Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17


inhabitance-i -grafck--s ourmounted--i
caracter-desded &C. The schoomaster is shut up
at Sing Sing.
PoUGHKEEPsIE Aug l2th 1887.
young merchant, of this place, was united, on the
eve of Thursday last with one of natures purest
moulds of vrtuous and lovely women, and gave q
general invitation to al to celebrate his nuphals on
the following day, at the Exchange Hotel. Now it
being our Regatta, thousands came, and were well
coined to shores; the Bride and Bridegroom deck
ed in all the parapheonalia of woman and mans
guile, held their Levee in one OF Vankleechs best
decorated rooms, where the company was received
with smiles of the most fascinating power and
elegance. The champagne spoiled on the boards J.
the wines flowed ruby bright; the exotics exhaled
their sweetest perfumes; the ice creams melted with
the delicate touch of female loneliness; the dulcet
sounds of the Italian Band, from your city, sent
forth their delicious strains breathing healing in
fuence throughout, that would almost paralyze .
modern Orpheus The various boat clubs from your
city, were, in due FORM presented to the enved pair
and the brightest hopes for their welfare and mmor-
tally, were breathed in prayers Of fervsnt truth.
My dear Bennett, it was indeed scene in which
you would have delighted to participate, netwith-
standing the vicious headache obtained at the fairy
temple Of New Brighton.
But quantum suff-the hours of halcyon bliss are
gone never to be recalled-the charms Of music have
ceased-the costly bridal dress has been laid aside
and the modification of many who revelled at the
shrine of Bacchus and Hymen, the bride and BRIDE
groom have wendell their way to their bssful abode
on the green and miry flats of Rhnebeck, where the
luxuries of connubal felicity may be enjoyed in all
the transports Of earthly love, and extatic bliss
"Can such things be- and overtake u.s. like cloud,
without our special notice. Shakespeare.
Specimen Flamber astincations.
philosophy, Horato."- Shakespeare altered ~
woudst have the proof r--4non.
DIoRAMA.-Recommending highly virtuous mo-
ther 10 beahe herself 70 better world-Dieo-rare-
ma
ENoRMITY.-Your excuse fer inflictng summary
vengeance upon an unfortunate mouse, who had COM
mitted trespass upon your tea addy.-He- gnarc-
mytea.
AHNvNcIArE-Stating the fact that some female
canniba had Toasted upon one OF the yelled sister.
h0Od-An-nnn- she-ate.
GLADIAToR.-The same woman expressing her
satisfaction at having made such arevolting repast-
Glad Hatcher.
AuMESr.-Your explanation to o bar-keeper who
wished you TO be more explicit when you called for
glass of malt hquor-Aie I-meant.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS person with the fact
that your friend Benjamin is IN the habit of giving his
whiom friend Richard the cut direct-Bex-he- Dick
shuns.
CoUNTERFEIT.-To ascertain whether or not fe-
male friend has lost neither limb by amputaton, you
Count-her.feet.
has made several voyages-A-sau- aunt.
COURTESY -Enqulring of one friend whether ane-
Their friend is paying his addresses to ady-Court-
he, say?
ton, or rather potion glass Of gin and water in the
garret-Drdm- Attic.
GaArEruLIy.-Your involuntary expression of dis
satisfaction, when porting over the stupid columns Of
the Courier at recollecting that you have just paid
years subscription in advance Greet fooi-L
Counr OF SESSIONS, August l6th.-Before the Re
corder, Aldermen Greenfield and Smith,
James Wallace was put upon his trial charged with
stealing $50 bill the property OF Arthur Hearkin on
the 18th of July last.
Arthur Hearkin examined. was in company with
the prisoner on the 18th July last; showed him a
$50 bill to get his opinion upon it, the money was in
box; afterwards discovered that the $50 bill had been
changed and 50 bill substituted in it's place.
Cross examined.-I did not the bill, the % bill,
for 3days after this transactions am sure II was the
same bill that the prisoner returned to me in the place
Of nay $50 bill.
Mr. Brady now called number OF witnesses to
prove the excellent good character the prisoner had
uniformly borne. They and ALL without excep-
tion fully sustained the fact that until the present oc
cason the prisoner had never besn even suspected OF
dishonesty.
Some desutory conversation took place at this point
Of the proceedings between the District Attorney, his
honor the Recorder and Mr. Brady, the prisoners
counsel In the course Of which Mr.. Brady observed
that even admitting the prisoner took the $50 bill 40
charged there was flaw IN the indictment, since he
had left 80 bill in the place of il.
Mr. Phoenix said, according TO this principle man
might steal horse and leave halter in the place Of
il /, he thought such law should bere corded.
The jury found he prisoner guilty, recommending
him 10 the mercy Of the court.
David A. Rich pat to the bar charged with
stealing gold watch chain and seals, the property Of
Mr.. William Seton, late manager Of the franklin
Theatre.
Mr. Thompson, the prisoners counsel, said. A
witness, Mr. Bowman, 10 essential in this case He
has disappointed me in not appearing IN court az
promised There 10 some special reason fer this l
wish your honor TO postpone the trial for short time
in order to send for him.
The Recorder-What do you propose to prove BY
this Witness Mr. Thompson7
Counsel-The prisoner alteration OF mind.
Recoider-O yes; we have received some such IN
formation. Mr. Seton has no objection TO wait.
Mr.. Sc ton said he had not. The trial was there
fore postponed for a short time; but Mr.. Bowman
not appearing, the case was put off till today.
Henry Reese was put upon trial, charged Win
stealing some pieces of crockery, the property OF
John r. s. Hugeert No. 43 Water street, on the night
Of the 3lst July last.
Nicholas vermylea, a Waterman, deposcd 70 hs
arestinr the prisoner with the crockeryin ms pos
session Guilty. Sentenced to dig for stone ior SIX
months.
The court then adjourned
PoIrcr, August l6.--.Sfanding IN another mans
shsss-- Henry Hymen, two or three OF whose toes
could be coaxed to stay within hrs brogues no how
no longer undertook TO steal pair from Mr.. Lewis
Seyerton. James street, which he effected, and en-
cased his trotters snugIy within them. He had not
msSe much hesdwsy however, before he was brousht
to halt and then conducted TO the police. Mr.. NY
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