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

IN
- f,h;.,,,.s HOLIDAYS are at last over but those OF
-. year are to come with all their dissiPations,
tes and merriment which consists here oil eating,
stinp and firing off crackers. A coat OF snow tue
Vve have had, afforded for two days some little
tvent in seiehng if such thing here can be called
s. semest where the runners pass over as mach mud
I. low Two hot suns have caused II 10 disappear
IN entirely; and as an Irishman said the Other
i'll (Ac sleigh riders are riding in hacks An I'M
vauantty Of egg nog and champagne has been CON
wr and the negroes and loafers have enIoyed their
49, Ala The fashionabes seem to be dead or asleep
are obliged &, resort to the galleries OF the two
spssr passer Il temps or to pronenade tne uyno"
.gs.f Avenue and visit the shops under the plea oil
~ N purchases but In fact show their pretty faces
u Ssres or their splendid dresses. There is an en-
IN rovrltv Is Professor Of cornoogy and Bsldology,
~ y-ier,akes 10 put hair the bald pates Of the mem
TIT Ina 10 restore their honors when covRed He Is OF
IN vi IN considerable demand, and you may see the
~ who have lost their hair scratching their pates
y nut decent cover to their badness. Old John
IA/kowever an exception; for he seems to glory in
H. vaion Of that which constitutes the pride Of the
ALL Md especially your representative c. who
inclined % rival the Bison and have all his hair
TOP Of his pate He cuts il short behind and pa
al 4 Goldsmith famous lines
Il n Man wants but little hair below,
4 Nor that little long
ere IL a considerable accession Of foreign beauty
~ n Washington. They have come from different
!. ere Of the United States display their charms
~ ,usbands, minge in good society. Most OF The
81 are strange TO me. and some of them are very
\ "A osne. Among the late arrivals Is a lady from
"a, Empire State, as Hoffman calls H. who has the re
~ Qf being worth half million Ofcourse she
os beautiful and acconpli she'd women nov IN TINS
<lt,hs beanx are thick around her as HES IN
XIV XIkrel She intends to spend the winter here.
lV.1Ebo the centre Of attraction, FOR who resist
half million mean TO bow ut her shrine
@oonnets TO her eyebrows.
49, ><ofessor, 20 whom have alluded, informs me
ala has had frequent applications Of late, from the
IA middle aged gentlemen TO cover their badness
|x love their corns--and he thinks something unu-
- Ma have occurred which makes them so eager 10
I<{2ouea and active. could easily account tor H.
IL ~ ~ u the millionaire has put money IN his
~ lucxtsted 70 the Spy the proprcty Of an APP
'N ~1he professor-as his attachment to the fair
4 Fpke1&L The young dogs are filled with envy at
- M mex and happiness OF the old man in specta-
lle1f~Y never fails day after day, 10 be seated along
~ Pr o4bctween the most beautiful and well-dressed
naasin IN gallery, with whom he 10 be engaged
a lesssnN fete tete He is, however, quite useful
" H4yving as IN index or nomenclature to name the
aenlo<n addresins the House, and when the Speaker
aprrns 70 De excessively enRnycHse the yeas and
NC nays are caed,a an absolute bore, he them
N " = conversahon. very useful man is the Spy"
The new members FROM Mississppi have presented
4ensstlves and claim then seats on the floor reso-
rie 10 allow them 10 take Yeats within the bar and
c n and discuss all questions .ouchinq their claim
y AZ ofered yesterday, by Mr.. Popo az Ken,.chy and
nr long debate, which lasted the whole day and in
N}l number of members participated il was laid on
\ iabIe. Ia presents n question: and shows the
psncy absurdity Of the decision Of the House
4 We mst3< Ira session. The vote yesterday was
fWrttin all It's bearings and Il is probable that