The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-16


Ann street, shall then be organised and equipped,
ready 10 give the Wall street papers that they
little dream Of One them, the Mercantile Advertiser,
tucking up its dirty red baze pettcoats to die in The
Court OF Chancery today This is only the
beginning of mortality-the commencement of great
revolution about taking place in newspapers and
advertising.
DANIEL WEBsrER.--Ths distinguished statesman
arrived yesterday afternoon. About O'clock crowds
began 10 assemble at the Philadelphia landing place,
north end of the battery and by half past the tune
for the arrival of the boat, they had increased 10
considerable number. These were well dressed ana
pentemanly crowd--very few loafcrs or locoiocos
among them Battery Place was lined from the cor
ncr of Broadway to the waters edge, with gentlemen
on horseback: and the windows were filled win
beautiful ladies' The ladies have good taste, IL was not
until three o'clock thatihe steamer, galy dressed with
aogs and streamers, appeared rounding the Castle;
and as she neared the pier loudly cheered by the
assembled multitude, which returned by those on
board who crowded the docks.
Mr. Webster soon after made his appearance IN an
open landau proceeded and followed by troops OF gen
tlemen on horseback He looked remarkably well,
and was repeatedly and warmly cheered IN his pro-
cross IA the American Hotel where he allghted, III
nreference 10 Eoydens which is sort OF great Loaer
Tavern He addressed the assembly IN short speech,
which the confusion caused by the horses, carts, ana
omnibusos prevented being heard. It's purport was
10 return thanks for the atterlng reception he had
met with
Air. Webster then dined at the American, on the
splendid cuisine of Milford. He showed a good APP
petite, and engaged the cookery remarkably well. Mr.
Webster does not eat so gracefully as he speaks, yet
graceful enough for politician Of whom not much IS
expected, beyond expostons OF constitutions and
laws.
Tie Hon. Daniel Webster - Niblos.
A meeting was held at Nibo's for the reception #
Daniel Webster. About o clock Aaron Clark cal
led the meeting to order, and proposed that Mr. Os-
den be appointed chairman. series of resolutions
were then read, which had been passed at a meeting
&c the Wings of this city who entered iuto correspon-
dence with Daniel Webster, whose letter was read
10 the meeting Philip Hone then appeared on the
STAGE and informed the meeting that he had met Mr.
W. Il Perth .mboy, and he proposed that Mr.. ". be
received with nine cheers, the man whom true
Americans delight to honor
The President then read address to Dahiel
Webster. who. after all this flourish Of uumpets, adj
dressing letters, and speechfying made his appear
ance in propria persona, and addressed the meeting
| or Two h mrs and a half in the course of which ht
talked about Texas-taxes-western lands-Marur
Van Buren-General Jackson-slavery OF tn
Constitution &c, that would be brought INTO tn
Uni,a by the admission Of the frst-the tyranny 0
the second-,he monopoly Of the third the abso
lu,ism OF the forth and the danger to the primorda
principle of The Union by the fifth contained therein
towards the northern Slacs-a these things wcr
dwelt upon by Mr.. w. argued and rc-argued.
| The bank aue.ton-the western land question:
the slavery matter-and every other matter that cal
be conceived, was dwelt upon until his audience be
came ire. and raised alarm offre or Of something
else, when rush took place and the meeting broke up
Ap,ovs DEsicS.-Some pious old lady has formed
n design of weaving from the worship Of the an
gel. on earth - the angels of heaven have rocciv
ed through the post Office "Tract No. a." enitec
"Thc Eleventh Hour" containing twelve PAGES 0
holy exhortaiions and ending with very poetlcal dc
scrp,ion OF the place which preparing for the ktch
en- Cabinet in another world, thus
| F.rfr,m he verge sfday
rsosc gloomy regions 'r,
The shall die.
If a committee of the prettlest young girls whom
the Rev Jcdcdiah has converted, would take any IN
tcr,st in my salyaton-each fsw shares apiece, a
,h.y distributed the stock of the State Bank d.
no, know but il might have n good effect on m
wicked heart. The cd serpent and his associates o.
one hand with group Of pretty female saints on tn
other should be al no loss to determine my choice
/ should like to try IT,
FRoM THE SEAT or WAR.-An express from For
Armstrong AT Dadcs battle ground, brings iniormatio:
that Oceoa had been tried by an Indian court MARTA
for cowardice, at the Wahoo Swamp-had been foun,
guilty, and degraded from his rask and had rctire
from the main body with but few followers.
i BEAUTIFUL DEsyr.-Fanny Emery, n pretty youn
girl, born in 342i Broadway only sixteen sweet sum
lners old, made decided hit in Thorcsc on Gucsda
evening, al tho franklin. The house in an up
CORA perfect riot Of applause 1.-THE other fair star
ofthc stage don't plume themselves young Fanny vii
/ shoot to fame and fortune before darn thci
/ own stockings. Look ont.
i COMPLIMENTS AMONG SAISTs.--" How do you do
daughter Of the devil y asked the Rev Jedtdah 0
| young woman, whom he he'd asked 10 take III,
anxious scat" how do YOU DO my love, daughter 0
| the devil 2"
avery well, thank you, Papa, how are your
~ Somebody asks me 10 stop my Weekly He
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