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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

FF We tell the passengers Of the Sirius that they
took away all eur fine weather. Saturday and yes
terday were wet, cold, aad stormy; thermometer
down to 400 Last night was cold, clear, moon
lioht night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

II Five steam ship companies have been srsanized
in England The st. Georges, the British and Ame-
rcan the Great Western, the London and We,tmn-
sser and lastly, has been organized in Liverpool,
called the New York and Liverpool Steam Ship
Company.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

III All who were present know that when the
Sirius left oar shores those on board checred loudly
but this was responded TOO but feeby rsm the shere
We don't pretend torendcr areason for ths-we only
know that such was the fact. Buchanan, the British
Consul, and Stone OF the Commercial, were on the
Battery, arm IN arm the cheers from the Sirius Ssh
sided.
Stoue-Now, my lads, three cheers.
Buch.nan.-All along the line.
The shouts were few FAINT, and far between. Two
Pearl street merchants natives Of Connecticut passed
US.
LIST Gent. Did you hear the insult Of that id
Englishmanf
2nd Gent. What was II
LIST do He cried, all along the line-as il he was
debating to hired soldiers.
They passed on. Stone and Buchanan came up.
Buchanan. Col. Stone, how 10 this-are the peo-
Die 80 faint for want Of their dinner that they cans
send forth sheut for success to the Sirius .
Stone. My dear Consul, nen who chew tobacco
can't shout
Buchanan bowed, completely overpowersd by the
weight Of william LIS wit.
New Workers, LEI Nc give the Great Western to-
DAY hearty cheering. We can AFFORD TO do II; we
first applied steam successfully TO navigating the
water we sent the first steam ship across the Allan
,c-we therefore entertain nothing but feelings o.
generous rivalry. EnGand, our father land, has adj
mted the child 10 be wiser than the father and hs,
taken a leafout ofhis book.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

II In Liverpool, for week previous to the United
States leaving, the most eminent lawyers were occs-
pied in trying case Of "A Great NuissnceP Aver
diet Of guilty was returned. Webb, yos had better
not visit Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

IT Pat Mshoney called on us on Saturday ts say
that McMuray rctwaed him his passage money, and
Capt. Hosken has given hin free passage in the
Great Western. Pats heart was full Of gratitude
and his eyes full Of tears
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

The seven locks Of hair are received, and will be
forwarded to Mr. b. by the Great Western today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

fr The Newburyport Herald steals Our markets.
Because we give no credit that's no reason Why
thew should not give no credit. First time OF asking
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

~ Let's havea meeting about the Charleston fire
and another about the steamboat accidents. Business
10 dullt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

orAxrrc-opens to nisht-vesiris s coming to
New York. but Mrs. Hsmblin means to forestall her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

u The hand writing is certainly on the wall.
Rhode Island, Name, Connecticut Maryland and
Virginia are all going going! going! gone! against
Van Buren,. Meme! Meme! Tekel! Upharsn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

ARcApss AMBo.-Thurlow Weed is abusing Cros-
we'll for pocketng as much Of the public money! as
ne can obtain, and charging it to incidental expenses
To what account did Marcy charge the patch upon
his pantaleons. Thurow thinks it nearly time Cros-
well was suspended and he pat in his placer
"Oh, this seeking for state printing
Has frequent got 10 be,
And practised o q
IN this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

n The letter bag Of the Great Western closes at
Gilpin's Exchange News Room at halfp one to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

II The Quebec has been SO days on her passage
from London; she started from London the same
day that the Sirius left London for Cork; some heavy
bets were made in London that the Quebec would
reach New York before the Sirius
"Bte are the blsckheas's argument
The only knowledge he can vertp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

uJ No business in the law courts on Saturday
General Sessions opens 10 day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

II The new hotel in Charleston was insured fol
100000 Charles Deavan, of this city, received the
orders to supply the furnishing hardware.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

COMMON Pleas.
Penfz t al
rS.
The Mayor, Alderman, &c, of Neao Koyk
The cl aimants have rested their evidence Today
commences the evidences on the part of the eorpo-
ration.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

70 None of the lists published by the Wall street
oafers Of the removals and appointments in the GUS
tom house are correct. We shall give the official list
to- morrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

70 The Texans say they intend TO treat the
United States with contempt because we have treat,
ed them with contempt small mistake, respecta-
BILE ragamufins. The reciprocity in this instance is
like tina, Of the Irishman and his wife-t is all on enc
side. The Texans have long been below contempt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

II The Express reports all the barges that 90
through the canal to Philadelphia and return. The
Courier, jealous Of this increase of their Shipping
List, intends to commence reporting the wagons and
carts that enter the port of New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

II The Great Western has been singulary un-
fortunate; just as she leaving Europe she took
fire, and in the confusion incident thereto, young Mr.
Brunei the SON of the celebrated engineer fell from,
the deck to the hold, and was severely hurt Just as
she reaches America, her head engineer scalds him
self and subsequently, dies So is that msfor-
tunes never come single First and second, beware
of third
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

~ Black Maria has been bought by Bsillis Pey-
ton for $4,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

% The New Orleans papers say they are watch
ing the movements of the New Workers with intense
interest. Yes, and when the New Orleans chaps get
to New York. our police watch their movements with
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

b harys letter Of coincidence, from Mrs. WI
lard's Academy on the departure of James Gordon
benhett for Europe shall have an early insertion. Be
good GIRL Mary, and improve your mind-read the
herald say you Prayers-love music, but not men,
and eschew scandal. You have sweet face, and
sweet name Walter Scott said " Mary is the pref
test classic name in all Scodandv' The Blessed
Virgins name was Mary.
Texas AND THE UNIoN-The Congress of Texas
have passed resolution to apply to Washington to
get back their petition Of annexation to the United
STATE "A shilling or else, sir" said laborer to his
employer one Saturday night, az he drew knife and
fourished il!
"or else what, you rascal!" said the employer
Ut else, slxpence, sir was the scamp's reply.
Wen dish these Texan jockes and their Jockey
clubs up In day or two. We know their out -goings
and their in-comngs! None better!
FURIOUS DRIvINa-SAp ACCIDENTAL beautiful
little girl was run over yesterday in Greenwich near
Courandt street, by hackney coach, diven at fu-
nous rate The little girl was playing with several
others upon the side walk, and accidentally slipped
on the curb stone at the time the carriage passed
when the wheels went one of her arms and frac-
tured II in several places. She was Immediately taken
home, and physician was sent for, who found that
amputation Of the limb would be necessary Strange
to say no one thought proper TO arrest the driver but
permitted him to drive of without as much as taking
his number.
GRAND FLouBIsH.-A well dressed man on board
the Fulton Ferry Boat yesterday at noon, when The
boat was one third across, took off his hat, gave
three cheers and shouted "now we'll see who the
Almighty is I" threw his hat into the river, and
jumped in himself in front of the boat The boat
passed over him, but he rose and swan stoutly; a
boat from the shore put after and reached him. He
fought hard in the water TO prevent being taken on
beard, but was finally brought safe to shore He had
been dsappointedin love-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

10 A full and graphic account of the Coroner g
party and the young ladies there, will be given in
few DAYS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

LIvERPsoL CoRN MARKEr, 7h-The imports OF GrAis as
we'll as OF Fiour Oatmeal this week fair amount
the trade generally the time been less active than
we had TO report this day senngh without however
causing any material change in prices Inferior Wheat
easier purchase At ket yesterdays but the
ofrshred sl quoted o. g. 3D. g. led
10 bs good Irish Oats II Is Id and choice potatoes
per As lbs Oatmeal 25s Sd to s per $40 lbs Flour
offering lower though the demand
very limited Barley Beans AND Peas, last noted No
are re ported week In the bonded market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

" Lucy" is informed that we expect to receive
Mr.. Bennets first letter from Europe in four weeks
we look for ourselves with as mach interest as her
self and the young ladies at her boarding school do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

IL Altogether s3eoO00 worth Of Struggled cloths
have been seized in Boston, New York and Balti-
more! 100000 still remain to be seized Broad
cloth coats will be abundant in Broadway after the
sale.
. BIRD RUNNING A RACE WITH MooxsHIsR.-A
bay horse named Bird ran a race in harness with a
horse called hoonshRe. Bets on MssRshine, but
the Bird distanced Msenshins!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

II The Western goes today-Wsbb goes in her
The price Of powder fell on Friday last; saltpetre
efationaYv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

10 Lawyer Van Rensselaer, where do you live I?
pWhat has become of Col Stanley and the Coal
Black Rose9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07
The followingis from Troy:-

rrAta mee,ingo OF the young ladies Of Troy Semi.
nary sitBaied on the banks Of the Hudson, held on
THURSDAY, May Bird, on motion, they
Resolved, That wereeret the departure Of oar most
valuable friend j. q. Bennett, for Europe, and that
We the uadersigned young ladies do present TO James
Gordon Bennett, ms mark Of our esteem for him a.
On editor and man Of talent, lock OF oar hair and
hope he will cherish il az he does the apple Of his eye
Resolved, That we tender our kndest wishes for
his failure prosperity and happiness and we look for
ward with the pleasing anticipation Of seon hearing
ne has returned TO greet US again with his pleasant
and Independent salles Of wit poetry, and phi
losophy.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this msetine be
signed by Nc young ladies, and copy sent to our old
frSsnd Bennett.
Signed, g-s EP.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

Itis "A most extraordinary thing that men elected
ey the people TO places of trust and power, should 80
far forget the duties which they owe 10 that people,
as TO commit acts in open violation Of their oath, ine
laws of the General Government, and in defiance Of
every rule of common sense OF such nature, how
ever, is the conduct OF Mr.. Kent the Governor OF
Maine, in his recent crazy undertaking TO rsn the
North East Boundary Line. He had much better
run line round his own throat We do not intend
10 handy unnecessary words about this business and
shall therefore proceed straight 10 the mark.
Every American knows that there is a certain piece
Of territory in dispute as to ownership between Ame-
rca and Great Britain. The right to hold on to this
niece Of ground, or rcnqulsh all claim to II, be.
longs 10 the General Government and TO the General
Government only. The government Of the State Of
Maine has neither lot nor part in the matter atprc-
sent II has not vet been settled de6ntvey that the
ground in dispute belongs to the State Of Maine
The British are at present in possession Of II, and
have been 30 ever since the close Of the war
The old proverb, however, that possession is nine
points Of the law, does not apply in any way, shape
or manner, in this ease. Our government consented
that the British should retain possession of this dis
pnied territory ill il was definively disposed of by
treaty in an amcabe way. This proviso, hewever
was made, viz that such possession Of this ground
by the British should not add aught to the strength
Of their claim upon this land, nor in the least degree
prejudice the future claim Of the same by this govern
menL Now, therefore, il is clear that the British can
not allow this unacknewledred, and TO them IN.
known third party videlice the Governor Of Maine,
TO come in, take possession, run the line, and turn
them on, without any further treaty the subject.
Common sense at once tlls us that this is not the
proper course to be pursued under existing circum
stances; and common honesty tells us that except
ruder the orders Of the General Government neither
the people nor any Of the local authorities Of Maine
have the least authority to interfere.
The constitution OF the United States 10 very clear
anon this point; and Il Governor Kent y not con-
ys,..n, with IT, and his powers under Il, we think u
heh time that he was BY our glorious and blessed
constitution. the matters in dispute between US and
foreign power are to be left 10 the disposition OF the
general eovernment-the power is sscissipeiy dele
gated to the general government even though the
qneston at issue affected only the most minute por-
ton Of this country. This interference, therefore, by
Morning herald., 1838-08-24
G. G. MAuSH,S PROSPECTUS.
lHE STIIDY OF KUOK X EEPING-No. u Cedar


Broadvay-It must be apparent TO all ,sat there
efectua way OF teaching practical knowledge ef BOON
Keepng but by conducting the pupil through variety OF
occurs and Becoming familiar with the accesnt books from
actual must not be imagined that buyng and selling
merchandise the transactions that take place in business
than hundred different business transactions eacn OF which
becomes the subject of remark sndy de-
cldedy OF practice hch must resnin good know
ledge Of Book keeping Rooms open day evening Fro
specus, with terms be had at the Rooms where the
practically opens condac Closes and reopen set OF part
nership accounts becomes familiar with the various ac
books actual reference with trial balances
balance Sheets mercane calculations in Equation OF
Payments Discount and Interest," Exchange, Insurance, &C
&c. -.
Fifteen doarsis the charge for the complete course Of in
ueon stationery &c included The not finished
until student has acquired good practical knowledge OF
bookkeepng which effect Certificates given after aue
MsycaSts Writisg-A Of lessons in writing Is pre-
pared which will fail In efectng valuable Improvement
G. C. MAKSHS WORKS. .
The Science ef 0euDie-Entry Bookkeeping SHphnco.
standard in its seventh editions 200 pages octave
81 IS. This book introduced into the New York rnolic
Schools preference any other the subject The us
tees Of this Instuoo is we'll known, compose some OF e
FIRST talent in the country.
The Art OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved by the
introduction Of the Proof Baanse y $50 pages, octave
IS
Lecture the Study of Book keeping, with Balance
single copy aa2s eod1m-
Morning herald., 1838-08-24
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u CARL KING, the well knewn and celebrated First
Premium Tusca nd straw HaI Manufacturer her Mses-
" Victoria Queer Of England respectfully nforss the La.
dies New York and vicny aud the public generally
given up his retail namely 25i Broadway ana
go sery: bh lie will have always hand an
eee aa large of superior quality ashsne-
bly, Florence Tuscan and
hat al very price, Miaers and Counry Mer.
chants always nd general asor,meA and OF superior
fabric at the wholesale price of Leghorns Forenee Brads
Tuscan English Hats by the dozen case at his
Wholesale Warehouse No. II Maiden Lane up stairs on as
BILE any house Ia the CITY,
NJ. g. lie will keep zse elegant assortment OF the most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris Ribbons by the eox Or
Sc a a BILE price. JySl-cM
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

the people Of Maine worse that the attempted null
liRcation movements of South Carolina; and worse
than the Infamous disposition Of the Indian lands oy
the state of Georgia. The immortal Washington's
darling desire was TO the federal government no
bly, and honorably sustained and his motto was
"united we stand-diyded we fall" The general 60
vernmeRt therefore, must nterpose the strong arm
ofts power in the present to preserve its anhs-
rity; for Modification, either north or south IS an
equally vicious and nv dra. headed monster.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

UNITED STATES COURT, Aug. 22.-Chargs Of KID
napriRs At7icsns-A complaint was made At the insti
CATION Of David Rugges against Eben Farwe, master
the of Africa, contrary law Mr.. Farwell
in consequence yesterday taken into custody by Mr..
Rapeye, the Emitted States Marshal. Three Of the
Africans going at large in New York, but the
| fourth is here. Mr.. Farwel says that being in
Of while he the of Africa he
shipped the four part Of at the regular
wages given seamen, and entered their names the
ships book with the remainder Of his crew. In rela-
ton the missing man. he says that when the vessel
arrived mere me man was lux. qua as y cooia mo-
speak English Mr. Farwe feared he might not "a able
obtain proper attention. and therefore sent him TO his
father, who lives in Maine, where he would be care.
fully attended to until he recovered.
Mr.. Hamilton. on the part Of the United States
bsund over Mr.. Farwel to appear before the Court
this day, when he matter will undergo more thorough
examination.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

Orders will be received their Banking house, No. Il
nssy Or at INC once e1 GEO s. aiIsERr Agent
nOCTON SEARS woald most respectfully announce ann !,
Ann saree Sur"g The years past practice
and the country han g.ea lncreasea ana mn
Angina Psc,p and other affections which had
resisted the use Of ordinary have been greatly resved
that regards his moral and rsEsus be
Ted g . the Right Rev na 1op iI
the saluary effects his be seena his Office,
and several cases in this city similar to the one related below
e'q The Rev. Mr. Stow author of letter Dr. Sears which
%enspose, No ,pass Pa The leser dated May il 1883
Decemser last giving an stows Illness and
soliciting your assistance her symptem bscame more dsc
Clans who very thorough examination Of her case
gave hopeless Her cough
aempa expectoraton Her cough increased the drop
sew energy and virulence 10 her cough; thus
reaction they were hurying her fast to the tomb Al
sion assnaged only by very free administration Of
morphine few days after this your medicine arrived and
Her dopy and cough passed osethsr and et her but
81 eve sce an and 10
her domestic concerns snd with The exception OF
from The dead2and while bouad frst AID principally
thank God for bis mercy to my family feel myself under
You have laid my famiy unde the greatest osgaons
S aa MRS
y afflicted Yours, with feelings Of esteem spow
ANGINA PECTORIS.-Is prominent and characteristic
unpleasant sensation al the bressboae or pit OF
the stomach with pain aorout the breast bat more
particularly the eft side and region the heart extending Of
ten TO the shoulder blades, affecting IN lc Those
subject sometimes awakened with sense OF suhoca
ton, difficulty In breathing add experience horness OF
breath papsion OF the heart walking fast or ascend
ing fight OF stairs These symptoms constant and
The person often ersys good health except during the
cxysms which first do frequently cccsr but becomes
nded with peculiar and alarming sensations
and often proving fatal when apparent good health en-
joyed
Dr. Sears had experience in the treatment OF this
disease and has been successful In which has
rgted nj ordinary means aulO 5ws
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

an age OF close sppe study and experiments
of the most medical gentlemen in this disease
knovn whose writirg this class Of diseases
book for every medical writer since treating on the subject
and which nearly OF print. copy OF which Is still
tsker care OF In the library e Pennsylvania Hospitals the
cept Obtained Europe By the presen,msn
usrurer of H. used In his practice since. until
he retired fsor public practice, and II through Pnre
tves philanthropy that made public the price always
10 remain at ono dollar per bottle be within the reach OF
,he most unfortunate Soeof the nislger unbisssed
ply sicsns havpg given repeated trials have adopted the
o ID In practice, wthout OF its being
eempshed The werld challenged TO furnish medicine
AZ certss safe, and expeditions In the exirpstios OF VI
IN every constitution and situation, without
diet or any restrictions whatever as the Invaluable Hunters
Red rop Every vial genuine will have the written sigma
iurc OF u LFyIsoN OF whom he obtsRes priypeyat
Division street, the only place In New York. sul3 Inn
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

Prem the New 0rleans Picayuns Of Aprl y
nISEASEs-At the earnest request Of Mr. l.. II. =,
- OF the Parish Of Ascension, La give publicity TO the
following note:
Messrs MISUNDERSTANDING il duty which |! owe to my
fellow well Mr. Ls-s agent for Hunters Red
Drop, your city, beg that you will allow that
after having been sorey asd dangerously afflicted with
disease; and amer having tried varions prescriptions In
vain for opths have been fully and perfectly cured by
taking this invaluable medicine short time aed
would sincerely recommend 10 all who may be suffering In
aui3im. Respectfully, kc., L. H. =.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

WI subscribers inform public that they have on hand sad
useful and labor saving mschne entirely supersedes the
eaufu giess on table isen sheets
nc he Thsy may in operation al the City Hotel,
Pearl street Houss Carlton and the Athcneum Hotel where
they give general satisfaction They sold eny by SuN-
CAN WEST black and whesnths locksmilh bell hang.
ers and uachnisis, No. Green street, near Liberty New
vort