Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-29

Upon this, looked up IN his Excellencye face ana Dy
the powers l was surprised althegllher 10 see the
change that had come over il. His eye sunk, his
taken i'll.
"Tady," said he, after a while, "betune you and
me, that same letter will be the death o. me- II makes
me sick whenever think o il. How came to write
II, cannot for the life mec ncave. 1t was great
pace o folly in me, Tady, and though admire sin,
don't think politician should ever allow his opinions
to be too well known and he ought always 10 lave
hole TO Grape out at. 1t was the first time, Tady
ever committed such bundeT, and shall take good
care not to do the like again. I've chance now of
making the Wings and Bank Men behave II friend
ly to paper currency, unless slide in with Rives
and Tallmadge. Confound that letter. Tady; and
that fool Blair too, has given me tlle that snail
be able to shake of, if the blockhead could
not well have called me Martin Van Buren,, as the
author of the letter to Sherrod Williams"
swell, your honor" says /, moved to tears by the
distress O. his Excellency "ncver mind it al all at all
Its only lapsus Hngxa as my uncle, the praist Fa-
Their O'Flannagan, usad to say. Send the spalpeen
TO the dvil, and that long, blowsy-faced. awkward,
lick sptle O fellow, his partner. BY the powers,
they're not fit for gentale soclety-sorrow bit
saysI:"
little better, and Pm determined 10 throw them aside
pretty shune, says he. There is newspaper, Tall
madge Rives and got up sacretly here that purt
that backguard Globe out O. JOINT that's always COM
mittin some blunder and bringin me into throuble.
But don't cry, Tady my friend" says he seein was
arc, and not fit for politician"
"Och by my sowl its thrue for ye---ye're honoris
right" saysI. "Tady never was, and by the divils
mother, never will be SIGH q scrub as politician
board and not be this thing the day and another the
morrow But what does ye're Excellency name TO
do" saysI, "f her majesty, the duane, should &C.
cept the honor o. yere Excellency's handI llst
said this by way O. feeler Mister Bennett His Elk
cellency smiled swately, and looked on me Wit dale
O. Kindness"
"Tady, my good fellow" says he ~ never let
any one know what ! name to 40: ina! cursed
wont soon forget The divil take the letter, what
the deuce made me such fool?" And ne rose up
and walked about the room in terrible furry. Upon
my veracy Mister Bennett never seen his Excel
lency so discumgria gumphrigated aore.-Qs'nt that
a jewel of word, Mister Bennett. Och! its impro-
vim in my style am lit was caution to look at
him and lit him take his coorse and walk himself
quite cool agen. "Tady," says he, "takin his sate
l think you're my friend and wouldn't bethray
me"
"Bethray you, says l. wit dale O. surprise Och,
murther, how could yer honor concave SIGH O. thing
for moment? BY the divs mother, would
shune forswear the agreeable taste O noggn O. the
crature declare hatred against Judy the darllnt or
forbear 10 ate prates for q month"; nor think o dom
the Taste thing disparagn to your exceency's honor
or felishity."
81 know it, behave it," says he, "and now, Ia
dy, I'll tell You what I'll do if her Majesty the Duane
should consint 10 make me her husband see that
I'm loosin ground here, Tady and that Pm likely to
be left at home at the end of my four years. shall
therefore, resign my Presidency, and become King Of
Great Britain and Ireland, and them d-ned wings
may have II all their own way bad luck to them for
pack of restless and grady hounds. Och! Tady
my friend, the Presidency is shabby affair." compar
ed wit the throne o England, and the hand o such
beautiful crature as Victoria"
"By the holy poker, We may say that" saysI. al
never seen famae to compare to her in beauty, ex-
cept the English wilder yer excellency sometimes
mates ndin out before breakfast bright and airly in
the mornin."
"Poo! poo Tady," says he, "do ye think me
such noodle not to see her drift2 Pm too oud a
bird TO be caught wit such chaff," says he. But
| Tady the English you know, want a Dutchman for
the Quane's husband, and I'm Ust the man. Don't
you think I'm well lookin and young enough toplase
"Och, bad luck to me, but yere young and hand
some enough for any Duane in Chrstendom barring
few wrinkles and the Taste bit in the world o. bald
ness on your crown, which your excellency can ca
silly conceal by scratch and little paint. But what
will your cxcelency do wit your srappin sons Z
says1
"Och make them Princes of coorse" says he,
my Oldest son will be Prince of Wales" (By the
Prince O. ales, (eels) whales from his length and
lathiness) "And you, Tady, my friend beingta good
ant Of Ireland"
the like o that BY my sowl thought should
have tainted on the spot with delght-secrerary to
/ the Lord Leftenant BY the powers Judy shall be
quane, and I'll fill old Ireland wit praties and young
O'Fannigans Och, federation what'll my uncle
| the praist say this Upon my voracity, I'm 30
plased, that for the life Of me- can't write anoder
word today Mister Bennett and so farewell for the
present. TApy OFLANNIcAN.
BY THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS MAIL.-Dates New
Orleans, August FL Savannah, August 23d Mobile,
August "a; Augusta, August "a Baltimore, August
u.
| human skeleton was foand on the beach of Anas-
tata island about Is miles south Of St Augustine, on
Thursday last. II is supposed to have been one Of
the victims on board the Dolphin, when she blew up
| in December last, which had been buried there and
washed out by the gale of Sunday.
The New Market (va) races commence on the last
Tuesday in September next and the Broad Rock
over the Tree Hill course on the same day. The re-
gular Tree Hill races on Tuesday, the 9Th of October
and the Fairfield races Tuesday October the 10th.
Steam packet Cuba arrived at New Orleans from
Havana, states that papers had been received from
Cadiz announcing that Don Carlos had surrendered
TO the Queen.
GREAT Row AT THE RICHMOND HILL THKATRR-
HAnBxrs IN ms GLoRY.-Last night Mrs Hamblin
announced her benefit and tina, her Son, Master Will
liam Hamblin, would play upon the occasion. After
the performance had commenced, and while Mrs
Hambn was the stage, Thomas s. Hamblin gor
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