Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

= Iauco - al present IN terms OF suct s""y -"
England, and though both she and Russia weuia re-
Jcce At the prospect of hun bling her. they ieei tnat
such a triumph would be dearly purchased oy the
consequent spread of democratic principles ana the
horrors Of civil war and anarchy IN Europe T.,sf.
Plymouth and Portsmouth to Halifax and Bermuda;
and try whether the Queen Of SPAN may not De IN
duced either by policy or by gratitude 10 give sar
navy the free use of the noble port OF the havana
Let be moreover, remembered hat inc nava force
Of the Lakes must bear proportion TO that on the
Atlantic, inasmuch as the ruin OF the maritime trade
of the URion will throw every American seaman on
the Lakes for employment"
WereQaest our readers TO contrast this stuff with
the tone of the recent extracts given in this paper
from the London prints; they will be satisfied that
there is no great danger of Great Britain taking UNI
bragg our undoubted right, temperately but firmly,
to demand reparaten for a national grievance; they
will anticipate speedy and honorable explanation of
the question at issue and they will also to the
conclusion that for much of the agitation of which
Lower Canada has been the scene the violent Tory
press and its supporters to blame We have sta
ted from the of the outbreak, aud are
more and more confirmed in the correctness of our
impression.
FoRcERlEs ON A LARGE ScALE.-In the "Phadel.
phia Enquirer Of yesterday we find the following:
EXTENSIVE FoRaEpIEs IN New YoRK.-We are in
debted TO a friend for the following On Saturday
morning information was received in this CITY, that
forgery had been committed in New York 10 the
amount of Sl50 900.
Through the exertions of his Honor the Mayer and
police, officers Mclean Blaney, and Young the sus-
peced parties were in custody in the course of few
heurs-and the whole amount of money, with the cx-
cepuon OF two or three hundred dollars was recov-
ered
We had intelligence of all the particulars of this
forgery on Saturday last The young man arrested
came to New York, purporing TO be from Augusta,
in Georgia, few days ago. He bore letter of credit
from his father, who is said 10 be Teller in a Bank
there, for $50 000 Various attempts were made TO
negotiate this letter in Wall street. At last broker
was induced to advance SIS 900 on 1t, and paid in
part his check for S., 600. This check, being good,
was readily cashed in Wall street, Suspicion was
excited Friday last by the offer of the check at
greater discount than the market price.
We have all the particulars, but refrain from giving
the names for the present
In addition to this learn, that several other
ensve forgeres sprngng up with the buds of the
soason-particuarly one on the checks and certf-
Gates of deposes of distant banks, in circulation
on the Atlantic seaboard. Look out for new rogue
ries.
iAohE DEAIs.-We HoPe the vail StIeet cultOIS
won't hang themselves till the weather gets pleas
aner-but if they nsistupon going to their friends
below we have no objections. Every day such beats
we give them arrivals at this port, are enough to
make them take prussic acid at once. Yesterday we
began the present week in the following style:-
List Of ayras recorded e herald for Monday, l9
and not found the Courier, and Wall street prpts-
" sesr s s.:s, E S::ss s sss'a;
2 Jasper Hamilton,
.. Delaware Cole, Wilmington, N. c.
Cambridge, Burns, Bo ton.
S. Pequot, Baker
Li Courier and other Wall prints in
Herald +I.FM
J.. Schr. Freedom Jones, Taunton. AA4'
Soop Cornthian, Shepard, New Bedford
Balance in favor of the Herald-hurza!
The Courier" in yesterday Mornings paper, has
the loss of the Pactolus at MatanIas, Feb "a. She
was reported to be broken and sold in the Herald last
Thursday, under date of Matanzas, March 4. Huzza
again! The Celeste, the TeaIer, and Tom Boxer for
evart