Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-29


Aurora, and has been recommended 10 merev
CONGRESS, May 26th.--The proceedings were Of
considerable interest to day, particularly those upon
the message Of Mr. Van Buren, and the letter Of the
Secretary of the Treasury relative the abuse Of the
Mayor Of New York.
1t is said that Stevenson and Kendall is to
take Woodbury's place.
House Of Rcpressatatipes.-Th Chair laid before the
House the following message from the President Of the
United States
TO the House Of Representatives Of Me United States
herewith submit report from the Secretary Of the
Treasury explanatory of the manner ia which extracts
from certain newspapers relating the introduction CT
foreign paupers into this country and the steps taken c
prevent il became connected with his communication
to me on that subject accompanying my message OF tina
1lth
Sensible that those are ola character which
would, if attention had been directed to them, have pre-
vented their transmission the House request per-
mission to withdraw them. M. VAN buren,.
May "a, 1888.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May "a, 1888.
SHINY attention has just ben called to two extracts
from of the presses in New York city relating
the introduction of foreign paupers, and submitted to-
the House of Representatives with your Message OF tho
llth inst This Department has been engaged in col
iecting inform that subject during the last
years and, while employed the local difficulties in
of the principal seaports, caused by attempts to
prevent the introduction of such paupers. became to-
pic of frequent communication 10 it-some,imes by
writing and printed statements and sometimes IN person
by municipal officers.
Among other communications concerning it some
made in the Of the last Summer, by part
of the Commissioners Of Health for the city of New
| York in a visit to the Department. and others
made by person feeling interest in the ques
tion by forwarding the extracts before mentioned
| containing matters pertinent to the subject.
Without critical examination, they were placed on
file with the clerk having particular charge Of that BUSH
| ness and when the papers in this Department
cerninshe introduction Of foreign paupers and, also,
what steps, if any had been taken prevent the in
PRODUCTION of such paupers into the United States,
were collected for you, in the preparation OF arePy 70
the call of the Hosse these submitted in
connexioa with other matter bearing those inquiries
This was DONE in the pressure OF business without
Rotcng the circumstances that in those extracts certain
and structures Of personal character appear To
be mingled, concerning the of which the
| Department OF course knows nothng-which It coud
not desire to aid in repubshng-and WHICH had they
been observed at the time, would not have been COM
| inundated
Respectfully yours,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.
To the President Of the United States
1t then moved that the Message ofthe President
received this morning. with the letter Of the Secretary.
be laid on the table, and ordered to be printed.
Dashing's Diary.
10 oclock-Oh, morality, mortality If we are NOR
tai we ought to be moral for every breach Of morality
convinces US OF our mortaty-Druuk-Egad. 60 to bed
drunk-you wake, and done, and dream then rise To
iesl all the pieasanries Of Internal heart ache
diz1iRess-conscious Of having acted like fool You
summon the witnesses of your folly What do you find
Purse empty new beaver metamorposel into sailors
| hat sundry bumps and contasions red eyes. Eater
Johnl
Eh! what's that's letter, and from Emily7 Ahs
s ss P Frsd Ssdra fe no. See !, begins, MY
clusion-" Can you doubt my confidence in you. 1
have confded IN you in brother and have told You
all know. Yetyou will persist in doubling the sim
ceriiy of my friendship. and cruelly-no not cruelty
refuse to believe Your attached friend. EMILY
(E1fr To~iinson. .peakirg) "Ah good morning.
damn me-reading love letters I suppose p,r~.inss
mel; Who is the charming creature Why man, what
now secrets from your friend Pom honor won't
spoil the game But you lock down, think What's
IN ,ne wind now Are ysu going to turn Methodist
How 50, when got drunk only last night r.
We'll, then there's some hopes Of you LETT Will you
you must excuse me-"
Rider
" Non ridendum."
Well. you do look miserable enough must confess.
! am going to see Emily Shall tell her how sober
you look and"-
MY dear fellow, don't mention me to her.
"And why not 7 She'll be to me ston YOU If 4
don't and every body says is be match but as yeu
| say Good morning. reroir."
(Dashing MUSES. y" Me husband Well, It's strange
too. What qualities possess for i'll Puppy yss
hanged GrsL-I can do any thing BUT make Emily
wretehed. III reform, or ronounce her
SUPERIOR CouRT, May 25--Dxcrsfors William
Welsh adj James Cox Motion for a new ,ral denied.
Peter Field vs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Judgment
for plaintiff
Horny Young ct ais. Thomas Newell JUDI
mcnt for plaintiff.
WIN. G. Herring ct ais. VS.. Hiram Gilbert OF als-
Judgment Of nonsuit
Jno. +. Macke ct ais. vs. Joseph W. Brick Mo-
ton for defendants for trial denied.
Peter Relyea VS.. Cutler Latin and Matthew ID.
Field. Motion Of defendant for new trial denied
The President Directors and Co. Of the Farmers>
and Mechanics Bank Of Michigan vs. John Il. Mac
klc et ais Judgment for tho plaintiff on the demur-
rer with liberty to the defendants TO plead ds sc,o ON
payment OF cost within ten days after notice Of this
DOCK EFT BOOK IOsT-Io.,. , .o~.., 49,, -
III tsisiss ten dollar rniscd s,.,.. (oSAs, ooes COZ