Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

finally gulled them elect me as their Representative
felt of realizing my alleged claim Of LOO
90 against the East India Company; and soon as
was installed into the House of Commons, enlisted IN
der the banners of Saint Andrew Agnew. We jointly
advocated the of temperance and opposed every
liberal brought forward that had for its object
the ameloraton OF the operatives, particularly their re-
| creation of a Sunday / was, however again dnap-
pointed in all my plans. Whenever rose to speak
was coughed down by the members The boys and girls
| hoo,ed me passed to and from the House OF CoE
Finding that Icoud not gull the Cockneys let
| Lsndon poorer and indebted than ever, and am
now convinced THAI with your valuable assistance can
succeed in making the good people of New York be-
lieve all that is said by Yours, sincerely.
| JAMES SILK HUMBUGGiNGAM.
| Periodical Litcrature,--Thc English Maga-
| zines for the Month OF October.
We have received lot Of English mag gaines for the
month Of October They usual, full OF interest
Why's Because their getters up afford to pay for
contributions and they do pay for Them at round rate
Periodical literature in this country will be fiat stale
and silly till adopt the same system. There is
saying among English editors,-that all unpaid co tr
bators are asses. How true! How philosophical!
Thsnk God, do depend upon such asses for CIV
| ing life and energy the Herald. We pay for what
| we publish and that too literally.
The Foreign Quarterly, abounds in able reviews of
Dutch, French Spanish and Latin works. 1t is mine
of wealth him who loves classic and elegant lore
What delightful than to dip into the Souvenir OF
Madame Lebrun-that accomplished old lady, French
writer? The lover of history crafty his appetite
by diving into Peschiers of Germany dpuis les
tens les plus reces Sanconathos history Of Phencia
is shown up with great ability, while DIR. Mayen's
Phanzengeograhe Botanical Geography, is opened
to your view, not in pure Dutch but in high sounding
English. The Papist the reverer of the Virgin Mary
can find rich in Arauds history of Puts the VII
This is the gentleman whom Napoleon dragged from
Rome to Paris to crown him, and when the Pope was
in the of performing the ceremony the Emperor pre-
vented him. by taking the bauble and placing upon his
brow with his own hand. Araua is quite eloquent on
this OCCASION and uses up Napy in mincing manner.
We have all the letters God addressed to the Pope by
that Judas like Frenchman and the equally silly foolish
answers of hs Holiness In fine, only read the review,
| and you will be highly gratifed.
The list of new works published the continent,
from July to September, numbers 1892 The majority
Of them German. Give the German forever for
book making, He writes on the go-ahead principle
In the Gentlemans Magazine by that interchangeable
caterer Sylvanus Urban Gent-whoever he be-we
have great variety of interesting articles. There is
pretty view of Eynesford Church, Kent, the first
page What neat, Scottish effusion is this;
She wns wee thing, she thing,
But Icanna tell, the words that fell
Atween her lips to the hearts' me-
She wssa wee thing. she wee thing,
,Twouid hse wiled frae the nest the brides breast,
And have pu'ed the young dove frae OF the tree
But you must read this magazine to appreciate its va
liable contributions.
Next comes the Metropolitan with its l IL pages Of as
rare treasures as ony O. them. What do you think o
this bitf
All what Is life little bloom
Anon the winding sheet and tomb,
Are lthars lett Of bloom and smile
About my heart green mem'ries throng,
Poor heart! thou coulds't MT keep them long
As" W nged Dreams" ,hey winged were.
/, no, that pretty 1t is by Mrs. Crawford. You
will find some elegant versions Of the Tcian bard in the
metropolitan. Don't omit to read them. Bulwers
Ernest Maltravers is criticised in this work They
sneak of il az the work Of matured mind-yes, and
Of such mind they might have added as has no equal
in Europe.
By authority Army and Navy list sf g. Britain
Man traps /. catch English and Irish interopers who
come to this country and pass themselves of as officers
to gull us credulous Americana
London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine
full of interest to the Of science the man OF real
science. The article a permanent Soap Bubble Is
capital. Read il, ye politicians
Reoer,ory Of Patent Inventions for October abounds
in interest Nickes invention for preparing and man.
ufacturine India Rubber is highly important Let ev-
ery Yankee get the account. We want India rubber
life preservers protect against the rascsy steam
boats.
The British Critic is full OF learned articles suited for
Theoogans and Logcans II is the ablest work OF the
kind in existence. The Life Of Henry VIII, by Tyt
Ter. is capital affair and worth your utmost ai,en.
ton.
In Frazer we find elaborate article on the
CHxsT, the Apocalyptic number. II is curious and
win serve to while away hour. Az the weather
grows colder, this work and good anthracite hire VIII
be a rare treat TO the scholar and the gentleman
This excellen, periodical commences with valuable
and elaborate article upon the Pyramids We have
only room Tor brief Of lighter nature, taken
from "Melange from the Journal and Notes OF an
Employe" threats on marriage ceremonies
Marriage ceremonies and festivities vary remarkably
IN different countries In Bahren, when maiden mar
| RES they pierce pearl upon the wedding day in
Franc there 10 question OF pearl TO cnhier put
,hey often pierce a hogshesd Of wine on the jour dss
rocss Whatever they may pierce IN Germany uis not
| ,he refinement OF pieasantries When fhe Countess
| M.r;.npe Won ID married the Cavalry Captain