The herald., 1837-03-23

the intermediate ports IN proportion. 1t will be per-
ceved that there is less probability than Of the
Hcrmanns from going on and accordingly none of the
JosePhs. Without any concert OF action, the same
state offeeling in relation this revulson exists in
New Orleans, that there does here-a feeling Of real
relief from the night mare Of speculation that has
been preying on the country for eighteen months
past. New Orleans, Mobile and New York, will, in
three months berestored by these failures TO healthy
condition.
NEwORLEANs March lI.-Nothing more has trans
pred in the all engrossng subject of the failures wor
thy of notice. Runors a1oat that they will be all
aranged-that time will be given on the liabilities
that the banks will be liberal and merciful We are
not prepared to announce any confidence IN such ru-
mors. 1t may or may not be SO. Under any clfcum-
stances, the evil TO the money keaislng from the
stoppages will not extend to the regular business OF
the city Money has been said to be the root of all
eyi-in the present instance, we should say that cot
ton was. No sales Of cotton were recorded by the
board of brokers for this day. The transactions in
this article out doors were not heavy Prices have
suffered material change. Holders not anxious
TO SELL and purchasers are careless about dong any
thing Good paper running 80 or so days, commands
rom II per cent per month. The banks are not
over liberal in discounts There is considerable diff
Guilty IN getting money! arising probably from the dis
turbcd state OF confidence produced by the trepda
ton manifested in certain high quarters. Tidings Of
the late discontinue will have reached New York by
tomorrow. We are anxoasly waiting the result II VIII
produce IN that city, The rumors OF the stoppages OF
the mall with view to retard the intelligence Of
difficulties have proven to be without fOundation-
Our Legislature adlourns on Monday-the bill TO ap-
proprate halfa million TO the Nashville rail road hav-
ing become law.-Irue American.
We understand that Governor Tacon has favorably
entertained the application OF James H. Caldwell Esq
to light the city Of Havana with gas There is no
doubt entertained but that the privilege will be grant
ed TO oar enterprising fellow citizen. His agent is
now IN Havana.-Ibi9.
We learn from unquestionable authority that the
precise portion Of ground decreed by the Supreme
Court OF the United States TO the heirs Of the late Ed
ward Livingston, is embraced in the following boun-
dares :-l47 feet New Levee street, by 81 on Com
mon street, running back to Tchouptoulas.-I
Miss Josephine Clifton the tragic actress, arrived
yesterday in the packet ship Hark Away, from New
York.-Ibid.
SALE OF LoTs.-The Blanc plantation, new belong
ing to the first municipality for which they gave $45,
900, has been sold lots, and without counting
serve of land valued at 5000 000 II produced $5O0O0O
which with the SOS, ,000 for lots in the Faubourg Tre
me- fsrms total of funes belonging to the first mu
nicpality of 1914, ,050.-Bee
FOREIGN NEws.-Our News Schooner beat all the
News Boats of the Wall street press full five hours
on Tuesday night in the case of fetching us the news
by the North america We received our papers at
oclock-ihey at III o'clock. More anon
u The locofoco carpenters have boxed up the
poor dwelling editor of the Era and put Locke upon
him. The Is this He published apiece on the
other side which the locofocos broke out in rage
The lunar man fell down on his knees and asked for
giveness. Miserable driveller A few weeks ago
Loaier and Locofoco called upon u.s.
81 want to talk vita you, said he.
"Well, what do you wantP
"You have great many opinions similar to
ours"
"Wko are you p
ave be the locofocos. We want for to get an or
gan for our sentiments and we would like to give the
Job TO the Herald"
"Stop, my friend" said I-"if an angel from that
bright Heaven n'-Pein'ing 10 the sky-"were TO come
down and make such request would kick him back
to his own home No party shall make an organ or
a hurdy gurdy of me. am an independent editor
The Herald is my property. 1t promulgates my
opinions. If any of those opinions favorable tc
YOU loafers you are welcome TO their beneft-but as
to being the organ of any party is insult to 10
ask the question All you politicians a set Of the
greatest rascais in existence. these my views.
Ifyou want to publish proceedings, you can do at
fifty cents per square-but I'll be the organ Of no set
of rogues or fools"
The locofoco went out with his tail between his
legs
Until editors act as did, vulganty and mpudence
will always impose upon them.
THEArRIcAL MAsIA.-The National Theatre open
ed on Monday last, in addition to the three now in
operation. In the present state Of affairs conceive
this movement TO beimproper, mpolidc, and uncalled
for.
The period has now come when ii is necessary for
some one to take up the subject and inquire nts the
utility of flooding this city with theatres and places
of amusement We have often looked upon the erec-
ton OF the National Theatre place of silly afiec-
tation but when il was confined TO opera and music,
il did not present any serious objections on the score
of public utility. Since this establishment was turned
into minor hearefo for the performance Of small plays,
.pectacle. humbugs trashy comedy burletta nonsense
and all other species of heatncal entertainments, j,
has become full time inquire into the state oftheat-
ricals in this city, and the terrible effect produced
the morals Of the young by permitting such thea
tres as the National to continue longer opening the
way TO perdItion and ruin. The Park, the Bowery
the franklin, are quite enough for New York. The
National is the fifth wheel to a coach. Since tha
house was first opened theatre, 1t has regularly
sunk to every person concerned in II at the rate OF
$4,000 or Sl5 900 year. Its situated in bad neigh
borhood and its tiers and saloons have been the most