Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

II belong siE to the Philanthrepic Socety-we
have done much to relieve misery, and hope YOU will
call on the public to support the society. )"
We'll tell the public what we believe, that you
deserve much more than they can give" '.+
haps-Csne in. An elderly gentleman. y.
mr. Bennett was good Catholic, sir"
"He was', lufrs..i..' rgt,,s', 80 -. e,..a
He did all he could for the Barclay street church,
"He did, ,4o,'.. - $50, - - -.
Hope you'll do the same in his absence. We
give an oratoro there on the 27th Hope You'll call
public attention to it." gE1 o a 9r'Ii,rN it
swell do SO directly, and tell them to pon
Rap rap Two young men enter.
Mr.. Charles Deavan's compliments. and he has
opened his splendid stere and hopes e see the editor
down there" Fh0i a aw TI
"Messrs. Langley respects, and they have opened
their book store with the best assortment in the city,
pleasure of the editors company" a
Say he'll come, and tell the public that they have
opened rich" gu
Rap.-Come in. messenger covered with dust.
Mr.. Bolts and Mr. Browning and MI. Branch
send their compliments and carriage fer the editor
to ride to the Beacon Course.
"Sory can't go till tomorrow"
"Thero'h be capital sport tomorrow"
Rap.-Come in. A lawyers clerk.
Counsellor Ms complimentary trial of Rector
the murderer is under discussion in the Supreme
Court; wishes the editortO take notes."
Rap-Boy enters. .,s.. % ..
Great riot in MaidcR Lane
Rap-Girl enters.
"A poor woman fell down dead whilst she was
Dressing herself and acng her stays at Al Roosevelt
street. Her names Eliza Jackson .-s-.----
Rap-Come in. Man sn,ers-a sailor.
W. ~
kerehief down at the Narrows.n 3h JsoHrh M
Too common to excite interest This tying N
babies in handkerchiefs- 9
Reporter enters. e 8 1851 .s..
"Any newsP 2uLI 0'~nibaar Il
Z A wife has betrayed her husband, who dealt in
counterfeit money. His name is Willis, his accom-
plice Baldwin. A M. c. Smith has arrested both
They are in PRISON. ttAN asr = atsgC +:
Very common; she wants another husband ANY
more news z"
THE thermometer stood at s. degrees in the
shade at Philadelphia yesterday" 7lFne 9ei
"And here at e7." 80 r.ass.
"The BOARD Of Brokers have sent $1,000 10 Charles
ton.- - ~
"They couldn't send less" re- 4E Aa aat..rs4r
Nick Bidde has sent $40, 0Oe" .l'sef
Because Charleston owes him s20o, ooa A sprat
10 catch herring What elsef' -..-..1
aNoah is now known to know nothing about the
Barngs and banking" fe sneeo Il
swell, that's not an item Of news" ae.t
The steamboat Cincinnati has been sunk by the
Milwaukee at Cleveland" I'll 8nr S..
"Good; that's an item" lW
General Kimberley has been elected senator in
the stead Of John N Miles, for Connecticut"
GOOD again" n
"Young Blescksr has painted some beautiful pio-
lures now in the Academy" II aeu6H
Every one knows that" .nent ee a.t
So has Neagle"
"Dtto"
There are many csantsrfeits afsat on the New.
port (R ~ Merchants Bank .G0n7I ~" =.
And on many other banks. Any thing done |.
the Sessioas?" :
"Nothing of eonseqaence" .
"Rap-A TALL goodlooking man enters.
Il leh communication here about the Yale Col.
ege Celebration, Junier Ball, &C. e9 -
You did, and we lost it."Crao
please to say, I'll furnish another in /. d.v er
two.'
Certainly
Rap, tap-Sir Roswell Satons,sll enters
"You servant Duke" fara@
by reading this letter you'll see I'm invited 20 A..
tend Queen Victoras coronation by herself and the
British Consul 10 10 furnish the fandso 80 a.T79
That's victoria's hand wri,ing-wish you NAV
get the money and sight Of her bon joxr, Monsieur
Duke" vaF0 Fl au. ris# rr ~.
Reporter returns. Meslrr3
There's an extraordinary seduction case inst dis.
sovered-he seducer y arch merchant in Broadway.
He has ssduced two sstcrs--tAe Miss v--'sn Hs
"These things are practised to q great extent in
this community; too common to be extraordinary
just state the fact and say the particulars are unfit
far nth Iruuf f.rxf .
Rap. pale-faced notary enters"
'lve come to talk to you absut some notes Of
yours that were laying over--- g.
my dear SIR never drewer endorsed a note in
nay life, and can't have any laying over" -
u mean notes Of Trial laying over in ny Office.
Ill send them home. ~ ~. "a rs.t n6ts ..
Rap, Tall man enters large Ha big stick
black whiskersi locked ferocious-
(which 10 the editer." .-,1 .f ..s..
(which editer" H sr
"The responsible editor. Can I see hin"
Certainly there he sits."
"Where." U