Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-21

A1oVeLD AMONG TnD HATS IN NEW nAvHN.-
There appears to be something Of difficulty among
the hats and heads of New Haven. Ii seems that
Mr.. John Flsmming young gentleman Of this city,
with less beard than brains and whiskers has set
up an establishment in that place, where he offers for
sale the most eegan: and fashionable varieties of this
article at reduced prices. This raised the dander of
the old fashioned dealers, who advertse-"N B.-A
few hats, that little out of fashion, for sale cheap
and .hey were down on him like nest of hsrnets.-
The quarrel waxcd warm, the excitement increased,
and for time it likely 10 be "heads points,
with them. But the tasty young Collegians and bucks
of that beautiful city have found out who is whe, and
Fleming's hats are all the go. The ladies adore them
of course they must 60.
1t must go hard, if the young Yale Coegans cannot
squeeze biz of philosophy of this SUBJECT by way
of variety in their metaphysical studies There is phi
losophy in piece of bread and butter-there cannot
be less in hat, taken in connection with the head it
ornaments and envelopes.
The BROOKLYN REGATTA.-At o o'clock last even.
ing, we attended the promised Regatta at Brooklyn.
1t all ended in smoke
The Echo and the Margaret Back were among the
mssing-couldn't get ready they say. There was
the Fairy floating about, like a river nymph on the
waters.
AT o'clock, p. NJ polite message was sent to the
Whitehallers 10 come and for the pitcher
They sent one Of their beauties Whitehall
When the Whitehall saw the Fairy manned by two
of her best boys and two other hard boatmen of
" Frame sturdy"
she proposed race in real earnest condition of
having picked crew also. The Fairy refused. So
the Whitehall streaked it of home.
In order not to disappoiut the spectators, the Red
Rover good naturedly consented to try two.
But il was all understood, and the Fairy came out
about 200 yards ahead.
The enthusiasm was damped by the non. appear
of the rival boats and the whole affair went off
Most miseraby fat"
Why do not the clubs be the alert? For every
prize they should contend. Being conquered is moth
ing, if the intent be good.
We shall give some views in a day or two on the
regulation and getting up Of Regatlas. There is SCI
ence in Regattas as well any thing else, and we are
going to show how it can be attained.
g5@ The BATTERY last evening, between and
O'clock was mere brilliant than we have ever it,
Several most beautiful young ladies were displayr
their elegant figures besides few travelled heartices
OF fashion.
II Sandy Welsh, our great astronomer is about
to pay his respects the piscatory gentleman Of the
East in order as he has no doubt he can, TO improve
his present larder He will be accompanied as far
Boston by one of our most accomplished Senators
r. The Bangor folks are quarelling about their
portion of the surplus revenue. Let them take care
the fox don't run off with the prize
II They have become very religious in Railway.
The fathers Of the church have stopped the passage
of the cars on the sabbath and introduced post coaches
What souls they must have for music
Il More anon of the great Regatta TO take place
at the Pavilion, Fort Lee, next Tuesday, the 18th
instant.
tr The Utica Observer labors hard in the cause
the bubble Its pages filled with elegant extracts
from the bubble papers throughout the Union. Ii
teaches by precept
~ They will be apt to floor Mr. McXim in the
Baltimore District. He is the author Of a resolution
in Congress 10 reduce the wages of seamen in the
United States service when not in actual service.
politician has hard time of it-so difficult it is to
keep clear Of the toes Of the various interests in a
community
xr Mr.. Marshall offers for sale one half Of the
Louisville City Gazette. chance for capital
~ Catlin, the Indian artist is lecturing in Troy.
Has he no more Indians to paint? Is he IN the pre-
dicament of Alexander Let him try Africa.
IF The loctrinaires trying TO get up ward
meetings to put down the free thoughts of free men,
Mere wind
TT Master Locofoco Bryant of the Post is attack
ing the signers Of the Talmadge letter. Stuff!
/ IT SARATOGA is beginning to be crowded W.
shall have an article Of Fashionabes in Saratoga o
1887" with wood cut tomorrow.
IL The ladies' of Pittsfield held fair on the 4th
which yielded them sll0. So it ever is, when thu
fair" come to the rescue.
y.J The Evening Star is condemnlng animal mag
netism Don't make Of yourself Major, or tall
of what you know nothing about Stick TO your polIt
cal lokes-your nous perrons, and your straws, &c.
Al. Those who visit Willlamsburgh would do wei
to call on Captain Keenc who is amply prepared t
accommodate his friends and the public His estab
lishment is worthy Of all support. He is fine fel
low himself and is sure to please you.
rr Nothing has yet been heard from b. and
who have gone to Canada 10 settle affair Of honor
They fight with small swords.