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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
From the J.rrrsen C.pnty wbig-EIrs.
81 CKsTs HasBsa. July IL

SOCKETS HaBBsR. July IL L. M.
From THE Pronunciation 10 o. clock his me IN.
Ing, the steamer Telegraph IN the service If the
Unea States, arrived iroHi n cruise among the Thou
sand Isles, lad ought with her two prisoners ol
Johnson garg OF desp radots, and J,hnson's fn-
nous twelve cared boat, 80 much extolles for IT'S
swlfiness.
On the morning Of the llrh, Capt. Gwynn Of the
lst regiment of lnaniry, command ng the lie cgraph,
Obtained Information of the haunt of Johnson, and
with the Brish parry made arrangements for surpr-
sing and cspnlDg the gang but owing 10 the diff
Guilty Of approaching the house, account OF The
ughness Of the country, and the density OF the woods
and ,hckets the parties did not approach The house
simultaneously "a was In'cnd,d, The BniIsh party
getting 10 the grouns hte sooner than the other,
and approaching on the same slds. u he whole of
Johnsons gang, with The exception If Two men, ~ ade
their escape The Two men taken were asleep -
There was found IN the house. belonging 10 John
Farrow, on GrndstOne Island n quantny Of arms
pistols, rifles and muskels The names Of the pris-
'oners taken are Rely roacy and Jonathan Turna-
cllffe
Those who made their escape were William John
son, hn Farrow, Rohori smith, William Robbins,
john Van CIutr, AMI Allen Esrly. They were fred
on, but with what effect IL not known After a tho
rough scare by the whole parry consist np OF so
nen, they WI not able 10 discern what had become
VI The fuglt vcs.
The w. prisoners under the charge OF deputy she-
riff VI Outlook, are nav IN this ace. ami will be
turned over 10 the proper authorities to be dealt with
according 10 law.
TAs b al of Johnson is % feet lsng and A feet
wide, cnker bull, painted black al The bottom white
above with yellow resk abm, ak incne4 wide,
Just under the gun alc, ornamencd wrih red stripe
above and below. The INSIDE of The hos, is red She
has ono set Il sweeps and of short oars, so
a. Ia row either single or double handed
Thls boat ~ so light that two men car envy her
with ease and he IL capa lie of Transporting 20 men
with th1r arms She had on h-ard VIXEN taken, bs.
SIDES some arms an American n w, which doubt
was'n'end 10 oused when passing British vcsrels
a. dec p.lon. NJ,
The Telegraph returns 20 the vicinity of the Thou
SAND Islands tomorrow mofn inv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

II confectionery store in Newbureh was set
on fire on Thursday evening, by the bursting of a
spin, gas lamp But little damage was done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

ACCIDENTAL DRowiSG james Wood aged about
l6 years, was drowned on Sunday morning while
bathing in the East river al the foo, Of Colaers St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

Afine little boy, the son of Mr. Pearsall milk man,
who lives not far from Yorkvlle, fell into cistern
Sunday afternoon and was drowned. Ii wa. sup
posed that he had gone to the East River and search
was made for him there, for some time, after which
his body was found in the cisiern.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

Total am. re'ces, "A. 7so, SIC %
rot. ami lab. sI47oo al8 as

TOT amt lab. $I410J8l6 63
This compared with the Of the same banks the I
OF December 1887 shows Increase Of specie of S52
a decrease OF circulation Of Sl0f 479.
Exchanges are gradually improving south. The premium
at Philadelphia on New YorK on Saturday, wasa al
The sales the board Truckers today very mi
ed and prices which exhibit variation om ,hes
OF Saturday Some sales OF U. Bank closed n an Improve
OF per cert; NJ American ms Co. per cent Csn,cs
per In decline ifes; Ohio Trus,
fell OF per cent Harasm r. r. per s!onnsion pes
cert
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

EXTRACTS FROM An AUBURN LErrER.-A cores
pondent in AubArn writes, thai among the various
assigned for dispelcng the late agent (Gar-
row) OF the State prison at Auburn, that of ma
king faroriteS of his Methodist brethren who con.
tracied 10 employ the prisoners 10 work for them
Garrow's pretty, though extravagant wife, will now
find il rather difficult to keep up appearances. We
would advise her to give up the world and yield her.
self at once to him who was meek and lewly. New
is the time, too for Mr. G. TO become an aboiitonist
Our little old bachelor cashier lie determined to mar
ry al last. He il casting an eye at present al rich
young widow IN the vicinity of Cleveland, Ohio. The
Msz-yt es have all returned to their former bad hab-
its OF living. Poor Dunning, who was great an
admirer of your paper, is no more He was very
pious, and il is generally supposed, that this was
partly occasioned by his constant perusal of Ben
netl's pous ,ffdsions.
The young laoes at our Academy are very anx-
ious TO get the numbers Of the Herald bat the Prln
cipa will not allow them 10 read IL Sull as he reads
il himself the dear angels watch their opportunity,
and steal il fr season, lock themselves up in one
OF the rooms, and them s the expression OF one
Of them, we have feast for our souls" We are
all charmed with Benefits cplsies. What man
God send him safe and a speedy return.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
The English Matthias.

On our outside will be found beautifully engraved
portrait of the sol disant Sir William Csurtenay, with
very interesting full and graphic account of this ia
matte and impostor. II appears that as in the case
OF Matthias, he had seduced an immense number Of
women and that they all Of course believed in his d.
vinity.
The wood cut is engraved by Elton of Division
street. who is the best engravsr wood now in this
country, as the portrait will prove.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

On Monday evening, about half past ten, a negro
boy about twelve or thrree- years of age, fell from
fourth story window in Warren street his sleep, and
was Instantly killed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

MtsERiss ~ TITLED Mss The veteran, Capt.
Morris, well snpwn Nv his numerous lyrical prodnc
tons ant cornwall habits has CATERED h,S eaih wear
having ~ recovered rom a ynlrn, ~ of hoopiny
cough, which ne caught from he grandchildren
london Glvbe
How singular ooincNiencei Only day before yes
terday, Gsnuai Morris Of ih,s CITY, we'll know n bv
his lyrical productions and cosvivisl hab,s. entered
his 44ih year. having -, covered from a vnl. n,
surfet occasoncd ~ overlooking HI stomach with
s.ewed frogs and other anm,.Ii ,hlrs a. The rorp
ration dinner # ne sh Great aien oro ever he sob
lects Of great calaiuilies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
Mr.. Benne,t's Letters.

MT. BeMnctts Letters.
We subloin Ne. XII. of our valuable European cor
respondence, together with another important letter
from one Of eur corps of European correspondents
now organizing by I.r. Bennett
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
state of Trade.

The Assembling on Change today has been a very mode
rate extent and business II all kind has been
The few goods offered AT auction principally with.
drawn the heat sf The weather causing nscvy among eur
CT trade valuable Of Teas offered Wednesday
morning by Sofrnan & Co
BREADsTUFFs-rle arrivals OF Flour arpe todov
and salarday,as returns will show This
nil dcmasd las caused again reeedr. wes
ters was disposed 81 at decline OF 1T quoted a
S6s7tl IS tor all brands Oao 6Ssia6 GA Al Phn.
delshis lih n0ur has again d. cnedIice,
10 IS and foi Fcnnyvaaa SCAT CO. S-ks o pood prime
wheat were mad att 5o 5000 Oush i rye At 7o.75c
AsHEsThr receip OF his article light the market
Is stll animated of Pots occur nj full prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

seue-sf AropleSy &c corrcon ~ The rr'ln ere eet-
tfedhv tho MI, ella ~ hrsh cpurdb Exposure 10
The u.s., hss Tee rsu' nrd snch sn' 'hs uaAsown,
dice. catilv srrrain. u srsrs from The
sse nnke ihhr " ,f ~ Mr. cr'd the to-
nn- ~ 7lsuddn deaths las, week IN ofhe
sstreu,. heat IA. q. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

<rO the NJ and urder, 81 bstws<n the ssv
NJ s1d Vs. 2and ard 10, s. onnd ~, 10 ~ and 81
~ ~ aud ~ ~ ~ 81 y, 20 and 90 so aud 10 - asa
On, " 20 anil o., ~; nutnnwD,9
Plsce' sfNay dotted stat = i24; Ireland. u, gnsmsd
is Gernssy. ses. VI Wet Inrip Frame. Holland,
switzerland, Scot and, " Canada, kussis, 0; Den
marx faiy. o. Unknovn,b -
O shon wers rau Aims House, Bellevue. Hophst
do, 7, ~n,aI pnx i-spirI. ~ CIV ~" rrrI Il bisrs-
vsr fsisn.o; wesche.ter coua'y 0, Kings 'ouayA 90
HrNRy a. DUNVELL, City Inspector
City Inspecurs q nsc~, Jay ~ I63o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
LETTER NO. XII.

LONDON, June 2nd, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

The Transactions IN American securities, for the
pat week, have been very haed and but httc vari.
sion has taken place. The Bank OF r., gland has
G4,600o0e aore bullion in her Golfers a, this mo-
meni than 81 the same period last year; We, the ex
changes are seainst London SO IN New Yors. and
a IN PARIS. On Hamburger foreign exchange 10 81
On favor of London. Some speculation exists a. 20
what may he tn policy Of the Bank heesi,er-cx.
psn.,on ~ c',riallment The Bank Of Ireland has
made Iarrs of post notes-snd il - suppo ed
by many that he private and JOIN, stock banks arc
expanding, in "dcr 20 sustain tho merchants an
N.acc r,vives with America
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-19
z rulmbuu Gauntp. J.

6. Ms leete Woba un1ere 3eitun9 sul
9rebe 9ien9, bate iib eas Geri1t per-
breitet, 3rumbutl Gauntp babe $50 De.
mofratilbe Mebrbsit gf9eben, ,pus tpit
oenn aud 10 nieosrfegten. gs erasist iid
ieoob, oab Elm Srytbum obsenattet babeu
tnub, osnn Der 8ablberibt bon bort ;eiai
Unit ausnabn,e oes Senators uno 1uoi.
tols) cine tleines feoeralilfifbe Nebrbeit
uno Dennob Sfbaupten mir oreiif U. feit,
Erumtua iep bod oe,nofratifd, uno nu,
Elm peni9 mebr Initren9un9 bate anse.
'panot.tperosn oirfsn, 70 Diloe Ole sereb,
te SADIE oub in Grumtua triunpbirt
.baben. Scl9enoes 1T cet Beritbt : Il.
;8oussrnor 9anet 1856, sgbannrn $3.50. r.
25 GrnSreB Biobinss 1897, ooltSaii, 3132. " ,.5a
26 epnSrcB 8itpinss 1884, gtBa 3276, " ,s;
,Genat Iap (0em. 1881, Grofpea 3243. 4. =
Nbtmtlp: Sronrn 1903, .5cpe 1896, %,
a oOlerturp 3277, pcrter 1862, ~ r.
4ubitor ~. 9afswin (Dcn.. )33l5, Iapler 1896 !.
6pm,miStensr s. Gctt 1894, Icm(rn 1886, ~
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ASeBor: Slcmer 3341. Sc seclf 1891. ~. r.
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fen perla6en unD pdren itimnnen 9eean.
aen, 70 ipiroen fte al ibre ganoioaten er.
|ipdh(t baben, ifatf bloB Genator tno lu.
|oitor. 8su, addites Sabr oebt es uisl.
|leibt beber. Y
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-19
(2!as ssm ssp @eit Slcriplan.)

Sraurise SbiTbtiobs unp eabensuerluif.
T 9lm 17ten geptember ipiitbete Elm heffi9et
Stnrm an Ger ,aisits ucn 6loriba. lie franz
3elllehe 8gt3g Courier be 9sra @rllS, Gapi=
faln ccsaleS ss,GIiliL BON i,sapanua fommeno,
ano rad 8pllrreaur beffimmt, mi; etner ga
aung Don 3neter, eiaarren, ,c. puros In Der
5iattt ur8sfdbr IL Wieilen ilSrolid bon hen,
Sap Slcrica eeudlfhprIit ans llfer getrleben,
unD ron is Menihen nnr Z serettct. Has
diff III. bic eaeun9 giel1a gan5ith pcrlcren.
5ile grcee parthep bripaffneter Sncianer
fanb iId, balo; ben ben lliisilldllcaen eill, Bic
10 ebenellenl raBsn @rabs cntsdnaelt ma.
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asif cerielbeu befaaDcn, purcfn, NIT Gus
s,ahns ellIe6 iDellanoerS, ppu csn Jnpiallsrl
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-19

sanaba. - gine Der nbfbeulidlfen
sauclnr8en Die I'D, je rin Berid,t III Sd,nIsI
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pfd perbaftef u.,pcn einisen leiner Siafbarl,
aas benz 8efdn9uise befretf ipurce, uafer
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tprflidl lhinaerid,t tpercen, 70 llnb Die ssclaen
cauculeid,t pDrhersuleben. lSsItb.
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auh pcn Susearatpas Gauntp mar
ser lestprbentlide geribt nibt eani
tidtiS, Statt II Gtinn1en benosrati,
Ii6e. CAB IS III Stimnen fsberalif1ilbe
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g habfa n, II, { r.. G o.ts n.

Saasfantnsr Department zen lten Oetptsr, 1885.
Ger aanje Selauf bon .Shasfamn,er.Sse.
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bfr 837, arthoritrt tpnrbe, III aussesebew
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5taatsprcfnratcr ia9en, ca6 flf mid al6 et
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5duglihfelt NIB 9iete, reldle ale Sdpeiser
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The native American., 1838-10-27

We would be glad to know, if any of the New
ark journalists can tell us, what became of the
hack loads Of aliens, with their forged certificates!
Can any one tell us their names, or what country
or countries they were from! This is all very
valuable statistical information. Suppose these
interopers, with their forged certificates, shall be
reclaimed at any time by their foreign masters,
will they be protected by our laws? Suppose
they should be found fighting in the ranks of the
enemy against this country, will they be traitors!
Suppose one Of them shall be hereafter elected to
Congress, will he be entitled to his seat? This
supposition may seem too extravagant, but when
we see with what facility these foreign mercena.
ries may be dyed in the wool, and that Native
Americans are found base enough to be the dyers,
we may very readily suppose that sufficient num-
Der of foreigners equally well dyed, may be found
to unite with sufficient number Of Natives to
give any Office to such valuable friends.
The native American., 1838-10-27
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We must respectfully decline publishing the
communication of GA Whig," intended for our
paper. We are collectively neither Whigs nor
Democrats, but "a good sprinkling" of both;
and as to taking any course, incompatible with
the principles and objects on which we set out,
it is out of the question-we utterly repudiate it.
The Americans ought to regenerate themselves
from the thraldom of party leaders and the pre-.
judices of political sects, and rise up anew under
the proper designation Of Native Americans, in
cohtradistnction to foreigners. These should
as we hope they soon will be, the only two par
ties in this country. The views of "a Whig,'
in allusion to the general welfare of the nation
and in SO far as they have direct bearing upor
our cause, are excellent; and we are only sorry
that they are SO strongly imbued with the party
creed to which he belongs as to COMPEL US te
exclude his piece.
For precisely similar reasons, we regret to say
we must throw aside as utterly nadmissbe "A
Jefersonian Democrat" it is nevertheless good
essay for the political arena, and ought to be sent
to party press.
We cannot bring ourselves to believe that our
correspondents above alluded to are insincere in
their professions of Native .4n1ericanism; nor
do we believe that they would use any arti6ce to
entrap us, or lure us from the true path which
we have all along endeavored to steer between, or
aloof from, the two contending parties of the day.
But if they do not perceive it, we assure them
that the publication oftheir communications would
seal our fate. They take opposite sides, and
while they could not neutralize each other, il
would show us to be inconsistent, or worse.