Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22


Heaven was canoped with its sombre drapery.
"Oh dearw said Miss c.. 81 knew it would be so.
never attempted any thing yet, from matrimony to
affairs of less consideration but the tickle goddess
delighted to play me false"
"We are very unfortunate" said Mr.. T. to his com
panion, Mr. B.
"Werry, Samvel" replied the Responding Mr.. B.
Our party now were SO dsconsolate and disap-
pointed, that nothing of any interest transpred. About
o clock an omnibus might be seen coming up Beck
man street rapid rate, amid pelting storm Of
rain leaving here and there part of its contents sad
and disappointed.
"sic transit gloria mund."
SYMPATHY IN MIsrsRryNE.-Our friends, John
Haggerty & Sons are not without friends in misfor-
tune, or some little item of sympathy. We are glad
Of tit speaks well for human nature, although il
cost us twenty-five cents for postage paid for the fol-
lowing elegant epistle-thc cash for which we will
thank John Haggerty & Sons to hand over to US
besides the prospect of awful work in July
SAVANNAH GEORGIA 9th June, 1881
Well at last you have got your deserts you Blink
eyed Villain, Not Content with slandering every res
pectable man in New York, you now Attempt to ruin
there business by publishing them to the public as
Sons, will make you Sweat for you damned impu-
dence. you sot Yourself up as reformer Of the
rails Of the age do We? drunken Scotch Pedler who
was drumed out of Glasgow for habltua ntoxicaten.
Yes you black hearted Scoundre you should be tied
TO Carts tail aud be whipped Out Of New 70 H.
and if the Pubck dc not do II before the middle Of
july shall be in New York. Myself and Civ you
such Drubbing will make you behave yourself
for some time to come so look out my, Old Boy,
Your character is well Known here and if you Would
Dare put your foot in this City, you would be torn to
peces-You would not get off as easyAs Hopper II
am not afraid 10 give you my name you Internal
Scoundrel. JOHN MOORE ALLEN.
PS Look out for the middle of July.
Here's beauty, elegance simplicity and truth of a
high order Our friend Mr.. Moore Allen is only mis-
taken in few little items-I seldom drink am
member of the voluntary Temperance society, and al
ways was. never pedlar, except in intellect
ual editorial wares have been in Glasgow, but it
was only for three days, and then | employed the
time in gazing over the old College grounds, on the
books of which my name is lnscrbed-and IN tread
ing its ancient graveyards and venerable cathedrals.
However, the public care little what have BEEN
They are only wondering what the devil shall be-
considering the tremendous strides am making TO
fame, fortune and Immortality. That's enough.
ESpioorr, 359 Broadway, shrewd sensible, discr-
minating fellow. He has sent us a copy of the puny
Transcript rolled up in which were the "Young
Wldow"-a young widow in such dirty sheet i
Sing hey! for the boue!' dining song, and the
beautiful song
"she is thine-the word is spoken"
BrRmupA.-we have received files of the Royal
Gazette 10 the 9th inst. from Hamilton. The local
news is of no interest whatever.
HB NJ brig Griffin, captured SLAYER with 400
on board, and took them to Dominica.
The distressing drought in Antigua had been sue
cecded by copious showers.
WEsr INDIAN NEws.-B, our files of the Jamaica
Despatch, received up to the 3lst Of May, inclusive,
we learn that the small pox had been raging in some
of the islands.
The crops looked remarkably well; the abundant
rains had brought the coffee blossoms, and an I'M
usual supply of the produce of the island was anticl
pa,ed.
Sr "on a certain Literary Humbug" received. II
shall appear.
II Some of the "oafer lerati' have been using
Irving and Halleck's names without their consent
Who form the "Authors Club" Is il the Hambln
gang
ROCHESTER, June ls-Another Disastrous Confa.
| Qratsn-Our city has been visited by another dsas
trous conflagration. That vast pile, known as the
Globe Buildings, is in ruins. The flames were DISCO
vered about three o'clock but such rapid progress
y
in the room where the fire is supposed to have origin
ated, that before five o'clock, lis massive walls were
all that remained Of this important block. The vari-
GUS machinery, together with large majority OF the
manufactured articles which were in the buildings
was destroyed, 80 rapidly did the flames spread after
| they were discovered.
Fortunately for the merchants occupying the stores
on MaiR street. heavy stone partition separated
them from the early ravagcs Of the fire. They were
thus enabled to remove most Of their goods before Il
| reached them. But for this circumstance heavy as
the loss now is it would have been greatly augment
cd. The amount Of property destroyed will not pro-
badly exceed 30 or $4,000 large portion of this
is covered by insurance.
In the building (which had the privilege of an ex-
tensive water power peg, last and screw fac
tories, turning shops, &c &c. On Main street. there
were five stores occupied by Steven Allen shoe deal
er; Jennings & Keller, leather merchants; John
Dolly, grocer, 4. q. Raymond, ssddlery; and w.
Owston, wholesale grocer. The building was owned
by Newell 4 Stebbins.
From the fact that the fire originated in an unoc-
cupied room i, is supposed TO have been the work 81
an ncendlary.-Democrdt.