The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-18

officers, captains. &c. Oh, Cupid, Cupid! what
naughty boy thou art. See the hes OF the Chancefy
Court More anon.
INouIsITIoN IN WALL STREET.-We near y put
every day not only by the public but by brokers,
" why should the transactions OF the board OF Dfo-
kers be shut up like the examinations OF an inquis-
ton 2? why should not Their business be transacted
in open day. before the public, as that Of our auctions
and courts of justice p
There is no reason that il should be secret, but
much reason that it should be open and above board
Not long since, the board directed that two doors,
fastened inside should be put upon Their apartments,
in order to prevent any person from even hearing
whisper through thekey hole OF single door This
conduct Justly excited ndicule at the time, but we can
now perceive spirit growing up that will never rest
till the doors Of the Board thrown as wide open
as the doors Of the City HOTEL or Recorder Rikers
court.
No honorable broker, who deals on commission,
and who is not engaged in secret, underhand opera
tons that dare not see the light blu, favorable to
the utmost publicity of daily transactions. The pub
lie have perfect right be present during the pro-
ceedings of the Board and none but corncrers, and
operators on their own account, oppose such course
Wehave come to the resolution to agitate this sub
ec until be adopted voluntarily by the Boador by
compulsion under law of the Legislature. We do
not say that frauds are committed upon those who
employ brokers to buy sell stock for them, but by
the secrecy of their proceedings there room for every
species of fraud and imposition the public outside.
We must have a change. Caesars wife must walk
through Wall street unsuspect ed.
MISSING WHALEEs-C. c. Cambreleng, Eli Moore
and John McKeon.
CASE OF PoIsoSrsG.-Amos Kendalrs mcddIng
with the currency.
A SMART LOTTERY Alderman Clark
nominated for Mayor.
VEAL AND vANITY-Sp Sutherland of Philadelphia in
a procession through Southwark.
pusE DEmocaAcy.-Presdent Van Bsren in coach
and four.
TIE PITCHER WITH A BROKEN HANDLE.-Tammany
Hall nominations.
TIE PLEASURES FRIESssHp.-A man getting
his note shaved in Wall street at per cent month
VALuABLB PAINrIsGs-The beauties a. an certain
age that attend fashionable PARTIES.
TaR BreoEsr TuRsIp YEr.-Thomas Hart Benton,
nominated for next President
SAusAoEs ny TnE STRrss.-Loafers of the Five
Points before an election
FaEsHEr-The close of the session Of Congress.
LOOK OUT FOR GAY RocUE.-The clerk OF
banking house in Paris has absconded to New York.
with 100000 defalcations behind him. He may set
| up for Baron here.
A GoTHIc RUN COMING DowS.-General Jackson
going 10 the Hermitage.
New YoRK MoDEas BUILr FIRE PRooF BANK
ING HeusE-Marin Van Buren, in the Presidency
AsornER STEAMBOAT Reconsideration Van
Buren, offering Secretary Forsyth the Austrian mis-
SION No lives lost-bu, much steam expended.
SUGAR RarIsHp FROM BEgrs.-Van Buren's In
augral Speech.
APPROPRIATIONS ron TIE FoRTIrIcATIoNs.-Twen
ty Congressional Speeches, each duller than the
other
HYsRopHoBrA-Polilicals peechfying in Tammany
Hail.
VAN BusENs TAcTIcs-"Mr Van Buren,, on my
support you can always depend-have you mott va
cancy to give met saysan Office seeker.
any dear sir, know can depend on you, and
hat is the very reason cannot give you an appoint
ment-I must give office to theml doubt most How
could be reelected otherwise 2"