Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

LATELY MARRIED-You see that prim-looking
young man yonder, with smooth chin, countenance
all IN smiles, neatly trimmed whiskers, dove colored
stock, white vest, well BACKED boots, new broad
cloth coat and pantaoons, shislng silk hat; on his
ann handsome new market basket filled with the
delcacles of the season. es." How careful he
walks: erect too as may-pole, his head i'm
movable as though it were stuck on pivot; smile
for every body and crimson cheek for each friend
he meets. He seems the happiest man alive, and in
good humor with all the world. "Yes; WELL what
of hm?" What why, he got married last week.
Mrs. Mary Hartshorn, of Amherst, N. H.. was
thrown from one horse wagon on Sunday last, and
severely injured that she died of her wounds on
Tuesday morning. She, and young woman had
taken their seats in the wagon, and the young man
who drove was getting into it, when the horse started
threw the young man out, and ran with the wagon
against the post The wagon was upset. and the lady
absve named, was taken up senseless.-Adp
The Boston Advocate gives short hand account
OF the pecunlary troubles with which all the world is
afflicted. Hear him" All the world owe all the
world more than all the world are worth, and all the
world call upon all the world to pay. All the world
therefore, are in reality worth just much actual
wealth as they were before all the world failed"
GALLANrRy OF MIcHIGAN.-A jury of Michigan
county court week before last awarded verdict of
Si29l 6S damages, and costs of suit against J. Both
well IN favor OF NJ Keeney for the seduction OF the
daughter of the latter.
Several of the Georgia Banks have refused to sus-
pend specie payments. AT the latest dates the Cen
trail Bank at Miledgevle, the Commercial Bank Of
Columbus, and the Insurance Bank of Columbus,
had not suspended specie payments and it is under
stood that they have no intention of doing So
CAPT. MARRyArT-Ths distinguished author of
Peter Simple, Jacob Faithful, &c, is now in our city
He resides, during his short stay at Sanderson's Ho-
tel, Nerth Fourth street.-PhH Ing. June g.
Involuntary INrERMENr-On Sunday last, a flu
neral proceeding to grave yard in the city of Pha
delpha, on arriving at the grave it was discovered
that the earth had caved in, and buried the grave dig
ger to theneck in which situation he had remained for
some hours. He was rescued after much effort "more
dead than alive"
A LOVERS DEvoTIoN.-The fair sex at Antwerp are
all In state of excitement at an occurrence which,
IT 10 sald has lately taken place. 1t appears that
Partisan lady, celebrated for her beauty and well
known to the requenters of Frascats received let
ter few days since by the petite poste which appear
ed to contain something volminous. The lady hest
tated to open the paper, thinking some absurd trick
was tended but her curiosity having at last got the
better of her resolve she unsealed the letter. and to
her extreme surprise found in it the finger of man,
with these words traced in letters of blood" Beau
tift but inhuman creature, send you the Little fin
ger you required of me- Signed L."-Argus.
INDIAN MARRIAGE PnoMisE.-A young Indian fail
ed IN his attention to young squaw She made COM
plant to an old Chief who appointed hearing tn
al The lady laid her case before the Judge and ex-
planned the nature of the promise made her. Ii con-
undehnable attentions" and presents, bunch Of iea
theirs, and several yards of red flannel This the
charge The faithless swain denied the undefinable
attentions toto. He had visited her fathers wigwam
for the purpose of passing away time when it was
not convenient to hunt ; and had given the feathers
and flannel from friendly motives, and nothing fur
ther During the latter part Of the defence the young
equaw tainted. The plea was considered invalid, and
the offender sentenced 10 give tie lady |" yellow fea-
ther breach that was then dandling from his nose
and a dozen coon SKINS" The sentence was no SOON
e concluded than the squaw sprung upon her feet
and clapping her hands exclaimed " It'll Joy snow me
be ready TO court again."
GRAND Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CoHcERr-
ADMIrTAScE FRTE.-A grand vocal and instrumental
concert will be gwen in what is known az Gears
Building corner of Liberty street and Broadway, on
Sunday next, at o'clock, p. NJ by the subscriber,
when will be produced all sorts of German Catawau-
ling, accompanied by Mr. Vandbrodder on the piano
forte, Mr.. Kowse on the viooncello and Mr. Klous-
gien on the guitar.
specimen of the above was no doubt heard on
Sunday last, In that neighborhood which was only
intended prelude to what will then take place
Seats prepared the step stones of each side of Lii
berty street frem Broadway TO Green, and punctual
attendance requested. HAssE VAN KLEEK.
There was bank, called the Bank of Burrlville,"
which failed in Rhode Island in 1882. The private
property, faith, and honor OF its stockholders were
pledged to redeem its notes; and how much did
pay1 Not shilling. The banks Of New York are
said, by the New Workers, to be little superior TO
any thing and the utmost confidence ought TO be pla
ced in them This Boosting may all be well in theo
ry; but will il payl To our mind when all hebanks
of the country refuse pay their debts and cannot
will not redeem their notes, they all alike, and
but little boasdng need be ndulged in their behalf
Bali. Sun.
The Hon. Louis Mclean, late Secretary OF the
Treasury is spoken of as a candidate for the Office
of Representative to Congress from the city OF Balt-
more
Two Hundred Dollars Reward is offered by the
Postmaster at Huntsville, Ala for the apprehension
of James M. SHELTON aged about sixteen years who
was recently employed as clerk in that office, and
who is supposed TO have embezzed letters containing
money from the mail.
The Utica Observer says-We learn that the canal
commissioners have fixed upon the point for the south
ern termination Of the Black River Canal, in the VII
lage OF Rome, and have located several miles Of the
route. They have also determined that the enlarged
route OF the Ere canal shall go directly TO the village
The Hon. William Reed, who recently deceased at
Marblehead, by his will has given s69O00 for bene-
VIOLENT purposes besides liberal Iegaees to heirs and re-
latives.
AccrpEsT.-A melancholy accident happened in
Tinicum township, Derby county, Penn, last We'd
nesday evening. Six of the aborers employed on
the Philadelphia and Wilmington rail road, attempted
10 cross Derby creek in old boat that Law on the
shore and when about half way over the boat sud.
denly went down, and they were left to their fate
og,n dyou nod and th.x