Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

hsvcnceived further eviderce ffcr two farmers
Who nsvs just avrivet Rom the scene Of action
-Four hundred men hsd' LETT the eomy 10 chsstiseu
Dineasn for his treacherous attack. About the ssme,
N nber we're len in the camp, Tor its defence The
for mers were present when the camp sacked
Eng say that they have seen quite sufficient to pro-
vent Their joining the number number Of farmers
nave LETT the Kat riyer 10 pssst MARTA
Ma. WsfoHr's BILL DEFsATsD.-We learn from
Washington that on Tuesday evening Mr.. Wright's
bill was very unceremonioasly kicked cut of the house.
~ a majority of 10. Mr. Curtis, of our city, then
introduced bill, having for its object the same mea-
sure as contemplated by MIR. Webster IN his bill,
wh'cn the Senate rejected. Mr.. Curtis's measure
was under consideration when the mail was closed,
'"e mouse being still in session. Several amend
neh's nad been proposed by the party members, but
'neywcfc all voted down. One Of theG, We UNDER
s'""u was ouered distinctly test on the divorce
question: ana tins was rtj-ctedhy majority of
~ IL was confidently believed that Mr. Curtis bill
would be carried in the House.
oua ARMy-Graude is q prominen, Characters
nc of the soldierhe holds it to be oeint of bonor
never 10 slecp under the weight of an OBLIGATION =
single night longer than he is able to DISCHARGE it
Soft was with the gallant sergeant Henry Arnold. az
Bedloe Island. His name is rather against hin,
NO natter he is no traitor az five and tweatv veays
OF hard service testify. We made an inadyer,ent
observation, the other day, reeclins upon The con-
duct of IA recruit nader Sergeant Arnold which we
discovered afterwards was applicable TO one of our
city beauties We made the correctoa ia Justice to
Uncle Sans boys, which they no sooner read than
they make us a vote of thanks, man the boat and
shove of with the proceedings in thei, pockets, and
nothing would do bat we must take swig out other
can,een in good fellowship. This recruits Of our SER
vice are not the ofcass Of society," that we were for
merry obliged TO 10 in order 70 al our ranks
bat are composed Of the best staff in the country
and are ry entitled to the rak aad pay of the re-
crnlts for the naval service.
Row eN TIVE FIVE PoIsrs = We are sorry ~ ~
that the festivities Of the day were interrupted on tie
4tn by serious riot in Orange street, which broke
out among parcel of sailors, and the Irish nhalt-
ants of that neighborhood Ii seems that the dis
turbapce was begun by couple of drunken sailors,
whether English or American Is not known who ia
suited several persons in their demcils BY CALI
ing them "thc damned Irish" Pat having too much
Fourth of July in him TO brook the insult in silence
Joined Issue and capsiz the tars in the CATER,
where they hammered them into cooked hat Se-
vera natives then interiercd and Patn his turn was
"lathered decenty;" reinforesmeD Coming up on
both side 8, the battle soon became general and con-
tinued with vascillatng success from 2 ill 7 p. M,
when the contest was ended by the appearance Of
Mayor Clark, who made them all as quiet as lambs
in few moments, by chanting the much admired air
of "Ern 60 Bragg"
number of the wounded Irish were taken TO the
"Golgoha," where they were pretty we'll fly blown
before the doctor came, Of course. Ii served them
Fight. No business to kick up Robbery on the 4,A
of July, WHOM the doctor was dining with the corpo-
ration.