Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

PHILADELPHIA, July 26th--IS ADVANCE OF THE
MAIL.-SoMEBoDY's CONE AND GoNE-Ths morn.
Ing III the neighborhood of six o'clock, balloon made
It's appearance above this CITY, and oated gracefully
the heads ofthose who Were astirrSg that hour
IL contained two occupants, and parachute beneath
which appeared TO be very much attached to it, The
travellers who controlled tie airy globe appeared calm
and sefpossessed and they sailed along the easiest
possible manner. When the balloon first came in sight,
il seemed speck floating leisurely up from the
edge Of the horizon the zenith Many conectures
abroad the identity of the heavenly passengers.
The majority OF those who them wis not who they
were. IL is supposed, Rowbet that Mr. Clayton, of
Cincinnati, was one Of the small party. We shall hear
anon probably, all the particulars
The course OF the aronauts Gothamw ward and
it very likely that the adventures in the
| meTciai emporium They extreme y uucivl here,
| having left papers which were led to expect
from the known courtesy Of friends of the
corps editorial. We learn tat when the balloon reach
| ed the meridian Of Haddentied, IN New Jersey, 1t
seemed to encounters refractory and nhospitahc gust
of wind from Ihe Atlantic, and forced violently
| the north with rapid strides but the gales Amboy
bay was thought, would bring the slken vessel to
rights, and land her in safety above New York
We look with anxiety for from the tourists, and
shall in all likelihood receive it tomorrow-Phii9dct
! Phia Ges.
| TIE LADIEs-Have ever been remarkable for put
ting in Ike postcripts their letters that which lies
| nearest their hearts. We have fine exemplfcaton
of this trait, i'll the celebration Of the Glorious
Fourth 10y the ladies of Cambridge, Ohio. Observe
drank under cool grove i'll pure water, they skip along
the path till they arrive ie E Dorado Of their ina
| ginations and feelings:
| Female Auihors-While we can boast of a Han
| nah More Mrs. Hemans and our own beloved ST
Courtney, et no ignorant lrcender charge with
a lacl, of talents ST the highest order"
4. Female Education-1he ultimatum of all well reg
| uiated governments
| 1.-The Cause of Education-Those who refuse or
neglect to educate their children lack charity wisdom,
and philanthropy"
=
mark
The ladies Of the T. states-The first tutors of the
defenders OF our liberties"
Female Iniuence--Let the other remember kat
where the females arc ignorant and degraded the men
slaves
| Female Observation-Disclosures the blessing of heaven
| the certain safeguard Of our liberties
Parties i'll the u. States-Tle best Of all parties
| wEDDISG parties"
| We should be wanting in Justice If we neglected to
state that the last toast presented by Miss Sarah
/ p. Mecaf The hint is which ought To be neg
eced and if some of the Cambridge l,onux don't ring
this Jeie they deserve grope in darkness Forever
| without ont ray from partial beauty won"
I Colombian Register.
! FASHIONABLE EDUcATIoS.-Up az eight prayers
always read by Mis- Juleta Trimnins, whose grand
mother the Of Crpplesdon fine voice,
sweet delivery, and as slew slug never let them
4 touch pure milk and water the and the pump;
for hour, relaxation in the slrubbc-y ten,
school every thing parceed out; method is the only
mode OF managing the mind; minutes and helf
Tor geography dltto Tor knottlng hearth
of an hour for French; ten minutes for astronomy ditto
for the Of the globes; quarter of kour for TIA
Ian and twenty miutes for mathematics then 10 learn
lessons dinner at
Very pretty proceeding" said Cuthbcrt a little Of
I every thing, and not too much ~ any thing"
Exactly So saii Mrs Brandy ball. "Then till halt
past three, the play sround-in eSan minutes for
musc-sx minutes for algebra-nue minutes for draw.
ng-a quarter of an hour fer English hsogy-six min
res for hydraulics znder the inspection Of DR. P-and
nine minutes anda half for ethics and moral phioso
phy-guar twenty minutes, tor those who learn al
Newions Principal and dancing an hour and "A half
the play grouBd agan.-LORdoa Wen UDathiy Nagds
! LAKE Fi1HERiss-The excellent fish furnished in
great abundance by lakes afford scope for
siderable enterprise among fishermen The excellence
of the white fish commands for rst article Unsuitable
demand through all this country; and there can BE-
of far profit than tine lake fishery rightly
i conducted. As specimen, we quote from the Lake
Huron Observer the statement that NJ "Mr. George
Clarks fishery the ouet of Lake II uron, pm up
aversgc, forty barrels per day, OF pckerc white
/ fish and trUgt, Nh &. fishes about for months III
year making about 1900 barrels Say they viii ave.
rage s. per harrel-20000. A pretty good income Tor
| eatablcs,-gt one recabiishmcntn third oi the
| year"
! The salmon rontof Lake Cutsrio with which the
Egtochcstcr market y regularly supplied, Is well
nyorth capturing AZ il Is abundant, and in weight FIRE.
qCently high twenty five pounds after having
been freed from the email fish which trey had swal-
Lived the weight n several po5nds Tho conscicn-
sous scruples of the Hndoo mig, BE- overcome
], how these Ssh devtur their feaows.Rochestcr Dai
| Afr
| SAMUEL W~oDweETH, advantarcously known as the
nor Of some pretty poctical efusoEs, and hs
es1 and amiable spoken 81 m Of the Ne "
York papers being in pcuury having labored for n
long time under the effects o paralysis Genius in al
perity has prescripve righ the synpsthies Of ae
munity and sincerely hope that the wealthy in
hab.tsnts of the city which enjoys sSc deserved repu
tatsn the Of literary and requirement
will suffer remain IN indulgence by whose la
bors and productions that character has in mcasur.
been vanced Poets often have their want ~
prudence blame for their small stock Of his world 5
blessings but when the hand OF disease holds them in its
agonzing grasp faus if any exis shod be forgiven,
and libsrality should opentle fountains Of is'nercy-
Bat .f4atrican.
DfsosACEFUL Mos AT CALAIS, tME.l-On Thurs.
day last party Of recn abua, forty in numses with
their faces besineared with and grease seized upon
ehe persons Of Matthew Hastings, Esquire, and MIR.
ycazie custom house officers Calais and carried
them into the British territory, where violence
was done them. when Mr.. Voa1ie's house threat
ened bv the mob This outrage. under stand from
the Calais ad Eastport pspers, in consequences Of
the seizure by these officers, " two cargocs If
| boards.
sMoRocco IEArurB.-Thc faiowug il the method
ne n,s,,rinp tke morocco leather a Mogadore Wash
The .Ln in fresh water take away all the hcscs part
ces mi; together two pounds Of alum pnts ofb,t
termn Two or thrce handfu ofbariey mea and spread
tho mixture on the inside Of the skin fold il and press
well and then leave il Two days. On the third day wash
il IL sea water anil hang up thea spread upon
pounds Of roche aam, powdered and leave \ Tor two
- sx,.I . 10 pNgfsr fgs.