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PIiE OLD ESTABLISHED NEDICATkI shPOR BATHS,
JP.CARROLL r.,sIS. NE srseiai ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 10
NC papc ana 70 gerenTn o. e mcalca profession toy tse
successful ofefalon ARDS ~ eleven AZ the limits oi
nGw,psper .dy. 5 ~ -, en gr e po,sy ol s,ns 40
bcgS leave mofc 10 that been and safe though
powerful reedy N oil the following diseases cutaneeus dsea
the ions cat uh rOmpan's affections ~ The liver ash
suddsn colds debility, and especially powerful Of
SCARLET fEvER
over which the vape Bath has hd Influence mos gnpanl
eh ~ checking ari sfascasg ibe fh u progress which The
weekly repsrt OF nemen ~ ts hnsmg made IN this
city.
have IN several occasions visited tie vauot Batt Earh
John rspdac hy Mrs Carroll and have
enney satisfied hat the Bath. admin there with
lean ccy state that have fo tho Baths in John street
well attended TO- and every "nr f II Mer ssPig
Rave been for NAVY years y The habit Of .endng ian 70
MI and Mrs Carroll. V9po, Ba ~ John street snd Lave ire
hsd su tae skill with winch they ADMINISTERED ana
wM J. MAcNEyEv ND.
Inc Bath arc " cpnstan reasmess ems O'CLOCK ~ INC MON
ng m sscek AZ night day. SUNDAY excepted when they
fl in the sulphur Baths al
,hs day Portable ahs WITH compeent IetSon. 70 samnrtsr
notice No conneNion any other e@nb shment
or o BsLss Tub. and @ Baths G .s s Ss 90"
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSVR.
ANCE COMPANY
eonte ioinssre oss or DAMAGE by Gre nudnes
personal property, attheir Ofce, No. ls Wal srei.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Asele, rhowas B~l,ea,
DAVID CSiwsse, Henry N Ehett,
Danlci Jackson, Itsmas Slricant,
CWusHnt rsinrr Edgar jenkins,
John <T,n.rofaha~n, ". Hssbrook,
Thomas Iifston, Merry " Leeds,
,1 wrsx George ssong
samsel r. Tsdale, stsphen stonn
,so .un..u RosssT sss:f SSs,lE, s r.,-..o,
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CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.
The oerso "a s oS soy. rss & men Ns" his
thanks the public for the very liberal which has been
future Of management his friends that se
tseave nehng undone his part merit connu
The Hotels adjoining the Custom House and within
conseaaeniy Is very convenient for those
a, the Recioy w AZ III hoars from M iii nosn and dinner from
nyoa m Nj ne ses IN sa @
in the cNy
which the Custem House Hotel will uure supplied withhe
earliest fruits and other deeacies Of the
and importing the city,
supply Of the choicest wines aad liquors JAMES HORN J
he Niagara, As Warren street and d oftAe
Ss "ssS % '"'
ny SEE Adyeri.enert Compound Ii
Grand has been obsd of the demd Of
I%pi HOPPER sIeaSxss and F,anssn and UNDER.
Es- NOTICE T3 NEW " YEAR PARIIEs-J. c: DECKER,
y % @ s oY aa en nd % s @ .srv .sGea ibsg
Fried Se~ed Roasted sad Picked, the liberal
at the shortest notice Please apply at l3s Fatonsreet DIS
D-A CARDS. W BRYHAM Rfsrms friends
and the esc since he ha. sold his store rand 81 nc
s sss s %
On I'LL se Extensive scale and with mars general ss
e,s q ts1s sae sena,ns woe:sle retail
Bowey steamconfecienary
" hssf.s ss,asHs
cleof Juube Paste ~r sale as0ve, retail
aie II W n.
R0NSALL,s PATENT DRESS OR SHIRT
p FRONTS.-Tb. subscriber hand n large assort.
ment OF the above articles, made o Satin Silk and other
goods, with undor kuts show
This afce beauty and upasscs any thing of III.
kind Offered IL sc Southern other rer.
chants respectfully to call for IN sees
at BONsALL,5, ll2 yanck st, New York.
~ T. The patent Dress
pal stock, L,nen and Clothing thu CITY ng5-im-
A ETIFICIAL Y fES are inserosb by DR. Isaac Francis
"A surgeon Dentist, which cannotl distinguished from natural
and viii perors motion Of that without gvine
The sehie.t pain For the prduco and application this art
nc has recsweda Diploma, ofwhch the oo wing copy
PR M 1 u M.
This Diploma awarded by the
AMERICAN
In NE city ofNew YORK VI the late Fair
To DIR. l. FRANCIS,
For ! mae specimen of Artificial Eyes,
(An hnIroyemeat.D
,, JAM 5 sTALLmAoK, Pros'L
EDWIN wfLLIAMa Rec. See.
}. B. WAKEMAS, Corr. Sec.
D-CELEBRATED EYE wATER.-Dr. ?. also respectfully
socis the attention OF the psbe and eff
Eye Waited has liable on
ofacute and chrome iniia
nict To the uged, who COMMONLY afflicted
and
raj year. its effects have been truly astonishing
~ DR. 10 she first May Iss chambon
rset, opposite Hudson. mi Inns
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DocT. 8. SWEETS
CELEB ATED STR

The vauab in the side back
and stoaa h, -r debility IN The back aud oins from
Of etes aud dsocalon OF the bones offered pub
he Dr. @ect Of Franklin, Conn long for
Seas wiling to meet the wishes Of bis friends and that the
selves Of remedy and diminish the bills o physicians has ar
ranged with Mr. c. Baxter Of New London, Conn manu-.
actaf his STRENGTHENING Save and supply every city
the United states none genuse without signature
sf b. g. BAx TER. Agent and Joint
Messrs. Pratt * Raw, druggists So Maiden Lane esalo
Agents 10 city OF New York. for sale by the
apcctable Df'ggis Price q roll ma
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A CARDS W RRYHA n ,n....s. Z. ~, - -. - e. =

A SAaHD.1s BRYHAN rspes fully nf.rs. n. friends
and e public That be- n- completed
saloon attached t h Boe n, fe I.,s,
accommodation ofaae geeaea on much more
rlan, and a. ~ ierprncd for the q
tsank s the very bsra paonarce has hc,oee epeeoced
aad pledges hascs La aenan shah
his friends respectable md sec tv - ass n IA. d.cs
cles a ttcy - seasonsuch cfeans soda vi ns
Mead icmsnsds, Coise, pies Cake, a. a.
Cpniecti9nnros
at the Boscry steam Confectionery No COS Iuov d,ec,l.
- te 70 Ri,nettpns ". : W LRyIs y 'Sav "
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fcas his Strengthening Save supply every city asd town
p G. BAx rER Asen, and JOINT Popnator
e. r ciy Fay aisi.s g Maiden Lane who esaa
spectal,e Dr. legsts Price 25 cents roll. nsi, sm.
STATIONER's WAREHOUSE, iaa william s.
succeeded in making NOT aTansemsns with II I nv
psrs e ss ssep 81 ~ ae y n "s
y sai,onary OF the best csay and lower than AM
Reeve Sewman Water cosr., Drawing Papers
Sealing Was rs Penn, ana % every description Of sns
IS aso the Pa,sa,ryary Surface Play
psr. ana s'1 s-' oid; osE eSGIia "a
MY SONS 'sMANUEL-comprising a summary view Of
suited e, responsibility success of . NV Dansb
and pc. Of CONDUCT %a,e @anas sfsSs Of se se
sas the principles fqaetie and rules bsLaor
Jast n Sus'hcs and fst 'a eby g; ;. FOLSOM,
m9 ,oFulton steet. and 2e3 Pearl
P,s os e .e q .s BY ,we1yaur Engraved
sna y r rss ss may from bold and apa
y nec.mms".sd q q the notice who viii ample
nco @ % nj r. 1en"ye an defects m Their writing Every teacher
several Il i6s designed for Ladies. b,.s in
wnu,r. '"'' - iisT u'
1s; ,l. EloSTHAGHE sad .T0OTM
BY e e n bsnss fa Ss q wh
Many se rsne%sn = have es Sa'sIs ase,sa with
ha, pso, s.dy Tor year, and found every os, 70 fail
make the benefit rse ssI has SsSS ~SS
The BEEN ss Ss sso1s T "a; H. ys s yr%s s%o
incredible Let the be- tender or the teeth
icaton aud free from pain for life ~
Taee drors VIII never fail 70 where
occasno BY the decay Of the t~oth and cspours
the Thes have the effect ns IN
eg, aIso deaaen the ectuay fende
offeeag.
FOR sa wholesale ara by A. B. d sa.s corner Of Full
on and William IS Minors Gamble, csmer Of Dey and Boad
And ciai by p. Nenes, SO Broadway, do.rs above
w Horwei cor-cr Canal and Iiudsonst.
Il. X. Austin, IS Cernrnest
Bures Chemical Hall IS Sixth Avenze, nearly opposite Ami.
" q &C &c &c. Price. SO celts msip
~ offer f.. sale The following ariclcs-whie Ginger Root "a
naSca opt-Bp rnay Pitch Enyish f1 plastr
Vanilla Beans p,lme-whto wax in bosas Of 30 50 H. each
German Coogn fatina, ~aranedTooth Brushes. rencA
Enshsh made 70 order, large asssrmen-Sidlz
Powders eassly nut ur, ~ superior quality Medicine Ghosts
manufacturers pricesraarc Acd-Supor Carbonate soda Va
I'O MECHANICS, PKOPRIETORs OE
HOUSES AND HOTELS BOARDING HOUSES, AND
mechanics his American sfvs
Of foar different ckneses useful for Instruments AID fen
d sc ~ TN cousss 0f his week and he ready suppy
locks knobs keys cact rods bell pas sash knobs &c all
Of the approy workmanship and latest patterns AMI
Of table, md dessert d-ssa oshs tea .e napkis
iags sh and butter knives ladies' &C All Of the
best pattern, and warranted 70 kocp their Io,r
Prices moderate. and any orders evecufed hy
Jso IT DR. LEWIS FEUCHrwANGER, s77 Broadway
SWANS WORM SUGAR PLUMs.-Aa eaica.
~ cous and Medicine f Children caosisg
20 oe asehsrsci 70 great plumbers l even wsa shse
o. mucus from tho mach AL bowels, which them
ad az INJURIOUS to cld,en a,ye For sale by the
plesor sareHt NATHAN n. GRAHAM
MT ~ Cedar at, corner of will9m.
TO REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
y mad
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NEW YORK LIFE INSUKANCE AM

4 TRUST COsiPANf.-Persons effect with
this Company their lives, lives of oten aud eth~
Er the whsle duration OF life, for knitted peisd pay
Dents Of premium may be either made annually
Pre- on mrndrrd fnrnn
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BAGE 4, CO.'S rcT.,

~ sHioNsCrrsspp9 ioNs-rsp9,,er. 81 LONDON AND PARIS "a
anu, na rain'ne Eige a. ca much aJn,,.d ss 81 70 can
be excell a. ''"'N' WI iSItacss are beauty capDot
- SpkiNG iL W. FASHION FOR Iss7-cr,ws seven ,,5 .,c,
n,aa , .Neeshs o' an .fh bell trim or1 mn ;nn
a uu,nSs 10 an inch egh,hs; three sb,, on an
es WIN aSefy small curl on the edge; broad mad AZ " "e
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Corflsnd street Ber to nfor4 the trade tina d H., avs
renovedirosi No eCortlant st. tho above arre ss1
slessnt View Store, where ihcs have hasd, and sIs
receiving ircsA ~ and T,
fancy corcd Pushes si Ia es Bocs e,s hsS
they Will seller accommodation M terras.
HArs'cArs, STOCKS and stoctFra at wholesale.
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FACTORY 335 Hudson N.yy You'll t q ~ - - ~ -
~ beg 10 caii The attention offh- p,bh. d, 49,
in nnp o,enent ~ The manufacture OF Hat 80. ' r use
when finished M VIII keep IN, ~ w'Scn
~ss' lar srof - any hat offered the pubs a"'
Mandatory where tiy VIII an oor.,,. ~ INC
supesn,y although they the mo-, dsbl " Juusne tsew
ne Wees no higher han those far inf nor IN Taiiv o'
ga partner wanted with small sapia Ap,y :. ,hov
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To MECHANIcs,- PKOPRIEToRs OE
SWANS WORM SUGAR pLUMs.-Aa esFcI

y cous and conveAient Medicine fr Children CAUSING
10 be discharged great numbers and whea there ap
parance they do much rood carrying Oft the etor
OF mucus, from tho mach a.i bowels which generate m
an INJURIOUS 10 children olive For sale by the
Wietor arent. NATHAN n. GRAHAM.
% Tat.. rc.oc. - W.I,,,.n
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To THE FAsHIoNAnLE.-N.w :. !,


BROWN * co. Chatham Syiane cont 'nue meus,sar.
t1rinr th-R celebrated Hats prIc- THREE non TARs
as - sbl.d ~ 1884. In presenting these Hsts Va ths
ubc he prspctors think they have nearly ced IL, abms
i1 o ssaay darsblry ehe2pness and rpr wesrsr
~ SASS ior eash god ausorer os.s II
ae hal l7s Chatham ssrare. ~ ,Iyo,,
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BRAVERY OF TsE LADIEs.-At the last warm debate
IN the House oil Lords II was unanimously resolved
there should DC no crowd of unnecessary auditors
consequently the iar Sex were excluded and tho gal
lery destined to the socuse Of the House Commons
Notwithstanding which determination. n tribc of
DANES resolved 10 show this occasion that ne ther
men nor law could resist them These beroines were
Lady Huntington, the Duchess of Qneensbnrv the
Duchess Of Ancasler Lady Westmoreland, LADY o.ob-
ham, Lady Charlotte Edwin, Lady Archibald Hamil-
ton and her daughter Mrs Scott, and Mrs Pendor-
vis and Lady Franois Saunderson. am thus mar
cular in their names since look upon them to be the
boldest asserers, and most resigned sufferers for H.
berty, ever read Of They presented themsslves at
the door at nine o'clock in the morning, when Sir
William Sanderson respectfully informed them the
Chancellor had made an order against their admit
tance. The Duchess of Quecnsbury as head of the
squadron, was piqued at the III breeding OF mere
lawyer and desired him 10 let them up stars pm
vateiy. After some modest refusals, he sworc by
Cd, he would not lei them in. Her grace. with a
noble warmth, answered, by Cd, they would come
in, in spite of the Chancellor and the whole House
This beng reported, the Peers rcsolvcdto staye them
out order made that the doors should not be
pened until they had raised their siege.
These Anazons now showed themselves qualified
OF the duty of foot soldiers they stood there tll five
IN the afternoon without sustenance every now and
then playing vollies Of thumps, kicks and raps,
against the door, with much violence, that the
speakers in the House were scarce heard. When the
Lords not 70 be conquered by this the two Ouch
war) commanded dead silence of half an hour ;
and the Chancellor who thought this certain proof
Of then absence, (the Commons also being very i'm
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RUSHTON ~ ASPINW ALL, No Us William street,
~ offer FAR sale the following arces-whte Ginger Root ia
nacn ogt-Bwrndy Pitch Eayhsh superior Gov plas'cs Az
Vanilla Beans, pme-whto Wax in boxas Of H. each
German Coogn, Fana, wsrantedToth Brushes. rreucA and
Envish made 70 order, large Sadlz and soda
Powders casialy ~ superior qupyMedfcpe Ghosts
treat variety opai.erns which will be sed order st
tce for s~ps and faniics-SwgHs Penaoea vernusc
panAfcfIrars Acid-S,nnT
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or PENMANsHip scconpan,ed by twentyfour Engraved
Plates tn sale ~ G. SHEPARD, iss Broadway
This 10 The most scientific work publ subject
and Is 80 snpihed thai learn from bold and nph
rtys o. business writing whoa the aid OF teacher pac
directions 70 ali defects their Whiting Every cach
will 10 well 10 copy ' ~
Several Of the Plates dcsigned for Ladies' ei.g In
delicate ana tasteful style suited to fashionable billet and letter
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he Niagara az No IS Warren street and lad in stock oftAe
choicest Wines, Liquors hope
wishes share pubic patronage
ally
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land Scst1, and wales in suis nor Packct Sts, L 4
eteniIor Drafts as usual 'ou nee froi
W Losdon ne Gsns off 'and and Jas DeS,soa q co.
Liyerroo, RobinS San E.otb>rs.
bs5hn, The B. nix eflre @ua and Robinson a. Co
ndmsro, Commercial Baok
Wscs, William Dayie.& 70 AL..,
Apply OF address 3,4 Pear-sf "y'uh u.
BBoon6LAS ROBINSON a. CO Ns~v.
js.f RoP'NSsooS RRooPR'rNSsoS BROTHERS, Livsnp.aI'
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- HATS, Gaps. NND sT05;K : ~. ~

* BEAUTY AND ESaNn,y sIOCkS:-q :-q1HTY
thqse sre essential qiaes are respscS J, ane 70
can on watson and Van Daxer is4 C,hs,hnrn so % ~
m ~ us ~ pgssoe b,css they obtain the above 49,
IT. @ e snd ,ha,ea - viii cnsufe elegance and eomeS, =,
ne Neaiei nnis1lc dealers srpped on he 49,, -
Remember the Number, Chabrm s,ree 81 - terms
berry street. In27 I'm WA'rsoy - ~ '"m . s.gve Nut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

Tsx French CHuRcH ON FRASKus sTprrr-
Last Sunday evening we stepped into the French
Church on franklin street, to hear the Rev Mr. Yer
rem preach. There is nothing soul moving amid
Inc concerns Of life, as the worship of God in the
fresch language
well dressed black man politely showed us 10
pew near the pulpit The organ in the gallery poured
forth Hood OF enchanting music lif,ing the soul from
The sorddness OF life and preparing the mind for the
consideration OF sacred subjects
Mr. Nerrcn's church is truly a sacred place There
swest quietness beneath tina, imposing dome
resting so msIestlcally upon the four pillars that mn
iift the whole building Nothing is SO consen,al TO
ihe feelings a. secuson when the soul looks nm IN s
maker.
Affer the evening service was concluded NJ Va.
rem took mp the subject Il the uns, ward and !;
clear, enthusiastic and eloquent manner discussed !,
10 the satisfaction and edicaon Of an attentive
sembly. The Rev. Mr.. veuen Is a phlosonhe, ~
= philanihropist lie treated his theme as = nhlo-
sspher. He applied the parable 10 the the muI,n,e,
pursuits Of life, and showed how consistent il was !,
all its parts. pointed out to his hearers in feen,
manner the sure results TO flow from continue,
pracnce ofihe principles by which the unjust stew or
was governed. There was so much philanthropy il
hs perorahon, that we felt IL was worth living
know the power and extent Of human sympathy.
Mr. Nerren u fine speaker He is a thorough
going scholar and well vesed in the subject Of Thea
iogy. II - truly refreshing 10 hear the language
Ia belle France fall from such speakers lips
Let all who would spend an hour q, tom m ~
contemplation Of sacred subjects repair TO Mr. Yer
ren's church They will there find minister Al, vor
my Of his cans-a minister capable and qualified 1
show vs. sinners the way TO heaven.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

MAnrsE CouRr, July 2s.-The Corporation sersus
John Grant.
This was a suit Instituted by Mr.. Blunt the corpo-
ration attorney, TO receiver the penalties for in
frngement Of the corporation laws The declaration
contained two counts. First, that the defendant had
sold meat in place not authorized by the corpora
sn-second, that he had sold meat, not being IL
censed hatcher.
The defendant was in the employ of Mr.. Pierce, of
the Independent Market, Jones street The wit
nesses examined for the prosecution, proved the sale
of the meat BY the defendant the 10th of the pre-
sent menth. The arguments used by the corporation
attorney were precisely similar to those which he has
advanced on all the trials this subject For the
defence, Mr.. Pierce was called by Mr.. Wheaton.
A. VI. Pierce, examined.-The defendant was in
my employ at the time stated, the 10Th Of the pre-
sent menth; did not myself attend at the market !;
had gone TO my farm in Putnam county; whatever
was sold there was for my benefit; paid the de-
PENDANT elb per month for hrs services; my name
was over the door leading TO my stall; the sign was
over the door when went away; II was there when
1 returned
II was wished to be shown by this examination
that the defendant was acting on his own account
II failed in establishing the fact. Mr. wheaton, for
the defence conended that there was no such thing
public market; that the receiving OF bonuses by
the corporation had virtually converted what should
be public mark cts into private property that this
he cited wherein the corporation had inter-
fered with the butchers Of one OF our markets. they
applied to the chancellor, VINO lad an injunction,
whereby the butchers continued in possession in spite
of every effort Of the cooperation to expel them He
said that in this case the Jurors were Judges Of the
law az well as the fact that they derived this power
from the court not having the power to grant a new
tnal upon cause. Inc Judge differed with him. He
said the jurors were not judges Of the law but only of
the application Of the law. The counsel for the de-
PENDANT called upon the jury to protect the rights Of
the citaens. Shosld they give conviction in this
csse, the defendant must be sent to prison. II was
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

BY the SOUthcrh E1prcHss
Dates from New Orleans Of the 2lst Of July arc be-
fore us.
The brig Ringleader, and the schooner Levin Jones
from Tampico the 18th instant, lad brought in a
heavy amount of specie, $4,000 The csnducta,
with two millions Of dollars, part of which was
destined for New Orleans, had arrived at Tam
pico.
large sale Of real estate took place on the Goth
in New Orleans at the Arcade, at prices only pei
cent less than those OF The best times.
The New Orleans papers are engaged in their old
dspuid about duelling. The best way is 10 let men
kill each other they please and if they do il secun
dem ariera like the French.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

NIBLos GARDEN.-Go to Nblo's tonight. Since
the warm weather began, it is the great place of
sort. most beautiful lady, with black eyes and ra-
ven hair gave away, the ether evening, her hand and
heart there. l missed that chance for certain. Gods
and little fishes never shall get married. do be-
lieve. Every week tina, don't 60 to Niblos, miss
seven smart chances must 60
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29
New YORK. 9th july, IS5

NEW DIRK, ZIn July, 1851.
Mr. J. G. BENNHTT-Sir: In the Herald of this
morning, l observed paragraph under the head Of
Singular case in the Marine Court''-it is only ne
cessay state that this matter is still the sobect Of
gation and, until settled, il would be improper to
publish the long article you have received" which
will, l think, be amply shown 10 be an Infamous and
malicious persecution of an amiable and accomplished
lady-by weman who claims 10 be her mother.
As you have avowed yourself the defender of female
innocence have only to ask that you will be well
satisfied of the truth Of the statement furnished you,
before you publish any thing that would njure the
character wound the feelings Of vrtuous but
fortunate female who has nothing but her standing in
society," enable her to maintain herself and father
less child in land of strangers. Yours, X. p.
AsswER-I am the last person to wound the feel
ings Of any lady. have heard great deal of the
parties in this NATTER but as it is difference between
a mother AMI daughter, never should dream Of in
ierferng To either, will give all the aid could, in
wea,herng the storm Of life, bat should be cautious
how take sides with one against the other Of the
young lady in question: have heard extraordinary
accounts. II is said she will prove a second
Malbran.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

u We published in our evening paper, yesterday,
some harsa remarks on friend General Morris. |
did not know Of them I'll OUT or they should not have
appeared We have long since settled all quarreIs with
George r Morris. He Is amiabe fellow, and so
we shall ever consider him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

A Sies-A REsUnPrIoS.-The City Hall bell,
which has suspended the operation of keeping time
ier the past month"; resumes this day about o o'clock
p. M. Let the Banks take note of this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

JIM CRow IN ENGLAND-Jim Crow is creating
greater sensation in England than all the other Amc-
mean actors put together. He makes money like wa
ter. In one month he clears more cash than Forest
Hamblln and a dozen others.
Jim walks about the streets of London covered with
gold chains and treating his friends in the sple
did style. He called player TO take glass with
him. They drank
"What's to pay2" asked Jim Of the barkeeper.
"a shilling your honor"
Jim pulled out half guinea-hung il down-''lherc,
my good fellow, take that, and drink Jim Grow 5
health out of the change"
The whole company stared.
"Thats the famous American Prince Jim Grow, !"
said one.
"That's the famous American Lord Jim Crow,
said another.
"Thats the famous American Duke Jim Crow, ;"
said third.
The Duchess of St. Adams sent up, from Brighton
to London her carriage and four greys to take Jim
Crow down TO her great marine tete on the shore.
Jim jumps into the carriage-s attended by two live
ried footmen-arrves in Brghton-creates prodi-
gious sensation. He is shown all her grounds.
In the evening he sings Jim Crow'-receives fifty
pounds as mark of the Duchess's love-and is sent
back to London as he carried off.
After the play is out in the Adelphi, or whatever
theatre he plays in, Jim Crow invites the company TO
take glass with him. They 60. Jim falls upon a
couple Of baskets of Champagne.
Here, ladies and gentlemen, is glass of Chan-
payne"
| The poor players stared" Good heavens!'' they
| say" Champagne!'
"Jim Crow must be an American Prince in dis
guse.'
They drink and drink.
Don't spare it," cries Jim, we drink two dozen
bottles day in America. Why, our very nggers
can't clean boots without taking glass of Champagne
| to clear their intellects."
| Good heavsns! say they all.
| Nothing like Jim Crow appeared in England
before. We remember saying to Jim when he was
preparing to GO" Rice, you will make greater hit
| in Europe than ever any man yet made. Forrest is
| not printing to your rifle" Nor is he.