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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17
EUNERALs.-T. D. GILLESPIE. sexton

EUNERALS.-T. d. GILLESPIE. Sexton and Under.
taker has always hand made Colss OF all sire;
also Shouds Caps scarts. Gloves, Heare Carriages kc
which he can furnish nj the shortest possible notice Appca.
ton for Graves Vaults buryng prnunds or
metery, viii be punctuay attended n the friends THE
DECEASED send FOR the subscriber he viii furnish all without
any further trouble Sections wanting collins &c. win find II
70 their advantage 10 call NJ tie above place.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

A CAND.-JAS. A. r.. LAMDUREUx 1 Co nav
IA ing succeeded DR. Lewis Feuchwanger in his No
81 Broadway, will continue to furnish the public
tcIes usually supplied BY him and hope, ny their efforts
a continuance OF It's patronage.
Swedish Leeehes, Diamond Cement, Prusssn Cement for
filling decaycd teeth Chcory, the finer CHI preparations
Msgnea, Lozenyes Cough LeeneS &c kc constantly on
hand and tor sale the terms ard
retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

Gl 0nn Ia snah bals o Boston banks. be had IN
W I1,ODO, exchange for funds, without charge,
b. arplicaionto LEvERETT THOMAS,
ieiiIW Broad :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

IMPMOyED TRUSS S.-A general assortment OF
1ruses OF the approx Al. for sale M No 2Ann st.
where they adjusted and applied b. practical surgeon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

TIOBOkEN.-Tbe impression that the beautiful Walks
OF this place have been destroyedb by improve
mens quite erroneous Very nle been made
In the Walks the immediate vicinity the ferry The
Norway Naples Dutch Elms and Eastwood Tree that aor
ed the Lawn around the Hotel have been and
foa beautiful leading from the ferry the
49, .r.
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XJANTED-A Confidential Clerk, who has been
w toned to the routine OF lawyers Office Apply TO the
editor Of this paper. jel63t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

LlRE WORkS.-The subscriber offers To the
public the most extensive rnd varied brilliant
Fire Works IN the United States consisting thousand
rockets OF heavy calbre with rich headings wheels
OF every description Roman candles mes tourions,
rooms hne pigeons geIbs Italian s,reomer coored
fires for theatres. sign ais shipping 8c sc 8c Also 50 ek
helsns Of lan, set pieces for cis and country displays
Agents in New York. H. Yyeln. 23 Fulton street.
wch; lewis Page& son. TO Maiden Lane, Gasner Young, Ia
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

ptfTOf1htd
THE DEVILS BRIDGE-Count Belino, Mr.. Edwin-Pie
ro, John Setton--Juo, by the Petite Rosaie-Iaureite
Miss kerr-Countess Rosayina, Mrs. Stchney.
After which,
A GRAND CONCERT-Of Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Music.
Te conclude with
FREDERICK THE GREAT-Frederick the Great JOIN
Setton-Adebert VIM. Seitoa-Moresco, Mi. Goodensw-
Rosale e. Mrs Preston
Ut Doors open at iperfonapces commence IA ococl
precisely Boxes 30 cents-Pit p cents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

Distressing Accideaf.-On Monday Il.
3Oth inst. son Of Mr.. Jonathan Lamhar :,
Darke county, Ohio, aged abou, y wear,
having feIleda tree against another, proceed
ed to dislodee it by cutting il of as HIGH y, :.
he could conveniently reach, and after I'm.
cutting IT of four times, it slipped in such
way as to strike his left leg, just aboy. Ii.
ankle, and mansled it in a mos, shockn,
manner; leaving the foot attached to the les
by two ragged tendons, which might has.
been entirely separated by clip Of the .c;,.
sors. The accident happen ID about 5 o,cIocl
p. NJ, and the foot was a,npu,aied the e.
lowing morning, by WIN. Lindsey, Surgeon.
assisted by Drs. Bruce and Rubey. Belo,
assistance reached the unfortunate boy. 4.
had dragged himself nearly rod, marlin,
his path with blood and communited boae.
We have since learned that he is likely to
recover.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

IN tho Senate, the bill from tho House provi.
ding f1s the distribution Of The surplus reven.
no vas referred to select commttee.-Tho COM
tteo has NOT yet reported but u 10 generally under-
stood that they will amend tho bill ~ a. to place
ono half Of the surplus 10 the Blnks to be
appropriated for internal Improvements and the 9TH
half in the counties to be appropriated for COM
mon schools, and the Senate will probably concur
in the amendment.
On "Wednesday bill providing for nav;sable
feeder to Be take" out Of tho T'ppec.ooe river to
supply The Northern Canal vas passed BY the cast
ing vote Of the President. On Thursday The vote
was reeo0sidesed and tho bill vas rejected.
II the House on Tuesday, Mr.. Evans, from the
commssse O. canals and internal improvements,
reported, that is was inexpedient to exsesd the
system Of internal impsove@eats, and that il Vas
slso ipexpedient 70 make any change % the Madi.
son, Indianapolis and Laayet rail soad, between
isdisnsopolis and lafayette. An effort was made
by ~. Hsnss Of H., 10 lay the report upoa the "a
Die. which failed. ayes Is, nays -.
NJ. Hanaa Of u. then made an Intellectual effort
to rscommi, that part Of the report, which relates
TO the change Of the rail road between Indianaopo
authorizing survey BY Csawfosds,ille 4 BY the d.
rect rout through Boon county TO lafayette leaving
4 discsetioaary with the Board OF Public works. to
decide which route shall be adopted. The vote in
favor Of reeommltting vas Is, against g. The
report was thes ccncurred in. The vote upon this
report 10 regarded - q final decision Of this House
Mpoa the sgitasinx question: whether the system Of
internal impsovemen nj shall be executed or not.
On Wednesday the bill to provide FOR the i'm
psovemeat Of the Michigan rOsd north Of Indanapo-
lis and for other purposes, - reported By the &C.
leei committee, was taken up aud after some dis
esssioa passed. The bill provides that the Board
of Iseesnal lmpsovemensss shall cause survey end
Saaimass % b made The ensuing summer, noesh Of
isdissspois. Though Logssapon South Bend and
LaPosse 70 0ieAagan City, With view ofascsssa,s-
iag vhes kia6 q Improvement is most pssesieable,
asa ~ soosas secessasv to defay tie expsasss of
mid survey asd estimate sppoiased, ~ The bill
Tie Dcera sss 70 make sheis report q ahs oexs|
0sosise Of the LeRislssucs. The thsr3 section
psssi6ss that ahe hsssd doiag eosssy busiaess inI
tAe euoesies shuogh whieA The ro.d pssses, shslII
SisiSs ~ rad isso districts, and~ppsins sspes.
vsss - sssh district, whose dusy slal - - eal,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

Besides the Ebesal do0atioo b tho State, made By
~ iedividual who shared 10 the per,is sad har6-
ships Of The war; requires eDwe testimossal that sh~
gift 10 properly appreciated. Usder these eireom-
stances, iodepesdeet Of the happy in1senee which
the erection Of such . monument would necessasi-
Nv exercise upon the youth Of cur state, and ahe
gratitude due TO public benefactoss, the committee
respectfully r-por, to the House, os adoption, bill
entitled bill No. 262, relative to the Tppecss
Battle Ground"
The bill vas read . first time and passed to q
second reading.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

East Branch Bridge.-Persons vh.
an interest in the erection Of br;d,. -
the east branch Of Whitewater, on the c..
vile road, are requested to NEE, 10 The w..
ner building, this afternoon at O'CLOCK .
considerable sum Of money has ALREADY h..
subscribed, which Il judiciousIy applied. va
be OF 'ncalculab'e benefit to person. re,;in,
IN that direction, and a corresponding ,av,s
tage to the citizens Of this borough.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

Legislatiue.-Ourl legislature is actively -
gagged in business, generally Of a local char
Iacter. But few bills are now before them, d
immediate interest to our readers. Mr. Lot
Bloomfield has introduced bill to inco1s
rate the "Richmond Trading and Maautse'a'
ing Company" which will no doubt ps''. 4
friend has kindly addressed Us p-ivass II
ter, from which We take liberty Of making -
following extract:
1.-THE bill providing for the distr'bot''a =
the surplus revenue, has not yet pas'ed ~
senate. 1t is thought the bill will b: a"eaf
ed in the senate 80 rs to divide the mossJ
between the Banks and the counties: one'aa.
ofthe interest to be applied to the suPpo"
common schools, and the other half eovsF~
paying the interest on the state so"ds'
thus amendaent should be made IN the ses'
I think it is doubtful whether the House W
concur, rs the bill passed that body ~
present shape with large majority -"
has been . great many bills introdoesa'
the mammoth calf was killed oil u shs
part of the session, for the purpose o. -
ing the system Of internal improvement
have all met with like fate; althoaeh
have succeeded 50 far as to have them
and to have the vote reconssdefss;
was the case with the M,chigaa roaa
which appropriated thirty thousand -.
for the improvement Of that shofoe
but the appropriation was finally ''"1-
and the bill left merely providing fof 49,
and the appropriation Of the ba''anes
Michigan Road Funds for its InPr"ve
Both Houses. as you have no doo01
ceived, have agreed to adjourn s'"e az
9Th IF next month, and are deslsasch'ae
ness very fast. There are great
who would be great men here so"s
ing to run for Congress, some Tor w.
and Lieutenant, &c. &c. 49,
David Wallace his preseo, halt k1ce'
and David Hills Of jefferson County az
ssdered fairly in the field for Govern
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

0o0eo ADo0 O0e1aWe1.
The following intelligence, to be relied up
on, will have IN important influence, upon
the question of the acknowledgement Of the
independence Of Texas.
Merchants ezchange nesCs rooms,(
Ne,c Orleans, Jan. 18th.
Ihave just received the following impor-
tant intelligence direct from the city of Mex
leo, that Santa Anna is declared by the pres
ent persons in power in Mexico to be an out
law, and all citizens of any of the Mexican
States are called on to shoot him should he
again appear within the limits of any Of the
states or Territory Of Mexico.
Bustamente has been invited to the head
Of affairs there. Fiisoia has been tried and
would have been condemned if the common
people had not shewn a disposition to protect
him at all hazards.
/ also received advices from Nacogdoches
to 18th Dec. from which we learn that the
United States troops were to march next
day for Fort Gibson, via Fort Towson.
All was quiet on our Western Frontier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

| The following extract Of a letter, from an
officer of the U. S. Navy. received here, gives
intelligence respecting the operations Of the
army and navy in Florida, which will be read
with interest.
U. S. SHlp St. I.ouls.l
Ar SEA, Dec. %, 1860
1--WE sailed from Tampa Bay on the 25th.
leaving Commodore Dallis, by whom we
we're dispatched to Pensacola for provisions
for both ships, as well as TO carry orders for
the rest Of the squadrons to repair forthwith
to Tampa Bay, where we will all be assem-
bIed probably by the 10th Jan'y. This new
movement is occasioned by an offer made to
Gen. Jessup by the Commodore, to supply
him with sufficient number of men to garri-
son three posts, viz: Fort Brooke (Tampa)
Alabama and Volusia, and also with four hum
dred additional men, 70 take the field with the
army. The offer had been made before we
left, and the General had demanded time to
consider upon a condition accompanying the
offer. The condition was, that the officers
of tho Navy were as much as possible to be
employed upon separate duty, and at no time
to be subject to the orders Of officers Of the
army, other than the commander in chief.
This is to avoid collision. as we'll as to secure
to each all the credit due for service perform
ed. You have doubtless heard that General
Call has gone home and General Jessup as
sumcd the command. Gen. Jessup with an
escort arrived at Tampa Bay on the Esd; he
left the army near the Ouithlacoochee, and
has probably rejoined it ere now. The army
has had several smart engagements. in one
OF which the Indians retreated, leaving twen-
ty Of their dead upon the field-the strongest
proof of their being hard pressed.-The pris-
oners taken, represent the elndians to be suff-
erino through want of ammunition and SUD-
plies Of all kinds, but they are determined to
fight as long as they can make the least show
OF defence. A negro village was surprised
and IL Of the inha bi tants made prisoners this
is considered a more important capture than
three times the number of Indians would
have been. We left Lieutenant two Mid
shipmen and fifty men at Tampa Bay to be
employed in any way that might be found ne
cessary."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

We would invite the attention Of the real
er to the Circular, published on the first pae
Of this paper, which is addressed to the CHI
Gems IF this state, on the all important NJ
iect of EDUCATION. This circular was ssued
in pursuance Of a resolution adopted By IL
Convention held in indianapolis on The n
ultimo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

1t is reported, that an attempt was msdes
few evenings since, to burn the Land o!liceM
Washington city. A few more fires. and IL
expunging knights will have '4black lines ,
round the capitol, which may require sle~
to wipe them out.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

The committee appointed by the House OF
Representatives Of the U. S. to investigate
the cause Of the burning Of the General Post
Office. has made a report. ''That they have
not been able to arrive at any satisfactory
conclusion as to the cause Of the fire, through.
gross negligence IS suggested n the probable
source of IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

The news from Msx,co, BY way Of New
Orleans and Pensacola, which we give (n
another colamn) in theprecise and only shape
in which il has reached US, will necessarily
arrest the readers attention.
Mr. GoRo1rzA, Minisser Of Mexico to the
United States, dissatisfied with the answer Of
this Government to his application for The
Withdrawal Of the troops Of the United States
from the territory recognized BY our treaties
Jas belonging to Mexico. demanded and Oh
tanned his passports, and returned home.
The Minister Of the United States to Mex
icn, dissatis6 d with the answers Of the Gov
ernment to certain claims which he has pre-
ferred on the part Of this Government. and
thereto further moved BY the return of Gos-
osTlzA, demanded his passpor;s,anc according
to one account, received them and set out
for home, or, as stated in another account,
has come homo ,cithout passports. II they
were withheld from him, it is as probable a
reason as any other for their being refused or
delay ed, that the Mexican Government wish
ed to prevail upon him to stay, and not to de-
part in anger.
With regard to the complexion of this news.
il does not present to Us the high colornng it
appears to have worn at New Orleans. The
is true, comply in terms with the demand Of
NJ. GoRorlzA; but the Executive has in fact
done, substantially, what was not unreasona-
bly, asked--for it has ordered tho troops of
the United States to re-pass within the ack-
now lodged limits Of the United States. The
ne VS. OF this just and honorable determination
on the part of the u. States will have reach
ed Mexico almost as soon as her dissatisfied
Minister; and, we take it for granted. there is
more discretion in the ruling authorizes in
Mexico than to DISREGARD the substance in
pursuit of the shadow. They must lie too
mindful of their national obligations to make
u needless quarrel with the United States;
not to speak of the interest, mutual between
the two nations, which recommends the per-
petuai peace that is solemnlv guaranteed by
treaty between Mexico and tie United
States.
For these reasons, We incline TO give no
faith to the rumour that The Government of
Mexico is about to declare war against the
United States. There are, no doubt, incon-
siderate persons in that country, rs there
may be ir this, who would willingly aggrs-
vate the differences between the two nations
into a war. We confidently trust that wiser
will prevail in both countries-[Nat.
Int.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
TEXAS and MEXICO,


DEATH OF Col. AusrrN.-By slips from
and Mobile, we learn that the Congress Of
Texas had adjourned to meet in April at the
town of Houston.-The army hassencamped
near BExAR, where the President has gone to
review it. He has been empowered to re-
ceive the services Of any number Of volun-
teers not exceeding four thousand men.
Col. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN, Secretary Of State
Of Texas, and one Of the original settlers OF
that country, died at Columbia on the 25th
inst.
The intelligence from Mexico represents
that country in a very unsettled state. Ru-
mors were rife for IN instruction in the in
terror against the present government.
NJ. GoRosrIzA, the late Minister to this
country, arrived in the city Of Mexico on
the 5th Of Dec. On the same dav. Gen.
arrived from Paris. Gen. b.
is a candidate for the Presidency and it is
thought will be elected.
All accounts concur in stating that extern
sive preparations are making for another in
vasion Of Texas. 1t is expected they will
enter that country with 8OOOmen. Gen B.A-
70. the commander-in-c chief, is encampcd
with about 1000 men, of Monterey; about 200
miles from Metamoras. The great draw
back upon the expedition was the want Of
money. Desertions were frequent and On.
Bravo had FIVE officers and several privates
shot for mutiny. The garrison at Metamo
ras is about $500 strong and is under the COM
mand of Gen. Amador; they are said to be
in miserable condition.
At the last dated the Texan Army was en-
camped near La Bevar, where Gen. Houston
had gone to review it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

Cold meather.-In Montreal, on January {
the thermometer was 22degrees below zera
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

We are requested I" announce DAVID
WALLACE, as candidate for Governor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
(From the New Orleans True AmesicaD, Jan. 10.
IMPORTANT NEWS!
PRospEcr OF Wan WITH MExlco-INrEpEN-

pENcE or CALIFORNIA.
The United States sloop Of war BcsroN,
having on board our Minister near the Gov
eminent Of Mexico, touched at the BaIize on
the 9th instant, on her way to Pensacola.
,GoRosr,zA had arrived in the city of Mexico.
After his arrival, Judge ELLIS demanded his
PASSPORTS, and left the city on the 28th ulti-
mo.
A letter, under date Of January 5, from
Vera Cruz, states that California, has declar-
ed her independence Of Mexico. BUsrAMEN-
rE was about to be elevated to the Presidency.
IL was not positively known at Vera Cruz
whether SANTA ANNA had been released.
His return to Mexico was expected to pro-
lduce tremendous revolution. The strong
est apprehensions were entertained Of war
with the United States. The Boston left We
Try Cruz on the Sd January. Every thing
wore the indication Of approaching trou-
BILE.
The deserters from the United States sloop
of war NArcHEz, while at Tampico, have
been brought to this port by the schooner
Waterman, and have been safely lodged in
prison.
BY the schooner Waterman, ten days from
Tampico, We have advices to the gath ultimo.
cite Of the gath contains along article on the
elections to the new Congress, favorable to
the middle or conservative party.
fFroa he Tsue Aoesican-1
Public attention IS called to the news from
Mexico. What this overnment can hope to
gain by rupture with the United States we
cannot see. Distracted BY intestine conflicts
and reduced by . series Of civil wars, she is
Ill in a condition to measure arms with US.
But she may hope to gain by our losses,
as she herself has nothing to lose. A war
with Mexico will be productive Of evil conse
quences to our Gulf trade. The adventures
nations will obtain letters of marque
and reprisal, and harass our commerce very
seriously. California has folio wed the exam
pie Of Texas. and may for a season divert the
Government from declaring war against the
United States.
Bustamente comes into power at an evil
moment, for he will scarcely be elected before
his hated rival will pounce upon him from
this country. The moment Santa Anna sets
his foot on the shores Of Mexico, his party
will recover from their lethargy, and it re-
quires no prophecy to predict its success. I'M
any event, 4 violent civil commotion awaits
that devoted country. Yet the present par
tv may take time by the forelock. and declare
war against US at once.-We wait with great
anxiety the result Of these movements. Mean
time it becomes our merchants to be on thel
aler I, and prepare for the worst.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

COVE have received a Communist.
from Lewis Davis ESQ. Of New Par. ~:
which will be inserted in our mex, p,n.-
@Thc appointment of. w. Borde. =.
~ Post Master at this place, has be-. -
6rmed by the Senate.
@The proposition Of Mr.. Tipto. =.
doce the price Of lands. which have beeals..
in market, has been rejected By the ,.,,,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

THE TlPPEcAN0E hattie GROUND.
Mr.. BRowN Of IiPpacanoe, made the following
report:
The select committee to whom wero referred 80
much Of the Governors message related to the
Battle Ground Of 'rippecanoe. and communities
tives, dated January orb, 1887, resrencs to the
same subject, have had the matters therein contain
ed under their consideration, and make the follow
ing report to the House:
That at the session ot the Genenl Assembly IN
December, 1888, joint resolution vas adopted,
su'boszias The Governor 10 procure By csssioo, ~
the ground upon which was fought the
memorable battle Of Tppecanoe, On tho 7,h day of
November. 1911; That in pursuance ofsaid resoiu-
ton, tho Honorable John Tipsoa, tie proprietor Of
tho said tract Of land, had voluntarily tended do
nation OF the same to the State, and BY tie author
ity Of the legislature at the ensuing session. the
Governor, 10 he name ofthe State, was empowered
to receive a deed Of conveyance in fee SIMPLE for
the same, and cause it to be properly enclosed.
Since that time deed Of conveyance has been ex-
ecuted, and the fec simple in the TiPpecanoc Bat
tic Field is now vested in the State. Il has not.
however, as yet, been enclosed, but still remains
exposed to the hand Of the rude disturber. The
executive has caused to be procured from an ac-
complished architect, the design tor monument TO
be erected in commemosa,iOn ofthe patriotic dar
ing and valued Of those engaged in the bat
tc-If tins design be adocsed. OF some other here
after presented be deemed more appropriate, 1t is
necessary and proper that suitable provision be
made to deffay the incident cxPensea
A. regasds tie pscprieiv % constructing come
memorial fos the patriot soldiers who participated
in the da0een Aed horrors u tbo battle, the com
miiase woad respectfully suegess, that the cree
siua of perDaneat moavTeat upon the Geld oil
Tippecanoe. 10 not oaly becoming to lodiana, bot
to tho 0e0osses Of the gallant Daviess
sad Owen and Spseses. end their bssvs comparison.
10 arms. whosO osbly M L. their efforts to restored
Psses as4 ssSesy 20 tie frontier ssstlewess ssd ,oI
seeess aoess evs peoPes ~ blessings Of freedom.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
FLORIDA.

officer of the U. S. Navy. received here, gives
Intelligence respecting the operations Of the
army and navy in Florida, which will be read
with interest.