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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

IA NEWLIak LIVER POOL FAC X ELS.
ETXA To sail FROM New York the st Liverpool
zasSE the 18th OF each month:
FROM NFw
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt., LIST January.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. J. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Ship GARkICK, Capt N. B. Palmer, LIST March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt. J. Collins, LIST April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt NJ B. Palmer, 18th December.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 6th January.
New ship SIDDONS, Capt - 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN j. A. Pierce l6th March,
These ships the first class all armed upwardscf ace
buhen, built in the city OF New York, with such
combine speed with ususua comfort for
Every has been taken the arrangement
Of their accommodations The price of passage heHce size
for which ample stores including Wines nc viii be provided
without wines, Ac $780, These ships will be commanded by
exPereaeed masters who will make e1erten to give
general satisfaction Neither the captains the Of
these ships will be responsible for letters parcels pack
sent by them unless regular bills of adng signed
therefor. For freight passage, apply to-
r. X. COLLINS 4 co, Sc South st. New York, or 10
WIN. JAS. BROWNE CO Liverpool
The ships If this line will hereafter 20 and their pecu
liar construction gives them security not possessed by
o<her bot vessels OF war. jl3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

H6t& THIS hns coas OF Il ships and briggs which
will san weekly till the lst OF October; after which
time two will sail weekly during the busin These
vessels all Of the first class warranted
rates. and To Jake the Baze Freight and psssen
will be taken this line year at 10 per
cent less than aay other line whatever. Apply to
X. ELWELL, Packet Ofhbe 50 Soutbst
All geeds from outpers will be shipped forwarded
at New Orleans free Of commission and every
aad attention paid despatch sariy Mer-
chass having freight Tn dispose Of will find decidedly for
their interextte apply as above. Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

/
ANOTHER MovE-rHE ELEcTIos CoHrHsrED.-
We lear, that the ocsfocos have been procuring ain
davis, proving the illegally of certain votes given in
abe sth l4th and 18th wards which, true and allowed
would give them majority in the Common Council
year prodigess effort will be made to vitiate the
election in these wards, and throw every thing in the
wind.
The law on these points is very strong and impera-
i've If the 18th and 9Th shesa be admitted the l4,h,
account Of its closeness and the destruction of bal
lots one sfthe charges made, may be suspended thus
leaving the two Boards equally balanced-s to in the
Aldermen, and the same, to 8, in the Assistants. If
this should be the result by due operation ofaw the
next six months win develepe interesting in the
Corporation
The excitement is rising. The locofecos say they
win yet have the Corporation, and then the State.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

&c s NsdtkksMTsN t;ko ~, q; CO EWtINE OF
comprised of the following vessels sailing rom New
Ys esE SnFRE6 TMoSN
sS R kESSEEkTsi G. M1ls master master
schr. TOPIC, Jacob Smith, master.
sells built expressly for this trade, as aer command
ed by able asd and will regularly
The detention Of vessesst New engaged this trade
d emovne the sane by despa.chax
vessel Of this line every nine days and effect the perms
4. win give entire s.ssc,,os e the slippers further
Ss ss s o The u. vessels Of
nsy s 6s 70 as regular packets the
Invariably sail tie appointed full or not fu and take
freight when opposed 10 transient vessel such
red in this trade both nonresden and resident slipper
or rates taken such regular vss rates.
The feel grateful for the liberal support and pa
their 6r e.abi.hng this line Of packets six years asce
and respectfully soici, een,nu anee q public and
70 please and give perfect satisfaction shall be wanting
through their nis which they again assure them
they can rely upon with certainty OF Their vessels Away
neither viii they circulate any false reports order to eba
their freight bur depend solely straight forward
thsr share, ?, least q pubic patronage and favor
reBeved from $50 70 Their preseat eaios-.sd
Tor their Ishsr their vessels will always u
An goods forwarded Subscribers WI be shipped free
OF conmon OF any other xpeHse except what actually
Insurance BY Of the vessels of warranted a,,Ae
For freight all the above having hand
Ja HxTLETF SRowN. 50 South St. cor wall.
Ia PETER sBURG PACK ETS--OLD
ssx. Ys s .s sDS % win =
schr EMMA, Isaac Cole MASTER
Sshr HELEN d. Lsiourete, ir. mnster.
s se ShNS noe" %Ss'p
Schr (newl J. B. attoop. M aster
The above are al mrs. sss schooners built expressly for
the above vessels viii be regularly despatched each port
ssAALTIN I.axI.r ,... 81
Brig 9xvl6s w. a ssy Yo.s and S'"or'
sepi CHARLES y sMITH T. T; roaen. master.
sesr I pe5ST s nu', n'.s ...,.,
The vessels comprising this line peror and sailing
aeary az new built o. the best materials expressly for ke
be effected the owes rates great se
spsien wss given ard every s..rion viii ,. used syss
the subscribers will be slipped Of conissior For freie
'Gsy" w s ssIsss ss,, Ss f D5:l S.
rrE ssw YoRSS n dhssIcHt ~ aiAsvrAorux,Ss
siescs,ne Salts, Goppcr.s,
Aqua Arsonis, Muristic Asd,
Adus Forts, Nitric Acid,
And mas. s, n,ser article. in the no. o,hsr business
Orders win be received at their Baskinghousc No. n
Broadway, the Office oftheir sseut No 81 West
rz5-iy. GEO B.6iLBERT. AgesL
SMALL PARCEL sPkING mUsLIN
- suited TO the city retail trade
II Pieces So Jrconeti
40 Tsmsour Book, striped
30 do do
tN (" Tape cheeks
~ Bishops Lawn
- dor versna Hdks; together or 10 separate hts 6s
cssh for ssleby w. D. WILKINSON
6a- No ~ Old Slip
- OOMS TO LET-Fuvsishea or ppfnrp,sbed Toor>1
h car be bad BY applying ~ ~ Marks Place sd
avenue t7Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

"a MOBILE PACKETs
ELI8 Ship EDW1NA, tnew) g. West, master.
- Ship HECTOR, ID. " Post, master
ship LnRENA, }. Urquhart, master.
Ship TusKINA, II. N. rost, master.
ship ALBANIAN, w. n. Lane, master.
Shp RUSSELL BALDWIN, j. N Magma, master.
Sap JUNIOR, w. III. williams, MASTER
Ship ELISHA DENlSON, West, master.
Ship ST. JOHN, q. n. Hitchcock, master.
The line VIII consist Of nine ships, whsh will enable
despatch three vessels month, when the trade requires
These ships Of The first class built expressly for the trade
Of the best materials coppered and copper with
sve and handsome accommodations and commanded by
eerenced masters and viii sail pusctualy, advertised
when tho DAY Of sailing falls Sunday the ship will sail
The hondsy following The prize III passage SIS without
liquors All goods forwarded 70 the subscribers will be shipped
ias " d. HIJRTBUT A co A Rama, srect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

FROM ALBASY.-In the Senate on Thursday even.
ing, the bill expedite the construction of the New
York and Erie rail road passed
In the House, Friday morning petition from
inhabitants of Greene county, TO the effect that the
Assembly extend its sittings till the 10th of May
referred to a select committee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

These hips all OF the first class about 600 burtheD
and commanded by able and experienced navg
Great care will be taken that the beds stores &c of the
best description The price of cabin passage fixed
sl4 for each adult which includes Wines liquors Mel
Their the captains Of these packets will be repon
sb for letters parcels packages by unless
regular bills Of adRg signed therefore. Apply 10
JOHN GRISWOLD, 10 South ST.
GRINNEI, MINTIIRN Fro
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

k6N MOBILE CITY LINE PACKETS
kxxB The Subscribers have established line of packets
TO run between this port and Mobile, consist Of
vessels Of suitable size the city without ghteraee
and Is composed ot the following vessels
Brig vICTREsS, =. W. DickinssH, master.
Brig WARSAW, r. Sheffield, master
krig DETROIT, y. w. Williams, master.
Brig LEWIS CAss J. Thatcher, master.
Brig CAMILLA, y. Mich Ia, master.
Brig MOBILE, (new) -, master.
The above all good vessels with handsome furnished
accommodations, and commanded by experienced masters
Insurance be effected goods the lowest
MUM This line Of packets will have prompt despatch and
Az goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free Of
jz5 sTUkGEss tiRkRMAN. % Wal st.
L. MOBILE PACKETs-NEw LINE
63 The ships comprising the above line will be regularly
- despatched from New York, the ls,h and 25lh Of
Ship THANKS, Jas d. Snow, master.
ship ROB ROY, "A Arnold master.
snip WARSAW, J. Thatcher, master.
Ship WANERLY, Thos. .'al ps Dmastss
Ship CAHAWBA, W. ID. Smith master.
The above are all first ships copper fastened and
pered sad commanded by experienced with
handsome Sshed accommodations for passengers Goous
forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free coms.
i23 CENTER Co y1 inc "a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

Ia yAMAICAlPACKET
y3 To sail from New York th. 10th, from
56on, Jam the 18th Of each month";
The ship ORBIT, Warren For master, viii sail
Frurn New York, From Kinss,ss. (Jsm.)
lolh Dcto1er 18th November,
10th December, ish January.
10th Feotua 18th MARCH,
10th April, 18th NAV
t0th June, 18th July.
1eth August 18Th September.
The ship JNo. w. CATER, Jno r. Crane MASTER wa sail
From New York, FROM Kingston, (Jsm.)
i0h November, 18Th December,
10th January 18th January,
ie,h March, lsth April,
1eth May, 18th june
10th July, 18th August,
II IN September. 18th Octeber
Tbs sfsovc ships coppered OF the hrssfs
and Commando by experienced masters Their sccomncds
tons Ter and extensive being
with state and every equal TO the rcgnsr snro
peas Packets Beds bedding and Store, are furnishes Inc
twises cxcrpted The price
IT passage 6yed HON New verk al SIS aod from Kingston
tea Steerage passage &3 For of apply
~ AVN co. - south ST. Mes York, and
ire CATER GTyrRELI- kisgston.Jam.
90 PASSAGE FHOM sLIGt-A first rate
~ chip will sail frum sNgo or about the 18Th April
c pes, and cur immediate number Of passenger in
eih.r cabin rsCc.
wM. COULTER rs Frort a.
NIB. Fenso,~ wishing their friends, can
have drsnsa sight on Ar. Hugh Leighton, Quay sligo
I12 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

These vessels all Of the first class ABLY
win elegant accommodations for passengers comprising all
mat may De required Tor comfort and convenience Including
wines and Of every description Goods e either OF
he subscribers al New York will be forwarded pac
Us Tree OF all charges those incurred
c. BOLTON, FOX Il LIVINGSTON, % Broad St
J23 VIM. WHITLOCK, 46 South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

guarantee the qualities Of their snps The ACCOMMODATIONS
are not surpassed combining all be required
Tort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
Goods Intended for these vessels will be ardea by the
subscriber free from than Actually in
curred OR them. For freight passage, apply 10
j25 BOYD l. HINCREN syeutine BulduSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-16

The excitement is rising. The locofecos say they
win yet have the Corporation, and then the State.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
SPIRIT OF THE sEpTEMBRIZEuRs.

We have long supposed that the diaboicai spirit
Of the Locofocos, who have been not inap,ly named
the Sptembyizsurs, would display ITSELF if possible,
BY immoia,ing upon the scafold or burning at the
stake, every true hearted Democratic Republican IN
the country. ,@".
That we have not been incorrect in our SUPPOSE
ton, lei the following paragraph bear witness
Speaking Of the ''Illinois Republican" the IAoida
SAYS:
No wonder the editor il mad for his own parfi-
zanS in expectation of victory when il was recently
reported that Douglass was elected, prepared for a
grand Loco. foco celebration; and to do the thing in
their most approved style. hey maade an snfy son1e
TN feet long, }6r hc Hon. Nm, J.. Mor Thus they
were 10 burn, 10 shmr 10 he gorR hOc mel r0ntd 10
him, poltttcoHp ifthey c0ntd The poor fcllowshaye
now got their candles, cigy and tar barrels on Their
hands. ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

Mn. RIvEs AND LouIs PHrtlPE,- u is said that Mr..
Rives, then the American ambassador al Paris, had
much influence over the mind Of Lafayette, on the
question Of giving to- France constitutional mon
archy in preference 10 attempting again TO establish
a republic On lhjspoint, we happen TO know that
that great and sincere friend Of republican insiu-
lions did 60 TO Mr. Rves' hotel and consult him
this point not two hours before the assembling Of The
deputies to decide the question.
We know, a.so, that Mr. Rives did strongly urge
upon Lafayette the impolcyof attempting TO estab-
lish republic In France ihaSmuch as the nation
was not capable OF srstaining one; and did assure
The General that all his intelligent friends in Amer-
ca would lake the same view of the matter, and en-
tirely eshonerate him from the charge OF political
inconsistency in recommending a constitutional
monarchy rather than republic, torlbe government
Of France al that time; and we know that Mr.. H. =
arguments prevailed, and that Lafayette went from
Mr. RS hotel TO The Chamber Of Deputies, pnd pro-
posed that Louis PHILIPPE Duke Of Orleans be chosen
King oj he French, and that the proposition mas re-
ceived and carried BY reclamation. So that almost
within an hour from the moment when Lafayette
len Mr. Rives, Louis PHILIPPE was aAneuhce1 TO be
chosen King Of France. And within three days he
WIS actually crowned and assembled the which
"a few days before was occupied by Charles X.
~ Y. Com. ...tt.', Il
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
From tie ". Y. Times.
CONSERVATIVES.

We notice with pleasure in the Ithoca Chronicle,
a call Of general meeting Of the unchanged demo-
Gratis, 10 be held in TINT town Thursday uexl.--
Tnmpkins county for the-name II bears at least will
not be found in the ranks Of the dcstructiveS From
the same paper we cut the following article, which
we rsconinehd TO lie careful perusal OF ourreaders
Martin Var Buren, and TIC ConMrratires,-It is a
cardinal prrcipie of our constitution that majority
shall rule. That majority Is found IN one or the
The prosperous and successful administration OF
Gen Jackson brought to his supper, great MAORI
~ Of the American people, and il was this majority
under the influence OF party discipline, the line
being still drawn, that elected Mr.. Van Buren, TO
the Presidency, and not account Of his own merit
or OF the confidence reposed in him BY The American
people. :A.
1t in fact requires peculiar foresight 10 see the
result II was as apparent 10 him, thar If he could
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

LET THAT MAN, OR THAT NEWSPAPER,
WHICH ATTEMPTS TO DISTURB THE PUBLIC
CONFIDENCE IN THE BANKS, OR IN THE MER-
CHANTS, BE MARKED AS AN ENEMY, AND
TREATED AS UcH."-.aibany Argus, FEB. II,
1884. .|,
How can the editor Of the Albany Argus
look back from his present devotion to the
Calhoun destractires, the whole ofwhose po-
Icy is based upon determination to destroy
the banks and cripple the merchants Of the
north, to his zealously defended position Of
1894, without feeling his face suffuse with
shame at the reality Of his duplicity, and I'M
principled apostacy With what grace does
such being denounee us as federalist for
sustaining now the very identical doctrines
which he, as well as we, maintained in "a as
the essential policy Of the democratic party'
BY what principle Of political economy; by
what sentiment Of political integrity or self
respect, can those people Of New York be
governed, who sustain the men who have most
fagran,ly violated their public pledges, aban-
doned the interests Of the north, and gone over
body atta scat TO the little, forlom, deserted,
prescribed conspirators against the Union, that
rally under The g tattcred and torn" banner
and "palmetto button," of Calhoun nullica-
lion 7 '........
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
The Chenango az. ~ Telegraph thus explains the
Of the extraordinary spirit of Loco-foco magniy

The Chenango IN ~ Telegraph thus explains the
causes Of the extraordinary spirit Of Locooco magnity
which is exhibited against the. Hon John c. Clark.
We understand the Sub treasury men, We all know
Why they have denounced and prosecuted Mr. Clark and
why they are now SO inyeerale against him. He had
the boldness and independence to rise in his place III the
House of Representatives last September, and nomi-
nate Thomas Allen for Printer to the House in opposi-
ton to Blair & Rivos Of the Globe. Mr. Allen was
elected. i, was Mr. Clark who made the motion in the
House to lay the Sub-treasury bill the table at the
extra session The. motion prevailed He has
since exered all his influence to defeat it, He voted
against again at the extra session. and defeated
Since then, he has noby indicated his course and de-
clared war in which there will be no flinching,
compromise his part--agsinst the Loco focos and
Loco For this he is attacked-assailed-de
nounced-and no, for any former dercction from the
path of dny," the Loco.focos, to effect certain OBJ
Jet, would now pretend If the Suhreasurytes can
PROSTATE Mr. Clakf they get verdict Of the peo-
pie Of the county in favor OF the Sub-reasury, and
against HIM and his course, their object will be accom-
pshcd But wo tell them plainly that they can do no
such thing Let them do their utmost--let them at
tack the opponents of the Subteasury scheme direey
| or Observation-Disclosures sdeways--in any way or
in any shape they choosc--and then they will be in
condition to feel more acutely the orcrrheining defcdt
phich araits them. O...
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
THE TRUE ISSUE.
The Norwich IN. w Journal saw


awe must elect member of Congress who viii
sustain the great Of the adminstration-thc
Independent Treasury"
This is the true Issue. "The Independent
Treasury" Upon that, said the official organ,
."is suspended the fate of the administration.
To that will the administration calmly but
firmly adhere Subtreasury or no Sub
treasury, is the real question at issue. All
who support Mr.. Van Buren,, or who give
their votes for such men who do support him,
thus " sustain the great measure Of the admi-
nistration."
The above journal is the organ Of the loco
loco party in the Congressional distric, at pre-
sent represented by the Hon. JoHs c. CLARK,
an independent Conservative Republican.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

Death Of a gallant Officer THE Hnnisyille( An.)
post Office way-b Of The 18th inst, states that Col
Dyiiiiam Lindsay, Of the u. S. Army, died in that
town on the morning Of the 18th inst, at O'clock,
after an illness oftwo weeks, of bilious fever. The
aununciaon Of this melancholy event will give sin
cere concern 10 the community, Col l.. is native
of Virginia--one Of the most accomplished officers
OF the army a man oftalehts Of high distinction IN
his profession, and gentleman in every sense Of The
term. His death is great loss TO the whole couns
Try ; but how shall depict iis-consequences TO his
bereavcd and afflicted family u Rich. Emf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26
OFFICE E STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
NJ SEE FIRST PAGE.
MR.. JEFFERsON's Circular.
Ertraet from .Hr. JcBerson's Circular, addressed
OHcc-hoidcrs Htdcr himself

Ertract from 1r. eBersons Circular, addressed to
.." OHcc-hodcrS "ndcr himself
The President OF the United States has seen
with dissatisfaction officers Of the General Govern
ment, taking, on various occasions, active parts in
he,elections of public funetionaries whether of the
Genera! or State Government. Freedom OF election
being essential 10 the mutual independence OF Go
verhuent, and of the different branches of the
same Government, so vitality cherished by most Of
our constitutions, il is deemed improper Tor officers
depending the Executive of the Union, 10 attempt
to control or influence the free exercise OF the cleo
tive right II is expected that no officer will attempt
10 influence the votes Of other men, nor take any
part in the business OF eleclioneering-tha being
deemed Inconsistent with the spirit Of the constin-
ton and his duties"
GEN JACKsoN'S Inaugural ADDRESS.
"The recent demonstrations of public sentiment
nScribeS the list Of executive duties in characters
too legble to be overlooked, the task Of reform
which will require particularly the correction
of those ABUSES THAT HAVE BROUGHT
THE PATRONAGE OF THE FEDERAL GO
VERNMENT INTO CONFLICT WITH THE
FREEDOM OF ELECTlQNS.'
ATTORNEY GENERAL GRUNDY'S Speech
Ill.,. in 1928 49,. +. ..,
when SCI AZ office holder interfering in cleo
tonS II oecu.S Ia ne that he is thinking of his salary
and BIS srcad and Is therefore AN UNFIT AID
WISER OF TIE PEOPLE"
SENATOR BUCHANANs SycccA- ~, 1873.
" When man is once appointed to office, all The
selfish passions Of his nature are enlisted for the
purpose Of retaining IL. The office holders are the
ENLISTED SOLDIERS OF that administration by
which they are sustained. Their comfortable exist
ence often depends upon the reelection OF their
patron. Nor does disappointment long rankle in the
hearts the disappointed. Hope is still LEFT 10 them
and bearing disappointment; with patience, they
know, will present new claim TO Office al future
time"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-26

BLOCKADE or MExico,--The French ministerial
paper OF August 9Th, gives the following list Of vessels
employed in bockadng the ports Of Mexico. Frgates
Iphigenie and Hermipe, Of Go guns; briggs Acibade,
Laperouse and Vogeur, Of 20 guns; brig Cuirasser,
Of IS guns and briggs Eclipse Laarer, Danois, and
Dupctit-T houars Of 10 guns each The transport For
tune sailed from Touop. aboat fhe eud Of July, with
provisions for the bookadihg squadron and the ship Of
the line Triton, Of 80 guns, toioin the squadron,
sailing from Touon for that purpose early in August