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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

J. @. BENNETT, ESQ Sir La Saturday weekly,
just come 10 hand perceive an article alluding 10
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mathews IL
states that "some loafers," &c asserted that they
were "at Saratoga Ii IS even false; they we're not
even further than this wllage-and staying at the
Exchange Hotel, the landlord, Captain Skinner Ii
10 true they live very retired, with the exception OF
their taking a carriage during every afternoon Yet
their mode Of living and habits have by no means
disp leased the other boarders the same hotel You
are generally very correct in ell your statements,
and so very severe en- the bunders and mistakes OF
your con that avail myself thus early OF
an opportunity to set you night. For you must know
that am n Engshmap and slnce. admlrer Of the
drama; and above all, an enthusiastic admrer o!
Madame vestrs or Mrs. G. s.athcws, as she un-
doubleday il the perfect actress of the present
dsy And though subscriber 10 your excellent pa
per ehisy because, Of ell the New York papers, Il
most resembles our talented London journals, and
excels many Of Them yet am angry with you for
The other article in reference TO this dsghiisl actress
for this reasenthat the moral character OF The wo-
man not matter for the American public TO SQUAD
Bile about. They pay ner for contributing to their
Amusement and If she has acquired the talent OF doing
so better than any other woman, why not satistcdl
instead OF raising prejudice against her, MY dear
Editor, don't be angry with me because md FAULT
with you--for beng naturally candid and blunt
John Bull, speak what think, though u ~ not Of
any import to me whether you do or not Tor, amy
how,n you are n very good fellow. Be sure my in
formation IL correct about her staying IN TINS village.
A CONSTANT SvsscRsxr ASD ApmissA
Ioughkstpsie, Asg. 20.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
The siam.se Twin. i'm Trouble.

LovEJofs, tuesday, Sept Z.
Mn. kpI7oR Il arrived in town from Boston this
morning, and have good Joke to tell you that oc-
Cured in Salem on Saturday. One Of the Siamese
brothers, Mr.. Cheng, had warran, issued aga nst
him for en- assault on Dir. John G. Stebbins Mr..
Eng (which believe Is his brothers name) refused
to accompany the constable who had the warrant,
and threatened suit for false arrest if compelled 10 90
the officer was nenpussed and returned his war
rant The justice knew not wha, 10 do, and at las,
advcss, was about TO consult one OF the county
judges The assault, complained Of was, few stripes
with cowskin, for an alleged insult by Mr. stebbins
Yours, A SvtscRmER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

HJ= We have received q copy Of quarto card, on
which is printed very beautifully engraved represen-
taton Of the large painting by Trumbull of the Sign.
ers Of the Declaration Of Independence. Under this
Is the Declaration itself; under this again, the
signatures of the signers, l. their fac simiies Al
the bottom ls key 10 the licensees. The whole IL
surrounded with very handsomely engraved border
containing the emhemstcal devices Of all tho states
surmountcd by the portraits Of all the Presidents
The men who engraved and published this have con-
ferred lasting benefit on the whole country. ID.
Kimberley and b. Bolton are the engravcrs, and II
is presented 10 us by that enerprsng publisher, Mr.
George Endicoii, Of 204 Broadway. Let the public
reward them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
U' The Arabs play a, tho Park tonight.

WHoopIso CoueH This disease is very prevalent,
and is sweeping of numbers of little nnocents. Too
much caution cannot be used to preserve children
from catching this complaint, as an ounce of pre-
nt,on 10 worth pound Of cure" because Il is not
only Immediately dsnReou but sows the seeds Of
consumption and other fatal diseases. The lungs Of
small chi dren very delicate that they are easily
acted upon, and therefore enjon upon mo hers to
be very careful and save them from exciting causes
but II diseased, especially with the whooplng cough,
we beg them. II thew love their children 10 use Dr.
Taylor's Balsam Of Lverworl sold only al No. 375
Rowerv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

A LoArER's IpEA or GETTING A.HEAp.-Some
few nights ago, was very much amused with the
reply Of loafer, who found sleeping in the Park.
Having struck him on the soes his feet, after the
manner Of the Charles; he got up, and commenced
the usual abuse for disturbing him. told him TO 20
home and be sober for the future and that then he
would get ahead. He quickly replied, that nc had
been married ten years, and that he never able
10 get head in the world. How so 7" ] asked.
why, ~ 20. 10 children"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
Loafers look sing ssLsdies.

To On. Kaltor Of Me Herald
Su-I call your attention 10 nuisance, IN me
shape Of dandy losfer with long black hair, VINO
pronenodes the Battery, looking with most unpar-
ralloed audacty the ladies' faces, until ne makes
them blush. BY giving the above an insertion III your
invaluable paper, you will oblipe
FRlESp TO THE LADIES.
Certainly, we will insert any appeal the public -
favor OF the ladies'. The dandy losfer, with long
b,.ca hair" has no right to look al our ladies' until
the, blush that 10 practsed great extent in this
-.emmuniiy; neither has "Fnend 10 the Ladies"
~rehtts spll unparalleled" with two rs because
bad spelling s also prsctIsed 70 toe great extent in
abs com nsnity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

DJ7 The trial OF Erzbergcr Moses Allen, before
the Court Of Common Pleas, IS Sc down for Monday
next II will be remembered that the defendant was
prosecuted crmlnally before the Court Of Sessions
for the alleged frauds, but by some or other
escaped conviction. The Whole matter will now
come before common sense ordeal, and Justic will
undoubtedly be done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

Blue LAws-The watch took up, night before last,
some thirty or forty females in the whom they
accused of being dsorderly persons. No evidence
of that fact shown the magistrate at the dis
charge of the watch except that they had been
convcrsng with men the corners of streets. JUS
tee Lswnds, who wished 10 be absent from the city,
deferred examining the accused until IL o'clock, re-
ferrng the investigation 10 Justice Bcodgood, who
said he would have nothing t. do with IT. In the
meantime the unfortunate females remain in their
cells without opportunity Of making their defence.
II is but small offence, At any rate should think,
in land of liberty for lady TO converse peaceably
with gentleman in the street 80 much SO that we
very much doubt the power Of any body 10 prevent
them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

Ne, worlds on worlds. IN phrlanx deep,
Nee, we seli 10 Go~ ~ here
Tn. ~ sy. fresh from winters sleep,
Tsils of his hand IN lines |. clear.
", q, power, bnt his who Nehsa The shies,
An poured the day spris2s pnrpls 6ooa.
wnnsis ons nikv in all u tries,
Coulo rear lhe daisy's curious bvSt
Mould iu greea cup. Us viry steu,
It's 4 ged boruer ieeiy spin,
AnS Mt IN 20 a emhnssrd rem,
Thsr.sst a ,ils-s glssps withia
Ant az u With = hand - FRYE,
o. ~ anir nnd sssrrt sod,
Thai an IA whcrt In he N alba uny eef~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

PAssIse had MerEY.-Michael Bnen, an nfa-
nous Irish villain, committed on half dozen CON-
plants of swindng this community, was yesterday
accused by the keeper Of public house with having
passed upon him a counterfeit s5 bill OF the Morris
Canal bank which he gave in payment fer eating
aad drinking to the amour; of ST cents receiving
change for the balance OF the bill.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

o. The General Sessions yesterday found man
guilty Of petit larceny This IS the seventh convic-
uon this term. The prisoners either bamboozling
the District Attorney, or the subpocpas for witnesses
are not regularly made out. The District Attorney
wants an efficient clerk very much TO attend TO pub
lie business.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

EVENING HERALD.-This afternoon our afternoon
paper will contain all that is published in our morn
ing paper the whole of the shipping list for the en-
iire week. with digest of the markets for The same
perod-tcgether with all the latest news received
all the mails up to o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

Cosorxa's Isasssr--The body OF an unknown
infant was founs IN a sewer enc ased ia pine box
in 2ist street. The appearance Of the chllds head
,ad at,d that IL was Of lusn parenisee low,
proirudinq aud rereaung fsrchcadpug nose and trge
mouth. Verdict slill born, and CT posed BY it's unna
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
m u RNlNG ERALD.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1855.


p Our WxExLy HERALD, which will be published
his morning precisely at o'clock, in addition to
me very singular and recherche articles that have
not appeared in our Daily, will contain two admi-
Jable engravngs illustrative of portions of the his
terry of that extraordinary ANIMAL the Giraffe, now
IN this city, with descriptive history OF the ami
nal from the earliest record.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

Rock Hall is the only place on the third avenue
worth gong TO for pleasant ride. There you meet
with kind TREATMENT and fine pleasant air on the p
ara, to sit and ENJOY good cigar. All ye who ride
out Of town should not fail to call.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

RroHAvIwo.-we were shown yesterday seme fine
~pecimens Of engraving, from Mr.. James Clarks es-
establishment, No l67 Broadway, and must really
confess, from the beauty and excellence 81 work
naushp. ,hey surpass any hing we have seen lor .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

~ Miss Davenport is doing wonders ~ Troy,
where even adult actors have failed to I'll, Ct any
hing eliher Tor the mana!ers or ,hemselyea She %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

THE GrRAFrEs shortly leave us call and see then
by all means, yoa may probably never meet the op
portunity again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
Chapter OF Accidents.

FERRY ACCIpENT.-On THURSDAY afternoon TWO
small boys, Of the ages of II and IA years. were OBJ
served TO attach boat in which they had rowed
themselves the North RIVER to the front part
Of one of the Hobeken ferry boats, with the inten-
ton OF being towed across gratis. The persons hav.
ing charge Of the boat not having observed their sit
uatlon caused The engine TO be set in motion, the first
revelation Of which parted The fastenngs Of the small
beat which driited under the wheels and was imme-
diatey sunk. Both boys were drowned, notwith-
standing every effort was made to save them. Their
names are not known.
DrATn EXPLOSION OF SPIRIT GAs.-Elzabeth
Roach, coored woman, in the employ of Mr. Tho
mas, at No. 4e, Henry street, was yesterday burnt
10 death in consequence Of the explosion of lamp
filled with spirit gas which she was trimming. Mr..
KIP, the only person who was present at the time the
accident occurred stated before the coroners inquest
that he observed the deceased while she was filling
the lamp, and saw some of the spirits run over the
side, which was instantly set on fire by another lamp
near BY when the lamp and can both exploded set
ting fire 10 her clothes and various articles about the
room. Every effort was made TO relieve the sufferer
from her awful stuanor but without effect. The
deceased fingered few hours in the most excrucia-
ting torture, when death 6nally released her fren
her misery.
KILLED ny Fire EScIrE.-On Thursday after.
noon a small boy, name unknown, who had follow.
ed one of the engineers TO the ere al the ship yards
undertook 10 assist in working machine, when he
was struck in the head with one Of the arms which
fractured his skull, occasionng his skull on the fol-
lowing day. This should be caution to youngsters
to stay al home.
FATAL AcoIpBrT.-A man named Peter Mount,
who wac engaged At work upon q steam boiler at
the foot of Hubert street, instantly killed yesier
day, by the boiler rolling upon him.
NIBLos.-lf there 10 daring act which any one
Of the Raye family will fear to attempt, we shonld
really like to know what is. The very idea Of their
ascension to the top OF the lofty tower in the west
garden gives us vertigo but not only 90 they make
II in the most cool and peaceful manner possible, bu,
Gabriel tonight will have the temerily TO wheel
barrow to its "topmost verge" Jocko and the
Italian Brigands are the other entertainments
course a crowd but look ont for greater crowd than
ever on Monday nieht-t is fixed for Mr. Nibo's
benefit the particulars Of which we shall take pleas
urc in duly noticing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

An secoun, gvsr Of reary GEO patients among Yer.
five LEES restored Ia sgk Who had been born bBo.
Copy OF Letter from Bsptst Is.Is, .nsc,d from
The Newcastle lEnrsrcl Gsze,i~, Jpre >, ISL
Ie the Edi,srs the lis 81 Dir Wilsns p.acrcc IN tins
town having expired, csnlo psisusds sureses 10 Vv
hold from and the pnoc. wln have hsaId shd
during several visits 10 Nj ws NE tie o receiving
his INDECENT patients prior 10 having tad an opportunity
visiting the re, nj General Dspansay gh III horn Lon
don, DiakRg Inquiries En LoneroGs patients
here and which had the lheIy reporting kw
Eumersu patients In this town, we we're tu'ry ncItduous
81 the prevailing reports respecting the
formed by his remedies but ~bs hs patients asprsd
the positive ard terms they had been
afflicted, and what Mr. :. medic sd d the
slu6b-n incrcduty and prejudice which existed In
breasts and which eped the OF
ers, was completely counteraci.d and rnm.sd
shsuIa respectable individuals an, In their
be desous Of uyirg Mr. nedcn bot rstsirinr
Piles the a OF his mode Of treatment by applying
willing dirsct conduct thu
testify the astonishing benefits they have
ed No less than Ave born bind have bern bepe ed
in this cy more and less but one OF ~hon
peri, ctly well.
We day examined Mr. VS. Lat Of patients. and
find the number since his arrival In Newcastle avansed
nine hundred and h,ty.,hree.
We are, gentlemen, yours he,
RICHARD PKscILLy,
HEkRy PEscILLs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

JERSEY Shin PLasrERs.-This trash was anneun-
ced to be paid las, June. Why they not paid up
in good money! gentleman called on us yester-
day TO state that he had been TO Jersey three
times with shin piasters to the amount of SAC, and
could no, &c, the money for them. He saw Mr.
Kean, store keeper and brother of the treasurer
He told the holder of the trash that there
ney in the treasury, but that he was as an individual
in the habit of buying them in the best way he could
he had bought some at 10 per cent discount. Oh!
shame, where is thy blushf We advise all holders
of this ash TO prosecute the corporation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

November 20 1897.
ar The above Letter appears, wss tea Nv NJ Ne
h~vtv IN Novcw Der ssivhrn first tu ~ Nv b~
Erslnh Ocpel-snce hch iiHc tt has tSu.t-a i H. ma =,
HE went N Brooklyn, snr ~ tatySu,-
al the cght reniais ptl hs ~ khaac.
uopapd a IA slnude 10 Dr. Ian A. al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

y TO THE EDITOR ~ ynE SUN viii the psss
sntess ssd hssrrh gsusde W Dr. isisns. the 0caliss
he nves In fovaecte Heu of Canal and
broadway address that ske afflicted IN
her eyes y three 81 ~tch che had lest the
sgh ef essy The oher nearly bad she had beea
s~nd-s ~ the hrs Physicians q this city, and
ssl,ed mo esnehL She sss experienced great pain from
done .r. sight good resys tie excerpt far few
no1ss Ne~ ny the heasinE OF God and Docni wnllamss
snse the second third day he aerdsd The has
h.a any pain On her begins TO and
ne hsd not b~e@ able DO Tor long ns and which
ny n~nds ever e,pec~d that she ~osa ever be able
since sy sister has Keen one ef DR. VIII snss patients
~ skat both Old aad Young. well Of middle Tive
arr new rseoss rag tLeu "a hi Who have
ioe ssta be hgb since her brtA. 4 know The lady
W. blind ss Yeas nd no~ bes,ss 70 see.
Written fo my sister, Nsrgmes DcLes s4s Hous.sn street,
Dated, New yorA. March z7,A. hasa
VI asohcr Of person born Sind dated ouerr ,epx
near Aali~ns April q. la.g.
The Mayer 81 the twnci os~rrsun 10 Mr. Williams, ocu
"sK-l am inoTmsc that yours woman of tbs Town 10
whom aeavsn had refused the liz hi hen born nov
hepss that that Irsslion only mt doubt
In the excellence e rwEcss that Providence
10 her that Osng she has had e
uncer Your care sse dsnesnhss every olee that pre-
sestsd To her.
ola 9Th her lasy, to sspress 10 you their srautpde
you accept very kssnbie thanks in psrlcuar
for kDc siesor Ia her tor asnlessso
ness have the honor 70 BE-. SIR, he.
PIcARD, Mayor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

To Mr.. Williams oenist IN his MsJcsly Charles N.
sIR-1h he cement have rcenea In nsosihs thai I
have tsa ihe happiness be usder your obgss
express you my gratitude. became bl years Of
sg~ and had been los ory oar iol. borg
time, The OF The btstea Ocnisis
RS. bout receiving the least benefit bet ~ the sppc
ton OF your reneehs can row walk ever whsr.,
witholi guide and ,bscl On
day last visited farst. aLd all rlaens
ished the total thsSge ase operated eyes, In
shori time know sJoy that - qus ohing
the oolhiry Of with there rsmsntd bot very feeble
collection sdnire. TIE peas9re have IN euLhsr
praise, never sgrsl our gooostss " me-
sm Sir, nc.
Written FOR my Sister, RosE DrsyoRer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-26

SPECIE PAYMENTS IN Nsw YonK. Gov.
Marcy transmitted special Message to the
New York Legislature on Wednesday 10 re-
latlon to the resumption of Specie Payments,
recommending as a measure of great exped'-
ency for the purpose of sustaining the banks
in their determination 10 resume specic pay
menls, that the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund be authorised IN issue the stock Propo-
scd to be created for the enlargement Ut the
Erie Canal and other works ofpublic improve
inent, and lend the same to banks. to te
used by them as their cxigencics may require
first requiring adequate security from. the
banks 10 the amount Of six or eight millions
or the adoption Of another similar measure
that the Legislature might deem proper and
to which he would give his cordial assent and
CO. operation. The message was read and
referred to the committee on banks.
The Erening Posi- wiibholds any opinion
on the subject, and appears to look opon this
project with great distrust, as "jnstlhabls
only under the strongest necessity"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-26

Court Of Probate, Newport. April 2, 1888.
TIpoN the petition OF Richard Shaw, Admin
u istrator on the Estate Of Ceasar Babcock,
late Of Newport. colored man, dec, stating that
the personal Estate Of said Ceasar Babcock, in
tie hands Of said Administrator. is insufficient by
the sum Of Two hundred ninety eight dollars,
twenty one and half cents TO pay the just debts,
funeral charges, &c. Of the said Ceasar, and
praying ,ha, he may, in his said capacity OF Ad-
ininistrator, be authorized and empowered to sell
so much Of the Real Estate Of the said Ceasar
Babcock, in the State Of Rhode Island, as will
be sufficient TO raise said sum Of Two hundred
ninety eight dollars, twenty one and a half cents,
with incidental expenses:-It is ordered, that the
same be received and the consideration thereof
referredto a Court Of Probate to be holden at the
State House in Newport, on the first Monday in
May next, at 9 O'Clock A. M. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this order
three weeks in succession, in the Herald Of the
Times, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy witness,
as. d. B. IIOwLANp, Pro. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-26
LIVERY STABLE.
James H. Mctchear,

Nh"roni, W. ~
GRATEFUL for past favors, informs the
" public, that he will be happy to receive
the calls of his friends and visiting strangers
at his Livery Stable in Prison-street, where
the best Carriages and Horses will be at their
service at all hours of the day and evening.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the con-
veyance Of steamboat passengers on their
arrival or departurc-early or late.
Orders left at the Stab!e,or at his residence,
directly opposite, will receive punctual atten-
tion. Newport, April IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-26
Notice.

V,IlE Public are informed, that the .Nsw
u port Foundry and Machine Company
have commenced work in their Establishment,
at the south end Of Thames.street and arc
prepared to Contract for building Machinery,
and making castings OF any kind that may be
required on as favorable terms as any Other
Establishment in the Stote.-All orders ad
dressed to the Superintendent will receive
immediate attention.
BRAYTON SLADE, Superintendent.
Feb 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-26
III. SESSIONS.

HAS THIS DAY RECEIVED,
A large assortment Of Prints,
~ Low priced ditto,
Cheap pongee hdkfs
Blk. Italian Cravats,
Highland shawls Of new patterns,
Edinboro' and Brocha shawls,
Wrought middes ditto,
A complete assortment OF Hosiery,
Linen cambric hdkfs., raw silk shawls,
Russia diaper good cotton table covers Of
ull sizes,
Linen and brown linen do, very handsome
linen danask,
Linen sheeting. homcsPun linen strainer
cloth,
Broadclo,hs Of good quality fashionable
colors at low prices,
Low priced cloths for boys clothes Of good
color,
Cassimeres, moleskins Of different prices,
Summer cloths. and linen drillings,
Together with multitude Of other articles,
rendering his assortment more complete than
at any time heretofore-all Of which will be sold
at the lowest prices. (April l2.