Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-16

past errors. when handed Mr. Price the money
he was much affected. Poor fellow the tears rickled
down his checks.
"Stop," said I, Suppose you take glass Of wine
before yeu co.
u thank YOU" said he in great emotion, rather
declining.
"Come, come" said I-"pluck sp-don't be des-
ponding-this is the real Duff Gordon wine-fresh
from Xcres-capital stuff-'twil cheer the heart of
anchorite." +
He smiled family, drank glass, and then depart
ed, Overlooking with expressions of manly gratitude
so honorable and SO engaging in human beings.
There are more sunny spots in this world than
misanthropsts believe-nei,her is vice powerful
nor virtue i'll rewarded as atheists and infdels
would lnslnuae. Firm, energetic, unring, talented
virtue, will conquer all malignant foes, and vindicate
its mental and moral supremacy against the darkest
conspiracy that the devil the world and the flesh ever
Matched in Wall street destroy it. Before four years
are come and gone, will sec Charles King, BOBBY
Brooks, and Big Baby Noah at my feet, acknowledge
ing my superiority, virtue, energy and success Yet
they need not be afraid l won't use them badly.
will only kick them into decency and good manners
no more.
PICTURE or DIsTREss.-Take single case and
examine It in all its heart rendlng details In the ra
tenement of a certain street, there is a single room
containing mother, two daughters and a grand
daughter The mother is respectable old lady, once
affluent and comfortable-but misfortune struck her
to the earth and dims the usre of her eye. Her eldest
daughter is only twenty-two-beauliful, engaging,
clad in simple weeds, but widow. The younger
daughter is only seventeen, the very edge oflfe,
with blooming face but dreary prospect. Around
the room few articles of furniture are visible A
single bed, with scanty clothing, receives all at night.
They are disconnected from a2y male belng-the old
father was lost at seattle young husband died of
fevor In that little CRATE the fire bur dimly for the
last supply OF Goals is there Their food is hard and
occupation-how to keep the tide of ex
istence from frenzy.
This is no fancy sketch-it is sober truth. 1t is
picture of thousands of poor females in New York.
Is not something 10 be done for such objects?
TIE FA.HIoNADLE WoRlp.-We would cheerfully
publish the sketch Of fashionable society Saratoga
last summer, but we have it not. 1t is mlsaid lost
Why will notthe amusing writer give general re-
view of the beau monde they appeared at all the
watering places last summer AT Sara
oga, at Schoo!ey's Mountains, at Rockaway, at every
where, there were much merriment and filtration.
graphic sketch of the whole, showing the progress of
manners and society for summer, would be
good preparation for the writer's campaign.
The haul ton will soon begin to give seirees. The
coming season will PROFESSIONALLY be as gay and en-
gaging the last We have nearly got the pres
sure and revulsion. The happy three days" revo-
luton will begin new age ofprospelity. Money and
good bargains will be as flush as The banks are
going to expand. Prices will rise Lots and new
towns will GENE into market again. Next year we
expect to see Union square all built up. mean my
self to bay lotin fashionable square and set up
next year for leader ofthe haut ton. shall form my
own circle, and establish fashionable society on
new, philosophical, civilized and enlightened basis
Vugarity, ignorance and pretension have hcd their
day in New York. That day DIRE wing to close. The
sun of mock fashion is setting never to rise again.
All the Independent literary spirit of The age will be-
como the elements Of this movement in society
AT present have my Aries in every circle who arc
watching night and day the progress of manners. In
the approaching wirter grea, food of new beauties
will be brought out They must be taken care Of
and guided gently into the path of civilizations
which is strewed with intellect grace TRUTH delicacy
wit and brilliant Imagination. The coming winter
will be the greatest season of grace and gaiety that
New York ever saw. Money will soon be abundant.
let us not forget the poor.
--
SrP "JULIA'sn pretty note tomorrow.