The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13
ELECTION REruRss.-The following is the number
Of votes peled yesterday secend day the elscton
in the different wards :

.lith 5a3 End day 10000
- lst day 1883
7l79
PROFESSIONAL PuFFERY.-We have been quite
amused with the gentle April shower of pufs, which
have fallen over the head Of Mr. Daniels, who has be-
come the co-edtor of the Gazette. Heis cried up as
livery Daniel come to judgment" We know his ca
pabiIities very well Hes clever well intenhoned,
amable man, with great talent but some bad
taste. Hebelongs to the punning tribe, and is man
Of more words than ideas. His paragraphs COM
monplace verbage, mere plays on other mems ideas.
He is without originality or power. He filled up very
respectfully the milk and water department Of the
Courier d Enquirer and will do the in the Ga
zette Even Webb himself on the the very limited
range of subjects he understands could write better
and more forcble article
1t is rea time TO have done with the eternal self
putting on which the press Of this city and Phade-
pha, build their reputation. These pulls are published
by private solicitation and request Here's myself.
Who ever pulled me? On the contrary, the whole
daily press in New York and Philadelphia, have done
all they could to suppress my existence, ana put
down my efforts. Yet rise above and beyond their
pany efforts Talent, industry, originality, and moral
courage will always find its proper evel-and no
pSfery in the long run, be Of any service to boil
ster up inanty.
n The Courier g. Enquirer asks if the brother of
d. l.. Delavan, who is candidate for assistant al
derman Of the eighth ward received loan from the
king of England We able to reply, except by
another question, thus who lost $4,000 differences
in Wall street, walked out lame duck and has cur
sed Morris Canal ever since 2"
Answer that Mr. Courier & Enquirer then go and
smoke yoar segar.
AZ The committee of the Booksellers who got up
the recent splendid festival consisted of John Reese,
George Dearborn, II. Il. Pratt, f. Harper and W. Ro-
binson They debated half day on the important
quesii.n, " Shall James Gordon Bennett be inuited
TO our tesicol?' and decided in the negative, thus
gaining of the greatest trumphs that literature
ever won Mr.. John Reese made splendid speech
The whole proceedings will be ready in few days.
| Till then, take medicine.
| FIRE AT SEA-The brig Maria Teresa arrived at
Boston Monday, reports the loss Of the ship Clau
didus of Themaston. The Candidas sailed from New
| Orleans for Liverpool on the 22d-on 3lst. in a
tremendous gale, was struck with lightning Smoke
was soon after seen issuing from the seams Of the
deck and all the efforts Of the crew to extngush the
FIRE were exerted in vain. The next day they fell in
with the Marin Teresa and with great difficulty the
crew of the Canaidas succeeded in reaching the brig
Twenty minutes after the last boat left the ship
the masis fell the side and the flames burst on
of the hull She was a new ship of 396 TONS on he
first voyage There is said TO be an insurance o
$4,000 al two offices in State street.
A HINT 70 HyPocRITE.-Tired with the whirl O
fashions giddy round and longing for repose from
the excitement Of the gay "soree," and elegan
"conversazione," Ariel, pensve, but not sad, wai
vending his way one evening among some of thu
quiet but pleasant streets the upper part Of beau
tful but sinful city.
A strain of solemn music fixed his attention. 1t is
sued from building small, that it never would b
taken for a temple of the living God, but for certain
symbols on its front, though large enough, though
the sarcastic spirit, to hold a who shall be saved
of the populous neighborhood in which it stands.
He entered, and looked with interest upon the cere
mony. Groups of young people, Of both sexes, wer
kneeng around the altar, from which the Bishop, al
rayod in "purple and fine lnen" appeared in the &C
of dispensing the blessing, by laying his hands tn
heads bent in lowly reverence before him. 1t
!, rite, termed in the Epscopaan Church the confrma
ton.
Az he unused on the cherub faces around, TO whic
the solemn scene impaired a heavenly air, the SIN
spirit" was suddenly aware Of the neighborhood Q
some impure presence.
His keen sensibility quickly enabled him to fix o
the object. 1t young man, well Hooking enoug
10 ordinary eyes, who kne eli. beside lovely cir
whose downca lids rich and ruby lips, trembling wit
pous excitement, formed combination of charms
which sufficiently accounted for the constant wan
derng ofthe eyes of her companion IN that direction
! With an instructive hatred for all that - base, on
dainty ARIEL" having cleaned few particulars Z
his former career and his intentions for the future
flew with them to our study, well knowing that tn
Herald IS the surest channel through which virtue
supported and vice unmasked.
Mr. - is lady-killer; one Of those despicabl
animals, who, to pamper the appetite ola selfish van
IT, would sacrifice without rcmorsc The peace andhar
pness Of the gentle and confidng beings who listc
to- and believe their hollow vows.
Two victims hashc already inundated at the sArn
this moral Moloch, and has marked out for thirc
the lovely and transporting creature by whose sd
he was then protesting, with basphemous lips an
Pharisaical pretonsons, a communism Of pure an
holy feelings BETTING the altar before which the
knelt.
The arifuI designer well knows there is avenu
~ ,na ,lo haort omen attack that N roll