Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-09


RIO d JAnsIno, March q.
Mr. DEAR BENHnrr,-Slncs cid grsnny Pope haa
built himself boat there 10 no keeping him on beard
| consequently we see very little Of the worthy fret
Poor Rino the supposed author of these illusions
has been shipped TO the United States, but not until
he was disgraced BY public castigaton. After that
letter in which the Comm0doFes soul, heart (which
think is very doubtful if he has any, and height was
blasened forth, he ttle Jsek) has been in perfect
in the Commodore's cabin nightly, consisting Of T..
3: the great satellite, Jerry Pope, Prince, and Lewis
Siturburger; and there poor Rno was tried, con-
demned, and finally sent home, and that without a
hearing The President frigate, Rear Admiral Ross
touched here on her way round the Horn. The Ad-
mlra had his family with him, consisting of Mrs.
Ross and her tive sisters. Our Jack was kept very
Dusy while they rested here. Any thing English, or
that smells of nobility, and that is enough for Jacky
his own c0untrywomen or men, unless they can
dine him well, he never visits Mrs. Ross and her
two sisters were PARTED courted balled, and i don't
know what by our worthy Commy while they re-
manned here.
When our Commy visits new place, he generally
finds out who are the wealthy people, and if they are
grandees, and entertain well, he valves ceremony,
and calls upon Them instead of waiting to be called
upon By them, thereby lessening the dignity of the
American navy. This we republicans get for appoint
ing such trash tailor boys and shoe blacks instead
of an Independent and thrifty editor.
We will leave here in the course of few weeks for
the La Plata. The Commodore is very anxious to
take fandange with the fair OF Buenes Ayres; and
as soon the saucy little Fairfield shall arrive,
hasten TO throw ourselves at the feet Of the bright
eyed damsels Of Buenos Ayres.
Your paper is very much sought after here. heard
New Yorker say the other day that he thought it
one of the very best prints in the United States; and
do, nay dear STR send Ms more OF them. am pleased
you lash those locofoc0s ship, from having
ten or dozen, has now only one, and that one the
head man on board. A few more months and hs
will have lost all relish for theparty.
AVan Buren, man would stand no more chance for
his life in Rio than would in getting to heaven.
few weeks ago, vessel called the General Jackson,
came in here for load Of coffee; no one would un-
dertake her consignment and not one would freight
changed her name to Webster-it took like wd6re,
and in two days she was under way with a heavy
load Of coffee, and two big bags of letters for the
United States.
N still keeps horse; he has stopped his beer but
oh the nHtmegs and warm water that he does de-
tr oy. Poor Cum who was taken in by the lovely wi
dow Of As and children, has been flung, and he has
been taking on monstrously slnce-he thinks nothing
of taking down couple of Burgundy at sitting.
He and the lovely Louisa still continue to write and
receive cross and double crossed letters. prognos-
is censummated within twelve months.
I. b. and Prince still continue in the wake Of
Commy. Jerry Popei swollen so much since Sill
dell went away that he will stand chance of burst
ing before long.
A and L. are still growing.
The iRvinclble psalm singer, Amasa Paine is daily
losing his hair and consequences.
Old Pilgarlck has lately been seen al late hour
in the Rue Catanea with cloak on.
N they say, has sprained his ANGLE. don't believe
it, Truly yours b.