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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

heretofore allowed them has ever been of any real
use TO them, except for purposes of speculation. The
rest OF the time allowed them has been loss to the
northern merchant aording the south great tempta-
tons for speculation, at the risk and expense Of the
north. M
regret that il is not in my power to give you
more f1atterlng account of the south. Such is the
condition of things. l see but little chance for
the north obtaining bat very small moty of the
large amount due them from the south, as the opera
tons of very many amounts to total loss.
Trusting the present condition of things may ulti-
mately result for the general good of all, remain,
yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07
PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1887

PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1887.
Your correspondents in Philadelphia must be re.
miss indeed II you were pot apprized at least two
weeks since Of the game which the Bank Of the Unit
ed States has been playing-a game which those at
the head of that institution who think the common
people" are "bandittp whose proper homes "cav-
ems and "penitennaries," may think too deep for
them TO fahom, but which some persons who do not
pretend to be "money kings" and great fnanciers"
detected as soon as it was commenced You pro-
nounce this game 10 be a "merdF' game! Certainly
It can be considered moral only in the school which
teaches that the end Justfes the means" The
sumption OF specie payments by the banks would be
desirable end, but it should not be FASTENED or
brought about by second fraud equal in arocity to
that piece Of "pslitical banking the fraudulent sus
pension OF specie payments in May last.
The game OF the Bank is simply this. The notes of
the late Bank of the United States the charter of
which expired sixteen months ago, have TO great
extent been presented and paid Instead of burning
these notes, as honest men would have DONE the late
Bank boards them up for an emergency. The pre-
sent bank being in great strait the old bank lends
or sells tho matter whlch these notes, already once
paid to the former which issues them, in payment of
checks DC. instead Of its own notes. Now the fraud
OF this transaction is this. Should the new bank
sumo specie payments it will of course refuse to give
specie tor these notes. These not notes, they
are the notes Of another Bank will be the reply Of
the paying teller-if not lShy they issued? And
the old Bank may say "aoe hare paid these notes
already" Between these two stools the unfortunate
aoteholdcrs will fall to the ground.
Mark this fraud in another point of view. The Go
vernment of the United States is interested TO aight
millions in the stock of the old bank think to
fifth Of the capital of that bank. II the notehoders
can sue and &c. Judgment against the old bank for
these notes, the people will have to pay them twice
over-which must be done by means of tariffs, sacr-
fees of the public lands &c. &c.
As your paper processes to be independent print
you will feel constrained to publish this, or a summa-
ry of il, you may think L-The bank is fine spe
cimen of American architecture, but to morality"
-" no more Of that Bennett thou lowest me"
COMMON HONESTY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

~ II seems that no letters whether official or not
are to be sent in future by the express mail to the
President and the heads of departments unless the
postage be paid. The Globe recommends the same
rule TO be applied to all letters. What next1 That
no letters be unless first read by the Postmaster
II would be quite as reasonable requsltion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

UprEa Ps.Ics, July 6ih.-Before Judge Palmer
Horse Stsaiis - Alexander Stowell was arrested a
few days SINCE, charged with stealing a horse, the
property of Mr. Harrison attorney Of New Rochelle.
Of valuable CLOAK Yesterday Mr.. Harrison arrived
N New York, having been informed of the arrest OF
ths thief, who confessed where he had stolen the
horse. Stowell was short time since in the employ
ncns ~ Dir. Harrison, and seemed much hurt d his
dsgpscsal situation. He Informed the officers where
the cIsek ives 20 ~ fosDa, and ID was recovsssd.-
Stowel has been delivered over 10 the authorizes Of
New Rochelle 70 take bis trial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

II Amos kendall has organized an Express
Mail TO the West AT last. have received slip rom
the Office OF the Columbus Statesman. HAmos had
never been military chieitan"-never broken the
arm OF an honorable in row IN the streets Of
Frankfort, he never could have succeeded so excel
lenty as Postmaster General.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

PoucE, July 6th-Another Riof.-UnIess some
energetic measures be taken t. ensure the peace Of
New York. the city Of riots will soon become lie de-
senaon. The arrestIng these dsturbers oil good or
der-holding them 10 bail, trying them At the ses-
SONS ls mere farce. What do these fellows regard
beng required 10 give one or two hundred dosIafs
bail, which they can readily procure, o. what cape
they for tnaI at the sesslons-o be hncd slx centA
and discharged s 49,. -.
The idea OF keeping the city free from these braw-
lers while such measures these are resor,ed to-
prcposterous We say again, LEI energetic means -
aue these scenes OF violence beimmcdistely enlorcoa
by the common council. They have the psw~---
On the fourth glorious row COX place yesterday
there wss another II was occasione1 by quousa
between william E. Skidmore, No. 293 Water s!1ssfs
and acme Of the oafers Of that region. One u hems
who : nek named Jenny Twitcher. 6ssd ,pist8l p
Mr. Skidmore which fortunately missed him. he
o1icers were sent for and they succsedcd N espVs
inc Eve OF these deepcrsdoes ell Of whom hsve ben
committed Brdewell being engaged IN creating
This disturbance. Another Of 1.-THE gang naGed James
Hendsrshot rescued . prisoner as he was bsng con
veyed 10 the police Office for doing which, he We
himself taken and committed to duranoe. s4e
There are from IS 10 20 persons more connected
with the pr soners for whom active search 10 msking.
Here 10 glory enough for one day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

u II you are determined to leave the city for a
few days go to Yves, Point, or Rockaway, or the Sea
Shore, Or New Brighton or 60 into Connecticut for
week-no longer. Don't go 10 loaferng at Saratoga
and the Springs. None but the vulgar 60 there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

REpucTios or WAeEs.-Ths revolution has begun
In Pearl street salaries Of clerks at $1,000 reduced
to 600, and porters that got s35 per month now re-
ceive $40 Economy mus, be the order Of the day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

II Few are going to Saratoga or Ballston TIM
year. We learn that these watering places are LIKE
the deserts of Arabia good change for once. Sta,
at home-save money.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

II NEAIE'. shin passers very neatly engraved
We advise all those who want to cheat the communi-
ty TO get them for issue. They are capital for the
purpose.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

II Poor Dnneford 7 Can any body give us in
formation on the Bowery Theatre How comes on
Dnnsfcrd between the two millstoncs Webb AID
HamblinL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

u The Albany steamboats, are only half filled
with passengers thus year. People tired Of spend
ING Other folks money in making fools of themselves
81 the Spnnea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

We have laws against the circulation OF such trash
yet all morals and honesty are now Frustrated IN the
dust They have the impotence too TO pay one per
cent interest," and thus cheat the community out OF the
difference between and seven-beng on the whole
some 5000 for one year. How long is the world 10
be dcluded There is plenty Of specie for small
change in the banks, yet they will not give us SIX
pence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

u General Morris has made Denman of III
Truth Teller his aid. OH He had better make hin
his drummer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

nlf you will drink malt liquors let it be ripe bot
tied porter or brown stout That 10 pood-no,hine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

II Miss MGtnesuis the gree, fsvsn,e Of the abo.
hionisss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

shlnpIasteT, OF any value, HOW III CITCui"t'o"
% 90 {
NJ 7,6 NEW JERSEY.
, This is 10 certify that there Is due 20 the -
I2l bearer, from the MAYOR CoMMoN Ia
!, -- COUNCIL sf The City OF Newark, the sum -
OF Te1e and Halt cents, bearing INTEREST az the rate
Of per cent per annun payable June 1905, ocns
mart OF Loan OF 10000 Dollars authorized by az ordi-
nance passed May l9h 1887, CRY oF sEwARk June
q 1851 ". Aeiiwr, Treasurer
o Abrn, Beach, City Clerk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

II The charleston Mercury" is very much an
nOyed at the nomination of Mr.. Webster DC quie'
friend-we will nominate Mr. Calhoun before Con-
gress meets The ideas entertained OF New fsrk
city the strangest in the world Any one acquam'-
ed with algebra must know that this great metropo-
lis is one-half the United Sta,es-one third of the
commercial world, and full one-fourth Of civllznsn
We have perfect right to nominate as many Presi'
dents as please and if the other cities wont go Tor
them they can go farther and fare worse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

FiaE.-The fire yesterday afternoon was at the gas
housen Canal street Il originated from the bursting
Of are,ort Some triing damage was done to the
roof before the flames we're sxiinguished
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

None SHIN pLAsrEns.-The following ls the latcs
shinplasteT, of any value, now in circulation =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-07

AuousoS the great naturalist, who 10 81 the Clinton
Hotel ~ one Of the finest looking middle aged men
weever saw He has large half Roman, half Gre
can moses hne high forebead-a beautifully turned
shin-snd profusion sfron grey hair,
sn"s me meteor In Ne ussSled sky
His head y . study-his broad muscular shoulder
like Apollos-snd his eye a. bnsh, a. an eagles
What ccuntrymsn are You, Mr. Audubon ~ AZ
am part FreBchmsn, part American, p.r, sp.n,.h
and . bh Of the Louisiana alligator" Audubon = ~
well scqu ncd with shssscsl habits Of bird. ,bs no
can call an eagle from his airy fight, asd have an AZ
aernoon chat with him whenever he pleasss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10

II EMOyAL.-W. A. ANDROSS CO. Satin Beaver
H Bonnet Warehouse 64 Broadway removed to next door
below up stairs Satin Beaver wholesale, with
without lining. for the millinery trade. n8 If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10
OWN e. CO.'S ONE

sT0RE.-rhe subscribers since the year 1924 have
Nhamed furnishing the public with elegant and sub
stantal HAT Of the graceful form, a the accommodating
price Of s. They that their efforts have been
crowned with triumphant success The Hats manufactured
by them during the last three months IN beauty and
finish any heretofore offered and stand preennen among
those OF higher prices by the fashionable world To their
patrons they would sayhc quality as far may he, is uni
outhc price moderate and iSethe profit small AMI ar
the sales for cash. 178 Chatham square, cor Nett st.
mylgH BROWNE 90.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10
no. Is.
HERDNAN s. X EENAN'S
81. 4a Ill iii


EESiAnDLishED EMlGRANT PACKET OFFICES.
and eaad VIA 70 and roa Cree, e Bra
near Beeknan st., and 81 South st.. New York
hsslaehts IN NE United States Canada wishing seud
ways be accommodated very moderate terms per weekly
opportunities via Liverpool. ' =
the despatch OF vessels beg 70 state ~ e
friends aud the public thar in selecting line hev will avoid
and may assured that all the agents IN he Tinted KIM
dom, we'll as this side Of The Atlantic, win use the hest edo
render despatch and cofnort to all passengers who may
engaged here, and their friends who embark In comnanv
with them and IN all where the passengers not come
their money VIII be refunded 10 the persons from whom was
received. -
Ships viii be despatched Liverpool for the different
ports follows for New York weekly; for Boston Phla
depha and Baltimore, three times each month; New
leans and Mobile twice each months for Quebec, three times
Persons wishing passage Liverpool and London can he
accommodated by the regular line Of packets for Liverpool,
weekly tor London on the s 10th and 0it Of each month
Ihose Wishing 70 remit money TO their friends, be
commoaed with drafts for any amount payable throughout
Great Britain and Ireland Agents also in the different ports,
VINO every assistance IN forwarding the passengers TO
Forfarher information relative to this establishment apply
Eessrs. Sherlock Arlington No Waterloo Road and No.
Is Chapel St Liverpool,
Messrs John Dickson Co.. Warng s., Belfast.
Mr.. VI. Sherlock, No. Eden, Quay, Dublin
VIM Donoghue William St, Londonderry.
James Belew, Drogheda.
Patrick McMulen, Castle ST, Newry.
J. Calaghan, Lawrence Town, Ballnasloe,
Edward Sherlock, Castlepollard
Thos; Higgins, BaIymahon.
Jas Dugan Articlih, near Coleraine
Michael McGinfy, Drumlsh, county Longford
John Brady, Baby; Jas. Duff county Cavan
VIM scraggs, Cork.
jas Cochran, Sligo.
Daniel Hughes, Waterford.
Hugh Shields, Clones county Monaghan
SCOTLAND.
Mr. Anderson, No IS Turner's Court, Glasgow
David Foster Amman
d. McDougald, Inverness
Ro5t Mcneil Newown stewart
HERDMAN q KEENAN,,
mYS0-lm log and 81 South IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10

IRA 20 1ET-The upper part Of the house No 236
f.M Broome ST. 10 small gen,eel family. The rent will be
ss.A.low. Inquire on the premises ie5-l~s
~ HOUSE TO LET, OR FOR sALE.-TLe
tB modern built three house In 9th few doors
broadway, being the middle Of the three houses just
finished This house finished in the best manner with
the modern improvements and possession be- had mmed.
ately. Apply to q. CLARK, 100 Water street
myl6 istf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10
sALUBRIOUs sTOMACHIC

SALUBRIOUS STOMACHIC
Encrvescept Ginger beverage Powder.
SALUBRIOISST uMACHIC EFFERvES-
~ CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
ducng immediate chervescent draught in the highest
possible state Of pcrectan, aayng The thirst we'll being
mingled with component part Of the Jamaica Ginger
much eStoed IN difficulty Of digestion, where its med
cna properties has stood the test and the approval Of the
fastidiaus anil the learned
To travellers tourists, captains ofvce nc II win be found
adesderaum OF the highest import either sickness in
health, IN whatever climate IL will surpa other prepa
ton esiani and heng peculiarly portable, renders still fur
Their acquisition Prepared by
JOHNSON a co. Chemists,
At their Created Water Depot, &c and % Cedar II.
Soda and Sedlz Waters Syrups all kinds, Sedx and
Soda Powders, &c. je23n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10

II EMOVAL.-Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger has removed
H from ~ store No ST. Broadway toNo 2Courtandt
street, Br 4dway I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10
E INSURANCE AND

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
IN TRUST COMMUNICATIONS may effect assurances
with this Company their lives, the lives Of others,
and either for the whole duration Of life for limited peri
cd. The payments Of premium my he either made annually
or n a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10

nRUGs, &C.-phosphorus, cho~e potash, nitrate ba-
~ rytes nitrate srOntan, mufiae nitrate Sia
mond cement larnas cologne ede, and soda powders
nc. &c. for sale IN quantities 10 suit purchasers by
}. A. LAMOUREUx 4 Co.
my25u J77 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10
M3pUI1NST P ISsc,IP; COTTAGE. Fai5q =,

NI Road and half miles from the ferry conducted by
Mr. and Mrs GOOLDThis delightful spot commands Of
the most extensive and picturesque views OF in the neigh
borhoed OF New York embracing the cityits noble bay-and
all within the sweep distant horizon On the very summit
this emnence stands Mount Prospect Cottage which will
opened Saturday next June ST. for the accommodation
OF the the conductors aters themselves they need
only refer 10 the past satisfy their friends the
public that the accommodations at this establishment will
be inferior at least 10 any Long Island
Refreshments Of all kinds al all bours.
Dinners lin Mrs Goods particular styel for small Picnic
parties, on being ordered the day previous
The chosest Wines and Liquors usual selected the
well known teof NJ. Goold.
Tea parties at all times he comfortably accommodated
ie2-f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10

nETROIT HOTEL, LATE YORK no
- TEl-The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the travelling public that they taken the
blishmen and fitted up style that will compete with any
similar house in this CITY, II European PLAN per-
be accommodated with lodgings and meals At all
hours and served with dish and
ket n New Ysrk nj all times affords
The house pleasantly located % Barclay street in the
Immediate vicinity Of the Hudson river steamboat landing
The bar supplied with and liquors Of all kinds the
best that be obtained. ~ VI. MERRTMAN.
my52weod r. wTNSIIIP
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10
DARTS EMBROIDERIEs.@J,

TDAHTS EMBROIDERED received, a
splendid assortment Of capes collars peerines shemetis,
Ac the newest style and fashionable patterns imported
this spring.
Also, great variety Of linen cambria handkerchief and
cuffs extensive stock OF infant embroieres of every
scrpon, rocks, robes, ockwas linen cambria caps and
trimmings, &c.
Also cldrens embroidered Jane dresses seye-
raj Scotch and English capes and collars 6c large
selection English and French black pcs-
rnes splendid stock Of black and white lace sawls black
and white lace veils very rich, &c. &c
Ladies and gentlemen who wish purchase the above
would find their call and examine the which
they will find carefully selected from the best markets
The subscriber ro the extensive patronage he has recev
ed and still continues ee hesitation IN saying the goods
the cheapest in this CITY, Wholesale and retail.
THOMAS COCHRAN, 81 Catharines st.,
s22 Inn and 1874 Bowsry three doors above Spring a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10
PIONEER FAST LINE.
CO. CO. o.

&C., 49, 49,
VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves the Hestcet House corner Sroaa and RACE STREETS
III. n aey 1 al s o ,e 81 IN, vary be-,
description having been built expressly for the accommodation
This Is the only Packe line that rms on the Railroad to Har
rsburg thereby saving 80 miles Of canal travel and reaching
formerly the when they went by Columbia there took
speed comfort this exceed by any
Passengers 10 Cincinnati Louisville Natchez Nashville ST.
Louis &c. viii awaysbe certain Of being taken without de-
lay line connects with the boats al Pittsburgh carrying
For seats apply al the ah and Chestnut
SIS and at No 200 Market st. corner I'D and Willow SIS
Philadelphia May 8. mylsims
FOR NMW NEM Anme MG Mt;ST 7, Gala.
webs and IVES, Po'mrIThe steamboat
HIGHLANDER, Capt r. war,op, will leave he foot Of
noon at O'clock Returning leave Newburgh every Monday
%Sn as & a nS
For freight or passage aPppo 70 he Cspaa S SpsTa Or
my2-im.
POET En- a ( B PnoT1SEN yEA ss steam
will leave from Peck Slip E. r. Friday afternoon June
Passengers for Boston Willie for the rail road cars
mmedS r on The Arrival OF Ss as eS
ID. b. ALLEN, i69 South st.
B. All persons forbid trusting any on account OF
the above boat ie6
- From she foot q Barclay Street.-The
morning, at O'Clock
From the foot of Courtlandt street.
The SWALLOW, this afternoon AT 5oclock.
The NORTH AMERICA, tomorrow afternoons at O'Clock.
any other kind Of property taken shipped put board
the boats OF this line must at the risk of the OF such
goods, freight, baggage &c. jel0
asr rs,asS: ~ .tsqT ss;s
tomorrow friday afternoon, at 5o'clocckH- I'll ,po,,
Fare to New London, s. Stages VIII leave Lyme tbacons
Landng) New London Immediately on the arrivalo the
ar Positively no freight received 81 O'Clock For fur
ther information, inquire o board, or of
FOR SAG HARBOR.-The new and elegant steamboat
Sag lIarbor will leave York every Tuesday Thursday,
and Saturday afternoon in the CLEOPATRA and nersect
the Clifton at Saybrook without delay, commencing Tues
day, June 9th -
BAH persons forbid trusting any of
the above boat or owners. les
~ 10 LET-For tive years from the first OF
t,M July next the Dstillery situated she river inn
Inediatey below Grand ferry Willamsburgh,
and the three lots occupied thereby, with excellent wharf
and convenience for business The location i adma
bly, adapted for the business well Tor that the
dstery as the gran &c pass direct from the vessel INTO the
storeiouses.
Also let possession given immediately the very large
building long used cowhouse and exceedingly well suited
for n extensive dairy.
These buildings have been occupied for dis
uery by Mess Coles Berry and the entire plot comprises
40 lots There j. probably spo, which energetic
could render profitable by bringing into active
advantages, being eligible for ship building and for
every .ther purpose where position Immediately the river
and within ten minutes walk OF the centre Of the city, is de-
sirable
The propretos disposed into liberal arrange
men. Applyto X. FAYERWEATHER,
je8-Jt al Liberty ST., New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10

NEWTON have removed their school from the city the
county
They have selected this only in consequence of
Its proverba health but of its proximity to the city, the dis
lance not exceeding eleven r.es The house large airy
and well adapted for such institution.
They are prepared to receive young Ladies boarders
day scholars and they their friends and the public
that nothing shall be wanting their part afford every
clity of instruction and Improvement to their pupils and
qualify them, by liberal and accomplished education
respectable walks of life
Tuition comprises complete English course superadded
which taught the French Italian and Spanish uage
Music. Drawing, and Dancing, il required
Highly respectable references viii be given
guardians if application b4nade either personally
the village by letter directed the post Office West Farms
myI9-2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-10

Money VII De received In deposit by the Company and bel
In trust upon which interest will be allowed follows.
Upon any SUM over 800, irredeemabIe for year,