Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15


accompanied By the Instrumentation Of knives, forks
and pa,,ers. We will give Of the miscellaneous
jargon as it reached US.
What do you think of Toni
oh, he talks too much"
"Give chops"
Capital race that last, eli !"
Eyes, bur Fanny Wyatt wants."
"A bowl Of coffee =
Did you see Benefits account Of the Jews Matching
chickens 2"
"Yes-waiter couple of eggs"
"Who is that thin man. who spectacies, and
who is calling for
Beef steok, sir
THAT is Dr. -"
- And those two youths by his side
Cakes, sir
/" 1t will do very well waer---he remark will apply
they look like cakes"
And that stylish young chap at the further table
"A young gentleman with small means--man Of the
world-dresses well and economses-m mixes greatdeal
with the up folks, and will soon have, il is said
rich wife--he manages well-Cup Of coffee. cents
steak cents-Is ittrue that in London many men live
in this way
Hundreds, there are many who move in the bes, IA
miles, who dine on"
A couple Of eggs and plate Of mullins
nomical enough in arrangements, though Heaven
foriend should the day when young gentle
men should have
"A plate of sassages''-
"The necessity of keeping up false appearances for
ced upon them by"
"Cakes and Molasses--"
THE arbitrary laws Of society
you go Coradsri tonight Bill"
"Iguess not"
IL should think not; spending dollar opera
murdered in all but one part"
"Ah but the music--the music is worth"
Eggs and bacon"
"All the money; wish they had an Italian Opera
here"
Hang Italian Opera it isn't worth"
"A pot of butter. sir
We take life in all its varetes-characters in all ST.
tuations. Here life and character humorous
enough The number Of voices-clack. clack clack-
ing and furnish the amusing and continuous
readings. was rresistibly ludicrous
FORREST passes through this city from Boston, on his
way Philadelphia. The Boston papers give him
dit for all hi, characters Shaksperian. which they
say he cannot play
AN ITALIAN SERMON While at Bologna, were
taken hear the celebrated preacher, the Canonco
'**; and his sermon both for its manner aud matter,
was extremely curious. Like all Italian preachers he
had conventional style and gesculaon he conmenc.
ed each phrase with sort Of whining chan-then sud.
denly dropping his declamatory tone, he adopted ia
miliar, gosspping the most humorous and et.
fectve that be imagined, alternately twirling his
cap, taking 1t OIL putting 1t on, or appealing to the
crucx, which is always affixed the sides Of the pull
pits in Italy. His subject "CHARITY.'
CHARITY The said) is the love Of your ueighbor-I
say The continued, emphasizing the word IN the home
~ expression and hsmcly Of the scriptures
ing literally your ne;ghbor, whom you should love
through Christ he church and not in the vague sense
of modern philosophy, which talks OF hsnanity and
philanthropy, and such argon but this sort OF charity
my dear Christians, in mantle. madenot only 10 cover
your SINS but the sins of your neighbor
Here he paused, and shook little tin box on which
far went about collecting AMI the preacher proceed.
ed Charity is silent neighoors trailtes 1t does
not like philosophy attach vices to class, for the char
ity Of modern philosophy is to exclam against Holy
Mother Church. With these philosophers u monachi
sono furfam Preti birbanti) monks rogucs, aud
priests robbers" Here he fixed his eyes on some
young men, and his familiar question Of /" What
think We, my Christians I" there was general ttter.
Then putting on his cap after a long pause he opened
another exordum. in the usual nasal whine. which he
concluded by saying
Charity my Christians bids you open your mantle
wide, so-and close il upon tile sinner ss-(here he
gracefully initiated the with his own robe for.
the sum of charity is give and forgive" Here he
again ratified his box, and his coad uor more
samed his Office and collected from the congregation.
lie preached, as they all do in 1talv. extempsre and
the entrance Of fresh auditors who seemed 70 change
every twenty inmates and 10 csme in and 90 out ms
thing of course.
ISTRErIDiTY.-Good fortune contributes mere than
virtue to the acquisition of fame and il is only when
the two united that merit becomes conspicuous
The contempt Of death manifested by the republicans
Of Naples who executed in 1893, greater than
can be irnag ined described. Among them were no
bes priests advocates masks, physicians, poets, young
men old men, and The Prince OF Stron
golo united but few days before young wife,
seen By the executioner smile he examined the
axe. The Duke dAndria observing the fruterers as
he ssed through the asked fruit were the
as abundant as had been the year before. The Duke
Rario the sons OF the princes of Stgano and OF Cas-
sano distin guished themselves by their intrepidy-
vincenzo Rossia of superior talents died like
Spartan, in Rome, lac wonld have rvallcd Cato or a
Brulus. When that distinguished scholar Mario Pa
gano brosght before the judges, they said to him.
Signor Pagano, the people demand your head. lie
replied, 81 die then contened for has always been
my wish that in my country the will Of the people should
be obeyed" II IL told of the immortal Cir'o. ply 81
clan celebrated all Europe that having cured
Admiral Nelson in illness that officer being interest
ed for him alone endcavored persuade him TO write
petition to the king fer pardon Cirillo replied. that
having sworn live and die free, he did not desire to
receive his life favor from the tyran OF his coun.
try This celebrated physician. in dissertation which
he wrote time when revolutions not thought Of
that of all deaths that by hanging the
easiest Little did he then conjecture that he was des
tined 10 prove il in his case such the strange