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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
M q N Il Y M A IL X Il Il.
Thursday, May 81, p. M.

This has been foreign bill day for the packets which
for LIVERPOOL and London In part the
day impression prevalent that packets would be
detained until Saturday in consequence Of TIE scarcity
hands, for whsh reason but little done. AT
announced that the ships would positively sail tomorrow.
when purchasers took hold freely sRd fair
done per premium which advance ON the asst
packet day Of per cest
On France much done the Charles Carroll does
sail until Saturday. The sales were made at Soc
Wall has az beeR active today The proceedings
OF Congress with regard Mr. websers have i'm
parted dealers full confidence that the will
longer hold back but medaey they hav.
ing heretofore expressed themselves in readiness 10 do so 50
tuslly dead the demand for specie with them will great
ae, aud nothing will way OF resump-
ton the part of solvent banks How will be with those
whose influence by Is vet
probemate but that Mr. Bddle will vary course he has
marked be supposed and the policy most of the
southern banks Is identical ia this therefore we imagine
repeal the specie circular will effect that
quarter.
The exhibits the feeling prevalent in
Wall the sales having been very very
general prices United has advanced
slightly Mechanics Bank, per cent; Phenix per cent;
Of Delaware and HudsoR the sales large an
prsvemert Of II per the close Farmers Trust
up per cent; American and Ohio Life Trust each rose
pei Harlem advanced "A per Most other
sales at an improvement OF to per cent.
We give the following Of the Rhode Island banks
tho last menlh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

Business keeps moving gently and to fair FOR the
Warm weather having set in snguor begins TO
pcrvade almost every branch OF trade well the feelings
dealers The auction sales small today,
general features remaining the same.
The three packets sail tomorrow for England with good
ireighs gr al scarcity prevails for good seamen, was
this spring.
advance noticed in Western 6cur has
sustained by the To-Day; other qualities
change In srsin The market u inactive;
noniaally hig her bring held 80c The papers from all
sections OF the still loud In The Of the
ing wheat End private OF information lead
to think the sggr' gate crop will be ge the new law In
Massachusetts will operate powerfully In that quarter
We give today the receipts OF produce In tabular form
for Its the actual receipts will be collected and
guessed OF the Wall street osfers are In the
Al Bshuore on the 1o,h A,ur market dull; hold
ers firm Inspections have been 4 bbs
eg bis rye Sales foreign red wheat from LIS 30
white IS; MARY land red, Ise New Orleans ~ -four had
suffered dec Inc. Sales ma de al sss3A Tor supsrnei hse
7s7t.
last The stock nearly the Some sales ofmsn.
are made former which there fair de
-sl a, Bsis..; 2ssh, the eemsnd vas brisk for mid
ding IN S,ir Maryland and prizes ar, a'nsinse. a.
Ohio IS TO- Tor the week pre,ou er. ,oss ~
Maryland ~ hhds Ohio. hhds Al CIe.ns
The demand good Aho On there wa no sdvs, an
that the market readily ken Al fonev ,o,.
Sales of the week. 9vo hhds recent tor three
vious, 1io7 hhds, principally Tennessee ~
AsHgsThe receipts to-day will from, ouy ,esr,~x
below, are not heavy The sales continue AT rates we Isst
gave. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

EXTENSIVE CosrLAcsATIor.--A Ere broke out
about half past o'clock las, evening in wesver's
shop, adjoining the rope walk Of Thos. Maxwell, ran
sins through from 18th 10 18th Streets near the 9th
Avenue, which, in a very short time, cemmoni-
Gated TO the whole block surrounding, destroying
IN its progress about twenty buildings. The buildings
destroyed wer. principally occupied by poor families.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

tr Much fault has been found with Gen. Morris
for no, paying military honors to the remains OF the
late Colonel Thompson. This is wrong The General
rendered suitable escort and il was declined conse.
quently the remains Of the gallant Thompson passed
through ,his city amsst unattended. We sometimes
perpetrste squb at the expense of General Morris,
but we have always esteemed him q public spirit
cd citizen and an amable man. and won't permit any
body to asssil him with impunity-ercept ourselves.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01
The Daughters Reply

My house is thae-Oh! bid me not de part,
may not cannot quit thy mi achieved home;
Till the quick pulses of this throbbing heart
Be silent, and the grave my sorrows side.
cannot leave thee: let me lingsr still:
With thee, my Mother, any loi sweet,
Oh TO my heart LIES deepest blterest i'll,
Were the sad thought that more might meet.
On! tell me net my fatherland is fair
That thher 10 my kindred return
My hearts glad house 'twere vain seek for there;
Too proudly do their lofty spirits burn.
All no, my country, 1t is where thou art;
MY home, my kindred, shal they not be thine.
Then do not bid me from thy side depart,
But let me call thy God, thy people, mine.
Ere death shall calm my heart In its still sleep,
'Twere bliss, my mother, To breathe ore prayer;
For the last time TO gaze thee and weep
Then with hush'd soul thy lowly grave TO share.
Book of Ruth, LIST chapter, 10th and 9TH verses.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

eyes. nay dear; bur a. Shakespeare says What's
in q nsnef Montgomery ClermeAt Livingston By
any other name would paint as we'll He possesses
extraordinary talent Ne. 90 proves; yet we would
whisper in his ear the old adage Large oaks from
little acorns grow'-attend TO the minute, my boy,
and you will make a painter. My compliments to
your brother and tell him to cut off his noustaches."
No. 277. An Original Portrait of General Washing
ION! ION painted in 1888, by w. Dunlap, W. P. N. A.
we see from the catalogue that this head was painted
mr Dunlap at the early age of IL years, when the
ATS IN tins country of course in their infancy
:. mas merits Of no common order, and shows that in
youtn mr.: Dunlap had the same enthusiastic love
him. ~ 'o
NO. ESQ. The Epicure-F Williams. The first
WORK we ever saw by this artist was his "Sammy
the Tailor" exhibited the year before last II was,
although small, universally admired and created the
general inquiry Of "Who is Williams?" Nobody
knew. Another year passed on, and his Dominic
Sampson" appeared. The inquiry still went it's rounds,
"Whois Williams?" This year brings his Epicure'
well conceived and executed work. The little fat
gentleman in specs opens his eyes, and discovers with
surprise that F. Williams turns cat to be =. w. Ed
monds, cashier of the Leather Manufacturers Bank.
However, we will say nothing, but laugh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

PRAIsEwoRTny RENovATIoN.-It will be seen by
the advertisement in another column, that the re-
nowned and hitherto noisy Sixth Ward Hetel, has
changed hands, and the public may now rest assured
that it will hereafter be conducted in manner credit.
able to the gentlemanly new proprietors, Messrs.
Dunn & Layden, well as 10 the ward. This COM
modious and uncommonly central establishment, with
the neghborheod, having just undergone entire re-
novation in every respect, renders il most desirable
place for public meetings, military corps, societies,
&C.; and the present worthy lessees fully qua
lifted in every point Of view TO conduct it with taste,
comfort and lberality, have not the least doubt
they will receive the strongest encouragement from
the liberal and discriminating community. Give them
a trial, and you will be fully satisfied
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

To-hs Editor Of the Morning Herald, =
Swallowing that your efforts are tending to
shame asd expose the villain, and TO rev ard virtue
take the liberty 10 communicate TO you the following
fact ri forbesr giving The name OF the har heart
ed scoundrel who, devoid OF feeling, takes sdvsn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-01

No. LA. Engravings on Wood. A. Adams
Certainly very beautiful, and the manner in which
they are printed makes them more attractive. Mr.
Adams stands AT the head of this branch OF art
Nos. liz, Inland 270. Steel Eneravlngs-J. Smil.
lie All very fine especially the evening view on
Rondout Hill, the sunny effect Of which is admirably
preserved.
Nos. l57 and I5e Chalk Engravng-J. T.. +. Prud.
hsmme. Two heads from Stuart ard Chapman
clever and po,sess cIearness seldom 10 be met with
in chalk enqrsvings done in this country.
No. 1856 Engraving from painting by w. Page
r. ". Cushman. Classical in the design, and we'll
engraved
"Oh, papa what big picture Mr.. Montgomery
Clement Livingston has got hsrei Why, its mon
strousr'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

LADY OF LYoSs.-This piece was played !, ~.
Park last night 1t is the frst drama written bv Rnl
w6 ever played in this country. II went off we'll
but me actors were imperfect in their parts, or elss
'hougnt proper to mutiate the text. Forrest PLAYED
we'll Charlotte Cushman and Mrs Richardson ad.
mrably-Clarke very corroctly-Richings very res
pecaoiy-Paeide as he always does; and the rest, so
90 Forrest was called out amidst loud cheers, and
announced the piece for repetition tonight. The
house was crowded
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
NJ o N k " MA Il X EFT.
Monday. Nav IA0 p. M.

An extensive business has been day NJ the board
OF brokers, and at generally improving The sales OF
United States Bank very heavy the FIRST TOO shares
sold at Improvement Of per last sales but the
large quasy offered had the effect depressing the prices
10 dechfe OF per under The close of Saturday
large ananty OF these stocks property OF The
Charleston Insurance Offices sold to meet their recent Iose
and some Of them have returned England The sales az
all other stocks large and improving rates Del
Hudson rose per Phenix bank advanced Der cent,
Harlem per cent stonneton up to an advance NJ rs
and OF the Others showed an III
per cent. so large sales firm prices have not oe
CURED In long time The Of the committee from
Philadelphia with favorable from Mr.. Biddle with
regard baRk under the has given
impulse to returning cosfdence,-the 6nsncers OF
the Bdde policy uhere is formed for the ne apart from
politics, Biddie party and anti Bdde party among nn..-
ciers) are in high spirits One capitalist was heard to
be would, without hesitation, invest large ertuse In
Uned states Bank stock had he the opportunity There are
othsrs who look ssksncs his fearing the
results
The mpoatess Of specie still continue TO such an immense
amount that prodsces gIut the market BY the Pha
dephia from London, this day been received In
geld On u g. Bank Account and t8so 900 Prime Ward
King. Ths surchsrge Of specie again pa
per credits and all that IL wanted regenerae confidence
and theresy the Of trade molten Is
dec ve action the part Of Bde do away with
the doubt that yet hangs myserouy around the capitalist
the merchant and esuare the exchanges The es,ab
hment ef bank In wssee under the ample provisions
Of the ~, will efr Ct this
The process upos resumption
ofour banks and the preparatory eursmcn OF the
OF the other sais 10 OF whom by OF
January still going and very day Witnesses
provenes exchanges Money plesty this
city rs nov.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
Later from London.

The packet ship Philadelphia has arrived. She left
Tendon on the 20th and brings papers to that date
Her news has been anticipated by the Garrick and
England.
Dispatches were received from Sir J. Colborne
Governor Of Canada al the colonial Office on the 18th
ut.
Earl Durham was to sail on the 10th nit in the
Hastings, from Portsmouth for Quebec
snow storm as severe as any of the past winter
was experienced in London and its neighborhosd, on
the 10th of April.
Green peas were for sale in Lendon for one guinea
per basket, about theeighth of peck.
FRAscH.-The Chamber of Deputies on the 18th Of
April, was occupied with the discussion of the pro-
posed conversion Of the five per cents. The Com
mlttee on the extraordinary credits demanded on ae-
count OF Africa met for the eleventh tine on the 10TH
The limits Of the Algenne territory were discussed;
Al. Thers commended that they should be made as ex-
tensve as possible, and talked of sending force of
lOOOOO men to protect the territory.
LONDON MONEY MARKET 1sh, city. II oclk-Consos are
s or money and 9S buyers the aceouRt Exchequer
Bills are 81 TO 50 premium.
In the foreign market active Spanish bonds are Col TO
with the dividend coHpon deferred "A and passive
A Porting bonds better the Five per cents are
cents Dutch 99i to 0 The Three per cents 5Si To SAL
sr anan q to Columbian oii Mexican al to- and
There has been doing shares this morning Ola.
ridges Aphalte IL 10 IS premum Bastenne and Guaac
Is premiums British Iron 10 per share London and Bir-
mngham Railway shares IS premum Western
tor, q to BLACKWELL premum Manchester and Biz.
mnghsm q TO premiums Northern and Rasterp discount
Consols acrount With r;,,. do;n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

BrENos AyaEs.-The only news we find in our
files Of Buenos Ayres papers, just arrived, is the fol-
lowing
ORIENTAL STATE.-Our accounts from this quarter
may be summed up in a few words. The President
of the Republic, Don Manuel Onbe, has returned to
Montevideo and asssmed his share in the govern
men Leaving the command Of the army to his brother
General Ignacie Orbc We have no positive accounts
as to the position OF the Chief of the rebellion Fruc-
tuoso Rlvera,) and his army. The government AT
Montevideo has proposed TO raise loan of 200 600
paacones IN and Of the exgencies fthe State.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

~ BEACON CoURsE-we requested 20 say, that
by the OF the Padssde 10 the Newark
pixie Bergep hin mde since the fall meeting, the distance
rom J,rsey city about nle and half The spacious
ri the J.rey city ferry ply regularly every fifteen
ues. thus bring the Within sikng dist nee
carriages other route more expeditions and pleasant
rlsHs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
state of Trade.

But little has been dore in the OF business today Hbs
ing the srt ohe week the operations Of trade
into their regular train There have been auction sales
today from which may form a criterion Of prices.
the absence Of tn demand -four
rapidly recedng to It's former prices and heavy
al the quantity coming in very limited the holders
up the river hodirg hut doubt this will have the
effect Of keeping up the prices, the supply
equal the demsnd wheat remains the same; sale
Of arrival effected ary former the
quantity on hand Is small
ToBAcco-The Transactions In this line Limited On
ofhe small sioch and the hmncs obode
buyers unwilling to meet them unless decline. Sales
Of Kentucky continue for home according quality for
export, for reasons given above nothing doing Al New
Orleans the 5h, good demand felt for hipnest and
10 some instances an advance was experienced.
Transactions this day.
Tobscce-ine bids Kty 7as -Four 800 brs ~ Y, us
10 do Ga VIII. at 40, bush. fereign f6e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

DISTRESSING CAsuALrY.-On Saturday last, Mr..
Ludiam the superintendent of the power press in the
printing Office attached to the Methodist book room
IN TINS city, ~ seine means became enangled in the
machinery and was carried around for some minutes
by the main shaft. He was relieved from his terrible
situation by some of the inmates of the buld,ny. who
were attracted to the spot by his cries, when il was
discovered that both his legs and one of his arms
were broken. He is not expected to recover.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

ASorHsR.-A little boy, aged 10 years, had both
his legs severed from his body Saturday last, as
he was sitting with his legs hanging over one of the
wharves in Brooklyn, by sloop that was swept by
the tide alongside before he could get out Of the xax
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

BArnsi sArasi RATES !-Bathe, believed readers,
battle much and often IL you wish for health, happi-
ness, long life, lustrous eyes, and lovely looks lie,
us have public baths He who would build them
would be bencfactor to the whole community, and
build himself proud monument 10 testify that he
was phanihropist in the truest sense Of the word
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

20 Somebody has set " the Age" going. Good
although i i not whit behind the age, yet We
hope 10 nnd the Age improving in every respect.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

RacHs.-We insert today the two andsome swees.
stakes that opens the first Spring Meeting over the
Beacon Course At one s'cleck. Both races are es
pectsd 10 be very exciting. See advertisement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

For. though should wander q long summers day,
None I'D me- q 70 sarPass the q Ne blus."
Tho could believe what the old song hath told,
Shesid fancy Roxsnna was some what scod
Again, Caroline the second you name,
Although in my heart she Is first;
And my choice am sure that one will blame,
idqusrrel with that man who burst
M1die ssed yeu describe her, and thus twill be sses
love all the fair ones betwixt and between.
Expressive' Oh, very. you tell us Is Jane,
Finely formed, too tho not very tall
Pm sorry, but yet i like not the name;
You know that can't love II en- all;
Atho' I'D turn Mussulman, half Of my time,
Could i WOO them by turns-Pve made eut the rhyme!
Another dark blue eyes-oh, what shall do,
Pm quite at q loss which 10 choose;
For Emily fair surely would WOO,
: Was sure that she would not refuse
Sood form she Is OF, and possesses blue eyes,,
Above all too, ye Gods she's the sweet middle size
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

BURNING UP wIFE.-Ihe occupants oil h0use
situated upon the 3rd Avenue, near 7th street, be-
coming alarmed on Saturday evening by the smell OF
smoke with which the premises were filled, together
with the screams Of children, and the shricks Of some
one in apparent agony fastened enquire the cause,
when they found Patrick Kerwn sitting very com.
posedly at the street door, with couple OF twin
children upon his knees, and upon asking him what
the matter, he replied, nothing AT al just ex-
cept my wife that's burning up IN the next ROOM
The door Of the room being locked, il was forced
open, when a most appalling spectacle presented IT,
and smoke, burnt in most shocking manner in every
part Of the body with just power enough 10 declare
that her husband had thrown candle at her and set
fire TO her clothes during bit Of a scrimmage they
had had together. Subsequently, however, in pre-.
Of the priest she oxoneraed her husband from
all participation In causing the fatal injury she
suffering under. A large number of witnesses
examined by the coroner at an inquest held upon the
body, by the statements Of whom Il appeared that
the deceased in the habit of getting excessively
intoxicated, at which times she overturned every
thing in the house, sent the cooking implements at
the head OF her husband who from all accounts, was
a very good sort OF man, except when his wife got
into her tonterums and then he was IN the habit oil
getting drunk too and making disturbance. The
deceased was encienH nj the time OF the accident and
shortly afterwards was delivered Of fgtus, and ex-
pred on Sunday night
The Jury under all the circumstances OF the case,
returned The blowing vertict, vz:-"That the de-
ceased, Sarah Kerwin, came to her death by acci-
dental burning while in state OF Intoxcation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

ter mill has been discovered in Phiadepha, through
which about $4,000 of counterfeit Trenton, Newark
and other corporation tickets have passed and crcu-
lated amsng the community, together with the plates
press and all the other instruments Of those nefarl-
Gus issues
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

robscce-iee bids Kty 7as -Four 800 bris MT, us
l6 do Ga VIII 90 o bush. foreign 100
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10
VAUxHALL GARDEN.

IL The Mans cement take tits opportunity return their
sincere thanks The public for the liberal patronage
which they have received parcu aTy the evening
9Th when the Garden literally crammed hope by
making their study 10 please 10 merit continuance Of their
avors.
first with shouts &C aug hisr applause
The principal char will be ,pcrted by Me,s CATS
Taylor. Collins Lewis Mesdanes Herring, ThomaR, and
nj ~ Kerr
"a night Of Mr. Hoods ascension with wheelbarrow.
Manager OF the vaudevIlrs, Mr. Gates.
Tuesday Evening. July 10, 1883.
viii be presented first me brre the popular vaudeville
Colonel Albert. with song, Mr. Taylor
Jonstban Turks, Gates
Sol mon, Collins
fhemas, Lewis
Peter, Neson
Ernestine, with SON., Mrs Herring
Mary Anne, Miss Kerr
Aunt wnnfrrd Mrs bomas
Villagers, d,mestcs, &c.
Half an hours nterson tor reesLBent and promenade
during which the crebr-r New York Brass Band will
form several national marches quick ste pa, &c
Mr. Hood will then, the "a tine In this garden, make
nove acensor single the sane propeilinx
wteebsrow festnever attempted by any other In
this
Tie whole to conclude with a grand display of FIRE
WORKS. manufactured by OF the most celebrated
OF the day.
IN the cours- Of the evening fights OF Rockets.
Admi. ttnce IS Cents.
Doors spsa at ocIock-fenormsnce commences half
No OF the Performance on .ccoun, Of The
weather.
B-wery and Broadway stage, win convey visitors from M
per and lower partsf the city during the perfo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

On the 9th Instant Eliza Smith, daughter Of Henry D. ana
Eliza Pack. aged y airs, months
On The 9th Instant Taomas of ThOmas H. ChamDes'
aged years ami days
Ca Sunday the sh Instant Elizabeth Rksr the ynsngss.
daughter Of Jacob g. and Jaae Thes aged years.
and 2 days. 80, Y,
Suddenly turday, the 7th instant Andrew Jackson,
Of Daals Jackson, ESQ., aged year. moans' sAo 10
days RIA: 80,
AZ ,osck on instant the residence OF his father
ip.Iaw Gea Fort Van vechen, Esq counsellor at law
of Troy aged 81 yeafs -
Al Wsher CT the 4,h instant, MI Joseph Mosey,
Near 81 Chars Mo- ON the 22 ut in stae Of mental
rangemen James II. Palmer tragedian formerly OF West
Springfield, Mass
Weekly Report OF Interments.
In this Civ and Poiters Field from the 30 of June the
7tb day Of July
27meu-25 women-S7 boys-l9 girls Total ll8.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

J SECOND WARD HOTEL-Nex'to The corner at
Fulton street, Nassau streelThis well known establish.
mem having undergone thorough re6tng l. com.
peie order for the accommodation of ose who
with their patronage.
There in this house, besides the lower story, which is
rewn entirely open as public bar large upon
the second story rs feet by 2 wesued for the
ton OF public meetings, together with several smaller
adapted for the of Clubs referees for the saeoa
other private business.
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with and
may be furnished with dinners supper composed OF every
species OF deicacy which The markets AFFORD
notice. EDMUND JONES', Proprt tor. eil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

ID BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street, near
William sreeL-The subscriber proprietor of the Shades,
respectfully informs his feads and the public generally
that the encouragement received since the opening the
Shades, has induced HIM take the above house with
view those who reside the side
the city, The house fitted similarly and viii be conduct
ed in all respects the same as the Shades.
je2y J. EVANS