The herald., 1837-03-30

With the aid Of their penny Era and the innocence o.
their great locofoco leaders. Slam, Bang, jacques,
Whackes, &c. &c, they calculate 10 have about oVVO
| /" good VOTERS" as Sammy Weller would call them,
TO dispose of next week to the highest bidder. The
Wing and Tammany candidates are botlf negotiating
for the locofocos AT present, we understand, the
wings have made the "gang the best offer, sut the
Tammany men are expected 10 come up to the scratch
Saturday. On that day, there will be large auc-
ton sale of "locofoco voters at the New Era Of
fee, thus
First lot-A large bunch of locofoco voters, ,
done up like strings Of Wethersfed onoas-marked
No. L. This lot is believed TO be OF that quality
preferred by the wings Each one has par OF
breeches, every button of which IS his own Bios
will be taken during the forenoon
Second LOTS a batch from the Tenth ward-a
capital article, numbering 1900 heads nan OF mem
with hats and few hundred shirts on the hanusohi-
est fellows. The 1ammany leaders are requested 10
take look this lot of" voters" The rst iair day
they will be troted up Bond street. and our can
ddate," Mr.. Morgan takea look at them through
his window, the air beng yet too raw LOT nm 10 ven
ture out the door.
Third lot set Of the very prmest articles from
the Five Points. They have been fed on " cold WIT
tails" from Boydens during the last month"; and look
quite and hearty. Capital al knocking up arrow,
and will pass any resolutions at any public meeting,
provided the proper chairman is known to then-
Worth looking at by Alderman Clark.
Fourth lot-A large squad Of locofoces from the
Seventh ward-very prime-wlth all the leaders,
speakers, and chairman, thrown IN at venture
This lot is a capital article TO make lottery scheme
of-On pinch, they will do for Tammany also. lhey
are very hostile TO banks.
This will do for today On the day Of sale full par
ticulals will be given. As the Hambln gang have
succeeded in preventing the locoocos from nomlnat-
ing may,r, they expect TO have several other large
lots of voters for sale on Monday next. We shall
advertise the next lot on Saturday.
ASorHER New PACKET SHIP.-The splendid ship
" Baltimore" belonging to John /. Boyd Esq, will
take her place in the no April lst commanded by
Capt Funck, late of the Ere. She is 500 tons bur
den, fitted up in the elegant and expensive style,
in fact, foatieg palace For three days she hasbeen
open for inspection, and has been thronged with la
dies who have been profsse in their admiration OF the
fitting up and furniture of the cabins She will be an
ornament 10 New York and the Line.
GREAT RopEERY.-On Wednesday, se'night Gen.
Edwards, cashier Of the Branch Bank of the Valley,
in Leesburgh, Va arrived at Fredericktown, and put
up at Talbot Hotel Before proceeding to dinner ne
placed his saddle bags, in which were S25 OOO in the
desk of the bar room, for safety On returning from
dinner the bags were gone. Search was Immediately
instituted and after time, the bags were found IN
the vault in the cellar covered with shavlngs.-
They had been cut open and the money extracted.
On Saturday, part ofthe money was found between
some beds upstairs in Talbots tavern 81 ATS; also'
some supposed paper cinders.
gT BossALLs SHIRT CoLLARs are the prettiest ar
tcles Of the kind yet invented. Brummel the Napo-
leon of dandies prided himself on his celebrated IN
venton of the starched collar Bonsa has surpassed
Brummel-he has invented an article, which is deli
cate union of the shirt and the vest in single BOSOM
Bonsa holds forth at liz varick street. NO dandy
ought TO be without this ingenious artlcle-and he
who has the impudence to wear whiskers or NOUS
taches, without Bonsalrs patent in his bosom, ought
TO be ynched for his bad taste.
n THE BOOKSELLERS FESTIVAL takes place today
at the City Hotel II will be great occasion More
wit and humor-more sentiment and poetry Will be
expended in one hour by these worthless, than they
have published for the last ycarn thousand volumes
Our Ariel has received an invitation and will be pre-
sent The original speeches and toasts of the Har-
pers-of Dearborn-of Foser-of Saunders & Otley
of Carey & Lee-of many others, will probably be
cooked up tomorrow morning about the hour that the
heads Of the authors ache the hardest Look out for
fun.
xP The American Monthly for April, just publish
ed by Dearborn, 38 Gold street. contains many cx-
cellent articles. Gertrude Wilbur" " Theatrical
Chit Chat" and vanderlyn" are very good.
MIscHIEvous CoSpucT.-For some time past, the
inhabitants Of the west side of Broadway, between
Wall street and Canal, have been annoyed by con-
duet as senseess as it is criminal Every evening the
windows Of many of the stores, more or less have
been broken by marbles, or other missiles, thrown
from the street. Sometimes many n dozen or
fifteen squares have been broken in evening So
common is the occurrence that the inmates are in the
habit Of inqiinng daily of each other how much dam
age has been done. Hitherto the perpetrators have
escaped detection but the Police are now on the
alcr,E let them take warning in time. Strong suspi-
cion attaches TO the ticket boys and drivers Of the
omnlbuses.
AceipEST.-As the steamboat Rushlight, Captain
Burr was proceeding from West Port, Connecticut to
this city, on Monday 9th, while of Stamford man.
named Robert Owen fell overheard and was drowned
Every exertion was made to save him, but in vain
He ls said to have beenin a state Of ntoxicaon.
FInE.-Sevcral frame buildings in German street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets, on Tuesday last,
were destroyed by fire. IL is believed that il orgi-
mated through the intoxcation of a woman.