Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

FoREIex INrsLLlsENcs.-We have received hlss
ofthe Lisbon National and the Cadiz FL Tempo,
to the 9th Of July The following extracts are trans
lated:
The Lisbon paper contains story of terrible acc-
dent which it states occurred in the Champ de Mars
| at Pans, on the occasion OF display of fireworks,
given by the King there the l4th of June. The ac-
cident happened through the fainting Of woman
who fell and was trodden to death. The shreks Of
those who witnessed this, spread panic among the
crowd which rushed eagerly TO the barrier, where but
few being enabled to pass at tme scene Of dread
full confusion took place. Numbers persisted by being
irodden upon, and many more were sadly injured.
Twenty three odes were picked up thirteen those
of women. The number of persons injured amounts
to twenty-five.
ENGLIsH IN PoRrUGAL.-In the Lisbon paper Of
the 18th of June, there is dreadful picture drawn Of
the suferngs and prvations of the English allies of
Portugal. 1t calls loudly upon the government to
take immediate measures for their relief
From the seat of war there is news further than
we have already published in the Herald.
The English language is becoming all the rage in
Portugal. Every paper contains more or less Rng-
sh poetry over their editorial articles
From the Cadiz papers we CLEAN under -
The civil war is considered now to be nearly over
and the cause of the queen triumphant Nothing but
extreme bad management on the part of the queens
friends will enable the Carists recover any thing
like an offensive position.
Another paragraph says cur Madrid correspondent,
writes that the government saying nothing
doing ENTHUSIASTICALLY know nothing"
This Madrid correspondent must be invaluable in
his way. His avowal is maine and honest.
The above is all we find worth making room for.
WATER ExcURsIoS.-The new steamboat Home
made an excursion on Tuesday About three hundred
persons were invited and all the editors except that
terrible rascal that scoundrel that villain that cut
throat called Bennett of the Herald Mr. J. Allaire
the enterprsing of the boat is the brother-in
law Of the amiable John Haggerty, Esq. Of course,
the Infamous scoundrel Bennett, who deserves to be
in Sing Sing, for his past conduct could not be pre-
sent. Young John Haggerty was present, tits said,
and did not behave like fool. Good news!
INVITATIONS FROM THE COUNTRY TowNs.-We
have now on hand half dozen invitations from
country towns and villages within a radius of sixty
miles: The pretty girls generally say they want 10
see my electromagnetic squint. Good taste is va
luable quality in pretty women.
More WEDDING CAKE-If the tide of matrimony
continues to bear to us its elegant presents much
longer we shall soon
Mid luscious expire.
Yesterday another slice Of most delicious cake
presented by the favor of accomplished groom
and his beautiful bride-see list Of happy marriages
II was tied up in three sheets Of fine white paper and
virgin white ribbon. Epthalanans are now cut Of
fashion or certainly should be tempted to write
one.
Success and joy, love and fair offspring be
The fair rewards OF their true consistency.
Oh il makes my heart burn to think of love, mat
nmony and broiled chicken.
CAMP MEErMe-ELEcrRo-MAex ErIc PRsAcHNe.
"A splendid and picturesque Camp Meeting has been
held during the present week at Colts Neck, Mon
mouth Co., J. To carry sinners to the happy spot,
the steamer Monmouth, every afternoon, daily, at
o'clock leaves the foot Of Robinson street for Mid
dletown Point. Carriages there in waiting 10
take the set of sinners 70 the ground which is
beautiful grove of trees, eight miles from the landing
with bits Of the blue peering through the branches
Some splendid experiments have been made on
animal magnetism during this meeting. We shall
describe them in a day or two
"Cold Wittals is rcceiyed-shall have place.
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