Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22


i From the Quebec Gazette Of 18th August.
/ TIE BOUNDARY LISE-ltis probable that Cover
nor Kent of the state of Maine will attempt shortly
after the fret of next month"; 70 run and fix the bean
Diary between that state and the British POSSESSIONS
without the cooperation of the United States and the
British governments. II will be new exercise oil
state sovereignty inconsistent with the constitution
| of the federation But Governor Kent will be acting
IN obedience s resolutions passed at the last session
of the Legislature, which we've published some time
age In this gazette.
He is supported by large party in the state Of
Maine and the United States ever readyto embarass
the general government and is besides candidate or
election as governor of Name at the election which
commences on the Sd Of September and the running
and fixing the boundary has recently been made To-
cal party question: favor Of which his supporters
have decidedly pronounced. Under an me crcum'
stances, he will probably find himself compelled TO
proceed to execute the resolutions OF the legislature
I'LL he is positively hndered by fierce, either on the
part of the British or United States governments. AS
TO the former Gov Kent will probably not save longto
wait after his commissioners set TO werk wlhln inc
disputed territory. We do not thnkit likely that any
British authority will suffer itself TO be oused sans
ceremonie of actual and acknowledged possession;
The militia OF New Brunswick are as good ana We'll
disposed for defence, as the militia oil NAME LOT
attack.
The proceedings of the legislature OF Maine, and
Governor Kent, will probably render more dftlcult
the settlement Of the boundary question, on which we
believe both the British and United States govern
ton of the two countries we hardly think war Will
ensue. II is true nevertheless, that when the pas.
sions of men, connected with national pride, become
nhamed there no great dependence to be placed on
the influence of reason.
Some Of the United States papers have connected
the meeting of the governors OF the BRUSH NORM
American provinces, with the difficulties about the
boundaries. We rather think that the meetings IN
question relate entirely to the Internal concerns OF
the provinces and projected improvements The au-
thority to recruit in Prince Edwards Island, which
has population of 30 600 souls, has also been sup
posed to have been given III view OF difficulties with
the United States.
Il IS sufcent to say that this order is dated the
9th May last and does not seem to have been extend
ed to any of the other provinces, which contain
population of nearly q million and hall, ana wnere
recruits might be obtained in nearly the same proper
tion as in Prince Edwards Island. We have no
doubt but that, on the prospect OF war with the u
States twenty five thousand neil could be recruited
in the provinces.
From the Toronto Coaonst
On the 18th inst, his Excelency the Lieutenant
Governor was pleased TO extend her majesty pardon
IN commemorasn of her coronation, to Seymour
W. Fl. Stockdell, john Mccormick, John Chilling
ham, Daniel Shell, and William Delaney, on cond
ton of their giving security to keep the peace ana DC
CIV was also pleased TO extend pardon to Abraham
Halinp, Jesse Cleaver Sias Bardwel John Brown,
John Halng, Joseph Miliburn, Asa Wi.on, Joel Wix-
on, John Hill, Daniel Sheppard, and Charles Durahd,
hree DAVIS from the time Of their liberation from prf
son. and 10 remain absent for life.
THE ENSUING TRADE SAIE.-Let oar readers look
cut for rich treat; the tradesa at Bangs is COM
ing On /; not Slam Bang & Co. although Richards
Is one Of the regular Slam Bang school. There is
nonsrous deal of humbug ard tom. foolery practsed
al these trade sales always, and will be so long as
they are conducted by gnoramuses. We shall attend
L-.~ A.,x1u ouI4 ahrxE
all the fol-de-rol frem first to last
IMPORTANT QuHay-Has Cooley, Bang & Co. or
SIAM Bang T. Conc, not Slam Bang-bang, Rich
ard Plat & Company, i'd est. gsaus onnes, paid TO
that worthy citizen, Mr.. Belts, the sum which IL
honest jurors decreed they shouldpay2 We are told
they have not. This is shameful 10 vex good man
with law suit, and then not to pay him the just
diet Pay up, Messrs Bang & Co, pay up. Don't
ven an honest man. The days Of ocofoceism, Slam
Bang x Co., are over.
President MAHAs.-This gentleman has been
preaching at the Free Church, of Houston and
Tbompson streets. The Institute is charged with
disseminating the doctriRes Of Perfectionism. But
Mr. Mahan denies the charge, and adds that neither
he, nor his coadsors believe in the perfectonism held
by old Wesley the present Me,hedists, or the sect
called Perfectionists. We always denied that Fnney
was so weak minded IS to hold the Methodist dec
trnes We have always supposed that the name Ar
minian does net properly belong TO the Me,hodsts;
indeed it is we'll known fact, that vast majority Of
Wc.leyans do not knew what Arninians did believe
and propagate.
Internationally, in our walk through Gen.
ire Anthony and White streets we counted not less
than two eats, three dogs, pig and six rata lying
dead Besides, there is now lying near the Registers
Office dead dog. what disgrace! Have the pco-
pie los, Their sense of smell as well as deceney7
WpELrlEys TaIASsIE.-New is the time 10 print
another and arger edition Of this great and grand
work II once made the old school Calvanists trem-
Bile, and new in addition TO the decision Of our
sin Kennedy, il will give them full instruction, and
set them Alright.
SMALL THIEVES John Joseph Baldwin, was CON-
mted for trying pass of counterfeit $40 bill Of
the Chatauqne Bank, upon Mr.. Morris Wolf
Jane Smith, was accused by Mr. Jeromus Bram-
men, Of picking his pocket Of wallet, containing
90. The singular part Of the case was, tina, the
complainant was quietly vaiking along Church
street a, the time his money distracted from his
pantaloons pocket. Jane was committed.