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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

AMERICAN INsTrrUTE-This institute closed on
Monday night, as we have before stated, with an adj
dress from Gen. Tallmadge; in the course Of which,
he expressed an earnest wish that all present might
use their utmost exertons TO extend the manufactures
of this country. He alluded to the boast of the
British government when this country was a British
colony, that "not even shirt button should be made
here p and showed how futile it is in any man or set
of men to attempt to impede the onward course of
the human mind, or stay the progress Of improve
ment in the arts and sciences. He observed that
although at the commencement of tho revolution the
patriots threw the tea sent from England into the
river and abstaned from the Of excseabe articles
vet the soldiers of the revolution were Obliged to
sleep in blankets made by their enemies Now we
made our own bankets-and if a proper protection
was afforded to American manufacturers we need
never import more manufactured articles than was
sufficient in value 10 meet the balance of trade be-
tween Europe and the United States.
After Gen. T.. had concluded the premiums were
announced and here we do think grea, ignorance or
stupidity or something worse was manifested. For
example printer was appointed ajudge Of the book
binding business, and the first premium awarded
TO the second-best book-the best bound book be-
yond all comparis IN being that Thy Mr.. Walk
err Again carpenter was appointed a Judge Of sew
ing silk-a person totally unacquaned with the bu-
siness was placed among the judges Of sleshs. And
a mos, bcautal shirt sent by Mrs. Mahoney, which
had nothing that would compare with it in the exhi-
bition was overlooked, and premium given to one
which we are informed was exhibited at former fair.
Miss Jacobs very beautiful childrcn's clothing OBJ
tanned the medal, and so did Ryders superior boots
both being richly deserved.
But the manager musts manage better next year, or
they will disgust the greater part Of theNsupportcrs,
and bring the institution into mercd contempt For
our own parts we will support them when they de-
serve il, and lay on the lash when }, is needed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

TUESDAY, Oct 81.
Butcher Of all descriptions remains the In
last reper and lnere appears Of reduction pr
CO. until the butcher monopoly suppressed sad the lave
against forestsng enforced. An entire change In
poaon place before these desirable objects
obtained Poultry comes more freely, and has somewhat
moderated In price Mutton and lamb tewi sbpndass
In our country markets. where they may be Obtained cheaper
than at the butchers stalls In fish markets cod Is plenty
and reasonable but sreaked has has advanced double
What was last week. Other hsh continues the vegeia
bes were plener and with few exceptions
never dearer this than they at present
The weather having become cooler dressed hogs
abundant and sell from % 80 30 ow Al Philadelphia
on saturday last they ~ $50 snd Baltimore
Friday, $50 CTS the hundred poundsmatng difference
on average betwxt New YORK and Phad phia sio
-twxi New York and Baltimore Of ga acwt Inths
price Of beef similar difference exists bei~xt these places
and this city which usthes the have frcqutnty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

As large this prepared prove
by figures its truth In this mornings money article j.
estimated that the whole value Of the property OF this alton
$4,000 600 compared with tie specie
From this follows that third OF is employed raising
cotton! And hear southern political talking
about the magnitude Of their and their staple will
show ron in few days that the capital employed in raising
bread suhs alone thousand These
results prove that need have Char
ing away the CONNIE and the money power from New
York We will maintain the supremacy united divided
More curious Developments of this table Refec,
reader for yourself Perhaps may cpae We aim
nothing but the plaa truth Before done we shall
tear tina obstructons and dsspae the now
vent looking at u,e subjects OF National Industry in
proper light Whineys Cotton Ga The great key to the
extraordinary investment Of capital Ia growing in
United States That il IS need only YOU me person
with II can perform in day the work OF 1000 persons
There has been fair demand for today al I2c fer
old, aud II! l3c for Stock still continues light
We give the Of the markets up the latest dates
the different
MOBILE, Oct; 25.-Imporsi-s6s bales Exports to New
Orleans, S2S bales
Bosros Oct 3o-sock reduced. Holders asking higher
prices Good quality ~ o. II I5c Sales Of 500 bales a
lac l5o do Upland, ia 1876 mos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

dongs a. the Hoxe faction has dared to present 10
them for approval The majority of the wing ticket
may yet be saved, by a United and virtuoss effort
to strike off such names Hoxie and few others
Take these names of, and before this week has ter
minated the whole aspect of the political question will
have changed Come-young NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
honorable, independent intelligent whgs-be true to
yourselves-be true to your excellent impulses do
not permit miserable broken-down, political hacks
to oblterate the tone of morality the principles OF re-
igion-the precepts of justice by base intrigue and
mpudent buster. The moral feelings of this great
city have been outraged by the impuden nomination
put forth from the Broadway House. tits not ques-
ton Of dirty, miserable party that you are called
upon to decide. 1t is question Of moras-it Is TO
say whether seduction, prohigacy, RIGHTEOUSNESS,
crime, dissipation ending in murder and arson shall
escape the just condemnation of great moral and
intelligent people, and the supporters of that state OF
society be rewarded with public office. If you take
the Hoxie ticket tonight be assured that the wing
cause will sustain one of the most overwhelming de-
feats that ever took place in New York. 1t cannot
escape. Be cautious-be prudent-be wise while
there is tme Strike the Horie clique from the ticket
and all will yet be right.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
IS Of cotton per pound in England and tie United
States f,.a,n 1870 "a lQxg

In giving these tables have poroned them off in periods
Of for convenient reference 799
the prices increased States while in
England them vibrating from IL God true Sea
Island cotton included in this essate for Georpi
bowed variation experienced of from IL 22a In 1900
felt for the FIRST time Prom this year 1899 the
production Increased apdy that got 10 cents
The lowest point attained England Sd was in
1908. Singuarly enough find the condition of English
manufactures in that year extremely depressed
RI,4lc .,.ao
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
Continuation Of Prices.

The history of cotton is familiar every who has
paid the least attention the subject that these will
serve a system of muemoncs him. They are fraught
with instructive lessons We leave them for the present TO The
readers reflections directing his attention the prices
OF 1927 @ and 29 indicative of The check received in 1905
fromtbe disturbances of England We may safely pre-
diet the prices of 1899, 10 and Al from this data
We will not detain YOU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

AN Extra WEEKLY HERALD will be published TINS
morning, containing all the various gems published
since last Saturday. Who wants copies Speak
early During the three days of the election next
week-the great trois jours of liberty and morals
we sh all publish three papers per day-a Morning
Herald" and two editions of the Evening Herald
perchance four We will show the rascally politicians
of both parties that we can, in this enchanting enthu
sasric, intelligent community outgeneral the whole
of them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01


In spite of the secrecy with which the banks of this and
ether cities shroud their movements have been the
of dragging much truth and fact TO light and Of compelling
these institutions to respect public opinion In Virginia
per we find the following Circular being copy OF the notice
to which we referred some days ago =
"NEw York. October GOTH 1887.
SIR AT general meeting of the officers OF the Banks Of
tbs civ of New York. held the 18th of this month, the
Commit &c appointed the 18th Of August last laid before
the meeting the received from Banks In the
several states in answer the circular Of the Committee of
the 18th OF August last u,.,
Wbereapon il unanimously Resolred, That the Banks
/, HE several states respectfully invited To appoint dele
TO meet 9th day of November next IA the city OF
New York for the purpose conenng the time when
Gle payments NAV resumed with safety and the mea-
sures necess iry to effect that purpose
We nray Won 10 communicate ibis letter TO such other
Ranks in vou state may deem proper and leaving the
number of Delegates entirely 10 yourselves we only beg
leave 10 urpe The importance having every State repre-
scned =.
the honor to be- respectfully SIR, your most Ode
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

MEETING AT BaooxLYN.-A riotous affair took
place at Hudson's City Hotel. Brooklyn, on Monday
evening last by some persons calling themselves De
mocratic Republicans. His honor, Mr.. Robert Bach,
presided. The meeting commenced with general
hurrah for Bushwck, Williamsburg and Hugh Far
rel, and ended tumultuously in a general row, IN
which the argument was carried with fstcufS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

We have purposely omitted ibe prices and 1887 for
that will satisfy the reader when to show him
philosophical conclusions
Our step will be give you comparative estimate Of
the capital employed in connection with the growing
at different periods and in different countries
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
ALBERT GALLATIS,
GEO. NEwBoLD, Committee.

The objections raised by Philadelphia Banks, induced
Convention We were Indifferent the place
meeting preference for Baltimore wa, expressed n by no
those city would unite with u.s. rendered II nexpe-
dent opinion select for the seat OF the Convention
To the President of the Bank Of Virginia AG
this circular appears that the meeting which agreed
far back as the nth OF last month"; and hatitwas
composed Of the Of the banks generally How useful
and proper meeting beea public and accessible to
The conductors press 1t is mistake in the bank
system suppose that is useful or beneficial TO tbs
preservation re-eabshment Of public confidence The
experience of England beginning to be quite plain on this
noin, The following article which from the
Joint Stock Bankers Jsna for Sept 49, clear and con
elusive on this head -
STATISTICS or BAsKIsc.-Every man who has paid much
conscisus that sucien enable him form
conclusions upon asy e Of
we'd opinions this subject for the most part rather the
we more ample Information for
aon and should arrive at certain knowledge instead Of
statistics received till lately bu, little attention in this couo
ard ns noron % scence II IS op
1888 that have periodical puscaons OF the circulation OF
we ought 10 have ore minute of the
circulation the Bark Of England We ought have MOI,
merely the quarterly averages OF The circulation but ne actual
tcular events may be clearly perceived.
The circulation Of the Londan Office should be given sep,
araely from that OF The branches Al present hey are al
included in the same amount.
separately from the ank post bills days sight,
and from the drafts drawn by the branches upon the head
Office.
quite that made present canbe of very
little OF forming correct principle upon the
subject the Let be supposed for instance that
the last considerable reduction In the quarterly
average circulation ana wish 10 trace the effects
OF this reduction upon money marketo London How
do this! whether the reduction took place at the
eg inning the end OF the quarterwheher IN the issues
OF the London office those Of the banshesvhe IN the
demand in the bank post bills OF ~ the
branch drafts Lon IT, then found asonnps up
supposon that the reduction took place at The end Of
the quarter the notes payable demana issued by the
LOndO
Until we began Money Reports Of the Herald there
The same general ignorance o. the banking sysemo pecu
liar rkings-of the principles which foundedof
the which formed its phenomena In the approaching
which proposed to be held in this city, trust
and hope may be held open Legislative body
public begin the necessity Of requiring little
light the banking system.
The suspension OF specie payments entirely caused by
the ignorance folly OF the banks themselves Their rapid
increase year $780, beyond similar phenome
non that has taken place commercial world The rapid
curtamen when reaction set ", equal IN point OF In
tensy and absorbing difficulty These views can best be in
IL. A .f.lt- t.lla
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

IL Go to l57 Broadway and you will see Dueufie's
paintings and the Indians at and the same mo-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
state OF Trade.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct u
Annexed statement OF the stock Of csee hard in Ha.
The 30h September for the year, 10 inclusive
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

AZ "Eveline" is informed that defence against
that poor concern is not necessary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

II Smith" will please mind his own business
we know ours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

Ar A correspondent informs us that the Brooklyn
Coal Company has gone to the devil.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

IMPORTANT rKsM FLoRIDA-OcEoLA rAKEN.-We
learn from ST. Augustine via Savannah that the mas
ter spirit of the Seminole nation Oceola alias Powell
with between 70 OF 80 of his warriors are taken pri.
soners. The capture took place about mile from
Fort Peyton where they came 10 have a talk. Gen.
Hernandez finding, from the talk, that they had no
idea of emigratng from Florida, to save future blood
shed, caused his troops TO surround them and take
them all prisoners. This was on the 22d August
On the 23d ten more warriors came in TO inquire for
Powell and were Immediately made prisoners by
Maj Ashby.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01
MORNING HER AID.
WEDNESDAY,, NOvEMBER 4, 1887.

MORO OF HERALp.-Take sAinptsstsrs-aa ds""e"
ver.ss ao issue tAens-live tenperay drink modr<ey
sk<., eaperaxce soce-take Of the srpenoes-"epr
,ust-gs to bed at o-rise buy On ereda-,e
y,o5 u rAt,-lsps S< beautiful gir-poe against IGs hs-
yss-1nd Kick all politicians and parssns TO the dfV'@
NorIcE-Au oilers loaers oungers, and such ike ras'
. called gentlemen are requested to enter the edo-
a rooms of the Herald BY obeyng they VIII escape get
Ting kicked out We suffered of late too many n'erup
ions in our labos these nrudes and hereafter 10 adj
nittance, fer any person. unless 'he n''n' anu
- nm from The publication Office below, and have express
permission 10 come in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

ar EMMELINE's last curious note will appear IN
day or two with comments. What strange crea
ture she is Who is she2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

FIRES AND FIREMEN.-There were two fires yes
terday that at time threatened to be very extern
sve-but the exertons of our active and intrepid hre-
men soon checked the flames. One broke out at
noon in Cherry close TO Roosevelt in sailor boarding
house-the other about 9, in dwelling house in At
torney st. close to the corner of Grand ST. Both were
soon subdued and would not be worth mentioning,
were it not TO show that unparalleled iremen are
ever on the alert and the most valuable body OF men
in the community, Notwithstanding the desperate ef-
forts Of Joe Hoxie aud the Helen Jewett clique to
throw odium and censure upon this merltorous body
of men But the firemen will remember the Hexle
faction at the polls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

Continuation If Pric.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01

SPLENDID ANNuAL.-The "Amercan Stationers'
Company" of Bostsn, are the first in the field, with
one the most splendid ANIMALS have seen
from the Literary Emporium The publication
Office here is | IA Fulton street. shall notice in
day or two and also give brief view Of the literary
system of publishing ANIMALS. If knew where to
send it would present this Annual to some of my
talented female correspondents-"E mmelne" for in
stance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24

GRANITE.-Thes subscriber will furnish blocks of Ora.
- ne TO order, Of any sire dnrnsos, delivered ~ nc
east bank OF the Hudson river, hy sx nnes @ Wv fek
equal in quality TO any III the Granite any point
designated on the river, the lowest terms = -, :
Application 10 be made ~ Ward ". inwafd r,,sI, -
Harrison street; Cornelius Rkeman Peekki or the snpscr
Der, at Cold Spring Putnam county E.ar tn, uaaI,r
Agent OF The Highland crankc 20.
Cold Spring, April 27d, 1887. a1im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24
Paper Box Bazaar.
q f q X q T. II T. u > 4 - r. N

NO l2l FsLToN STREET, THREE DOORS FROM NASSAU,
Manufactures and keeps constantly ON bnnd of sai.,
Plain Fancy Paper Boxes Of every descripuon SIZE anu
style for the following lines OF business - -,
AIRY goods silks laces, &C.; BShoes; C-Fancy ni,i
Giles; D-Stocks collars, bosom shirts; E-Cursi f-pu'
tons; G-Jewelery and perumery in all their branches
Samples for coffee, rice wheat &c. J-Maiches k-fus,
especially muils; L-Musica instruments M-DruRs apo
tlecary and stationery; Nat cases, hat boxes anu 1au
boxes tor millinery articles. . ,~
Orders for purpose, quantity or quality Oh paper
received and promptly executed with despatch at e
prices, iii article prescribed, In the neaiest MANNER
Merchants setting up stores can be supplied G
with good and strong boxes for store use, exactly 'ne inc
Shelves and being real decoration OF the Store
hans will find accommodation III rtsdI "
OF obtaining boxes of description, and shipping theh 10 az
parts of America at the shortest notice
la the time he gives notice that ne regularly mPo'
GERMANY this country (real genu e Cologne wa
ter which he has received large quantity lor woesae'
superior to article in the present market
Also most splendid assortment of Gernan patterns ior SAM
pies emboideres every description, for reang sesar
boxes pocket books, and ladies' notice books decorated with
needle work. rich and handsome style they never
seen before. :.
Peuscher returns thanks his numerous friends
and their former patronage ana trusts pJ u"ea
red palms, to merit continuance of the same.
lie also informs his friends and the public Thai ne has peeh
awarded diploma from the last American FAR held October
1885, Nibos Garden New York, for specimen oil paper
boxes they being considered the most substantial and splendid
artcle in the line offered to the inspection OF the public
my2olm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24
STPrh,EP At wo Mmo X =,

Chatham begs inform the ladies ". York and
vicinity that he received per arrivals the most
choice and elegant assortment Of goods offered In
city.
Elegant Printed Muslins, of the novel designs.
Printed Lawns and CLalices.
900 Victoria Dresses ~ IS the dress of 10 yards among
which a choice assortment of colors
~ the real Imperial Blue Black Washing silks n
eight shlngs per yard offered In this city under tcr
shiingS
Ribbons in endless variety
full aud choice assortment of rich figured and plah
Silks and Satins.
dozen plain and embroidered Hosiery for Il ea pc
bpar.
Russia Diapers and Table Linens.
case Of Gihsons ccehrared Irish Linens.
cartons OF Emlroideries
Drapery Muslns, IN every style together with larg,
assortment Of French Cacoes and Domestic Goods,
merous 10 mention ~ the loves, price asked, and ahaic
ment r. MORGAN, l25 Ia Chatham - SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24

- would inform their friends and the public, that H.
quence of the Unprecedented pressure in the ,n.ne
market, the price Of their white Hats will he reduce
from - To $50 The quality Of the above Hats being supcrc
TO those furnished, and which gave universal satisfaction In
summer, Il Is presumed will need comment mylo1w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH.
Leares the Wchester House, Broad and Race streets
daily at 6 o'clock
The Boats Cars used upon Line the very hest
description having been built expressly for the accommodation
of passengers and surpassed by IN the country
This is the only Packet line that the Railroad 10 iar-
rsburg thereby saving 80 miles of canal travel and reaching
Pittsburgh in three half instead OF four aRd half
formerly the case, when they went by Columbia, and
there took the canal
For speed and comfort this not exceed by any other
in the United States
Passengers Cincinnati Louisville Natchez Nashville, St
Louis, &c, will always be certain OF being taken without
delay this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carry
ing the mail
For seats apply the north and Chestnut
and at No. 300 Market corner Sd and Willow
A. b. CUMMINGS, AGENT.
philaIplphia s.. my Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24

II n New
- York Medical Society, respectfully informs those 81
fected with Diseases Of the Eye, or mpercons of vision
his Office, 1873 Broadway (up stars) is open daily SUNDAYS
excepted II to o'clock Hundreds IN city and else
where been restored VISION and convaesrcu
who before consulting Dr. Shanks have been suffering for
years.
sPECTACLES adapted, usual 70 defect sight
Dr. beg leave he has had " experience i'm
study and of Diseases OF the Eve, and has enjoy.
ell the tuition OF the best Oculss In Europe and America
mv I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24

SMNLL NOTES FOR STORE KEEPERS,
- Gc.Stcre keepers, Hotels NC he supplied with small
tickets of every description from shilling fay
ccuis. PAYABLE demand for goods to bearer
Those will be engraved in superior style, they
conntereitcd, by applying at VALENTINES En-
craving Printing fashionable Visiting store Card
Enlistment, 80 John IT. q William. myi61w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24

LLFGANT SUMMER HATS.-Priee reduced 10
II 81 50ANfDON, corner Of all Nassau streets an.
pounces bis friends and the public that IN consequence Of
the unparalleled pressure Of the times be has eucet the price
OF his Smooth White Hats from - H. ~ So in all
to be cash delivery The qualsy and style 81 the above
Hats manufactured by him for the last two years
well knows TO the public TO require comment AMIDON
oy mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-24

GREAT BARGAINS.-An extensive assortment OF
- sk and Cotton Hosiery together with
Of Emboderies consisting OF cape collars peernes
you've hserettes infants robes caps ladies
caps lace sawl nerno embroidered zebra and broche
very rch thread and bobbne aces inserings edgng
needle workd nsertngs; and scolop egings needle
worEd and aubord bands plain and figured swiss muslins
bead bags pEIs Pnd safety chains. peedles tmbles, gol sill
YER and steel bodn hair pins SCISSORS wife and cod satin
cause and lgnng ribbons all widths genencns AMI ladies
horse skin gloves ladies ran and open worked silk
handkerclief, lace aprons.
Black AMI white lace and Cauze wells 81
and white plain and figured bIons damaged the late fire. "
Bowcry. tnylG.2vs