Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
palpabs and ridiculous anomaly in our social sys-

raj revolution this Stale. IL Will Toll the iunefai
knell of the Safety Fund system. II we wish to de-
feat Van Buren, hereafter, we mast break HIM down
in this state, and in this way we must destroy his
Safety Fund System-we mast separate banking and
politics-wc must throw the banking business open
we must reorganize the whole system on new
basis with new princples-new men-and renovated
purposes.
Let all the moral, independent Wings therefore,
ponder deeply on the present state of parties The
election of the Tammany Hall Ticket will make the
Regency bite the dust. They already out against
it, and all true Wings, who not magnelised by
the Hoxie ciique-the Dick Robinson junto-the Ro-
sna Townsend coterie, will vote for the Tammany
Hall ticket out and ont.
The Susque hamna- pilots : Loafers and Pi-
rates--The Mystery Explained--AniImal
Magmetism-- Cruize Of the Teazer.
All doubts of the safety Of the Susquehanna are
now at rest There never were any in our minds,
and have treated the subject all along as an airy
nothing.
The facts that the Philadelphia pilots are like the
Jersey Ioafers, with difference, mark you. The
Philadelphia pilots see what is not TO be seen-the
Jersey pilots cannot see that which is distinctly
visible. The Philadelphia pilots see Red Rovers,
Captain Kidd and his fleet raking pirates fall of men,
in oyster boats and fishing smacks The Jersey pilots
jump aboard vessels-dash up the harbor neither
bank nor buoy till plump they put their vessels
ashore. The Philadelphia pilots are magne,ized-
possess the power of clairroyance beyond Mrs. An
dros and see things unuterablethe jersey pilots
naural-unmagnetized, blind as bats and see nothing
till New York pilot clears up their vision with
clip in the eye and makes the fire fly out of it.
Anip al Tboh aau
tifu science which has humbugged Col. Stone. 1t is
all owing to animal magnetism. The Philadelphia
pilots have been magnetised whether by manipulation
or compilation, we don't know; but the effect has
been decisive Like the lady in the Tragedy Rehears
ed they've seen ships out of sght-and pirates and
schooners and oyster boats and all the horrors of
piracy sacking, firing, hanging-and heaven knows
what besides. Too much too much They've had
too strong dose. If little, only little of the mag
netsm had been applied to The Jersey oafrs that has
thus shaken the system of the Philadelphia pirates,
the former worthless would have been able to have
seen our coast before they run ship shore. Let
them go to Philadelphia and get dose by all means.
1t will certainly open their eyes. But don't LEI it be
too strong. II requires great nicely.
Three great crafts have returned from cruise after
the bloody nonentity. The Ieaser first par ercel-
lence, the Psrpoise, and the Alert.
The Alert, U. S. Revenue Cutter, anchored off the
Navy Yard yesterday morning. at IL A. M. The
Alert ran as far Eastward as zoe, when she was
obliged to lay to for 80 hours in heavy gale Of wind;
when the gale abated, the Alert stood towards the
Capes Of the Delaware, and afterwards retained to
this port.
TIE following officers Of the Navy volunteered for
Lieu,enants J. r. Sands and T. T. Craven; Doc.
tor Gllchrst Passed Midshipmen, Allen McLane,
and Robert r. Riell.
The officers Of the Alert have been roughing it, For
four days they had no cooked provsions-raw pork to
eat Our inimahle Teazer had, howevera first rate
cock board and her officers lived like princes all
the time. Sorry for the Alert-fnc volunteers-fne
ofiicers-fne men. However, raw pork is better than
nothing.
Extract from the log book Of the splendid news schooner
Tea.er, Captain Thrnder;-
for the Herald boarded yieisya, Liverpool with
@ . f craft 4nn af y"s %e
$ s +. from sandy Hook The Celeste nc Younger bear
bore up for her Captain Lightning reported the supposed
capture Of the pacne, ship Chopper from fha
glanced my tremendous eagle eye along ne
fire. wss
passengers on beard the 8 All the provisions csnnon and
rasish loo King standing NSE w. Excited susp
cioDs Showed all the signals board She would
at entonto Then up the famous Herald hag which
the Virgin Mary descending from Heaven Enough
for hem-the way they went from shocking any
ones Gave chase after him in twnkng OF bed
post-brodght him five minutes To astopshment IL
proved be the Courier and Enquirer boat Felipe
The Captain and much frightened Assured
This shat satisfied them Told them stand for New
York. which they did Thursday, 2eth A. m.-Saw fine,
crack looking craft sanding ~ f. under inch OF
Gave chase and Of breught her to- Only fred
her II the IT, - Orig Popose also
cruise after the supposed pirate Exchanged signals and
z-Saw large Der ofrakish schooner all OF whom
oyster boaave plenty OF oysters learnt
who Saturday, 29th-SaU nothing remarkable
weather fne-wind r. =. r. In morning, - In sfternoon
and evening. sunday, 2eth-Day break, large ship
ntsd black with whit, streak and in her fore top
about halt mile asst, Of herull OF This
certainly be the pirate, says To the crew. They
long and loud ecks and Tor action
The locked un1uerable things At 23 minutes past II
| had oyerhaued the rascal gave hin tr mendous,
and at the time most magnificent broadsiie,
-shen TO asionshment and ,ismay beth ship and
Schooner disappeared. This enough for Here Is
glory We Immediately stood for home Nothiug
makabe occurred until the 3st when just at dusk the look
ounan la wled There she ihe pirate The pirate ~
The whole elccrhed-and gave three cheers for
TIE Herald and the ladies' board the the Suquehannabut
they could forget phan ship and schooner. We'd
nesday, Nov at dav break-and sfew minutes aer-came
up with the sugpssed pirate when 10 and behold Il the
Porpoise, asa returning. Captain Srngbam exclaimed
"enuugh saidand enough done" We came up through
| rick Erie and Phadelphis, all bound 70 Europe
Tins ended our ernie aner male and fena'e pirates
| w,,..co,xo A. Co. aucfionccys have H.