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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

THE WoopwoRrH BENEFIT goes ahead bravey.
II takes place on the 3lst instant at the National
Theatre. About $50 tickets sold. Mr.. Forrest
declined giving his services the benefit night, in
consequence of an engagement He sent, however
$50 for the fund.- which the committee ungiacously
returned to him. This was wrong. Agan-our
friend General Morris proposed to admit as actor
TO play on the occasion, person by the name Of
Hamblin, known for riots and other bad deeds CON-
mted in the flesh. This was wrong also.
The character Of Woodwork is pure and elevated.
The idea of permitting any man of questionable re-
puaon 10 perform, while they rejected the con,rbu-
ton Of Mr. Forrest, whose private character what
ever difference there may be about his professional
merits, is pure, honorable and elevated CRATES harsh
on the ear Of true virtue and propriey No matter
the benefit will be bumper, and amiabe Sammy
will be provided for during his brief time Of being
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

SPIRIT OF PoLIrIcs The administration has car
ried the elections in Georgia In the city of Phade
pha the wings are defeated by $500 majorty-in the
county, the locofocos victorious.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12
IA ORNING HER A l. ID.


Morro or the HERALp-Take sAtnptcsfers-a1 damned
yoss. o issue taen-lre temperatey- drink modsTsfeye
Am temperance socsics-ake Of the sirpnoes-nee' uA
sant-go 10 bed loriss at sr-neper bug o"
God 4l-gAty-ioue the beautiful gr-uose against ." ~
ye,and k,sk all politicians and parsons 10 the depA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

"THE FRIENp-An essay TO do good, or relief from
the PRESSURE" is the title Of pamphlet in pea green
cover issued by T.. b. Clayton. II is a very good
,hing-but one of the next best things know of is
private dinnergo up by Mather a. Cruttendcn, Of the
City Hotel. Magnetism in that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

SIGSoRA II. GARCIA had quite crowded concert
last evening at the City Hotel. She was in beau,i-
ful voice, and brought down raptures of applause.
More tomorrow. Was there not too much wind in
the occompaniments
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

st How comes on the Ellen Jewc,t ciigu,2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

BRAN BREAD AND WArER.-Grahan' lectures
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12
M u " h. 4 NJ A tx tx II II.
yVaIn a n nv nrt II ID Z


The passage Of the Treasury Note bill authorizing
OF $looO0OoO of notes. in If $50 and upwards bearing
an Interest of ger per has created great
motion in the money market and hrous the irreaeema-
bic banking interests Various epinens formed of tie
tec Of these issues The broken banks the broker
chants and broken SPECTATORS these broken interests
profuse in their hostility the Government currency II
called "siDplaser"- denounced being weapon
beat the banks the groundas ball capable knocking
them down like many nnepins in the alley.
According the best and practical opinions the cp
Grafton and effect of this currency will be sauary the
real moned and solvent mercantile interest," injurious the
broken banks and the spectators. We will explain
The issue will be 100000 The government requires the
negotiation of these notes at the points expenditures Now
where these points 0n the Atlantic the
the the locality Of the Florida waand partly,
though less extent in New Orleans The greatest def
ciencie in the funds have taken place the
coast and in Florida II is highly probable, therefore,
hall of the aggregate be negotiated in Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York and Bostenpossbly The
and southern banks have still larger portions of these public
fand and the Of the government in these states
be supplied by their banks generally they enabled
the payments designated by law. The expenditures
for Florida required fer provisions troops and
nitons of warboth of which supplies will be purchased
the board partly Pensacos, Mobile and New Or
leans
Taking therefore, all these views into consideration it is
probable that the Treasury be negotiated in The fol-
lowing proportions at the annexed places:
New York. S45oo,oos
Philadelphia, 100000
Balnlore 100000
Boston, 100000
Mobile, 5OO,Qoo
New Orleans l,oe0,e0c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

II Dent forget the Ladies' Fair at Jersey City
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

week amsng u.dsr our
and al relating to The far !. coming
properly under our cognzance discussed freely and with
probable and besu3e. that would be here dis
e ae a and good Of our
evening last week for can assure GU that in conjunction
n ~h The & your name was very freely used and your e.
proved and upon suggestion by several and myself
the party then Convened hat Committee q be
make request to Mr. Bennett TO the following purpor
exered his uar talents please the taste uphold the
rights and privileges OF SEX and that owing to his inde
wholly taken up, little epporanty happening those
Interested the success Of his exerons to become
him. him. therefore il Is
susly held that Mr. James Bennett be requested
aseeSe s the @
good city, Now the committee teel great pleasure
Your feeling assured from your known gal.
any that nothing less Than Imperative duties caterer for
compliance with the known Of those who have always
considered you N the light OF champion OF the ia"
Thus far today. cannot account for the great in
terest the sweet sex manifest to see me. In advo-
eating their cause-in clevatng their condltlon-in
placing them on the pinnacle of civilization, ! only
follow the footsteps of the amiabe and mysterious
Founder Of Christianity. 20 HIM was woman first
indebted for rank side by side with man, as COM
panon, an equal friend an intellectual beng Be-
fore the appearance Of the Son Of Mary, woman was
only slave in every place of civilization Egyptians,
Hindoos, Persians, Greeks, Jews, Romans all kept
woman slave. Christianity took her out Of a
prison house-Chrstian placed her at the head OF
her husbands table-Chrstianty led her bushlng up
to the altar Christianity made her the intellectual
companion and friend of man.
These are my views, and on these principles act
In crder however to crafty the many lovely females
who want to me, | have great mind to open,
during the approaching season, sorfes or conrersa-
siones, at proper place, where shall be happy,
on certain evenings, to my friends, male and fe-
male. l shall make these soir6es elegant, simple,
chaste, intellectual and recherch6no eating drinking
or gormandslng. A little Of the real Duff Gordon
wine-some coffee, with few cakes, will be quite
sufficient. On such occasions mean to congegate
all the female taste, talent elegance, and beauty of
New York. / cannot spare time to 60 to parties my
sel-but by this expedient every fair creature may
be gratfed.
If should carry this idea into operation, will as
much surpass the ridiculous fashionable parties of the
mock quality, one half Of which got up tick,
he Herald already surpasses all other papers.
SIGNoRA r. GARcrA had quite crowded concert
asst evening at the City Hotel She was in beauti-
al voice, and brought down raptures of applause.
More tomorrow. Was there not too much wind in
he accomplishments?
SPIRIT OF PoLlrIcs The administration has car
led the elections in Georgia. In the city of Philadel
ha the wings are defeated by $500 majority-in the
county, the locofocos victorious.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12
You won't say "bahv' TO me. We'll, that's SOM
nducement 10 20. I'll think of il.


DEAR BENEFIT have frequently noticed in your paper
certain indications of Partially TO the ladies' ans lave
perused, with great pleasure the numerous epses with
which favored by them and the lind and cour Gus
reception they have WITH has determined me TO sec lot
a corner Of eur dear little Herald.
was hut few evenings since particular rena OF mine,
and great adner u paper, Young lady, "a resuem
~ one Of our North river cs Of high literary a'ta,nmsn
whose Illuminated The pages
OF certain periodicals. being OF exquisite beauy,whoe
bright the and the sweet flush that over
spread her beyond descr pon vixen told by
gentema prose that her conversation resembled the
vaciiy aud originality the editorial sket hes OF the Herau
Gould You have been there 10 have with what earnest
she replied that comp seEts nothing new 10
but this worth all The compar to one on w ON she
had looked az occupying the highest seat in his was
something unlo keS for But the gcnueman
of secosd hest IN this affair all his eommunicaton 10
her 70 remain unless written IN the real sen
ncttonan style And his poor head FEAR can never accept
dran for wit or originality sufficient to furnish sotay
ep te Should BE- call for assistance do help nun am
receive the thanks Of JENNY.
Ps will try and write my better than this, as am
terribly agta,ed this beisg nay hrst attempt .
The last | shall give today is as foows;-
Nav yoRg Oct. 9th, 1887.
DEAa BssrgTT Happening in company with several o
ny lady acquaintance IN East Broscway one evening '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12

Stockholders pers onally responsible
The Eastern Bank of Baneor, Maine,
nav 10 W. Clay, or bearer, for the fWk
Foreipn and Domestic Exchange Comps- o
ny, one dollar on demand, In current banh
Al. Gasmos, Pres.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

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.l.sm lIsaf lgsslY dwelling
yAsoH seee'
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| v y wea % ny hfan
|gRvELlDtls TOWER
srmssrov iaeiSD.
.ssmg am sl,one brightly
4. EbaaI towers II Toledo,
H. Rcderiek issued out Of
|, Y Ik city, 81 the head OF =
4. .am ~ egurticrs and
y M crossed tie bridge that
| ~ deep and rocky bed Of The
| TAs shining casalcadc wound
| ~ haiIeadsanong tie noun
|ng soon came in sight ot the
|nnilc tower.
4 goderlck and bis courtiers
|..pmiering and amused, Mt the
| ne rock. Here was a mar.
way cut through the living
|ae only entrance to the tower
! ,Iosed by a massive iron gate.
with rusty locks Of divers
|aaship, and in the fashion o.
Ii centuries, which had been
! By the predecessors Of Dor
NJ. On either side Of the por.
bdthe ancent guardians o
Tsbladen with the keys apper
% the locks.
inight alighted, and approach
portals, ordered the guardian.
|eE the gate. The hoary head
b drew back with terror. "A
hd they, what is it your ma
luiires of us. Would yc,
be mischiefs of this tower I'm
.gdlet loose to shake the cart
bundation!'
venerable Archbishop UrbIn
nimplored him not to distur
hT which had been held sacre
eneratlon to generation, within
fmory Of man; and which eve
himself, when sovereign
had not ventured to invade
'uthful cavaliers, however, wer
y pursue the adventure, an
'sed him in his rash curiosity
y what come may exclaime
derlck,1 am resolved to pen,
inmysterious tower.' So sa,
yam commanded the guard
nlock the portal. The al
aFn obeyed with fear and tren
Dat their hands shook with az
zen they applied the keys, Il
we're SO rusted by times, or
iange Workmanship, that the
their feeble efforts; wherein
Young cavaliers pressed fo
md lent their aid. Still t.
were so numerous and diflicu
A all their cagerness al
a'a great part Of the day w
I'ed before the whole Of the
emastered.
N, paaence Of the king was no
sd' andh advanced to app
y scarcely, however, did
'ae iron gate, when it swdI
0pen, uttering as it were,
n sOans as It turned reluctant
w ases' A cold damp wind
~, IVY accompanied by a temp,
'san ~ The hearts Of the {
a'ds quaked within them, a
A. Any, smote together; but Sc,
!, y Youthful cavaliers rushed
N s y their curiosity, or
WI themselves in their redou
s'sa'pr,se' They had scare
"a lew PAGES, when they
N s'sfcome BY the balefur air,
!, !, fearful vision. Upon Il
%sasred that fires be kind
d, u 4! JOYOUS = ana long-imp
tr;a, y |. Then led the way Il
sahcsa I. ulougn stout OF he;
n ~. with awe and hesitate
NM ;V srs1, a short distan
psi,. nsl'' Or antechamber,
oi.vIIa: a,mber, on the op
= "aHch was n door. ard
Il ,h PEDESTAL, stood a giga,
,.p s's color :. Of bronze, an
F NIT, hherd a huge m,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
THEIDEAOF ApERFEOT WIFE

Burke, the statesman, used repeat
edly to declare, that every care van
ished the moment he entered his own
roof He wrote the following beautl-
ful descriptive prose paper, "The idea
of a perfect wife," which he presented
to Mrs. b. one morning on the ami
versary of their marriage, delicately
heading the paper, as below, leaving
her to fill up the blank:
"rHE CHARACTER or---."
81 intend TO give YOU my idea Of
woman; il it at all answers any origin
al, ! shall be pleased; for il such per
son as | would describe really exist
she must be far superior to my dc.
! cription, and such ! must love too we
TO be able to paint as ] ought.
i "She is h4ndsonle but It is beaut
not arising from features, from CON
! plexion, or from share, she has q
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

A dispute beiuecn men If honor
The pleasant satirical "Pickwick pa
pers' furnish the following amusing
description Of dispute between two
Young gentlemen of honor, which
seems to have. been conducted with
much spirit on both sides:-Nat. mi
"Thc bclllgercnts yented their feel
ings ofmutual contempt for some time
in a variety Of trownings and snort
lncs, until NJ last the scorbut!c youl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

81 say, Pat, what are you writing
there, in such a large handr' "Arrah
honey, an isn't to my poor mother
who's very deaf, that Pm writing q
loud letter."
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

Prudent Pos,poaement.-One Of our
young friends, says the Providence
Courier, being rallied on the addition
Of his name TO the list Of matrimonial
candidates, and asked about the time,
&C.. replied that the happy day was
deferred until--he Banks should 70.
sumo pecie payment Tie Bank OF
England suspended for 2s years
! When will cur own resumed
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

GooD.--A young lady was told by Q
married lady that abe had better pre-
cipitate herself of the Niagara fall
in the basin beneath than marry
The young lady replied, 81 would !
lIthoughtI could find q husband at th'
bottomr,
"Times amt rs they used 10 was
; and folks don't act as they used TO did
is very apt saving.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

Edyfcation Of Married Men.~-Ven
you are a married mar, Samivel, you'll
undegston1. a good many things as
you don't understand; but vether it's
worth while to goin' through SO much
to learn 50 little, as the charity boy
said ven he got to the end OF the al
phabet, is a matter Of taste.--i think
| il isn't.--Pickpick paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08
M u N r. Y NJ A TX x Il II.

MONDAY EVENING SIN oCLoSn, w.
Since report of this morning there has been little or no
in money market The heavy rains have had
some slight effect to keep people within doors
The principal topics of conversation, in commercial circles
after the situation of things England continues to be the
condition. policy prospects of our banks as with
the of trade the possible action OF the next con-
gress On these points thrown some light by the
ed and curious analysis their loan discounts debts crcu
aon and specie subjects the ignorance
prevails among great body of the organs of public opnsn
called the newspapers IN Wall street
One remarkable of this ignorance within
reach.
On Monday week last the New York American, which is
supposed owned and controlled by Prime, Ward Co.,
issued commentary the bank June, which
it that the dmnuton of the banks
days. "ten millions" On Tuesday morning this
men corrected in the Herald having ire
sistble facts that the dmnuton of loans for months
only Yet in spite this correction the best evil
dence the other Wall street prints copied the egreous blum
der Of the bungng American and has been stated and
stated for a week past
On Saturday, the American after deep sleep of five six
days and nights discovered its error and acknowledged in
full But in recanting and recalling bunder it fell into
another equally ridiculous equally preposterous says
its own language that "te depos however, the
lend to embark, under present circumstances BUSH
ness To show how of time the organ OF Prime Ward
King and its editor Charles King salary 1900 per
wine and segars included, merely annex the following
table, accurately compiled from the bank for June
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

Cuxhsven, June 2a-Concordis, Bulkes, New York, via
Coxensie.
Antwerp, June la-Msria Bosman New York.
Liverpool, N. g., Jaly 20.-Msry McCIaran, New York
Halifax, July &-America somers, Bridgeport and New
Valparaiso, May a-Peru, Klham, New York. via ST. Ca
tharine.
UNITED STATES PORTS
Boston, Aug I-CPd, Jasper, Howes, New York; Hudson,
Ryder, do,
Portland, Aug. 6-Cpd, Medora, Pierce, New York
New London, July 3l.-Ar Agent Latham, New York
Full River, Aug AR. Joseph Brown, Brown New York
:, New Haven, Aug AR Albion, Thompson New York;
Philadelphia, Aug AR Protection Wesco't, New York.
Valiant Briggs do; Direct, Briggs, dol Frances Maria,
Racon do; Comet Thoburn, do-crd Tranquil Sneden,
dol Victory, Thurbur, do; Mary, Smith, dol STAR Love-
less, do
Norfolk, Aug a-spd virgnian Bede, New York; Tusca-
rora, Bell, do
Richmond, Aug 5-Srd, Nassau, Chester, New York; ID.
A. Somers Mack, de Ann Eliza, Somers do.
Washington, ~ c., July 3-Ar. John Myers, Robinson
New York-cpd Pamlico Ireland do; Smith, Fowler do
Swan, Ireland, do; Orion Roes, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

New YORK, Monday, August 7th
Business this day has been very dull owing thu Indictment
of the weather Auction sales entirely postponed
The -four market continues very heavy-nothng doing at
whoesale-sma sales retail canal $40, and
New York city inspected &c. Grain remains very dull, with
the exception of Rye which continues in moderate request
The business diapers and aors that supply Southern
market revvng large orders already been received
from the South. This is the beginning of return uade-n
three or four weeks may expect business in all
of merchandise, and what done will be well done"
Receipts of producesoIs barrels -four o4 do provisions. II
tubs butter 100 barrels ashes
LOUISVILLE July 81, p. M-Baggng and rope, % 20
&c: bacon 7c hams al IL H. lard &C. dul t;raD-Wheat
ST. Tobacco, No. 1, % 3s5; No p 81 $50; No. s. g.
FREDERICK, Nd August p M-Flour, $780, wheat, sl.5o
l6o Csc; 81 3lc cloverseed, &c. bacon TO-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

said fall horo the customary productions nearly thirty per
cent places But have positive experiments 70
assure us lhis is true.
Why papers procure positive information
and give facts Can they get estimates OF the crops in
different neghhorhoods To they Every farmer
requesed, will give in his estimate II the duty of the ed
tors they know their business combine their and
let the werd know the agricultural production of section Of
country ia which they live.
We call on all our brethren every quarter OF the
try give to the public full of their statistics We
want TO know how much wheat rye Indian sorn, oats and
milet-how much timothy and clover hay-how much pea-
toes-how many sheep, calves hogs &C. &c. raised
on the farms in the interior There is necessity for names
We want the aggregate Will the editors OF the interior give It
to us! More this subject.
The Journal Commerce and other Journals the cities
have been and still publishing dscouraging
accounts of the different sections of this state and the
other wheat growing states the form OF letters to the editors
Now the object Of all this octude fer the public welfare IS
plain These papers the of the grain and -four mo-
nopolss Their interest is cry out" scarcity, scarcity,
Scarcity" Under cloak this wicked arce they put up
the price of bread stu and gain from the foolish credu
lily of an easy public.
At this present moment there forming this state combi
nation that OF last year, make the
for his bread The banks ia of New
York and the monopozers in close league We shall
pose the whse scheme day two, and lay open the
Of the the miserable and petty articles of the Jour-
nal OF Commerce and its worthy brethren deceive them.
From every quarter correspondents sending letters
the abundance the crops There be shorness in
some sections but yet not been automatically advs
ed oft The talk about short crops believe 70 be the arfce
OF the enemy to the peoples interests.
On Saturday of cargo from Antwerp nnneun-
ced-
Antwerp -four, sa6 barrels.
Rye, 50 bags
Most of the -four damaged and unfit for bread The starch
is free of duty. This game Of importing stus however
is nigh up thank God All have guard against is the
villainy OF corn spectators.
sdruW bonu fora a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-08

CLEARED.
ships Independence Nye, Liverpool Grinnell, Minurn
worthngon St Croix, d. Rogers Som Brigs William Da,
y. Norfolk, Va; J. W. Kempon, Bede, do; Grandee, On
Klein, Havana, John de Ruyer; Aron, Hull Providence.
ARRIVED.
Ship Andrew Scott Hearty Ilavre June 24th, with
ship Elisha Dcnnson West New Orleans, IL days. to f. d.
La. os Of 5a
sm New Orleans for Havreo,h of Cape Florida, passed
Ship Hamilton, Baily Liverpool, June 9th, with mdze to
Dutch galiot Two Brothers, Breams Piymosh 7odays I.
Brig Harriet Branard Thompson, Tuchapau La n days.
Brig sun, Hood, Havana, 70 days, with mdre to Hogan
Brig Lgona Crawford Orleans 20 days. with lard &c
Brig Ames, Donnor Apalachcola Is days, with maze to
Brig New Jersey, Matthews, Daren, Ca, 10 days, to r. NJ
schr Washington Stuart, Virginia. days. MASTER and
others
schr. WIN. D. Borden, Chambers York River, days, to
schr. America, somer., Halifax, days, to r. Andrew.
sss TSssaPs9 E ~ Ssy
schr Gen Wayne, v9se Tampa Bay 70 days. TO master:
schrs Maria Lafayette, Camden, days, 70 masters.
& ,ne Europe and TenHe'see'
MEMORANDA.
The Independence Nye for Liverpool aad Poland Anthony,
for Havre will sail this day. The letter bags win close
Hudsons Exchange Broad streets
Erchan &C. AT half past 10 O'clock A. M.
The Np York, Spinney, did sail from Charles
ton on Thursday last, her regular day, fer this port
The Panther repairing Mt Halifax the 18th ult and
would sail Tar New York on the 10th inst.
The Eha Dcnnion this port arrived yesterday, reports
being company three days with 45sa f3 ships brig
and schr in the Gull Of Florida, all standing norhw ard
Capt West large fleet Of vessels but could
them
The wreck before reported Lake Ontario probably
the Unon as the yaw had that name, and also Port Hope
painted on her stern.
The Portland at Norfolk the 9TH inst, reports seeing
the Tuesday lat 80 30 lon 1915, schr with
ted ports billet head with loss oboth mkss and anchors
saw no boardendeavored TO board her, but
prevented by sudden quashe about 2e tons surhen
and was lumber loaded.
The Yeopar, Thurner from Charleston for New Orleans,
put into Norfolk ID ns ia distress, with loss OF ton nasts
sails, &c.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
June ~ OF Cape St Vincent, stsiira Montgomery, from
FOREIGN PORTS
c amourE June e-Ar Howard, Flor, New York-2sd ar.
Of Dover, Juse 2h-Clemenns Gessemsn New York, for
London, June @.-Crd, Edward Metcslc New York.
Gravesend, June "a -sra, Edward Lindsey, New York
Liverpool June @-Srd, Tennessee Msttsor New York
28tb Creolse Tracy, do-27h for ldp FLORIDA Skier
ry, New york; scotland, Hacksta do.
| Deal, june B.sPa, Edward, Metcalf New York.
/ Oh Portland June N.-Bron, Wranrics New York.
Geroa, June lI-Ar 81 Salvador, Ressetto New York
Dover, June 2s-Ar. Express, Baretto, New York.