Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

Assrsy, and shows IN esss and Independence in
Pslin& thss spesksa soul superior to the shacklss
Of civilized society. Moreover, he sealed his lsttsr
win Ut least two ounces of wax and stamped there
on IN good and legible charactera the well known
head OF silver American half dollar. III
We respect his independence, though We don ad-
mire his erthography. We don't blame him TOR ad-
nirnga pretty GIRL but he ought 10 know that before
ne joins issue and comes to trial in such matters,
that there should be two parties TO sign the contract
New YoRx, May S0lh, 1885,
re men of gall-ye scnbling driveers-ye sordld
to the Wings for the paltrey sum Of
dollarsa week-hsw dare you make SO blakgard a
charge against the gentlemen Of the Ravenue az yos
dd IN your dirty paper Of Monday last, which have
oney just now seen, and in takeng il up have soed
my fingers with it Ye call US Custemhouse lofers
who son ourselves at the boat house at Whithall,
we'll what if we do its of your bisnes are we not
eur own masters and have we not a rite TO DO AZ we
have mind, ye base born pllbeyans, know that
your asasan thrust is AIMED 1T the newly appointed In
spectors and you shall dearly pay for 1t five katch
gentleman who hept the Collector to make 20 dis
creamenating selection did not know what he was
about, and are we not as good gentlemen, and az
well edecated as they are who were turnd out 70 make
grste fus, becase we wishd to show ourselves well
bred to the LADIES' that walk on the Battry in the
afternoon, and we somtmes fert with the mades,
but where's the harm in that-and will It moi peese
the mothers il we take netise Of there children and
give them shughur things-ye cantlng hepokrtes
away with your makish sensebelaty-every man Of
spirit would act just as we have done. Beware how
you speak Of us agen, for if you say another word
by the pours, We shall be sorry for it.
Here is another, with which we must conclude
We Should not insert it today were it not that tomor-
row is Sunday, and as, like David Hale We some
times seized with fit Of piety, we intend to see
Anne at the A street church tomorrow. If she
answers B. C's description of her. we shall both say
and see more of her.
New Yoax, June lst, 1888.
Mr.. EprroR
DsAR SIR-Several yonng ladies have been teaz-
ing me almost to death within the last few weeks TO
write TO you. You, doubt know what it is to have
the sweet nymphs bothering you-and so to obllge
the dear have taken the liberty, although
stranger to you personally, but not to yeur witty
little paper OF addressing you, with tee hope OF graft
flying them as well as TO place myself under your fa-
vorable eye. And now let me give you description
of my fair friends.
Annette beautiful Ann-is dark-eyed native Of
the State of Virginia and oh how she glores in the
proud old State where she FIRST learned tolisp her mo-
C Il dare not give the name in fully is a tall,
graceful enchanting angel with such soft blue eyes
as would melt the heart even of such ncorrglble ba
cheors you and most Of the editors are excepting
always the Wall street loafers How Oft have l sat
in church, basking in her sweet smiles. do wish
you would come TO our church, some Sunday in
A. street-t would do your soul good to see her.
But am afraid l am encroachiRg on your COED
nature Do say something for my sweet friends, it
will raise me ten degrees in their estimation.
Yours, most YespectfullV, IL. G..
APnsr REHSD THE cvRrAIN.-We understand that
there are no less than six managers now at the Ma
ional Theatre, TO wit
BEHIND THE scESEs.-PrincipalD 1anGger,--with
he continual expression of "Its all wrong, gentle
lemen," dressed in lowered gown and slippers.
Mr.. H. Walaek.
intermediate Manoger-Witheut power, and the
frequent remark of "It's awful, gentlemen"
Mr.. Mitchell.
Manager Of ,oords and all ,oork-NothiRg to say,
and no power.
Mr.. Ferrers
ERoSr OF THE HOUSE. Manager and Treasurer
Carrying the bag, and consequently all power.
Mr.. Smith.
Outdoor acknowledgement with everybody.
DR.. Hart.
Generai-in-chief ManSger-And arbitrator in all
disputed points,
General Sandferd
Row AT the Pans THEAraE.-There was a great
row at the Park on Thursday night TIVE good Look
ing, well dressed men, in John Jacob Astor's DO K
quarTelsd they went UP into thelobby and fought
One said he would knock the other where he couidnt
see himself. Hard words. such 40 " sceundrel," &c
passed. One knocked the skin Of his knuckles No
blood split. challenge has passed. Fight to come
of at Hoboken on Monday at day light They were
both in love with Mrs. Richardson It's said. One Of
them held chit chat with RichiRgs on the stage du-
ring the performance of the "Pes Of the Petticeats"
We have the names and full details of the affair of
which we were an eye witness. Look out!
Destruction or STEAMBOAT New EScLasD.-
We are favored with the following letter, written on
Thursday afternoon
BosroS, 3P. M.
The press of the Transcript is stopped to record
steamboat disaster. know not if they will get off
by steamboat train.
The steamboat New England, from this to Gardi-
ner, Maine, was run into by schooner, and immedi-
atey sunk. The New England had 81 passengers
This took place at o'clock last night, OF Boon Is
land Light. The schooner lsid 10 aid took out all
the passengers, with what baggage they could get
and proceeded for Boston, and about noon this day
fell IN with the steamer Portsmouth, from Portsmouth
to Boston, who took hoard one passenger with his