Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

fore us.
The Queen Of Spain has banshed Archbishop
Echenove OF Tarragon from the kingdom.
Several houses in New Orleans will suffer in con-
sequence of the failure of the London WIS
new set of vagabonds have sprung up in New
Orleans under the title of Loaferees- is the su
premely lazy.
The Lousianians and Mssssippans are warm for
admitting Texas into the Union, and SO ough, all the
States TO be.
The New Orleans Boat Club are sporting row
boat under the name of Syph. Any thing for be-
ginning.
The report of the occupation of Cuba by the Eng
llsh is hoax.
The yellow fever was prevailing a, Havana on the
18th.
So far as heard from the wings of Mississippi are
driving before them horse and foot" the Van Buren,
men. Prentiss in Adams county has majority of
367 In several precincts the Van candidates did not
get vote.
The two slaves at Tuscaloosa for attempting TO kill
Col. Dent, were 10 be hung on the 2ls July.
From Special Correspondent
New ORLEANS July a. 1887.
Specie is flowing IN upon us in large quantities. and
from all qlarters-but as usual shavers take every
advantage OF the times and if an individual needs
small quantity OF silver for hostages or other minor
purposes, he has to pay fifteen per cent this
day, though there was an Importation yesterday of
nearly $50 900 from Tampico. There is also con-
voy on its way TO the Mexican coast with nearly
So OOOOO0 the greater part of which is intended for
port, and were expected TO arrive two days after
our last accounts were dated Our markets are ex-
ceedingy dull, but the advces lately received from
Liverpool and Havre give us prospect Of improve
ment although many Of Our merchants and banks
must be seriously affected by the failure of Thomas
Wilson 4 Co. The partial resumption of specie pay
ments by the State and Canal banks is now easily
through intent to hoodwink the legislature
but no one has any faith in them their intentions.
Yet, what the legislature or will do in the case
becomes a serious matter of doubt when il is known
that almost every member of stands in the relation
Of debtor to one more Of the in Institutions The
Alchafalaya is perhaps the only that could really
and trnly resume tomorrow, for the late events having
called in all greater portion of her circulation she
could, were her directors disposed, recommence
forthwith, and claim the deposits bona tsde spe-
Gle paying bank. Some Of the directors and ex- dire
tors of the Gas Bank in state Of great excite
ment today in conseq uence of hearing "by express
that a strong article has appeared against them in
your Courier d Enquirer, and are on twelve hooks
until it reaches here that they may learn its par,icu
lars.
The Pensacola Gazette of the 22d inst. says 1.-THE
scouts employed by Mai. Wilson, in endeavorng 10
get in the fugitive Creek in neghborhood return
ed yesterday and brought in thrtynne of the strag
gers. They will be sent of by the first opportunity
to Mobile Point Pass Christian TO which latter
place we understand the Indians TO be removed.
Nine OF the fugtves were sent of last week from
this place.
We have been politely favored with the following
extract of a letter, dated
LEGnANGE 2Sth July.-The troops under command
Of Col. Brewn had an engagement with the Indians
yesterday. on Alaqua Creek, about seven miles below
the old Court House, and after animated fight Of
20 minutes the Indians gave way, leaving five oftheir
number dead the ground the loss of the whites
one killed and five wounded. Captain Hawkins dis
played great courage led his CALAMITY into the
midst Of the enemy.
He received three wounds though none thought TO
be dangerous His first Lieutenant Mr Myers, is al
so wounded. The individual killed was Mr. Clark
of the Franklin Volunteers, all the wounded.
The foregoing statement OF the night of yesterday IL
from MI Jesse Evans, who was in hearing and arrlv
ed few minutes after the firing ceased and believe
il to be substantially correct. "-Pensacola Gaz.
OMNIBUS DRrvISG.-THs HospIrABLE NuRsE.-As
poor man was walking along Broadway yesterday
aft moon, about o'clock, he ran over by an
omnibus at the corner of Chamber street. His foot
was literally crushed TO pieces and the poor fellow
lay writing in the street, until Capt Peterson, from
Havana, who resides at present at No. 207i William
street, came to his assistance, and with the help OF
one or two others, as charitable as himself assisted
in carrying him TO the hospital piece of board they
found laying on the sidewalk. After they had mr.
rived at the hospital they requested by the Doc
tor to carry him up stairs and lay him of the
beds which pointed out TO them, and when in the
act Of doing they were accosted by the nurse, who
exclaimed against dirtying the bed with such a filthy
looking fellow. Capt. p asked her in calm manner
| if that was the treatment poor fellow, who was
manged and not able to STIR deserved at her hands, in
| public hospital. She Immediately told him to mind
his own business and walk out. He then generously
offered to pay for washing the bed clothes but the
Doctor interfered and had the injured man provided
for.
II Why is there no place in this city capable OF
afiordng medical aid to persons suddenly seized in
the street. Our hospals-our aims house-al our
establishments avoid such poor creatures.
ROMANTIC TRfP.-The Wave with her gallant
crew depart today for Albany voyage pleasure
They pull their way all day, and sleep at nights
among the rocks, or cottages by the river side They
| will reach Albany in four days, and be gone a fort
night The pretty country girls along the banks OF