Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

addressed another note 70 his honor she Mayor re-
guessing him TO take wax on. the essSavly aide Of
Broadway, that he might 10 able 10 judee-but Nm
afraid he will say, tits net my duty" I do NOT
know where else to apply, unless it be to you, the
champion Of the ladies' and il yoa succeed in hav
srea ter wonders than tho Mayor and CoEmo Ceun-
Gil, bM will always receive the good wishes OF
CEcIErA.
FraiIty, thy name Is woman!
Mr.. Edi,or-What do you think of young lady
who would exert all the powers OF woman attrac-
tons TO the affections OF man, then neglect nis
addresses and make pubhc boast OF ~ 1 uhuer-
stand, M IS B.s..+ of New York city, during her
sojourn at the springs this summer has gained I'M
mortal homer in capturing gallant generals heart
the first probably, that ever paid homage 10 her an
riraAed attractions.
/ shall advert to this affair at more convenient
season. LoeKrR ON IN Venice.
Reuben %. Turner again.
Auausr TO- 1888
SIR Having been absent from the city for some
few days past did not until this forenoon get hold
of your paper containing those very trte remarks
the comparative morality of the Stage and the Pull
pit, as exempllfied In that choice moroccan OF MOCK
piety, the Rev. Reuben d Turner
l. sir, revere and respect true religion and its pos
SCISSORS, but abominale the cant and conductof many
Of its mere professors and that the truly pou,, as
well as the world at large, may be pat festie more
on their guard as to the above named Reverend wolf
in sleeps clothing; and that his fame may follow
him through the columns Of your widely circulated
Journal, beg to inform you of the following occur
renee in connection with this sanity hypocrlte.
Reuben D. had forgotten, some time since TO pay
his taols BILL and respectfully applied 10 for the
amount, which, on many and divers occasions epfo-
missed to pay. His promises to his taors, However,
were like his promises his far victims; ergo, they
were not performed; and ne was sued IN the Marine
Court. While the suit was pending, letter was re.
ceved by the knight Of the thmble, from Reverend
gentleman in Alabama, from which il was discovered
that some months previously, he (of Alabama) had
forwarded TO the man of cloth, the account OF bill
due from him by that most exemplary man OF satan,
the Reverend Reuben d. Turner; which account the
very Reverend gentleman had not only forgot to pay
over but had applied II to MS own use, and spent pre-
badly not paying for the miniature Of some one or
other OF his fair charmers
IT'S almost needless TO add, that Reuben did not
pay the tailor either OF the two sums but lett him
10 recover his Judgment for both, which Judgment
he Of course got, and which now stands unsatlshed,
as a record of the Plety of mock saint. :,
Yours, &c., ANTI HvMrua
Washington Square.
New YoRr, July cath, 1893.
Dear Sr-Knowing you 10 be as Jealous in defence
of the rights OF the ladies' as Mr.. Bennett, nave
dra wing your attention to set of young men, who
for some evenings past have amused themselves by
assembling upon the Washington Parade Ground, for
the purpose of insulting the young ladies who areac-
customed 10 promenade there IN the evening III you
can, by reprlmandl in your paper, or in any other
manler put end 10 tins you will much obllge my
self and several other young ladies in the vicinity OF:
WAsHISGToS SauARx.
To the present editor ofthe
New York Herald.
- 4 --.-I~ ,Loo q ha ohnyo fha
names of the scoundrels who insult them, and we
will show Them up.
Foreign I,ems.
The way in which the slave-deaers In British In
dia manage 10 obtain for the planters an adequate
supply ef Hill Coolies, will be b = ascertalned by
pe rusal 1.-The following paragraphs from tho Bombay
Gazette OF the 4th Of May LAST
"KIpSAPP1NG In THE STREErs.-Y esterdny even
ing perceived, In custody OF the thanadas OF Toll
.ullah and constable, two or three stout looking ma
tiyes bound and led of TO the polce-office. On in
quirng learnt that these persons had been IN the
habit Of waylaying persons passing the streets on
foot, without comPanion and entlcng them TO some
liquor shop when they and their companions thrust
a few coins into their hands, and bued them into o
convection that they had received this money as an
advance of wages be sh pped of 10 the Mauritus,
and LAID hold OF ihen and confined them IN one OF
their dcns, in which the Coolies intended TO be
shipped oil 10 the Mauitius are generally kept until
they are shipped on board The will beried this
day before the Chief Ma istraie."
TnE OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS AT THE NEw HoUsAs
OF PARLIAMENT These preparatory works are on a
scale commensurate with the grandeur OF the design
The cofferdam when finished will be the largest and
meet complete ever formed in England. II Is more
than 1900 feet in leng extending from Popcs wharf
10 the stars al the foot OF Westminster bridge This
dam is formed by Of huge piles, driven late
the bed Of the river ABOUT two yards apart. Each
row formed by closely wedged piles, and, although
perfect barrier IN ITSELF Is connected with the
other by strong iron bolts The intervening space is
Allied up with clay, strongly compressed, the whole
being vet further strengthened and supported by an
inner row OF still larger pile to which the dam is tied
or traced. About 300 workmeR are constantly en-
ploysd, many Of whom at work during the night,
when the tide renders this pracusable.
Tax LATE VIM. RoscoE, Esa.-Chantrey has near
ly finished fue statue Of our lllusulsus tewnsmaR
Roscoe. The figure is seated, and the likeness adm-
rable. Itis TO be placed IN the Town.hall.
AsrHALrE.-It has been determined to lay tho long
room the Liverpool Custom housc with ssphalte.
THIS composition seems To be better adapted Tor the
floors Of bulldngs than for streets.
Tvs LivKRrooL STEAM. suiP.-This magnificent
vessel, the property Of SIR John Tobn, which has
been lying Tor some months IN the Trafalgar Dock,
has begun TO get hes machinery on board. The
dock trustees in order to facilitate the operation, have
erected cranes, &c. on the quay; and the machinery
beng nearly all ready, she will be equipped for sea
in the month OF September next Should Sir John
not in the meantime dispose OF her, u Is highly pro-
liable, that, should the prospects Of uansat antic
steam navigation become prom sing, the Liverpool
will make her first trip New York.