Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17

OMNIBus IAPcsIrros.- boys and drivers at
tschcd to the Waverly line Of omnibusses' deceive
passengers by contracting TO take them down neecK-
Or street to the village, instead of which 'ney orlve
them up to the usual landing place corner Oh oh ~
and Broadway, without paying the least respect "
treaties remonstrances or any thing else. ou1en'
who are about returning up town to their families In
the evening, after fatiguing walk during tne day,
are enticed with Broadway, Beecker, rlght Oh anu
find themselves tumbled out when about hall way 70
where they expected to be set down. Are you go
ing to drive down Blocker street," enqsred dell
cate lady, with little child by the hand, an evening
or two ago. of an omnibus boy. "Certainy, ma III
Jump in-rght off," If you are not gong down
Blocker street. would prefer waiting Tor the next
stage" added the lady. "Down Blescker-no mas
take-jump n-right off," After most tedious roe
of something like third Of an hour, the OMNIBUS ar
rived at the corner of Blocker street, and the iady
was not a little surprised to find that the stage was
going to pursue its route up Broadway contrary TO
contract. 81 thought you was going down Blocker
street." said the lady. "Bleecker-ha, ha-hell-no
can't 60 down Beecker-you must get out here, or
90 Up to 9Th street." These rascals deserve to De
transformed into stage horses for such ungen,emaniy
conduct and their masters ought to be converted INTO
the cushions Of their swn rafting, jolung bone
breaking vehicles, for permitting it,
RypRR AND HIS BooTs-AmIpoN AND HIS HATS
We take these TWO paragraphs from Walter paper'
Among the curostes taken by Mr. Bennett to Eu-
rope, were a pair Of Ryder's celebrated prensm
boots and one of Amidon's superior casters; tney
are the best in the city. He wears tRem At the CSro
naton.-N Y. Herald
We know nothing about Ryders boots, having
never proved hem-indeed our friend the Earl q
Fife keeps us so well shod, that we ale quite CEN
tented But we will swear to the superiority OF ann
don's casters, for we have proved them ana iouno
them in ineness, elegance, and durability OF iaoric'
first rate articles, sand ne mistake"
Not to know Ryder is to confess ones self shame
fully ignorant Byder is the best boot maker IN TINS,
or any other city. He lives at 5, Beekman street;
has obtained the first premium for many years; ana
turns out boot so handsome that to be appreciated
il must be seen and worn.
HoRRIp MuRDER.-A most singular and wanton
murder was perpe,rated night before last about nine
o'clock, at No. 70 Norfolk street, by colored man
named Luke Harris, upon the person of another col
ored man of the name Of Elias Casey by stab
hing him to the heart with pocket knife From the
testimony before the coroners inquest 1t appeared
that nersoH who resided the premises adjoining
those occupied by Harris about removing there
FROM and the deceased was engaged IN assisting him.
While he was thus engaged, accidentally letting fall
heavy trunk against the partition OF Harris, some
crockery belonging to the latter was broken, which
40 enraged him that he came out OF his room and
saued the ~ther with the most vile and indecent Ian
puape. The other replied 10 him in an angry tone,
upsn which Harris went into his room and brought
ont sharp pocket knife, with which he stabbed the
unfortunate man TO the heart, who fell and immed-
,,elv expired II was also stated at the inquest that
the prisoner had threatened 10 kill somebody with
the knife referred to- and that he had publicly assert
ed having purchased the weapon for that purpose.
The iury returned verdict of wilful murder, and
the prisoner was committed for examination.
Tur LATE SEIzuREs.-It was with regret that WI
saw premature statements published yesterday, rela
tive to the undersigned. knowing the facts, IN JUS
tce 10 the parties we refused to publish the names;-
but as the other persons were unwise and un]us
eneuph TO do So we now publish the following:
TIE with regret notices In several
m. nub,e prints containing unsvorabie limitations relaS
"a The usos rsgned and MS associate II
he other part II true, that beer
made and actions instituted by the Collector against
they OF the other hand have broue against the
Collector all Of which proceedings pending undeter
mined II but act Of ordinary justice the parties
ceraed, that the press should Withhold remarks and the
pubic suspend its opinion until the merits Of the
udsialy ascertained Mr. Fsucbe sailed for Europe
the 9th of April last in open and public manner
tile BUSINESS before the suspicion existed any diff
Guilty between him the undersigned and the Colseor
A. LACHAISE.
May is, 1853.
u The citizens Of New Orleans stirred in the
matter Of the Charleston fire before we did, they held
public meeting on the 9th instant, and subscribed
$500 for the sufferers.
SUPERIOR CoUR1, Wednesday, May l5.-Befors
Judge Oakley
William Thompsoa VS.. Charles De Forest.-Ths
action was brought for assault and battery COM
mitted in October last by the defendant, who is Al
derman Of the 9Th ward, upon the plaintiff in this
suit