vices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

TRIP INTO LONG IsLAND.-Take a wagon and a
couple of horses-lay in stock Of old cothes-get
friend with you-and start as soon as you may for
Long Island. Travel about in every direction some
times on the south side sometimes on the north side.
visit the farm houses-live as do the farmers-talk
with the country girls fish, shoot, fowl and lounge
away the days and nights for week. This is wha,
we call going into the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

MEAT SHoPs.-We beg readers TO read over
report gwen of trial in the Marine Court respecting
these useful establishments. The whole system o,
corporation niquity is fully explained in il. No won
der the mechanic cannot find meat for his family,
when $500 to $4,000 has 10 be paid for stand in the
public markets-,his too independent Of rent, &C.
No wonder meat is at this time from fourteen to sixteen
ccnis per h. when every for the obtaining is
closely shut up by the "fahers Of the CITY," and all
are compelled to pay the five hundred dollar and
the three thousand dollar men, whatever price they
may choose TO demand for their meat to cover the
expense they have gone to in purchasing their prvi-
lges. There is comfort However, in the knowledge
that the "bone and sinew" can do without flesh ;
Their children are well satisfied with smelling
without dreaming of tasting the meat-they look
upon IN our public markets; otherwise we think
the corporation and its laws on this subject would
very soon be kicked to Finish the sentence
as you feel disposed, reader!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

~ WAsHIseroS SouARE, in the "wes, end" is
nvallmg the Battery in the elegance and beauty of lis
fair pro'nenaders. Last night the display was beau.
ful. The trees, the broad expanse Of sky, the So
emn Gothic turrets of the University, all heightened
the scene. | observed one beautiful being in blue
silk hat, celored slippers, and pure white cambria
dress, that is fl to the world on fire. There will
be great rush, during these fine evenings, to elegant
Washington Square.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
MORNING herald.


To Commemorative are pestered every day
with persons sending us communications ana no'
published, calling upon US to get them BACK we
now give notice that we shall return no communica-
tion whatever Ift does not appear IN the Herald II
Is destroyed Nobody need send or call upon us for
anv communication.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

PROBABLY HoAx.-The annexed piece of news
misplaced the bulletins of Wall stree, yesterday az
ternoon. 1t is most likely hoax Neither time, nor
circumstances, nor statements at all correspond.
ONs Day LATER FROM LoNpoN.-The Witmot ar
rived at ST. Johns, N. b. in remarkable short pas
sage of % days. She sailed from Londonderry on
TIN of June and brought London paper of the 4th
number of failures Of American houses had taken
place in London, and it expected that more
would follow, the Bank of England had refused all
further aid American houses. The excitement was
represented as beng very great
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
INDEPENDENCE.

A farmer in New Hampshire once told us, that man must consider himself indepen- dent who had a ifve-cattle team, strong en- ough to break.up grass land.
 A good olalaGy said of one of her grand. children, who had been married some time, that they must now be perfectly independent !; for. said she, they have snug little house, do their own work, have a nice little baby, and small pig.
 An old man who had weathered the blasts of seventy winters, boasted of his happy state, and said that he and Dolly (his wite5 were independent as lords. We have got rid(said he) f;Sue and Pat, old maids to the back bone, but there came along minister, and a kind ofa deacon, and snapped them up. Jon- athan has agreed to support us, find firewood and cider, and allows Dolly ten dollars a year to get bonnet and shoes, and g,ves me twenty dollars every year to get clothes, and four cents week to get pig tail. and if we are not independsnt it is our Owa tauiA.-B. Gal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
 VWY NSh,s. TN<aA

MT. Clay, the other day, complained that be could wake up the country to emportance ofpreserv- ing the public domain, could he even impart to the Northern people idea of the mmensity of their val The melancholy fact is now too clear in the Sen ate that far that body is concerned to use the words of Mr. Glay again, the Public Lands are gone. The Senate have surrendered to the squaters the right of pre-empton for 125 cents per acre. not upon the surveyed lands aone but upon the unsuroeyed lands too in that immense region West ot the Mississippi, unexpored yet, untrodden by e'white man bound less almost in extent-and of value no arithmetic can reach The squatter there IS to have his empire.
 l25 cents an acre will buy him township sites, cotton lands rice lands-lOts in what to be cities some day or other as populous Boston or Baltimore But the "squatter' has the pre.emptiOn: To enjoy this privilege, must be viOator of the laws.- He must trespass upon that do not belong him.
 In contempt of statute, he must outravel the honest emigrant and squat ahead of him, driving off the In- dian it the Indian is in his way, creating savage war; raising up Black Hawks and Oceolas, in the sub
 jugation of whom millions and millions ofdolars shall be poured into the treasury of the very "squatters
 whose interest is thus made to create the war; This is the new policy we are to enter upon! The old States of this Union are be dained of their Popla- ton by privileeeAte squatteFs -and now for sDky For phy Indeed it hecGtres the old Thirteen, and Maine, and Kentucky, and Ohio. and Intliana
 too to inquire for ky and who has brought this coun- try toThis pass. but tAe cOnssmmGfscn of oar g0in-the sacrifice MT. Van Buren pledged himself to
 nuke for the votes of Michigan Alabama, Louisiana, | Missouri, Arkansas and Illinois. He ,promsea tne "squatteFs' to be "squatter candldate' ana tney
 promised him their support He has had tine votes of these States were given him, and the "squatte"
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09

and buried But POindexteF eer aIils aVe, anu ias' corpse the Indians have wept, and some ot hls Whte brethren sighed in remembrance ot past assocla'%ons % We have read some dozen or two eulogies o' ps Io. Senator and Chief. It seems, however, LnaL DlacA Hawk and his party had encamped near Bnrlingiohh' where they had a feast and rejoicing; after % wncn' being intoxicated he fell into slough R Tn a" be hpt found when the Indians had gone: AS rnh,iu the party but Black Hawk wore hat It Tas isa hghh hs conectured to bs his' which led to the 0eNe' ''''' was dEowned-N.. Y. Express.
 There is one paper in Boston, the Pest, that rom time to time, speaks in praise ot John M. N.es a. ford, Niles's own paper, regularly copies these com mendations. whenever they appear Nov 1t IS @ n9- torous fact that Mr. Niles is the butt of Gdc1le m ont inc country and that, whenever he rses 10 speak Sy S the ise aadsnee S!s Ys, M Ees s at allowed to be far superior n point Of talents 10 r T 4h nf March next. It would seem as if the democracy put these two men into their high stations in order to
 throw all the contempt in their power upon reai and talents which they seem to consider spec,eso. U. arstocracy because they are not so cheap as W De ' all common among them-for they have oener men' me Why, but for this reason, did they pass oyer M on, who would not have disgraced his seat ne was % no' good enough-and there was MT. !ngersol. who, par ring his politics would have .S Iamen Church. who nothing would do bu. John M Nils=s = Hnd rsrry omn' and we have then-Nea0-fno0c'' \ "''
 Miss Eiin GoRE of Philadelphia was snatched
 from the arms of her friends in the most sudden and affecting manner On the Both inst. having consent ed to accompany an intimate male fnend to ball on .hs uext evening, she was enjoying with bright antic r.ona the pleasures in store for her, when she was seized with excruciatng pains at the hear and the uex. morning died in convulsiOns. At the appointed hour the gentleman drove up in the carriage to waf
 his fascinating and happy friend of the evening pre-
 viOus to the enchantment of the ball roo and found l her At1ayed iR As5 sArOud!
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09

her of reason and she has at times been bound to bed, raving maniac.
 Sleigh Bells are indispensable to the safety ofpedestrians in winter. Last week the ve- nerable Judge HiMekleyy. of this town, was run down"by a' sleigh without bells, and Dr.. Prescott, an elderly gentleman boarding here. also narrowly escaped with his life. .
 Northampton Courier
 7As Mecksnic.-If there is any man in so- ciety upon whom we look with esteem and admiration, it is the industrious Mechanic, who, by his own unaided exertion, has estab- lished for himself respectable station in so- ciety: who, commencing in poverty, by his skill and assiduity surmounts every prejudice and succeeds in establishing for himself a reputation whose value is enhanced by those who come after him. Such a man we prize as the nOblest work of which human nature is capable-the highest production she eau boast. And let it ever be borne in mind by tfe young mechanic just entering on the stage of actiye 1ife-let it ever lie at the foundation and be the moving spring to all has efforts thaf this situation he must strive to attain. It can be attained by all. Uhtiring industry and a yirtuous ambition, never fail of their re- ward. They never yet were exerted m vain and never will be, while honesty and justice are left In the hum1n heart. It was well re- marked, by an eloquent writer, that the me- chanic who had no inheritance but health, no riches hut industry and no ambition but'v1r- ma1 is the sole king among men, and the only man 0mong kings. .-BoetOR lNpeMigator..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

CEN pieces will be given in exchange g-. av-sor
Ter aoIsrs. Apply at the desk OF this Office. A22-I
6 The following strain of eoquence proceeds from The
penni promising you'll OF about p years age, who for
merry occupied the situation OF cera respectable
ue house IN this city but
propensity Ter rural sports added the mpellng mocof
NE There In the aowed of quiet he has leisure
s Ample scope 10 his gigantic mind, and for the qualification
ne Press AMI with proper difference TO the hero OF the
sae- James Gordon Bennett" offer the following (Which
the modest writer have intended conf sentia for the
edcatlon and deectaton OF your numerous patrons L.
. SPRINcFIELD, Aug. 10, 1887.
MI. = Sir-Yours bearing date OF 4th cone safely
hand the But Sir did not intend to disgrace point OF
penn by addressing again But consider duty owe
to feelings But noble largo feelings were moi
SO much ritated imagined that the autor
sh ud have the mtier Investigated But Sir
me the trouble have said enough ia
at there Is no need IN me Withdrawing the remarks made
IN nay first sweeinsr found before left,
ed you hellh plot aeaist therefore order tn make
lew words rs possible take grammatical
your foul abusire and scanaious that
deep study Into character will sole means
OF carrying you through the worldoded with fiends
BODY knows you body the first site enough
do hnk that that has such exalted conceited
OPINION OF ons self have disgust all
knd But sy the aking of friends of
MOI knowing nj the time but and
NAT you sole have more Peanut shell than The ship
pennsylvania viii have the Pacifc You self that
you called on night before left Sir you fornd
OF scandaiseng have left the Office without taking some one
~ zoe and cours was the sxobe subject that
suppose thought that the lie
wing you sxpence, Bat doubt very much wlher you will
had customers anough support your trade But have said
anough convince you wat opinion IF you and hope
the necessity coens species lole ogl
and send to you IN rega postage small
a sole as to look AT l0c
reamin your longer
SHAKESPEARE an2o.,ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

DIED.
On Monday 2lst nst Mary Moody year of her
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK from her late residence
Yesterday, sa,a, wife Of the Hon. job Haskell, aged 20
daughter OF Captais Ama1ah Howard Of Grafton Mass
yited to attend the funeral tsmorow afternoon, O'clock
from ssr as @ Of John
On Saturday 10Th nst George Boardman yourg. son Of
WIN. Winterton, aged IA months
On Saturday, 18th inst Egerton, son of Hugh Acock aged
On Saturday, ish nst Hoboken, Anna Frances infant
daughter Of }. G. Cook, aged 6 msnihs
daasbr OF ~ HsS.a .' Of TINS s c Sa'a" Matilda only
AT Mobile on the 10Th us Samuel j. Seaman, of John
Near Brazora, Texas. the 7h ut, George Hawkins
passed mdshpman in the u s. Navy. He native Of
AT Chnleson Friday, 18th inst, John Lowden, mer
AT Michel Quebec, the l4h inst, William Blumhart
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTs.-The City In.
specto reports the death persons during
ing saturday Aug isth vz2s men, 81 SO boys 81
OF whom ~ of the age Of year. and UNDER SO
tween and 2 Is between and s. 5between and To- be-
10 and ~ 10 between ~ and 80 IL between so
~ between 40 and So between 50 and co. between and
10 between 70 and 80 between so and 90; between 80
D,sasss-cholera Morbus, i Cholera inantum g; Collie Il
do chest Drowned g. Dysenary 4 EryspeIas j; Fever 8
DO bilious J; do scarlet & do remitent Gangrene Of
the bowels g. do lungs 5; DO stomach Il do chest do. liver
Il Insanity !; Locaw Mallormati,n Maramus g. Mea-
sizes III Old p Scrotua l; Suicide i; Teethag 10; I'm
known I; whooping cough d Worms !.
OF the above there were from the Aims House, Bellevue
ID from bellevue Hospital o. from Penteniary Hospital q
from RackwePs Island Il from City Hospital a-Colored
Places Of Napy-Unied States 1853; Ireland 90 England
S; Scotland * Germany 3; France Il Canada !; Norway Il
HENRY G. DUNNEL City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Aug. 10Th. 1887
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

York-cpd, Franklin, Clements dol John Myers Robnson
dol American Coaster, Dixon do; Greenvlls, Darden dol
Benz. Harrison, Douglass, do. \
Charleston, Aug. l-Ar. Cordelia Sherwood New York;
Sun, Brown, dol Dimon, Sherwood, do.
Savannah, Aug. l1-Cpd Mersey, Webk, Liverpool
Pensacola, Aug AR. Isaac Franklin, smith, New York
Apsachicola, July 29-SPd, Orleans, Curtis New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

N. s..
Robnsos Gonaives A C. Rossire Co Schr Dollar Halsi
mSrc Pioneer, Sparks Phadsphiai Martha, Phillips, Nor
ARRIVED.
ship cores Prescott St. Petersburg, with mdze 10 Goodhue
ship Florida Sherry, Liverpool July etb with mdze to j.
Dutch gallot Emma, stage, Bremen co days. with to
FIR big seventrent, Of May, Torgsssa Lancerotte 10
days, with rndre. TO order
SEM Richmond, Beaamin York river, adsys, to master
Sehr' Tuscarora Beu, Richmond, 4days to order
Sclr Elizabeth, Besstop, Richmond, days to master.
sehr Mary jane Mason, Suffolk, days, TO master, and 9th
sohr. David Rogers, Hunt, YORK river days master
schs Superior Furness, and Elisha p Horton Burbank,
schr john button wSsron Norfelk, days. to master.
schr Edeneargh Van Name Virginia, sdays, 10 master
other.
MEMORANDA.
neei Q. SQUARE war gst rs wen, 70 =. on sunday
10th ALT to sail Ter Boston next day. The Far Mayo
TIE United STATES ship Ontario sailed on Saturday for rep
The william, port passed Crooked Island sts Instant,
two sshooos,s ashore s On Castle Key with whpe
unshpped several shore, nuber Of casks
They made signal Of dstresssaw p-ron % the beach
NORA Csro;so before reported III LIZ wreck u 'e
The o% s:srnger ?, ,n b. ~, was o., The s
The Gilman taking IN her csrgoat savannah was
main TOP gallant mast md we're severely ma
ped M mart OF her decks, fire 10 her cargo, NC -
The George Nary WILEY, from Charleston, for yackssn
vlc miles north OF 81 Augustine, zbont SIR
inst and ,iigs d-crew and passenger saved.
The Jane Br) Lcnnox went ashore Dog Island
1Ab u L. snd totally iost-crew saved.
Thr officer of the Lowrie New Orleans liner
overheard, drowned Ills name Joseph Davis
The S Mills Pellman, from IT, Augustine, Charles
ton was the 9Th Inst during the late gale. Mr..
Cotr, the only s,vcd out Of fifteen
Among lost Catholic priest andJoshua Hickman,
whose trunk picked up with $50.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Aur f6, splendid, Scott, New York, 10 Nassau, ~ r., out
Ang 4h lat 49, lon II a. Victoria, Gambler, New York,
yeiy a,,h lat, $685. lon s4s2 william, tsw from Gotten
burg, 10 New York
Rio de- Jspeirc July ih-kunomus Drew unc; Mostevdeo
Nassau M r. Aug s.-Hacyon Houghtsn New York, to
Spanish Main. put IN IN distress
Naen,ss Anv iO-Srd Orion, Densou. New York.
lnst,ce Aug. IS Ar Severn, Swiss New York.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Eastpors, Aug. ii.--Ar George, Vsines, New York
rBoston, Aug. Ie-Crd, Csc T, Lowell, New York; Sun
Nickevxrn, do.
New Bsdfprd Aug. i7--srd, Helen, SHEPPARD New York
Eaii River Aug. f6-Ar. Three Brothers, Pierce New
Yorb-l7h Couufcrsgp Baker, do.
rhii'delphr =, Aug. 2n--Ar. Leo McCaney, New york;
rnrlnse, smith, docid, Susan, Chambers do hmhy ~.
Liverpool
Bsit more, Aug. i9.-crd Pavilion, Kelly, New York.
liehn' MI Aug: la-Spd Leoniine, Dearborn New york.
Deb tntc. Brookfed, do.
wa,bington n. G. Aug iL-Ar. Tbet, Hubbard, New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
MAR nIED.
DIED.

AT Norfolk, Monday, l4th ins Frederick w. JONES' of
New York. to Mary c. Wienan, Of that place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

OLXMPIC THEATN = - Broadway, nert to 1ater-
being nearly completed the public respectfully informed
ING, September 18th. On which appropriate adj
dress writes by gentleman Of this city Of higs literary
presented in Which many performers Of esa
Se 1as,, w VI are o asa @ viii
liant ,aa costly description with the daer
hereafter. ~ ''0 " WILLARD / BLAKE iso""
ply above spacious f'e'''' Of '' Theatre :us Ap
LIE GARDAN.-H. MARSH has the pleasure
u S'G 1s Tf f RaESS q A S.rs
Artist to the Garden The evenings display win commence
with Rockets; with sepsnis seamer&c beautiful Ben
every surrounding object Rockets with and purple
and splendid piece now exhibited for The first tms
commencing with grand penagos Vertical Wheel white
the The morning gory forming shnse and beautiful
orange and white Rockets crimson green orange and
purple and magnificent piece Called Lscbenaa
this and superb piece the mos, lovely and
imposing appearances Of Pyrotechny exhibited in this
to render equal superior hitherto the
pI Ie consists o x.,. m1utSon first commencing with
mne brilliant and spangled turning in Tie CEN
adorned with Lachenaia flower q diamond iummsons Of
extreme terminating with grand display Chinese
new and superb piece called the Circle OF Jupiter
with splendid octagon vertical wheel Of Chinese spanrr
gold and silver fires with illuminated centre
Of green and crimson changing to superb circle of silver
pointed stars, finishing with brilliant circle spanglrd
fire. reported new and splendid piece called Legion of
onorts new piece consists of three mutations first grand
hexaSon vertical wheel OF vargated coos enriched with
rainbow centre of CRIMSON blue and god changing
splendid eight pointed star composed Of diamond lights and
hve pointed stars, finishing with splendid display Chinese
spsnged gerb fire maaoned Marine signal Rockets with
gold and silver Rains flight Of Fanfaronsdes To
WITH by particular desire the and superb piece the
acknowledgements or, Mutum In Parvo-ths curious and
truly magnhc piece Justly the by which il
Is designed and considered the chefdovre fire works an
original design Of the artist commences with
Scroll Of brilliant lure and carmne replenen fire. with nm
adorned centre Of crson aud green reyoved by brilliant
ombre icssemne silver, Saxon, gold
fires this wllimreceptby change circle star
and ed chain Of circles with adorned centres oil
rubes and emerads and changeabe Examinations
in superb eight pointed star OF Chinese shower gerb
fire, with seu-de; joie
Band commences att Fire works al before o.
Admitance Is cens-tickets the Garden sue2