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The native American., 1837-09-02
For The Native Ar erican
EMIGRANTS.

"Almost every ship that goes to England carries back
lot of enigrans who disappointed in their ex-
pectations Of finding America land flowing with
milk and honey.
MIR. EOIToR: From the above extract from New
ork paper il will he that Of the ad dventn-
rers from foreign lands occasionally returning in
disappointment to their homes. rejoice at this
and hope The tide Of immigration will set as strongly
back upon the shores Of Europe Of their own people
for the ncxl twenty years it has upon our coasts for
the same period past.
Those however who return unfortunately for MS
only the better portion Of those who cone-men per-
haps, of some trade or known occupation and whose
ties upon society home are strong enough 10 save
them from being new wanderers in quest Of fortune.
They therefore under the better pulses of CON
science, love Of country. old attachments anI naion-
al feeling, and hasten to avoid the prostitution Of their
fallh 10 strange government, which in their hearts
they cannot is required Of them in order to be en-.
tirely Amercas feel for under all circumstances in
preference 10 their own.
Those who remain, out Of the vast bodies who are
continually lighting upon US, like the Iccnsts upon the
plains Of Egypt, to dcspoiI the green spos which
providence has left for wants-are for the most
part tnerants through life, men who rove here. and
would rove any where, to change the bnrthen which
wy PioF'i o society impose upon them, for
the supposed licentousness which is tolerated under
the name of liberty. These men belong to no class
OF artisans, artists, trades but are merely as for
elgn paper terms them, " inhabitants" Of one coun-
try's frontiers through the domains Of another
speak this not to repro,ch any man. or set of men,
as individuals but to show that the value of our laws
of naturalization, made for the oppressed of other gov
ernments, when oppression existed, is now almost ex-
clusiveIy enjoyed by men who have nothing to com.
plain of but want Of capacity, by defect of early hah
It's, and being brought up TO trade, Of how to turn
themselves to any account among their own country
men, and therefore throw themselves loosely npon the
beraty Of new nation, that their burthen and con-
dition may be lost the general prosperity Of the
people.
would ask, what number Of these strangers add ,o
our mechanic trades Ito our revenue, our capital
either of money or science-few, very few-the ma
ority of them hewers of wood and drawers Of wa
ter who tako the place Of onr citizens in the humber
grades Of laborwho congregate in cities and towns.
The native American., 1837-09-02

1t is truly ridiculous the tone Of some of our
respectable daily prints upon the subject ofthe Ameri
can feelng'-no sooner had we made our appearance
than coid wafer was pnurru ur,-u ,---,. . &c -
Were noticed ab it was BY extracts of some Of our mis-
ceaneons matter. and all because these identified pen-
t'emen were lost that the country should be dis
tnrbed. They deprecated agitation as the Tories Of
England depecate the demand for freedom Of Ireland
On, don't touch the subject gentlemen you will ap
tate the people n-agitate the people, Why these
very Editors have been revelling in all manner Of
political and personal malice. They have attacked
the fairest reputation in the country; belied the no.
blest principles of liberty and the constitution and
from end Of the country the other. have had
royal tiger monopoly Of the passions of the good
people" They have exercised the savage RIGHT OF
exciting the American mind upon topics that may
bring them in money and soon as an independent
press dares TO speak the sentiments of American devo
ton to liberty, is rowned down by these traitors to
truth and recreants to the country.
The native American., 1837-09-02
1% a>elR 5SsSA
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT.

According to the English papers lately received in
this country the ceremony of the Propagation of Par.
lament must have been imposing spectacle. So
high public expecat alton, that all the avenues lead
ing the House crowded with ladies anxiously
waiting the hour for admission. The ladies were all
atred in deep mourning with pumes Of black feathers,
which, contrasted with the robes of the Peers and
the brilliant costumes Of The foreign ministers and
bassadors, gave to The House very peculiar and srik-
ing appearance.
The speaker having addressed her majesty, in the
prescribed form, protesting the pleasure of the House
Of Commons her succession to the throne and their
determination preserve their fidelity unchanged, and
having entered into rapid enumeration Of the of
the last Parliament and concluded by hope that an
act to apply the sum of 2OOO OOOl out of the consoi-
dated fund TO the service of the year 1887 and to ap.
propriae the supplies granted in this session of Par
lament would meet the Royal appreciation.
Her majesty then read in clear and unfaulering
voice. her speech. prepared by her ministers. She
thanks them for their coincidence upon the death of
his late majesty and for their expression of attachment,
and promises to respect law and the interests Of the
kingdom in her administration. and concludes by
placing confidence in the wisdom of Parliament, the
affections of her people, and divine protection for
happy and beneficial reign.
The speech was enthusiastically received and The
Lord Chancellor then said" That it is her maiesty's
will and pleasure, this Parliament be prorogued to
Thursday the 10Th day of August next, and Parla-
is accordingly prorogued Thursday the 10th day Of
August next.
The native American., 1837-09-02

we insert with pleasure the following compinen
ary notice from the National nelIigencer of the 3Oh
instant:
we are glad that the institution Of Baltimore has
selected our old friend, but still young man, DR..
May. to preside over its surgical Department. We
DO not think the nellgencer has said too much
Tor his mental capacity while it has not said enough Of
ms amiabe and gentemany department in private r.
We are gratifed to learn iaal DR.. JouN FREpeR-
lex NAV, Of this city has been elected. by the Trps-
tees OF the University Of Maryland, fill the vacancy
o. otproessorship Of Ssrgery in that institution We
glad that the merits Of our fellow have been
SO Justly appreciated in neiahborng city, ahonndng
with professional talent, to have obtained for him
this fatering distinction. which must be the more
gratifying both to himself and his friends, from the
high character Of the gentleman by whom it is confer
red. Young Dr. Mays fine natural endowments have
been 50 highly improved by study. both in the schools
OF Europe and his own country, that he has probably
no professional superior, Of his age. in this country
and we are confident that the trustees will have
abnndant reason to be satisfied of the righteousness
Of their selection.''
The native American., 1837-09-02

In day or SO. Congress will meet in its extra
session. to take into consideration grave and all i'm
porant matters with which the dearest interests of the
country are concerned The members are arriving in
considerable numbers, and it is to be hoped that on
the opening of the two houses. the seats will be al
occnped and that each man will be found ready at
his post. As a neutral paper we do not express onr
particular expectations wishes touching the course
that Congress in its wisdcm will think proper to adopt
but we sdnlge in the hope that every thing will be
done for the BEST and the country be aeviated from
'he burdens that Cypress it. We also hope, that
whilst proper warmth and energy will be exhibited
on the exciting questions which shall come under con-
sideraton. our Members and Senators will make them.
selves respected by their conntrymen for eir gentle
manly language in debate. and their political mod era
tion As citizens Of Washington we all shall have
reason to rejoice q. this session. as besides the
attraction Tor strangers to visit and the consequent
activity and spirit society and business we will also
have in our power to enjoy the society of the Mem
bers, and our time agreeaby and useully in attend
ance on the debates.
The native American., 1837-09-02

We gladly insert Jerseys communication, frst, be-
cause we agree with heauthor and secondly because
to our mind il is the production of sensible man. and
able writer, from whom we hope to hear further.
The native American., 1837-09-02
WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY, SEPT. ., 1887.
We have lonr been of lhe oninion. that the aatien

" oUn couNTRY--ALwArs RIeHT-BuT, NIGHT on WRONG
COUNTRY"
The native American., 1837-09-02

we have just received Mr.. Whites Southern Mes
senger for August, which wears its customary genee
form, and by its bill Of fare we have much
ansipate quite an Intellectual feast in its perusa.
The native American., 1837-09-02

we publish to-day, Translation from De la MARITIME
ny an accomplished friend We need hardly call the
attention Of our readers to the glorious and pathetic
burst Of christian eoquence, displayed in the nieca
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Freighn-Rensin rather dull to Liverpool our quo
tarona We have no further change
Havre The offering is very fair. Packets are filing.
No auction sales of importance.
Receipts Of Produce2oi barrels four 81 do liquor; io do
provisions l2l do. ashes; 81 tubs butter.
NEW ORLEANS August 2, p; M-sugar-Prme, 81 8; in
fer1or moderate demand FlouT-Superhne, el2 ID
scarce sales fine Sill so per barrel sales Lead-Pg Sci
var Itc perl Tobacco First quality 81 &C. per ib
Coon-To Liverpool, ID per Id; Havre, lei New York
Iooaccs-To Cowes aad market per hhd SOS; Bremen
Hamburg, direct, Sos. New York, per hid 81 ~
NASSAU ~ P August SIT apprehended that the
crop would be nearly all destroyed Corn was scarce and
hight was selling at 81 SO per bushel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

FRIDAY, August IL.
We nothing favorable report Of days markets
Every thing continues last quoted prices
and the butchers say that small expected to be
higher In former years. this season. country
supplied abundanty with lamb, veal. pig, poultry
these articles they middle
Of wiaer; and for what little there u.s. the exortant
prices demanded by the country dealers In cases.
indeed charge higher than the articles be
chased for at the stalls of the licensed butchers
BY the Sd section title 9Th Of the Market Laws provided
person shall purchase in any public Market until ar
the hour Of IL O'Clock provisions articles of
any kind intent sell the again. at any place in
city of New York under the penalty $40 each Of
fence" Nothing be explicit than this enactment;
yet day passes without its being innged husdreds
ofnsance No do the country producers arrive
markets. which they y do about sunrise, than they
surrounded by thousands OF hucksers on parts the
city, carry nearly the whole of the supply long
before citizens tn market is entirely cleared by
these harpes Of all the choicest articles which they charge
profit Of fran % TO 50 per cent Can any thing more
SHAMEFUL greater evil than this. Thousands dollars are
extorted daily from the pockets OF citizens practice
against which there express law inspectors appointed
salaries TO direct its enforcement mock.
Of such laws the same time
sanction by official neglect papabe and gross violations Of
them Are not justified in believing that these inspectors
either totally unfit for Office that in their
nations against the honest and patriotic independent
they Influenced ny other than that of pub
lie duty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
AnUsemesats.

NM TuEArE E.-THIs EVENING wiz !.
MARRIAGE OF EI fig Mr. R,.n,..,-sn..n
nah, Miss Horton: ''' ''''"'"e'-Su'sn-
DER FsiEschGTz-ca.p.r Mr. oru-L.a, Ms, u.,
Boxes si-fi: 50 cens-Galery Is Genus :" . O'CLOCK
EKANk LIN THMATKE.-THIs EVENING
De e 3RssH'ts tys sone.y Logan
w. Seton. as
BehEMl1S sen MoTHER-c.un, Mr.. W. senon-Loui.e
Ms W. SETON
DON JUAN-Don Guuman. Mr. w senon-Don Juan, Mrs
FLIGHT TO AMERICA Or, Jim Grow in New York
FreesIsse Ms L, Sols Ia Belle
Is ees O'Clock
MEUs HAMRLIN's THEATK a late Richmond
~. M corner Of Charlton and Harfek ,et-THIs EVEN
LADY AND DEvIL-wildlove, Mr.. challes-Zepherina,
Mrs Hamen. ''
LAMoUR-A comic Pantomine with variety Of Comic and
Fancy Is Dancing.
HoUsE IN AN upRoAR-In which Msssrs walbourne
FoRfG SG1f!sse F TS Mr. pae,-pov Mr.,
Doors open at halfpas O'Clock Performance win com
IS cents. ~A ''''''"'0 'e boxes % een"-0aleiy
NlBLO's GANDEN.-This Eveang, the enter
THN T4 DE- R,,,
Mr. nishsp-Clotde, Mrs. Baiey-Horiense de varrenes
~, To cerslnds with
seften-Lilian, Miss A. Fisher. - :
Abundance SO cents. aul2
TAE nAsI
i"g sgI Aug 49, and The two follow
%snh s Mr. asa Sew Snry a d
TRAN act the Gladiator and Flight Of Mercury Puss boots
volt Of The liarem With great novelties never before
Gs at seven O'clock and half
REV t yE 18th, THEATRE;TsPLENDID NOVEL
ssysri!e place For f THE THE
operate and and adaptea by
:, O. The Wizard Of the Glen and The Magic Scarf,
NEs S IKE and fascinating Miss
in OF nss he M:an S ye
delight OF crowded and adRrng audiences in the principal c
To give eaec, to the production Of splendid drama ne
her pains nor expense will be spared The cborusses Dances
ey aided by extensive mechanical resources q the
y sage Of shs theatre for giving the required effect ariel
70 T Fl whcs forming grand eo%bnaon seldom
SS Ths
us! from Madame vestris Royal Olympic Theatre London
oa Bar"e Esq., under Se aec
sn o. Mr. Sy M ws The dresses By Mr. Lewis The
ntenance OF Mr. Fervers from the Liverpool Ednurg
OF Stage Manager ''
The RESIDENT Company Of Ladies and Gentlemen attached
the establishment will Is trusted be found fully competent
IN their varied lines OF business and the
are, will be assisted by celebrated Performers
engagements will follow each other In rapid succession with
the addition Of various Grand pectacles which
ration, and will be speedily produced
The evenings entertainments the above night
with favorie and sughable Buretta IN which Mr.
Cowe will appear To cosclude with Grand Spectacle
Eolia the sylph with songs, Miss Nelson's the Wizard OF the
Glen, Mr.. Matthews.
p The morning papers will please copy the above ali
MPIC THEATRE.-The subscribers having
purchased the lease Oft property lately known No
90 Broadway land Immediately adjoining Taersaps" well
known estahIshnen are now converting into
elegant Theatre will be conducted after the of Ma
dame Vestriss Oympic" London, and regular
season on or about he 25h Of August September La
gasemen viii please apply by letter, post paid
WILLIAM b. BLAKE, Proprietors and
HENRY =. WILLARD, ! Managers
New York, July 10th, 1887 jyI2if
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

CLEARED.
ship st. Louis Stanton, Sydney, j. Laiaaw A. Co Eark
Iwanowa Higgins, Madeira and Tenerine, Crane A PerL
Brig Mary, McCerran, Berbadoes D. H. Robertson
Adelgunde (Br.) Lappenburg, Angosura Moler Oppen
bsimer schr Copper shannon, Philadelphia -
ARRIVED.
Ship Europe, Marshall Liverpool, July ist with mdze to c.
H. Marshall and others
ship suly Lines isve, July 3D. with mdre. C. Bol,o-
Fox Livingston.
ship Tennessee Maison, Lvsrposl a. days, with mdre TO
A. Richards
ship Henry Knesand, Bsrlng Liverpool ~ days, 10 d.
d. Robertson.
brig Buchanan, Haig Bremen, s. days, with dre
Nottimus
Brig Pslas, Blanchard Bonare i2dsys, with mdre to Mes
NTH Leeds
schr Henry Barger Briggs, Baltimore, days,
MEMORANDA
Captain Blanchard, Of the Peas Bonaire, arrived this
day. reports that the 10th nst Bsrnegat, spoke the
Rerbury from Trinidad, for New York, having the 2d
gale carried away both her mss,s and Other
sals-wss under jury mass
Since reported, the Teass boat boarded
the Pilot Mary Anp who reports, 10Th 80 miles r.
Of Sandy Hook boarded Rerbv Of New York. 81 days
from Trinidad de Cuba short Of provons got dsnaed
the LIST instant Gulf OF Fora-ih, r. NJ spoke her
TO anchor half way Of the woodlands wind blowing gale
The r. requested make haste and send
boat TO her reef Capt Page Of the reports that number
o. vessels were dmased and received other damage at the
same time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

- BAGE a. co., I54 Neutrality-suspicious. in
~ = good HAT, would do well to call at ia Broad
way wne.e the latest fashions always In readiness
Old NICK will appear IN pro statue
SzEv 60 ON sunday peSt, the i3th inst, and during
~ tne weeh " his pulpit, the
on The Palisades Fort Lee The aesrnboat BERGEN leaves
on sunday r the foot OF Canal street. past A. half past
10 and halt past and return in the evening The MARIA
during the week from the foot Of Canal street au2a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
- Bowory Theatre.

A ssIG lWt: 'IN0T.CE.IThe undersigned, assg.
tors Of said Dinoeford render respective accounts or
% be s ands
also that they will be 10 attendance the Box
purpose that assignment the said Dnseiord viii ,hea
and there Be exhibited and creditor allowed comply
$ $f$ !, s sIiSSi Assignee.
New York, Aug. ID, 1887. au3-tIs
NnUs , S"s !. A.
nd b svsr s. Rns @ painted by The
ion Of the ISLAND or cEYLoN An The artist. and con-
panoramic pa.,ng ever brought to tbs souny
Exhibited during the day and evening Admit,snce go
RILl.IARDs IMPHOv Gextiemen wishing
20 play s,biars or purchase tables. invited 70 cali
,hsrH cosse ROOM where heresrs tables ~ ROOM and
e @ sss. @a s%% %
sles above win ou.d largest ssd best a..ormeni
chase short notice, they be packed days
rs.re.ee sAssToRb as sro.d~sy, viii n receive eve
HOb0kEN.-T impression ,hs, The beautiful Walks,
OF this place have been destroyed by the recent improve
s 4. s s Ia. sss% mr s
Norway Naples, Dutch Elm. and Trees sorn
ed the Lawn around the Hotel have been
now for. beautiful avenue leading from the ferry 70 The
A %;sSs .ye ,r cui,se No Pss'i s.. up .i. IN.
For fear 81 wrong mpc The public may labor under
The combination Of Hair aresser shaving i4cents
jes-3m.
EOR sALE-Ths fine fast sailing PLEASURE boat Rob Roy
being in good order. having sails ~ cable oars
and boat hook Sc sold before roth win he put
m street, or ss s1 Soa, ., Ms
sulIsT
FOR Sots aNR fas; sss 70
take the entire charge Of few children from four eight
sey vii carefully sSs1s he i S s@S e
TS s' IsS ~. :m s
The situation healthy and pleasant the city Brook
re..onse Respes,.le references ,.qolrsd apd given
Brooklyn, between Fleet and Jackson streets
Opens the .4,b instant an li-9t.
cosI--Tisn'cm TiiIeyIIe Co. oSsr tSer eelebraed
rn Tss I Mnoss : ss s sa well I
crson streets warrnnted 20 he OF the best quality
sm ssie-sverei 70 any part Of tho cya, the following
Broken and screened, and EGG .re,. ssooper,on
Leigh, ssS DO
ss gSss Re sss VI our At
w sy the esp%py seeas ,oo TO- o.
SYAUP sARsAPARILLA AND LEMON
2 and ss yw pss o % s"d Tor
e1 .ss ny ne iSss o0e and "
Nh ssrsapars on drsught at 10. gallon Cor sod. wa.
ter. su2f
nIsEAsss or THE EYE.-DR. ELLIOTT. octj.
LIST ssd Professor Il the Aasomy and Diseases the
human eye.
once, sos Broadway. Private entrance in Duane street
SARsAPA RILLA AND LEMON SYRUP,
- manufactured expressly for soda water and for family
quality be found this city elsewhere,
by GREGORY at his Vanilla Cream Candy Mandatory,
1871 william sts. setwesn John and Fulton stS iesu
Is III: sr,es e.issr.es = es.sh. .sa disease. q
chest prepared from the best Moss and contsisng no ur-
foreign adssture conssassly hand and for sale BY
jym EAMOUREAUx CO, No. 81 broadway.
DINE APPLE CHEEsE-Ope hundred and Aiv
HARTMAN sIRDsALI,
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

ESSE CADY, Auctoaeer
- CADb, Store Nos lit and lIe w.s~,
Day, al half past O'clock In los \. NJ,
TOT cash large and general assortment OF sIsi,
cuuery all EooSs combs fancy so~p cloL
ny, guns Pos dire NC, with Of goods suit
81 " .ne oeutnerh and estern market auaerous 10
ton in advertisement Of this kind 49, 'os'D
Al Private Sae-I0.O0o Combs assor,.d of a Lx
.o cards birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery OF every Va
100 dozen Collars and Rosoas
iooeo Needles, assorted from IL, Heznmnss and q erm
Seo gross Buttons Coat Vest anl Fea subject To debeu
'u,e, WINCH WI be taken in payment
Also sauh Boxes, Pins, kc. &c. &c.
Also Sennan, French, and Rhode ksland Jewelry; Iov
r.ea atehes, Guard Chains. kc. ms ys
NV, M. WARD, Auctioneer.
Is sss: -. bEAKNS q CO., Store No. l53 Pean
on ra corner OF WalThs Day, o'clock, auc.
,rL hardware Cutlery, consisting Of pen pocket and
cards and In DOZENS scissors in dozens and
ave cannsers and bundles double and singled
c.s steel and brass karreled pistols;
k, ,c, kmting needles, hooks and eyes, &c.
Uoos-Cons.sting of double extra cologne hair on
Pciuery, French and English D. lavender water Nc
shoes. "s' '"hais oosoh's' poots' ane
Also an lnvsce OF JewelryConssng Of earrings fnger
nags. watches Dreastpins, chains, &c. &c. ia
NEW YORK TATTENSNIls- r. .rI.,
public sales of Horses, Carriages Harness a. rcurr.
II take place this well establishment ever, MoUdav
at II O'Clock. '' -S
The next sale will commence On Monday. Aurus, I4tb
IL O'Clock. All Horses Carriages, inrnaed for this
sale be shown and entered before next
18th inst, al 5 O'Clock, p. M
aus JOHN w. WATSON 44s Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

~ ExECUT0Ws,AN P TRusTE Sc SALE
OF executing the trusts con aimed in the viii OF the late
seab Reeve deceased the undersigned will sell public
,ne,on ON Tuesday the 10Th day OF August inst nj O'Clock
IN The aernosn late residence Of the said deceased
Farm Including the dwelling house, farm house. barns
hes and out house whereon he resided the his
Death situate few hundred yards 81 the paved
In the village OF Nswbugh The dwelling house large and
commoious every establishment 10 the Of gardens
orchard ii trees shrubbery. The Farm conaies
acres OF mas, valuable land under high state Of cultivation
with the FENCES buildings and Improvements IN the best
n overoeks the entire village and bay of Newburg West
Point and the surrounding hghland and mands pros
poet not surpassed by any other upon the river.
The dweipv bouse with the orchard, garden, stables he
and quantity Of land viii be sold separate, and the
farm house. with residue Of the snd VII he offered IN one
cumstanccs and views OF purchasers may determine NJ the
time of the sale.
The title Is ndspusbe, and the terms will liberal
CHRISTOPHER REEVE,
JOHN w. BROWN,
EXECUTORS and Trustees nc OF Selah Reeve, deceased
Dated Newburgh, Orange County, August nh, 1887
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

nLf MPIC THEATRE.-The Subscribers having
purchased the lease OF the property lately known No
444 Broadway, land Immediately adloninng "aersas' well
Known estahshnent are now converting into and
elegant Theatre will he conducted of
dame vesrs "Oympicr London, open for the regular
season ON or about the 18th OF August
dies and gentlemen Of the profession DESTROYS en-
gasements, viii please apply by letter, post paid
M $1,000 n; BLAkE, or } Projectors and
New York. July 10TH 1887. jyI2tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

We unable today make any alteration amount
OF the stock on hand
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GuflfOrd Point.
MARINE PAVILION.-Thi. seli,

WI treat Is open for the reception Of company for
Being situated directly the board, renders
place very healthy location, also pleasant SITUATE
where abundance OF sea fowl can be bad. also
bathing.
Termei per day or e6 pr week The bar well stoel
with choice wines stsbliDg conmodous.
NJ b. Carriages are In illness all times upon the ARR
the steamboat New Haven TO convey passengers drcc
10 the Point aul2 6w- RICHARD WELD