Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

for the purpose Of taking troops to Tampa Bay. A.
party Of German marines were taken On board, and
one of them yesterday morning, did some injury to
the rigging ia sailor struck hm-a row ensued-the
marines were in arms-their captain stabbed the cap
tain of the ship and drove all hands ashore The u.
5 Revenue cutter bore up and threatened 10 fire into
the revolters, when they surrendered, and the ring
leaders were sent ashore and sent TO prison.
NAPOLEON OF THE Locorocos-Who is he? It
is youag Mr. l.. GARDENER, the son Of the a.e Hon.
Mr.. GARDENER well known for his distinguished ia
Tents in Congress during the late war.
This young hero Of the locofocoss has fred
more hot shot into the banks than all that Slamm
Bang eve: did. He is handsome fellow-boards at
the Astor House-is cool hero, and makes the
banks pay specie day after day. He employs several
attorneys to bring suits against the banks on their
bills. This vexes the directors and they cry out,
"pay the specie and get rid Of him." This, however,
is no sooner done than young GARDENER picks up q
few more OF these bills and comes to the charge again
cool as a cucumber
met him the other day, with his pockets full of
notes and his handkerchief fall of gold "Wha, are
you about" asked /.
81 am going TO present few bills to the Chemical
Bank for SPECIE
"What touch my menster!'
"Yes, certainly ;-monsters make capital beef
steaks"
"Look you Mr.. G. don't care how much YOU
draw teeth from the other banks, but don't touch my
monster, or shall have to Waterloo YOU"
He laughed and said, "Pll think Of it,"
TnE WILD BEAsTs-THE PooR-AND THE Pooh
WILD BEAsTs-The geological Institute, at No. 81
Bowery, opens today, and the whole of the receipts Of
he day are to be given TO the poor of this city.
Good! Well done wild beasts We have often heard
the hon called generous beastthe elephant sensi-
Bile animal, and the tiger noble brute; and we now
see in what their generosity sense, and Robleness
consists. They have not left their native woods for
nothing. They are not "gomg about like roaring
llon seeking whom they may devour, this conduct
IS only prachsed by the collection Of wild animals oc-
caslonally to be up stairs the Broadway house.
The Bowery wild beasts are better mnded-hey are
"gong about continually doing geod!' They did
their best to benefit the seamsiresses-they flung their
mite into the fremen's fund with a disnercstedness
that was worthy OF the chthyosaHrus the behemoth,
the pegiosaurus and those splendid wild animals that
walked about in the world before the flood. They
are now going to roar and lash their tas and extend
alike their jaws and their paws relieve the Poor
Bravo, wild beasts of the Bowery we shall have
better opinion of the laughing hyena than we had be-
fore; though we don't think much Of his rival Red
wood Fisher In the collection of the wild animals at
the Broadway House. The Mayor has this latter
menagerie under tolerable CONTROL but Van Ambureh
manages his wild beasts better IT'S true that both col
lecons can roar and rave and lash their tails remend.
ously-but the Bowery beasts do so TO good pur-
pose-they mean 10 do good to the poor right off the
reel right of the roar but the wild beasts Of Broad
way have been roaring and chatterng the ring tailed
monkey, and the smooth faced bab0on into the bar
gan) for two weeks and have done nothing as yet
but roar and rave
Van Amburgh may boast, land property of his ex-
PLOTS in entering The den with two or three of his wild
beasts; but we have outstripped him far-and done
deed
"Above all history-above all isble!,
We have actually entered the mcnagerie in Broad
way, when all the wild beasts in that extraordinary
collection have been let loose unmuzzled in one ROOM
and all have been roaring at one time.
" Alone did IT,"
APropos-The price OF admission to see the Bowery
beasts is reduced one half-it is now only % cents.
We have not heard yet OF any charge being made TO
the wild beasts in Broadway House.