Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06


rs,sntly taken place. They do not include one tenth
Of what have actually occurred in various parts Of
the country during the last "a hours but they may
serve a. pretty good sample Of the details Of the bal
ance.
NEw EXPLORING ExrEDITIoN.-Wew were pleased
to see in the "Post" Of last Monday interesting
statement ofa new exploring rather trading expe.
dition that is now getting up to 60 to the Pacific
Ocean, by some young men Of this city. 1t embraces
details too long for this paper but they are exceed
ingly interesting, anc we commend them TO the at
ention Of every enterprising young the city.
BRANDy.-Who would believe that one can draw
from vino, by chemical process that which has not
the color of wne the ordinary effects ofhe wine
This water Of wine is called by some the ,oater Of life
(eau de rie) brandy; and it well deserves the name
since it is truly water of Immortality. Already its
virtues begin to be known; cit proongs ones LIFT
dsspates superaueus and vicious humours-it reviYes
the heart, and perpetuates youth"
This is the language of the celebrated physician and
chemist, Arnaud de villeneuve, who died about tho
year 1890 II appears that dstllatioa was Invented
by the alchemists in the Of their experiments
in search Of the eHrir of life. What would our tenn
perance men say now, if one Of respectable ply
slcians should breach such view as the above? II
is true that alcohol in various shapes has made large
numbers bankrupt in property, character and pros
poets, and inflicted upon the community vast
amount Of physical and mental i'll in their worst forms.
But still maintain that the abuse of thing is no
argument against its proper use. good brandy and
sherry csbbler made by Payne, of Park Row, is n
great luxury as glass of Braden's delicious ics
cream.
MvRDsR.-A wre,ched young woman residing in
house Of infany, a, No. Little Wster street, was
assaied aboat fortnight ago while abed, BY young
man named Daniel Clarke, who. for some cause or
other, unknown to the deceased, inflicted blow
upon her breast with his 6st with such violence
cause her death on Tuesday evening last. The cow
ardly rufiaR had the meanness after bursting open
the chamber door, to strike the defenceless
she lay sleeping; and that in the presence Of two
Of his associates bearing the forms of msn who pss
svely looked and countenanced the dastardiy act
The name of the deceased is Elizabeth Moore, aged
y, native Of Boston, Mass. An examination OF
the body was made yesterday afternoon, before q
jury, the result of which we have not
learned.
pat in Jail Al Lock port young lady, aged IA, put
herself under his care have her teeth fixed and he
seduced her. He is not the frat travelling dentiss
by dozen, who has been guilty Of the like offence
ana we knew of some half dozen dentists in New
Y ork who are equally criminal with this Bsham. Pa
should be very carefs and send their daugh
tiers to have their teeth fixed by any but dentists Of
good standing in society.
Cosar OF GEssaAL SESSIONS, Sept S, 1884,
fore the Recorder and Aldermen De Forest and Tay-
lOT .sa. #..r.1sa.
William Wilson, charged with an assault upon
Willis II. Siearnes with intent to kill put upon
his trial. The complainant testified that about the
1sah OF last Nay, the prisoner cane to his porter
house. $40 Grand street. and menced playing nine
pins, making tfifing bets Soon afterwards, hoard Q
noise in the alley, vent downto see what was the
matter, when Mr.. Pierce the keeper, told him that
prisoner had lost some msncy at play and would net
pay up. Some angry words ensued-Peree showed
the prisoner, when ne tdrned arouna and stabbed
complainant in the deshy part Of the back with an
oyster knife. PnsoRer was medlately secured, and
five SIX other oyster knives taken from him. Not
word had passed between prisoner and witness, or
other circumstance that could Justify the assault
The complainant was lad up in consequences of the
hurt for two weeks, snde! charge offs physician
The prisoner conten6ed that he acted solely in self
defence, and produced largo number Of witnesses
20 sustain his position. The jury, after being ost
several hosrs came intro court wtheut agreeing upon
q verdict sa6 were discharged.
BnAcsK Csynsx.-The racing ana walking on the
above course that took place yesterday was gate in.
teresting and gave great satisfaction. The race of
two hundred yards wss won by Mr.. Peter vanpclt
fom Staten Island. The purse Of ESQ for the great
est distance in one hesF, was won by Mr.. VIM. Yer
milan, distance and seven Fights miles. Next came
the race mile heets-ths was quite interesting,
there being throe entries-Roksst Massn, John Va
nostrand and Samuel Clemens, . muatto or BART
Indian; the latter won the race in two heats after
hard struggle the parties posing each other several
times during the sst hest. Tme 10 n % .. 6rst heat
and ie m. 81 Q. second heat
Teddy fine sport 10 anticipated purse of $50 will
be gwen for running one mile hests This race 10 ex
peeted to be hard struggle there haring been tive
entries made vis; Robert Brombly, On Englishman.
being the person that msch has been said Of a run
Ming sgainst Henry Sannard, and Samuel Clemens
the winner Of yesterdays race. Fer this race il 10
free for any to enter n any time before the race
There 10 also prize Of e25 Tor the fnrtkest iumps
Also prize Of $40 for running ons quarter Of mile;
seven entries for this race have already bssa made
Also purse Of ol0 for the urthesf threw Of sedee
To close the performance, purse Of 90 will be- given
for Sack race. For the above raes seven eatyes
have already becn made.
Moshsr's Carc.
Nsxher. whes NE ssnse air.
Roftly the slkea hsr
I Bach frsm ny brev,
Why - 20 plscs your w~sD hssx tAse.
AID weep nssw.
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