Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12
II A Rockaway dinner is capital affair.

DEAR BESSrrT,-In perusing your sweet little
Herald of last week. was quite vexed to see that you
pronounced Burnhams loaferlng place, as had al
ways taken it TO be fashionable and respectable
place ofresor. Now i you think it would inure the
reputation OF young lady 10 ride out there OCCASION
ally, please be kind enough to inform me through the
Herald, and obge your friend, CoRNELiA.
=. s. DO tell me how you spent the Fourth.
ASswER.-Conelia is too pure a creature TO be in
jured by any place, but advise her TO 60 to Pros
pect Hill. There she will find quiet beauty, and no
loafers all As to the Fourth spent it very pleas
anty-how did you spend it, Corneliaf
THE STEAMER MosnoE-As we suspected the re-
pert which published in last, of the loss Of this
vessel and all her passengers, Is not confirmed The
paragraph we published, was from the Buffalo Com
mercIal Advertiser Of the 9th the Journal of the
same afternoon and the Star of the 9th, make no
mention Of the rumor which proves that little credit
was gwen TO il in Buffalo. The Monroe was expected
at Detroit on the 9TH, from Chicago, with Mr.. Web
ster on board. Our latest Detroit papers are of the
Sd inst. The Buffalo Commercial of the 5th contains
the following article on the subject =
BY the following card from Capt Culyer, II will be
seen that we inexperienced him. in cur paragraph
yesterday respecting the loss of the Monroe. We
supposed he referred TO the spot we had heard de-
signated the place of the reported disaster Al
bdny Daily Advertiser July 10.
CovRr OF CHAscERy-The Tailoresses' and Seam
4 sIcsses DeH' NoleHt SoClety U.s. Fnhs OuntaiIl r.
Corey. and others.
! The Vice Chancellor delivered his opinion on the
application for an injunction in this case, on Monday
morning IN open court.
After stating the objects OF the BILL he went on 10
state that the defendants had laid before him sundry
affidavs denying the right Of the society to the
ney and claiming II for the seamstresses nj large
That this put ia issue the true ownership of the pro-
perty, and for whom IL was contributed; and that
under these circumstances, according to fixed rule
of the court, he did not feel himself at liberty this
period Of the cause to change the control of the pro-
Perty.
That the charge Of responsibility Of the defen-
dants was also met by the defendants and that there
was probably, immediate risk of the loss of the
fund. That II in the further progress of the suit and
on the proofs when taken the bill should be sustain
ed that the had ample power to enforce an ac-
count and deliver over of IT, but that till them he
should consider il harsh proceeding.
He remarked on the great responsibility and merit
of the meeting at the Tabernacle and regretted
that the find so bencvolendy raised, should
be the subject of controversy, and on the whole His
Honor concluded by refusing the application for an
| injunction.
CouRT OF SESSIONS, July llth-Before the Recorder,
/ Aldermen Hoxie and Smith.
John McMann, charged with stealing watch
\ guilty-sentenced 70 Penitentary, BlackwePs Island
/ 10 get out stone, for six months.
John Crook and William Burrows, charged with