Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

| From our Evesisg EAsiss.I 5
] CoaoNEa's IkQussTs.-An iDQrest was held yes
,erday on the body Of Mrs. Down, Of Patchosset
Eone island aged thirty five years, who died IN this
1Iuy On wednesday She, on that morning, travel
oa on ra'chogue TO this city, dstsacs ct sxty
"es' ~ wagon and on her arrival won't - visit
Inend Wno resided IN Goerck street. Here she was
alscAed win what appeared TO be bat slight illness
ana went 20 me house of Doctor Pugsley in Grand
street, and expired almost Immediately after she e.
tered IT, The deceased enciente and ,hs circu.,
stance, added TO the fatigue Of her journey. and tho
heat OF tine weather, are supposed 10 have brought
on inc attack which caused her death. VeFdiea,
death from congestion Of the brain produced by ~
ing over heated.
Another i.:quest was held on the body Of Z colore6
man. who was enc Of the night scavsngers, and On
cart into the river, the Battery he unforuaa,eiy
fell in and was drowned Verdict accordingly.
Another inquest was held on the body Of an ua-
known man. found dead in the Park. He wore .
brown coat, black cashmere pantaIoons and black
velvet vest, aged between thirty and forty years.
Verdict death frsm some unknown cause. w
Another inquest was held on the body of Sssaa
sTaes Who resided as servant the nsu:s 9.
ming, while she was lighting lamp containing spirh
gas, it caught fire and burned her 90 badly that she
died on Wednesday afternoon. Verdict accordingly-
GENERAL SESSIONS, July 5-Althsugh the Ses-
sions commenced nominally on Monday, no businesU
was transacted until Yesterday, when the following
Richard 8. Williams, foreman; Peter @. ATesla-
rias, George Brooks, Chester ChiIds, Danis Far
shaw, Samuel Gage George w. Lockwood, Benjs-
% w Lodsr. Peter Pete! Pinckney Henry Parish, KScers
William Cunningham, William Goldman Jsmes Kel
Hide. -
Abraham Pitchers implicated with Charles Stearns,
for forgiag an order from the Bank Of Kentucky on
the Unsn Bank OF this city for the plates Of the Ken
lucky Bank which he obtained, and got large
amount Of bills printed from them. His trial 10 81
down for this day.
AN ESaIIsH FAan SrRvAxr.-AIl this time no -
learning his business but he 10 learning nsthing else
he is growing up into tall, long, smock hsckeds
strawha, 4, ANGLE bsoied fellow, with gait a. grace
full as oh> Of his own plough bullocks. He has
grown up, y I'd gone TO service; and there he Is
simple as ignorant as laborsus creature a. enc u
his weekly newspaper over his pipe and pot; but the
clodhoppcr the chopsck, the hawbuck, the hind tho
Johnny raw, or by whatever name in whatever din
trct, nc may be called is every whore the same; he
newspaper and if he did, he could read its
and if he hears his master reading it, ten to sns but hs
drops asleep over it. In fact he has interest in -
He knows there is sach place as the next town; fr
he goes there to the statues and 70 and he hse
heard Of London, and the French, and Bonapartes
and of late Of America, and he has ssrse dreamy
notion, that he should like to 20 there IL he could
raise the wind, and thought he could End the way 8
Seyond bis own n eISs The mssSsnc has his .~s
library, and he resds, and he fnds no has MIND
and = hundred tastes and pleasures that he new
er dreamt Of before. The cod hopper has no lisro-
~, and if he had, books in his present stats
end upon shelves. He ID az much Of an animal
an air and exercises, strong LIVING and sound sleep
ping can make him. and he 10 nelhing more, JusG
that daily Of his life Harvest time 10 thu
jubilee Of his year. Ii 10 time Of incessant and hur
rying occupation but that 10 benefit TO him Il 10
an excitement, and he wants exciting. ltrsusss him
in which he saks along the solitary fields, Or weldb
the fail in the barn; digs the drain or the ditch, -
spashes the fence from day to day and week 10 week
The enernes that he has, and they are chiefly physi-
weather 10 fne snd warm-hs blood flows quicker.
The gates are thrown open, the hay rustles IN tn
mesdow, or the golden corn standsln shocks amid M
siubbe; the wagons are rafting along the lanes All
The laborers leave everything else and oil IN te
harvest fields. The women leave their cottages aa1
are there too Young middle aged and old, oil sse
there TO work or!o CLEAN The ceney maiden. win
her rosy cheek, her bsaming eyes and fair figure
brings with her mirih and Joke. The stout vilaSs
matrons have each drawn pairof footess stocking
on their arms to protect them from tho sun an
subble-thsy have pinned sp their bedgowns behind
woosev petit icoa', and are amongst the best hand1
in The field Even the old feebly pvling rake a.
putting hay in wainrow looking and telling whsk
they have done in their time. The beer beg 10 in t0
held, and the horn goes rssnd. TIE lunch 10 eaten
under the tree amongst the sheaves. In the heuso
n there 10 great setting out Of dinner, seanD
and bacon, huge puddings and dumplinas pieaesr
full tits joyous and stirring time. There 10 - 9th
er Of the year in which The farm servant 80
JOYS himself 90 mach ~ in hsrvest-HowiHs Rsr3
LiJs IN England
Youso MIs.-Most yousg men consider ta grene
nisforsne be poor, TO have capital enough
establish themselves their outset in he in gsd bui
-hiss smissken so,ios. so fsrfrom poverty bsr
misfortune him. ~e may judge from what we every
day behold Il is reslly blessing the chance 70
than In favor Of the Of ssch young mss.
over Who ssr,s with pleaty Of money Let any 60
look back twenty years. and who commenced bus-
sess al that time with abundance Of and trsos
them down 10 the prcseat day how many OF these
now bsss, of wealth and stssdingf On The contrary.
how many have become poor lost their pieces .s ey.
and arc passed by their once boon companies with
look which plainly says, n krev pos Not
In this country. the wheel Of fortune 10 constsnty
turning and he who 10 NJ zenith this year. 10y be ss
nsdr Next and excite surprise. Isis sold ON that
the fosrh. the third generation esjoys properly
and station in society which by the Industry a
the first Tins constant change IL the natural result q
in con,isual Operations. man IN life poor.