Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

port their bill either on Wednesday Thursday. The
project Of basing the circulation real estate oiH not
OBTAIN IL II proposed TO secure II by the delivery OF
State or Uaed States stock to certain public Offices
who 70 be authorized to stamp all notes solssued
The details of the scheme, however are not hxed
upon. Some prefer the system on which the JOINT
stock banks are established in England-tc make the
notes payable in the bills of some New York bank,
or in specie.
The anIi-sub-treasury resolutions will be brought
into the lower House tomorrow. They will be very
fierce against Mr.. Wnghfs scheme and will test the
depth and sincerity of the Conservatives ~ the Sc
nate. Two or three days will doubtless be allowed
for the discussion of the subject, when they will be
sent 10 the upper House 10 receive their doom. Ne
fears entertained but that they will passfsr the es-
pecla comfort of Mr.. Silas Wright
Mann, always busy in laying stumbling blocks IN
the way of the timld Wing members is preparing to
introduce resolution this effect 8 thatn IS ner
pedient TO charter a National Bank. He says he IS
determined 10 make the Wings come oat on this ques-
tion Bat he will be floored His resolution will be
amended, as to add 10 it-especiaHy in NE form
of the sub-treasury system The call 10 divide the
resolution, of will not be sustained, and MIR.
Mann's wonder working resolution will be passed.
Mr. Mann and his clique will be placed in most deli
cate position by this move. Vote as he and his
friends may, they will stand condemned!
Az the session progresses the Wings are getting
more courage. They are determined 70 discard all
the old federalists in their ranks. This, am glad
10 hear for il accords with an opinion expressed IN
danger their existence, their principles and Their USE
aness, by attending TO the suggestions and lntrgucs
of those Hartford Conventionsts who, like leeches,
live but to suck the blood of their victims. The only
difficulty they have in this matter Is MIR. Webster
Helsa dead weight to the party, and how TO nulhfy
his influence II Is not yet determined. There IS no
doubt of one thing-they who support Mr.. WIS pre-
tensions to the presidency are not democrats. The
Wings are beginning 10 this, and hence they are
preparing with their fans in their hands to wlnnow
the corn and to cast into unquenchable hre the chai
and tares. Such are the elements now in motion.
The true Wings the real democratic party Of the
country. They know ii; they feel II. In the opera
ton Of this tanning business depend upon it. the de-
mocratic party will be entirely reorganzcd, and that
too upon the platform Of 1901. The Wings will expel
all the federaliss and traitors from their ranks, and
the Conservatives already driven from the position
they occupied in the presidential election Of 1885, are
organizing in the strength of their right These two
parties will come together by their strong demo-
cratic anltes before May next and rescue the scep
ire of government from the iron grasp Of radlcallsm
Certain leading journals too, IN New YORK, VIII be
more honest hands. All these things in contem-
pla;ion, nay, resolved upon In the strife, the
Herald WILL like old Erostratus, look on see fair play
and expose all attempts at vlllainoHs intrigue The
business community, and lovely woman will lock 10
the columns Of the Herald for the philosophy of these
new movements. Stranger Developments in my
next Look out
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Orleans. The following Is by the express nall
FIRE-THREE STEAMBOATS, BURHT.-About one
0 clock this msrnlng fire broke out in the Steamboat
Marmora lying at the foot Of Girod street, and in a
short time, two adjacent boats, the Columbian and
the Chickasaw, were wrapt in flames. The Marmora
was loaded with cotton.
%, We are positively assured on good authority,
hat Count Tasstro is Count Tasisro and no mistake.
is verbally what he represents himself to be-
Ind plenty of money coming TO him besides In a
lew weeks promised full particulars that will
place his standing in Europe such he claims, be-
yond doubt.
Revolution on THE OcEAN.-The new steam ship
Of 1880 tonnage 400 horse power, carrying 600 tons
Of fuel is expected here next April from Bristol Its
she will make voyage the Atlantic
in 10 or IA days.
Ii success should attend this attempt, it will pro-
duce as great revolution in trade manners, every
thing as the discovery Of this Continent by Columbus
British enterprise has already established steam lines
to their possessions in India through the Mederra-
mean, and the Red Sea. In few years steam will
restore the ancient character TO the old routes Of COM
merce between the East and the West.
We do not see any insurmountable obstacle TO the
navigation Of the Atlantic by steam. If the English
have succeeded in navigating the Eastern oceans,
why not the Western7 We wait with great curiosity
for the results.
NEW MEDICAL ExcITEAEET.-Great preparation
is making in Boston and Philadelphia among the
TO come on here and fight the good
fight for DR.. Sweet should he be indicted. 1t will be
n sweet concern. Next Monday the Grand Jury
meets, and then comes the tug of war. Probably
s wect will be indicted. Why not indct half dozen
other yscians at once7 Don't all physicians kill
more than they cme7
ConosER's INouEsT.-The number of inquests
seem to increase most rapidly Three more were held
yesterday on individuals who died from desttuton,
and exposure. One was named Fran
cis Kerr another John Bryan, and the name of the
other was unknown.
Another inquest was held AT the Hospital on the
body Of John J. Riley, sailor, belonging to the
schooner Amanda. He got benumbed with the cold
yesterday whilst he working on board The schoon
er he fell between tive vessels and his chest was
damned 80 much that he died few hours after he
was taken to the hospital. Verdict, accordingly.
CouBr OF COMMON overwhelmingly, Jan. 3l.-
Before Judge Ulshocffer.
George S. Smith RS Zilah b. Hoax.-This was an
action brought 10 recover $40, THE amount for board
ing osgng, washing, and doing for MIR. Hoax, Mrs.
Hoax and the two little Hoaxes. The parties board
ed At the National Hotel then kept by Mr.. Watson
Mr. Watson and Mr.. Hoax had some money transac-
tons and an account current with each other Mr.
Watson transferred the hotel TO Smith, and went TO
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