Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14


-Four Days Later frem England.
The British fisate Incoxsfsnt has arrived at New
Brunswick according to the Boston papers, with the
left wing ofthe 95th.
The British government it appears, is making the
most Of the Canadian disturbances, and IS about 10
deuge Lower Canada with red coats.
| force Of $3.50 men is destined for Halifax, and
they are beating up for volunteers to 60 to Canada
with bounty of one guinea each. In the city of
Limerick, Qrelaad> alone, fifty men Immediately en-
listed. The forces expected to embark for this
continent or about the lst January.
| Cork, JAN. 4.-AsMy.-TH TRooPs ron CANADA.
Orders have been received, we understand, to put
tho Fermoy Barracks in readiness Tor the immediate
reception of large body Of troops, horse and loot;
Transports are expected at Cove ut IS said that
the line Of battesh'ps Beleropnon ana vanglare
the former of 7S and latter af 64 guns having been
ordered instanter from the Mediterranean, for the
parposel to take on board the depots OF the llth
and 3d. and proceed 10 Gibraltar, where they are
TO meet the service companies OF the regiment, now
| IN Corfu, and take them on TO HALIFAX.
| Twenty five officers on the half pay, have been
ordered out to assume the command of and direct
the regiments of militia in Canada; many OF them
embarked by the next packet. Among them are Col.
| Cox, Major Macphail, Baron De Rottenburg this
officer commanded division in Canada under Sir
| George Provost, in the war Of 1922 Lieut.. Col.
Fitzgerald, late of the Auxiliary British Legion in
Spain, &c.
The Asia,ic Cholera is said to have made its ap-
pearencs at Waterford Qreland,) and nineteen per-
sons reported 10 have fallen victims to it on the
| day it was announced.
| Sir Henry Hardnge gallant and experinced
officer stated to have been appointed to the military
command Of the Caaadas Sir Henry was the ia
vorite aid camp of Sir John Moore at Corunna,
and was the Duke Wellington person through
out the PeniHsular and Waterloo campaigns in the
latter of which he lost an arm.
| The 18th Hussars are reported to be ordered to
Canada.
1t is expected that a brigade OF Guards under Lord
Saltoun will Immediately follow
| II There has been an abortive attempt at insur-
rection on an estate in Trinidad of Cuba twas of
no importance, as not more than dozen slaves were
engaged in it, and they were Immediately quelled
II THE WALL STREET CONSPIRACY to pat down
the Herald goes amazingly and swmmingly.-
The Courier, the Star the American, the Journal
have all had their tilt al the Herald, and have sever
ally retired dscomftted and disconnected. The edi-
tor Of the Star to cover his retreat sued for $780,
while he actually owes balance Of $50 for SCI
vices rendered. The Daily Express occupies the
field For many weeks it tried to persuade the public
not 10 read advertise in paper but finding that
would not do, it then sent out of ts employfs,
with brandy bottle in napkin, 10 attempt to strike
me down in the street. The impotence and malig
nifty of that attack was as laughabe as it was mean
choly. But more musing STILL the very loafer who
dsgraced himself on that occasion, has actually and
veritaby begun action against for damages sus-
tanned. Here is a copy of the writ -
Cou~r,, &c Nrxu youy T,J. y.oay. sc ,bo
State of New York, TO the Sheriff of the City and
County of New York, Greeting. We command you,
manning the officer that you take the body Of James
Gordon Bennett on CArrAs &c, if he SHALL be found
in your county, and him safely keep, that you may
have his body before the Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for the City and County Of New York, at
the City Hail. in the aad City, on the Third Monday
of February next 10 answer to naming the oafer Of
the Expressl in certain action of trespass on the
case TO the damage of the said Plaintiff of Five Thou
sand Dollars, is said, and have you then there this
Writ. Witness John T. Irving Esquire, First Judge
of the said Court the City Hall in the said City, the
third Monday of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-eight,
T. PnEsIx, Attorney for plaintiff.
JosEPH HoxIE, Clerk.
This is probably the most singular and mysterious
conspiracy that ever was attempted to put down an
enterprisng individual / am accused Of every crime
People are advised net 10 pausnise my paper.
am then assaied in the street with brandy bottles
and TO cap the climax of absurdty, am prosecuted
arrested and held bail for Ave thousand dollars
For what 2 Because will not stay demolished
This is putting the boot the wrong leg with ven-
geance. IL any one had q motive 10 prosecute for
damages l certainly was the man. But because
do not-because attend TO my own business and
manage my affairs with oderation-they get more
mad insane, than ever and prosecute me because
will not prosecute them. How odd How very
| oddl
~ THE EsTAFE1TE, a French paper, has very
good article the conspiracy ofthe Wall street press
against the Herald.
GRxAr MES.-The greatest men Of the day are