The herald., 1837-04-28
them he will sooa be glad to sell them for less than


From the south.
The Express mail bring usnothing beyond Mobile.
We annex some further intelligence of the course oi
events in Mobile and New Orleans. The revusion is
now going up the Mississippi, and VII soon reach
Louisville and Cincinnati. ,he whole south and
west are in state of terrible excitement. The north
will be in the same state in short time.
New ORLEANS, April l9-Yeatman, Woods &
Co. the Western Bankers whose credit stood in
Tennessee and Kentucky high as that Of the United
States Bank, have gone by the board tor an immense
amount OF money. One thing IS certain, that their
circulation Tennessee is nearly every third note OF
equal value with that of any other institution. Their
paper be al least three times that Of the capital
Invested, which in Nashville alone was over two mill
ION. Previous 10 their failure, they had drawn S,'o
900 from Nashville and seeing the sources dried up
there they suspended Woods left the city two days
before the explosion fearing some rough handling Dy
the authorities here. The storm IS Just beginning to
reach the West You will find that It's ehects VIII
be even more disastrous there than IN our capitals
Ii will affect The honest industrious, and small dealer
The heads of several Louisville houses now here
in the utmost alarm. They have been caught IN the
meshes Of their race horse and saving bill sys-
ten.
The failure of Buchanan & Hagan will go hard
with them, if not rum them. Cincinnati Is begin
ming to complain. The complaints will be louder
and louder the disease reaches the lower classes
and my only prayer js that the grumblngs Of the
awful imports, compel Van Buren, to recede from
his present vile policy.
MOBILE, April 22.-Busness is in the same flat con-
don that il has been for weekspa Every thing IS
dull enough in the way Of trade. The lawyers and
sherfs the only business men in town: Money
cen tnues 10 withdraw itself from the merchants and
traders and all other mems hands, except those IN the
banks, and a few misers besides. Two or three more
Of the very few then remaining important houses IN
our city, hare gone since our last Ihere are Dat lew
more TO 90.
CoTToN.-The article is fiat enough. 1t is a COM
plete drug There is nothing doing in the business
The following is the present priesthood and choice,
none; good and fair, III l2i far, y 10; md
ding, 8 81 ordinary, no sales, a6.
There have been received since our last 1861 bales
in the same time 55l6-and there now re-
main on hand 6OO09 bales.-Ner Adr.
Nh. WEBsTHR's SPEECH AND SO FoRTH.--Wc shall
not republish single passage Of Mr.. Websters
speech. The Wall street prints may do so-not we.
All the political portion is meonshine small talk,
scandal and trash-all the financial of any accuracy,
has been given in our Wall reports for year
past.
know Mr. Webster well-I have studied him per-
sonally and politically. He is an amable able and
intelligent man. But he wants one thing that have
got-infeHectual independence. am a greater man
in that science than he is. Science, intellect truth,
x,
vance, however it may run counter to politics, rel
gion, or cliques of men. Happily the lovely women
are always on my side BY the specie daily income Of
the Herald, / am placed in the most impregnable po-
ston that ever man was. Mr. Webster has to bow
to bankers and fnancers-I make these rascals take
of their hats and bow to me. That's the way to get
through the world.
The last time was in Washington, Mr. Webster
- Ca .bu,a 81 ,ha
in person. l found him at tea and done in his own
apartment. l told him my name. He got up, shook
hands, and made me at home in an instant. "Come,"
saws he, "Mr b., take cup Of tea" Then putting
his leg across another chair fell talking about
matters and things in general. Mr. Webster Is
greater spirit in such conversation than in public
meeting. He displayed more genius-nore grasp Of
intellect-more instructive sagacity-more naked
tru,h-more Of his amiabe Snd accomplished soul in
that half hour, than have ever seen from him in any
public speech delivered 10 the civilized mobs and loaf
ers Of New York, who are not capable of thinking one
day on a cash capital
love admire esteem and honor Mr.. Webster--but
will not publish his speeches. These speeches are
only the garbage Of his lofty SOUL thrown at the
fashionable loaers to keep the rascals and their twin
brethren, the mob, in order and in decorum. 1t will
do for them, but for m, and my readers, we diff
ferent race of mortas. God bless Mrs. Webster, and
all pretty intellectual women
FALL OF PRIcEs.-Ih every quarter pric es are fall
ing. We perceive that Howard Of the Exchange Ho-
tel in Broad street. has reduced his board from 81 TO
sl.5O. This establishment is well kept-well fitted
up-well provided and well regulated in every point
Mr.. Howard has also taken time by the forelock
and reduced his prices in advance Of the revolution
tha, will reduce board all over the city Butchers and
grocers mus, now play trumps.
Coal TRADE-MIsERs WANrED.-We understand
that miners are wanted for the coal mines on the
Schuylkill. II appears that the miners there have
struck for per week. while in this city, thousands
would be glad to work at half the price Go.d miners
now here could easily and cheaply transport them
selves to the mines in Pennsylvania, by taking the
Morris Canal or the Delaware and Hudson.
Sr We have a theory that the major part of our
physcians, regular and irregular, better than
so many blockheads We dc not wish to be harsh.
We have the most profound respect for the professisn
but, for all that we believe that is dsgraced by
many illitera,e quacks bunderine blockheads super
fetal fools and half read pretendcrs. The scarlet
fever which has proved fatal in this city, is Of
tho ,ost easily mannped dlaenees in the world in the