Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

| OUR WALL STREET kEPoRTs-LIsTs o. NAMES
Our London and Liverpool papers contain, in addition
to numerous passages from our Wall street Reports
full and particular lists, names and amounts at full
length, of the houses and individuals in this city, who
had fallen in the revusien up to the sailing of the
Oxford on the 9th of May last One Of the Liverpool
papers has the following
Some of the and nearly all the provincial Journals
appear unaware of the ertent
the United States Hence variety Of statements founded on
SHALL therefore il few lines give idea Of the
amount OF bankruptcy in America Wecopy the following from
paper has supplied impartial and fuller information
on this head than any other in the United States
The lists of names quite curious, altogether differ
ent from what we published and make Developments
that we never heard Of before, even in Wall street
There many names in them that never appeared
in our famous list for 1897 which created SO unne-
cessary breeze, and which one house, mistake,
hang TO yet with such singular enaclty. The whole
number given in the Liverpool paper isover ONE HUN
pRED and the gross amount s76,090000
How different is the state of public opinion in Eng
land to what il is in this country! There no unne-
cessary fuss is created because list of bankruPts is
publshed-here because we publish only partial
statement, Wall street was thrown into fermenI fol-
a whole week. II is true we made few mistakes,
which were promptly corrected the next day. but the
publication of commercial facts in this countryis by
means of bank influence, locked upon by Some per-
sons as crime.
How singularly the moral sentiments May be per-
verted
IT. When will the water commissioners be ready
TO begin the construction Of The reservoir and give
the aborine classes some work Be stirring.
IT Another water excursion and ball are given to-
night in the steamboat Warren starting from the foot
of Robinson street. They proceed to Sing Sing there
land career among the bushes awhile, admire the sill
very moon, and then re-embark for thecity. num-
Der Of very pretty girls invited We kave great
mind to 60 and warm icy feelings at the burning
shrine Of youth and beauty. Oh Abeard and Eloisa
what pair were ye!
Ir DOYLE, No. s Beekman street, has some Of the
prettiest Diaphanous window blinds that pretty
woman ever opened her eyes upon. All colors shades
patterns and shapes very low prices. Much against
doctrines, he persists in taking paper money at its
nominal rates, for his goods. This is the only obec
ton we know to him-but it is accommodating We
would net Oft.
II What is the reason that the Long Island Rail
Road Company, wont be good enough TO accommo-
date those who want 10 60 to Rockaway, by leaving
Brooklyn at 9 or 10 o'clock in the morning, and
Jamaica at o'clock in the afternoon? They ought
to be little more obIgng than they appear to be.
II During thunder storm, last evening, the light
ming struck the building, No. 43 Pine street, cracking
the wall, knocking down the chimney, and commit
ting other depredations. If Mr. Davenport had been
there he could have secured electricity enough to
drive his machine for three months, gratis. Where
were DIR. Sherwood and the Animal Magnetic pro-
fessorl
IT A great meeting for the reduction Of rents is TO
be held in the Tenth Ward, on Friday night
- errily goes the world on"
For the proceedings of meeting on Monday night,
see another column
II Col. Stone asks Mr.. Locofoco Cambreleng TO
resign. Cam. do no such thing. "Never give no.
thin up"
HT A complete revolution in the Bowery Theatre.
Particulars in day. OH Tom Hamblin Tom
Hamblln, oh
New INTELLIGENCE OFFICE CANAL STREEr-A
lady has opened one at l9l Canal street. See adyer-
tscment.
II Not ready for Hambln yet-he must take his
turn.
II Rockaway dinner is capital affair.
Dean BESNETT,-ln peruslng your sweet little
Herald Of last week, quite vexed to that you
pronounced Burnhams a loafering place, as had al
WAYS taken IL TO be a fashionable and able