Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-27

of is at distancethe people oi Cahaua are
being arrested for sedon under the new act-the Fro
vincial Parliament has not very recently been heard
from.
One word more The Fulton went out. not with mi
litia volunteers but u s. soldiers The former utterly
refused 60 and such the feelings OF the people.
that il their wishes will avail anything she Will sink on
her passage at leas freeze up IN the lake Inc New
England is chartered round price bv the Govern
and guarded sight and day-so are the other sus-
pected vessels.
ISrom our Correspondent Brougaam.-No xXIIl
ALBANY Jan. "a.
| VETO. Veto veto; will say our worthy Governor
when the bill authorize the issue OF small bills shall
have passed the Senate! And the probability that it
will pass the Senate, is every hour ripenng into GER
,an,y, Mark wha, / say. The Bill will pass both
Houses, it first went through the Assembly. Then
follows the Governors VETO. Shall explain? will
H3Hqm T. Marcy does not for the ncrt Gorernorship
Mr.. Van Buren, viii not let 90 his hold upon the pas
sions and preudices Of the people in this Slate, This
veto is to be anoher United States Bank Veto. Strange
things are in preparation for the wondering people
The caudron is boiling. In due time shall have the
prophecy Mr.. Marcy is already thane of CLAIMS. :
Anon yog shall hear more. But remember; the deter
nnaton Is nou, that the Governor shall veto the small
bill law.
The com nittee to whom was referred the recon-
mendaiion of the Governor for general bank law ~H
repor, bill early week. They have walked up
from their lehargy. The difficulty is with The western
members They 60 for restriction IN banking, auctions
and every thing else that does affect their pockets
They noble and patriotic band just ready to
egislas for party to obey the dicaton Of new Alba
ny regency, ever the old sinners The people
will find fear that they have only changed matters,
and that the kngly authority yet the However
the committee going bill 10 throw open Bank
ing Ii is opposed by these wings of the West, as
ocofoco radical measure.
The Erie Rail Road proposition will come up IN all
February. The design is 10 lend the company the faith
Of the State for three millions of dollars. There will
be a hard battle on this question Angry elements are
already in motion Oh the little wisdom of people
Our eois hey Ia O
the STATE by useless measure. and leave their fate
the public works already constructed, instead OF bend
ing all their efforts make the latter profitable.
Blu, go, aid we must meet the crisis as becomes
Petitions for the repeal of the law Of 1885 pour
ing into the Senate. The people are holding meetings
in the interior give the Senate idea Of their feel
ngs and opinions. The debate continued today b.
Mr.. Hunter in favor OF the Assemblys bill. nv Mr..
Spramer against oil mcddng with he law Of 1895, and
by Messrs. f. r. Livingston and Levi Beafdsley fora
suspension ofthat the Bank Committees Bill
The speaking heavy, dull, and PROXY. went to
bear Mr.. Hall in the House as discovered who
were TO bold forth in the Senate.
The auction bill is kicking up dust here. What do
you all think Of it in New York Mr.. Hall proposed
amendment today, requiring quarterly returns OF all
goods sold and struck off, though not sold Again, he
purposes TO incaPsca'e forever any auctioneer who
may be guilty OF breaking the statute from exercising
the profession in New York These amendments meet
with favor among the Webster Wing members who
yesterday began manifest hostility the BILL
u
Mr.. Hall made long speech today in It's favor, ex-
planning fully his object exposing with mastery
hand the corrupons and frauds OF the present system
showing that free competition would all the evils
under which we labor, and proving that the
nue. would be increased thereby. He gave the Rad
Gals dressing, and set OF men deserved 1t
more. They have been charging the Wings rs being
Federalsts for the last few days. Mr.. Hall showed
that the present Van Buren, party made up 81 ul
ira Federais that they carrying out the doc
irines Of that school most ,riumphantly look upon
81, olua 10 tha
Bank System. The feeling is becoming more and more
prevalent favor Of unrestricted trade, far as is
consonant with rational liberty.
No news from the West
SOUTHERN MoRALrTY.-A pamphlet, purpor,ing TO
be a sermon, has been published in Charleston Is o.
against the theatre making ii out the drawing room OF
Satan, and anehamber the brohel This ouipouring
OF the spirit has been elected by the Of Abbes
new theatre and IL something like s,raning knat
and swallowing camel.
Errquxrrr-There is one maxim which every
rrant fashion every person who wishes to be dis
tngus in fashion or literature. should be impressed
wth-sud that Is is noticed In society, or can
spprosc. the ladies'. who is reader and admrer
of the Herald.
CONSEQUENCES or IRREGULAR PRAcTIcE.-A lady
at Baltimore, last Saturday, directed by her physi
clan take given quantity of phosphate OF soda she
accordingly sent 10 an npothecary Tor H. VINO sent oack
a whitish powder which the patient had suspicion
right, and her mother herself TO ascertain
that the prescription had been properly COMPLIED with
The apoihecary pulled down his pharmacopea, and
ferrng the drug. said all right. The lady then
swallowed the preparation. and Immediately became
alsrrningy III. The physician sent for, and the
circumstances mentioned TO him wnereupon he went
to the spothecarys and found that the powder sent
sih Of msrcary formed by the combination OF am
rnonia and corrosive sublmate and known riie pre-
epitse The unfortunate victim Of the pill vendors ig
expired on Sunday. in great agony
Now this is Of the effects likely ensue, ifevery
presuptuous bockhesd is permitted sell medicines
before his knowledge Of their qualities is satisfactorily
tested In fact the discretion Of vending drugs is Ike
entrusting child with loaded firearms The present
instance is decidedly Of manslaughter.
Justly PUSIsHID.-Captain Van Benthuysen, Of the
City WAUGH has been mulcted in the sum Of s25 by
Jury Of his csuntrynes 10 the Court Of Common Pleas
Tor illegally and unjus,iaby ncarcera,ng citizen in
the Watch House Under the circumstances we think
he ough, have been fined s25o bu, that this
will be lesson all nsolen Charles not to overstep
the bounds Of their duty Cor the future. The was
simply that the citizen. Mr. Fort called him "aliar-
Judge Ushoefer decided thu, no abusive words used
to Waterman could justify the wschrnan in laying