Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-15

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gang Nat des,veysd the steameoat sG Robert PED.
Il ob.aine6 for Gov. Maey md if the facts
nay 70 relied 81, 10 Important showing hat IL
attack, although made in the American waters, was
concerted in and proceeded from the British denim
ions: 9csCsa
81" William Johnson natural born eitizeno Upper Cana.
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command that expedition were nearly ali natural hors
English subjec,he exceptions younteersior The
renee without the II the United States place
BY Fort w.ss " Ss ~s The
40 not the United States selection Of ise
de,on Of the Uaied States and bad reference
o. the Commissioners under the 9Th arnce OF the treaty OF
1874 know the number Island, by that aecsn
was British territory yet hold possession of that station
hounaay line Of the United states il what wash Males
The object Of my Is OF the Cam
am not At with the commerce or property OF the
"sgneA his Of june in the year Lord
thousand eight hundred and thirty whit Jo...o,
This scoundre and his party have robbed and burn
ed three frame houses at the Canadian isle of Tante
opposite Bath, and shot some of the inhabitants
They have large barge with three six Founders in
it, and bid defiance to the British steamers to take
them. he E ,.a.. s..- .s,..
II is high time these Lake Buccaneers were "cst
oat" A few more aggressions from either side will
light the torch of war sooner or later, when thou
sands of valuable lives will be sacrificed in conse
quence of the awless rapacity of few worthless
vagabonds.
SLAvERs.-The Ben. Gather, from Matanzas re-
ports having been boarded off the Island of Ponce
23d ait by H. y. M. Snake, the Captain of which
reports having captured two slaversone of them the
Matilda the other the Arrogant. oan ufsa
PRESENT Fzox A KING TO A QUEEN.-We were
favored yesterday with sight of the truly beautiful
Victoria hat, manufactured by Carl King, and intend
ed 10 be presented to the Young Queen of England
II is now completed after labor Of three months
and Mr. King intends TO send il out in the return
voyage of the Sirius, to show BraRnias queen what
Yankee girls can do. James Gordon Bennett, ESQ.
is to be specially delegated present it her Ma
esty in person.. The hat is made Of June grass which
grew at Franklin, Massachusetts,. ,as,.s. p.
This grass springs up about June in ancultiyated
fields and shoots out about four FIVE top blades.
These latter plncked whilst very young, dried
bleached. and braided as soon possible, and they
form the finest braid in the world. This hat son-
tans 800 yards of braid; there are stitches an
inch, consequently the hat contains as $50 stitches;
it occupied 3msnthsin perfeeting, and viii be sent
70 the queen without thinning. 1t will be exhibited
at Niblo's next Tuesday and Wednesday. On Mem
day between and TP M, IL is to be seen exclusive
ly by the gentlemen Of the Press"
II For Mr.. Rchings we entertain the highes, per-
sonal respect, and therefore would die rather than
say anything 10 hurt his feelings or those of his
friends He CHANGED to be in at the Clarendon, TAX
ing glass Of wine with friend, whsn fight began
between Mr.. Williams and one two other gensle-
men. As they began TO crowd around the comba-
and the excitement became very great, Mr.. X.
merely observed, "let him have fairplay," and very
properly left the parties TO fight it out Mr. r is a
gentleman, scholar, and ripe good onn,. and has
cur sincere wishes for his welfare and unaoyed hap
pness; and SO has Mr.. williams. 4 emo atar aiss
DEsro.'s Pslsos.-The following asknowiedg
ment of the unfortunate debtors confined in the So
llitsry cells of that oaihsone and dreary charnel
house, erected, or rather sunk, sp0n the Collect
speaks volumes in favor Of the noble hearted ind-
vidual whose lberaiy is the theme of their CRATE
full communication. Mr. Milford has long been
known ~ the en,erpnsing and obiging host of the
Amsncan Hstel of this city, and the Pavilion at
NeN DIlRuton otdtfi iStur0. ht pfcScut fic 70 tuo
proprietor Of the splendid "Carlion House" where
no will no doubt reap the rich reward which his liber
atty TO the public and his benevolence to the OPP
pressed debtors apart from every other qualifications
Justly enitle him - ~" 5000 30 " nsta huH .
~ "a. h0r II. HALLS OF JUSTICE, June 18th, 1888
Ma. EprroE-A sacred duly which we owe TO
ourselves as well as 10 the community induces us
10 notice the touching incident which we subjoin.-
Mr. Milford the courteous and amlable proprietor OF
"Cariton House." forwarded request 10 the prs
oners that they would state the number now confn-
ed and asking them to accept such refreshments as
| his house could afford at the same time desiring
that the source from which this kindness emanate ed
should be kept secret. We can readily conceive tbs
decscy of feeling that influenced this latter request
but we DO not ee at liberty withhold such an act
of generous dlssnteresiedness from the public. We
reprea that the only return which at Present
make 10 the grateful remembrance of thankful
hearts Possessing ss Mr.. Milford does, all those
qualities which give q certain moral value 10 human
character we trust that he will be long surrounded
by tho means Of indulging IN those acts OF geaero-
sity which fern the characteristics of his nature
aaa.sh sa. - .1 TAG IMrsssSEp pxBToRs.
-U There 70 very wonderful child to be seen al
I the corner Of Roosevelt and Chatham sts r
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