Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

Bang & Co!
THE MoDERs IrALrASs.--The personal appearance
of this people is remarkable from its resemblance to
the " finest pisantry arh, insurrectlonary
demagogue of Ireland styled the lower orders of
that isle The finely formed but relaxed by their
climate and cowardy TO the last degree They stab
behind the back, and murder at nidnght but in the
sunshine OF heaven they crouch TO the dust The wo
mel, men in petticoats, and Fiery eyes
and raven locks give Roman girl of heen, unless her
features and form be absolutely dis oroporsned GER
tain fascination aud charm that attracts an Englshman
TO her arms-much as magnet does steel TO its side
But attweniy FIVE their bodily graces have passed away
and left but uglness behind and having received
education and net being possessed Of the power Of
tive talent they are companionless and contemplate,
supertous and bad They outlive themselves and be-
carricatu-es of their nature Having been sold
themselves they sell the chastity OF their infant daugh.
in return and although they do not like the Irish
dissolve the elements of life in intoxicated dream
they fling their energies the earth. and perish like
beasts. When young thay follow the instincts Of ma
and the lust ef hot blsod when old they appear
20 possess the powers OF the snail withdraw within
themselves and crawl Of existence TO a miserable
grave. You nay them on their knees by hundreds
tong the stairs supposed TO have constituted part Of
Pilates palace and sanctihed by the foot Of CHRIST
expate the crimes Of long concealed You
may witness them hocking kiss the veriable door
that imprisoned the apostles, the toe &C St Peter
often away by this aduation Of his slaves
You may see them on the eve Of the Nativity, bow.
ing down 10 wicker basket the cradle of Christ or
counting their beads and asking mercy of a wax doll
and stuffed in church, But Seyond this you
discover the objects and aims, the purposes and
views the aspirations and hopes the loves and sorrows
the ways and means ofa Romans life In the sotudes
Of Africa he might be admired as savage in the
streets Of Rome he must be pitied as slave.
u. S. CIRCUIT CoURT--TUEsDAY, March, l2th-
Before Judge Betu-Twenty four seamen. OF the crew
Of the packet ship Shakespeare were examined today,
for attempting 10 make revolt board that ship
her late passage fros Liverpool this port Ii APP
Peared that the ship had long and stormy passage
after being 40 days at sea- the bread served out to the
seamen, began to get mouldy they murmured at this
at o'clock morning the aptan said he would open
another locker noon they called for good bread in
stanuy-went aft, and behaved violently They then
were driven down below the matches were fastened
down I'LL H. when the captain called them all to come
deck and do duty; on their refusal he fired two or
three shots amongst them. They ultimately came up,
and the captain trced up two or three Of the mos,
fracory, and had them logged and put in irons and
fastened 20 the saachions Jsdge Bets said that they
all find bail 70 appear and answer the charge or
stand committed they bad behaved improperly; they
should have continued obey the captain and do their
duty under all circumstances; and II he did not give
them proper fosd treated them hsrshly they had
different remedy from the they adopted
Thay were all committed.
SUPERIOR Corr MONDAY, March l2th-Presen
Judges Jones. Oakley. and Tallmadge.
The following decisions were given
Seth briggs versus the American Insurance Conpa
ny-appeal dsmssed-coss TO abide the event
Herman Leroy, surviving Executor Of the last will
~ 'o"h ~ Ieake, aecased, versus Augustine ~ Law
renee Motion FOR amendment granted, and motion IL
arrest o. Judgment denied payment by the plaintiff
oil the costs Of these motions and the they woult
have been liable 70 pay in the judgement had beer
arrested.
James b. Clarke survivor, At ale ads. Aaron G. I'm
derhiii e. als Motion for struck Jury denied
John nhlyer, late Sheriff ods the People Of the Stat,
ofNe~.fork The euschpent in this case avinr be e.
returned, or mouon q Nr Msrseles Ordered that tn,
appearance OF the defendant, be- and the same Is here
by entered.
The same rs the same On fling inerroea,or;e,
Ordered that the defendant answer thereto IN fou
DAYS
James Sewell Us. Daniel Low 81 ole Tri,l nm ian
Ollie Of Exchsnge. Verdict by consent for sI3lse Ca
Suhjec, 70 the opinion Of the Court on case 10 n
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