Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22


~ fsel enough 70 last about 40 hears, and mounts
about four guns"
~ don't care what guns she MOUNTS" said the
beauty, u can only say she mounts some nice evn
ing young officers aud am sure they are preiefaoe
to all the steam in the world. But bless me, mat
poor member is faintlng or dying! Dear ne now
strange and dreadful !" = t.f.a ,rlll.Il
This was said of Mr.. Hows who was addressing
the House and making his fret speech which seemed
TO alarm him to such degree as to produce syn
COPE Ii occasioned great eemmetion IN the House
he was carried 10 window and bicd and though
his speech was cut short his life was prolonged.
slave you been 10 the OPERA 10 near MADAME
Caradori ~ asked the young lady
"Oh certainly. Who cosld mssl? The whole
world was there and Of course among them 1
never saw the National so Iammed before. ihey
have absolutely become unsteady mad here, and race
after Caraderi as if she were eyren The fashion,
able and Questionable old and young, high and
lew, the grave legislator and the messenger have
become fascinated by the duioei ana ravishhg strains
of the vocalist Although the national treasury was
absolutely VACUUM, and the government on the
very eve of bankruptcy, the representatives OF the
people could resist the fascination, and adjourn
ed to hear her. WE'LL isn't she exquisite? could
listen to her the whole year round and never tire
but suppose you have been invited to the wedding
here" sHNAt
"NotI They are getting 10 be somewhat Gem
mon place, from their number and frequency. But
envy the happiness Of those who have been so for
tunate 10 succeed in their connubal prospects,
IL is quite an era in the history Of tins city. Six
weddings IN couple of weeks, IN fashionable life
too; il is almost incredible Who ever heard of such
thing Upon my soul shall soon be left in the
vocatve, and stand SOLITARY and alone, like Ben
ton in the pursuit of hard money | must follow
suit, and take unto myself helpmect if can get
one TO have me-"
"Why do you think that would be difficult" said
| the young lady with a blush. II should fancy
| ou-could-mlght meet with some one that would
not-thfHk yor altogether disagreesble Indeed
| hum-but perhaps you hum--could hum, hum -
IN ~ 81 hen n a m
/ gallery without Interruption.
The Sun correspondent, who seems 10 be exees-
svely creduous has got another cack and bull sto-
| nv about some fellow hourshing his stllcto, and
talking big in tae ladies' gallery. He appears TO
think this rufanly conduct is qnite polite and gen.
/ temeEty IN the presence OF the majesty OF the
hoHse, and seems TO regret that the man In buckram
| did not draw blood. have inquired of both door
keepers, who say il is mere gmeEt of imagination,
| and that some QUIZ or swaggerer has imposed upon
the easy cresuty of this correspondent. IL would,
perhaps be better if he would expose the filthy
diiioE of the galleries sci apart fer the gentlemen.
These furnish spectacle that would disgrace up
ping shop the floors and backs of the seats covered
with tobacco gIuiee-the latter also dsfgured with
rude heads drawn with the pencil and the names of
obscure creatures who thus wish 20 sperpctuate them;
and the rail onthose backs almost worn out by the feet
of those whom the nastincss and the filth of the seats
drye 10 the .oDs of the rails for nss.as place These
end TO the other, and yet they pay men for doing III
and the Speaker wishes to drive therespectabe part
of the community into these regions of stencil and
nastiness TO accommodate parcel of fops who come
with ladies', OF can get the PERMISSION Of such gen.
tleman as Boon or Broadhesd While wasting thou
sanas on themselves, these representatives will not
afford even dip candle TO light their soverelgns into
the galleries who thus Obliged to.gropo their way
up well as they can during night session. They
pretend TO have door keepers who are never at
the doors, and parcel of boys whom is an abso-
lutte misery 10 get 10 deliver message!
The treasury note bill had hard struggle in the
Heese IL tur1ed on the Speakers vote, and on him
rests the responsibility. The bill would have been
relec enc OF your members had not been asleep
several of its opponents absent, and some of the
Conservatives had not cared in. Hofaan made a
speech on the bill but he did not, think sustain his
reputation. IL ,Avaa a subject with which his mind
was act very familiar, and he did not exhibit his
usual eoquence. Some, however, attribn,e his fail
ure 10 ebuscaton produced by the eRder passion,
\ to which he IS now a vciirs. Alas, poor Yonck A
| fine fellow is Ogden Hoffman. Mr.. Alien, Of the
Senate, 1all, lank, and hungry, offered resolution
few days ago, inqRnng into the state of the banks
of this district, who their stockholders debtors,
&C, supposing that he could expose some Of the
wings; Enough. believe, the only stockholder is X.
NJ. Johnson. Sewer, one of hrs own party, gave
,iim terrible blow W about il and charged tie pre-
sent change of sentiment in the people 10 thesense
less and reiterated clsmsr Of che party against
BANKS. He said, that he had always found those who
were the most ready 70 suspect the virtue OF others
70 be themselves the NEST guilty, and that The sppo
netts of banks might be reduced 10 three classes
thsee who he'd no credn. those who had defrasded
banks, (alludas TO Benscn) and those who had con-
stt.tonal objections to them- The resolution eotits
qaesus by VOC of Slto NJ. Allen, teshcw his ger
tlty eoek his nose, very respectablet roboscie be-
tween his hngers, blew oat ats contens-on the floor
Of the chamber, wiped it with his handkerchief thus
saving che expense of washing, and left his seat in
dadEeos Silas Wright has written iong speech,
in the form Of report the subject Of te treasury
order, DC, which occupied h'm and the prime Sc
creiary thFoe hours IN reading Thirty thousand ex-
ira copies Of what the people Will never read were
ordered 10 he printed, 20 be used waddng employ
cd by grocess for wrapping paper and deposited in
the tenn pie Of Cloacina.
Some spanne took place today IN the Ssnsie, be-
tween Webster and Calhoun, on an amendment TO
theteasury note bill, offered by the fermer 1t was
quite spirited. HorAcx
1500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS srscItIc MIX