The herald., 1837-05-12

euLtsn OF me Herald hdd drrtred, and every body
was pressing forward TO obtain copy 1t is impos-
sible to describe the struggle. The run on the Dry
Dock was nothing TO be compared with it. The
news boys had no time to fold thcm and were unable
to make change fast enough to satisfy the eager null
ilude.
James Watson Webb came up from the Courier and
Enquirer oihce to see what was going on, CRASHED
ans teeth IN envlous malice, gave vent to curse or
tws and took refuge In his editorial arm chair Per
haps there has been no time in Wall. steet within the
last hve years. when intellect and sugar candy found
SO ready sale.
Returning TO Broadway, we noticed that white Ma
varino hats are beginning to be worn, with artificial
flowers. They leok cheap and tasty. Economy is
the order of the day. and especially economy in for
eign fabrics The run at Stewards continues, though
with abated violence. They must be pretty nearly
bought out by this time. For three days past their
store has been crowded from morning till night, and
a long line of elegant carriages have bockaded sne
side Of the street in frent
There was pressure at the Park last night and
the night before. Ellen Tree has been showing her
fair mbs-branches we should say, in Ion, and lit
tie Yankee Hill kept large audience in good hu-
mour. Ifnot the best, he is the most natural Yankee
saw.
The National is running strong team, and ought
to draw. Wallack Miss Cushman and Mrs. Flynn
played in Romeo and Juliet last night. They got
through it. Miss Cushman plays Romeo as well as
could be expected, but still net we'll 1t is natural
physical philosophical impossiby for woman to
play Romeo. Wallacks Mercuto is not liked so well
as Balls, and Mrs. Flynn though quite pretty enough
for Juliet does not act it surprisingly well. The
Bowery flared up with the last days Of Pompei-to
mol the best house of the season, and the great little
franklin did cash business on the wood cut prin
ciplc. Seton has engaged our friend Butler to fur
nsh two mahogany cuts week through the seasen
and if the plays well done as the pictures they
will be sure to draw.
Thus have given faithful picture of the scenes
Of yesterday. Heaven only knows what will happen
to day. Gold and silver are at premium If some
thing is not done soon-very soon-t will be higher
and paper, of course depreciate in proportion Let
try and hang together another day. and see if some
HE boat wont appear to 0, if we were but on
some broad prairie in the far west with log hut and
rifle, wife and two chubby boys and one little blue
eyed girl, Wallstreet and New York. and tbs money
market might all 60 to the devil together.
THE JueoLERs.-Thc great jugge and secret con-
iederacy by whose ambition and avarce calamity has
been forced upon the world, is composed of three
classes of beings-the bankers-lhc politcians-and
the editors ofthe large papers Take Wallstreet for
sample The managers Of the banks-the editors
of tae daily papers, and the leading politicians form
two antagonist cliqacs, by whose quarrels for the
"money power" the nation suffers
The same confederacy exists in Albany, in PhiIa-
delphia in every large city.
The first of bankers who began the game that
row srews the world with ruins, were those of Utica,
Albany and New York. In this city Robert White
of the Manhattan, George Newbold and G. Grsweld
Of the Bank Of America Preserved Fish Of the Trades
men, in conjunction with several leading politicians
such as Thaddess Phelps Stephen Allen, and many
others began the crusade against the United States
Bank which will end in the ruin of all and every bank
in the Union. BY their in controlling the in
dependence and usurping the rights of the press, in
conjunction with the eonfederaies atWashngton and
Albany they succeeded in imposing upon the world
the great uggle which has at length burst to atoms
before them.
Supported by the great mass of the honest, indus
tnous, and intelligent classes yet in solvent circum
stances il is time for the moral, intellectual and indie
pendent press to develope true faithful history of
past mes-and to trace the responsibility of the pre-
sent calamities to the wise heads who have caused
them. Ifno other print in this city will do So we
shall. We have personal knowledge Of the rise,
progress history and issue of this terrible uggle by
which the naton has been hurried to It's present con-
dition We shall not even spare the pencil Of truth
from developing justly the agency which Nicholas
Bdde has had in the great plot OF past years against
the rights and morals Of society. He is not so much
TO blame Martin Van Bsren and his creatures are,
but he still aggravated and the evils caused
by these charlatans.
| In this devclopement shall make some revela-
tons that will astound the coanry-but society and
morals must be renovated and placed on a stable
| foundation.
SMALL BrLL-HoIDEns.-The " Sun" Of vest erday
recommends the banks to gather up few fragments
Of the specie yet left in their vaults and pay the poor
men and laborcrs who hold small bills.
We cordially join in this recommendation, and
would even willingly 60 further. The State granted
The charters of these banks and gave them power to
issue currency. The State created their character
The State s morally bound TO make immediate pro-
vision TO redeem in specie all the bank bills that the
city banks have issued. II any loss to be sustain
cd, let the corrupt and ignorant, and rich bank ma
nagers be the sufferers.
| We trust that all the banks in the city will make
arrangements at an early day, to redeem the paper
of all poor people who hold their bills We do not
speak this on our own account for we have perfect