Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

] CHANoEs IN THE CABIMsr.-Our infeTmsnon from
Warrington on this subject about which 90 mach
has been written, and which IL 20 Interesting 70.
qutdnsncs and embryo placemen, 10 Of the first cha
racter for authenhcity and may be implicitly relied
upsn by all our readers For their information we
state, that only two changes will, at present take
place. Mr. DickersoR retres from the Secre.aryship
Of the Navy the lst of june but his successor has
net yet arrived in this country Mr. Butler quits the
Office Of Attorney General and intends to resume his
profession in New York. together with the law ia
Guilty of the new University Mr.. Kendall remains
where ne is; but it is more than probable that he
will ultimately take the Secretaryshp Of the Trea-
sury. Should he do so, he will regulate every bank
In the country according TO his own IDEAS and mould
the currency after his own guise. No matter what
laws Congress may pass he will have his own way,
and will interpret every law according to his own
views. He is casuist who can twist phrases to suit
any particular exigency; and having originated the
crusade against the United States Bank he will not
leave his work half done. His scheme is not yet at
maturity, and his project in petto, is to secure Mr..
Van Burens next term and then start as his success
sor. For the present, Mr.. Woodbury. remains in
statx que
SINGULAR WILL.-The late Alex. L. Stewart, Esq.
a most worthy and respected citizen, who died here
last week, has left his immense property to his sur
vlvng brother, Robert Stewart, Esq About rs years
ago. Mr. A. l.. Stewart received, through his wife,
third OF the Lispenard property, then valued at $92l
600, giving him 1907 000 Since that period this pro-
perty, with MI. SIS business habits prudence and
good management, together with the improvement of
the times has been increased FIVE or six fold He has
left six direct descendants and FIVE daughters
three OF the latter married.
In leaving his property to his brother in apparent
exclusion of his direct descendants, it is probable that
he only meant 10 preserve it in its present condition.
during his brothers lfe-and that it will be divided
equally the decease Of the latter The late brother
was about 81 or IS years old at his decease the surv
wing brother 7oor more, bat enjoys good health.
Drumming scene I'm New York, April, 1885
BSr-room.-A stronger enters Nth saddle. bags
on his arm, and sorites his name in the register,
but inadrer tsxtly omits to put dozen his place Of
residence. Hs is noticed by Drummer, lpho af-
ter eyeipg him arith moments scrutiny, makes
up to the strGSger, and the tolloluing dialogue
ensnes:
Drummer My dear Sir how are you7 am ex-
ceedlngly rejoced 10 you shaking him violently
by the hand)-JNst arrived en- 2-hope you are WELL
WAIST news from the west?
Siranger-Fronpthc south, you mean, s'pose2
D--An-yes, from the south. Business good in
your place ?-SSld off old stock, conclude 7-Col-
lsctions good no dostt?-Brought on plenty of cash
Never was better time TO purchase for eash-youd
be astonished at the low prices at which every thing
is gorng Our stock is choice and beauiful-can
suit vow to a hair. .la
S.-Emay want 10 purchase few articles in my
line but it's SO long since I've heard from home that
don't know just the quantity want.
DIE IL so long, indeed, since yoa left ?-You
stoppedsome time then in Philadelphia 10 examine
that market and probably made some purchases
thers7 oa7 taaes, r. af ,E
S.-No didn't thol-I didn't buy nothing there,
and didRt examine the market; always buy in,
New York. faa aal 8ts
D.-'Pon my word Il commend yoIrjudgment and
the just appreciation you have of our market. i
wish every one entertained the same views in regard
IL the obvious and palpable advantages that New
York possesses over Philadelphia Depend upon il
Sir, those who purchase in Philadelphia miss It most
wotully. eaeE u.-
S.--Ne doubt on't-so I've always said.
Dwell, Sir, Pm somewhat in haste, please pat
this card into your pocket and, by the way let me,
have the pleasure of yeur company dinner ton,or-
row at the Astor House.
10 hinder me-and I've q curiosity 10 have squint al
Dwell I'll expect you. Pray, before 70, allow
me to ask, If you are IN want OF beautiful, new
style French prints? Will yeu call in the afternoon
and look al them7 They are superb. sfa -.. ~.
S;-Why, yes, don't care if do. shall want
yard and hail, or more, for nay little gal. l pro-
missed her dress--but look mere, yoa must sell
Cnebp. pidIk the cash uOW0. An0, now think
ont you've got Tin plate and you'llsel il as cheap
as can get il whore used TO buy il, darn my skin,
If doat buy three or four boxes of YOU for
you are darnation plagay clever fellow and I'm be
swamp'd II l amt glad Of your acquaintance.
D.-Tin plate. Permit me to ash the line of BUSH
ness you engasedin1 as M. s s4ntc Il /.
S.-Why, I'm a manufacturer of Tin ware didn't
you know hiatt and Pm returning TO Conneo,cut.
after very successful peddlng tour at the south,
with pocket full of change TO pay you the real grit
for the tin pate-but say, what's the dinner hour
at Astor's 2 for I'm ss punctual asa teapot
D.-Ahem-hem.-On reflection, I have an en-
gagement tomorrow that had entirely forgotten.-.
IL will not be convenient to see yeu tenorrow-per-
haps III see you again. Good msrning
The Drummer makes precipituf. eritI
Stealing after d. at the top Of his voice. say,
Mister, IL makes odds to me about the hour
spose come and take supper with ye Tiles gone,
Dsrnation take hum. i guess Is l am tin pedlar,
I'm as good as he Island plaguy sight better.
$ GESEaAL SEss HONS. Monday, April 2-This being
the last term Of the Hon. Richard Rkes services as
Recorder, there was great crowd in attendance TO
hear his honors last address the Grand Jury but
there NOT being jurors enough attendance the court
adjourned till III o'clock next day.
The calendar Of prisoners is very heavy and con-
tsins the following SO for grand larceny Sor for
gerry for burglary for stabbing-2 for highway
robbery-6 for abandoning their wives-6 for assault
and bsttery-3 for noting-l for assisting to rescue