Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
A NEW PAPER.

Ma. RD1rS1- -Thisi 10 indeed an age q experment.
understands new paper is about TO y established
in our city, tcb called the Castgatos for The pur-
for Bucklnghsm The suggestion Nae undoubtedly
| caused some snsatlen among the haut ton, who
have emeyged frsm the lowest depths Of poverty into
fortunes blaze and are trying 10 obscure Their origin
by makinga vail show Of. arstocracy. Such pub
lcation, edited able writer who is possession
of facts or in III way of obtaining them, would take
well no doubt But where is the necessity Of estab-
lshing such pa per- when the Herald would answer
the purpose eqa lily well better, as its repata-
ton already en- tabshed in an extensive circulation
among all casss of society? The object aimed At
would certainly be more securely attained through
the medium ofthe Herald, as am informed that Pc
cunary gain is' ne ithsr anticipated or desled.
THE NUPTIALs. aeh.
Mo f NEWARK June8, 1888.
DEAR BkNNzrT, Ever since you announced that
/" ARIEL" would atIe nd the wedding which took place
here last Tuesday evening, have we looked for some
accounts from him in relation TO il.
We poor young girls, who, because poor, are not
necessarily disqualified for these social enjoyments,
although by the cold Formally of contracted minds
debaned from participating IN them, are exceedingly
deslrous OF moving how they do those things up IN
high life" We conceive that nature has formed all
alike and given all originally the same faculties and
propenslties, and we have but notion as to the
mode OF EMO ylng them; but we would not for mo,
exalted ones of the higher orders vulgar as to
pursue natu raj course in them, and hence oar an
dying and ins atiabe curIosty How, dear Mr.. Edl-
ter how is done? But set out with an intention
OF enquIrlng for the promised report OF proceedings
by ARIEL" and know many who are anxously
awaiting its appearance in the Herald. Do give at
once, Mr. Editor, and mach oblse, very respectfully
yours EmIBy,
ElIzAarrH,
SARAH,
JULIA.
STRANGE AFFAIss AND DoIkss.-Mr. Wm Green
who has lately become perfsctio, has nearly
converted ts his faith the faculty and tudsnts of Ober
lin Institute. Theodore Weld has b. ,come a convert
Of Fanny Wright neither minister nor magistrate
took any part in thsanion Of Mss Grimke and Mr..
W.. Rev. Mr.. Smiths work on the prsphc-
ces, won't 60 downwith the clergy he must take up
his pen in behalf Of the moral eform society, in
which his daaghtersustains cons picuoas part Be-
man. who it is said, crazed Green 9 brains, is living
at Woodbridge, Mr. G., and .dverises for sche-
lars-to teach them perfectiensm
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Trial OF BuHxEs-The case Of Edmond Burke, q
report of which appeared nsthe ierad Of Saturday
was given to the jury on Sa,urd ay afternoon. Mr..
Graft, counsel for prisoner made most eloquent APP
peal the jury in behalf uni orunate Client who
tits evident to ALL is suffering der alteration Of
mind. Mr. Graft, in summing up observed to the |
Jury that his client was poor, frsndess stranger,
and had been shut up in prison nce the election ast
spring. without the pre- pairing for his Defence
and that he (Mr CRAFTY had hes,n informed that his
powerful prosecutor the Mayer Of the city, had RAM
sacked every hole and corner Of the city procure
witnesses against HIM. se'at ~s
Mayor Clark, who wassest ed inside the bar at the !
time, rose, and with great deal more feeling thsa |
was consistent with his dignity charged Mr.. Crafs \
with uttering fasehood.
Mr. Graft reiterated whss he htd previously assert
ed and Mayor Clark again denied it, adding that there
not particle of truth in what the counsel had
stated.
The jury aequittsdtAs prisoner On the ground Of
insanity. at@o~lM H.u
20 TIE thermonetss yes terday stood at $50 in the