Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

the banks demanding the real reasons sz their ss,
pensioa Of spseie payments-and why they sefussto
pay Their five and ten dollar notes in change. Ore Of
the principal Banks connected with the State Govern
ment, the Mechanics of Albany very generously Of
ered to supply the members of the legislature with
change, after their suspension. What is me reason
that the makers of the Legislature should not be emit
tied to the same attention? AT the same time, the
Spectators and others are preparing remonstrance
on their part demanding the reason that the banks do
not double their issues.
Between these two remonstrants, the banks will
have enough to attend to. What will be the issue is
somewhat difficult to say.
ANOTHER REvoLyTloN.-For about a fortnight past
or rather three weeks have been a considerably
smart locofoco have hit the banks right and left
cut up paper money into shreds and patches-and
gone the entire for the metallic currency am now
ripe for change-and change shall have. Tomor-
row shall probably come out dead for rrcdeemable
paper money rag currency and all that sort OF thing
Mr.. Van Buren, is preparing recommend an issue OF
Treasury notes. and unless keep close hauled the
wind and be ready to put about ship, he will turn the
corner and cut clean somerset before do A loco
foce for three weeks monstrous it appears like
age. must have change But before leave the
rascals without breeches let bid them good bye
Mr.. Windt
Fare thee WELL and If for ever
Still for ever fare thee well.
Mr.. Slam" God bless you." Nj. Bang, "good
bye" Mr.. Ming "we shall meet at Philippi" and
all we locofocos may you live thousand years."
now 60 for paper money-remendous issues-hgh
prices-to the devil with specie-and all kinds Of
eaety, splendor, beauty, extravaganza expense and
speculation for six months to come
A merry life and short one"
LoAFER MEETING IN THE PARK.-",Are you going
to the meeting in the Park, Tom? said oafer to one
of his 'quaintances "Why, what's TO do Z" replied
Tom. "Thafs more than know, but meeting is
to beheld there, TO take INTO consideration the best
way Of recovering our specie currency. You arn't
got nothing special to attend to, have youp "Not
particularly so-let's go''
In this way about four or five hundred persons COL
lected together, and at little after clock the meet
ing being organised, person from Birmingham, Eng
land harrangued the assembly, and in few minutes
did the business of every bank in the Union
Jack Cade and his Smithfield supporters never had
better representatives and the ecstacy displayed at
idea of the orators that If the banks were destroy
ed, possibly some of them might get possession Of
some small change" was the best evidence of the pu-
rty Of their intentions, and how sincerely they SYM
pahised with the energy of the speaker.
Much talk there was, but no cider, for tina, costs
small change and the meeting adjourned to meet
again today at an early hour.
II Avery fine display Of angels yesterday after
noon on the Battery There was the tall the grace
full, the notes.-the beautiful-the airy-the gay
H. HILL. th.x
light chntz drapery worn by the astefuland clas
sc--thc most beautiful always taking pretty little
girl TO accompany them. The weather was deli
cous-the air balmy-the trees fragrant-the air cool
and clear-and the clouds ofheaven bright and beau
tiful. Over the edge Of azure cloud hanging over
Governors Island, there was frolcksome spirit of
heaven leaning" I'll bet YOU" said he, to his as
sembled cherubs, ian apple from the Tree of Life,
that the Battery of New York, in display Of angels
beats Paradise this afternoon" Some shook their
rngle,s of light other their wings of azure-but no Ia
kers.
New BRIeHTeS-This place will be opened soon,
city of palaces on paper-and beautiful ruins in real
ty New Brighton begins season of enjoyment
We have no doubt it will be among the first places
for summer resort. Its picturesque ruins and mou
streets remind us of Jerusalem, Palmyra of the de-
ser the celebrated Petra of the land Of Edom. II
any one wants to genuine specimen Of the effects
produced by the Kitchen Cabinet and the Regency
on the currency, just let him take trip to New
Brighton. Streets cottages esplanades, hotels, cas-
Ties gardens, promenades, allall in state Of ruin,
desolatoa, beauty and laughable folly.
Governor Marcy, 60 and take look-it will only
cost you half the price the people paid for patching
your brecches.
The BowLISG GREEs.-The only places in the
lower part Of the city, whose rural picturesque, and
placid beauties still remain, in the midst Of the mad
mania of specu' alton and improvement the Bow.
ling Green and others in that ncehborhsod. Around
the Bowling Green, many Of the residences of which,
are fashionable boarding houses the quiet air of the old
times still lingers-the trecs-the shrubs-he green