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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

UJ At Charleston, on the 0sth inst an Inquest was
held on the body Of eolored woman named Chsrloe.
the property Of the Hon. John p King. The verde,
was that she TO her death from pistol shot by
young man named WOOSTER, who first imprisoned
and afterwards, bsed in the Of $1,000 for hi. sp
pearsnce indictment, under a recent law
prohibiting the carrying Of deadly weapons about tn,
person.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

"a s.. M0BILE PASKETs.
- SHIP HECTOR, q Pest, master
ssiP TuskfsA. i Gsap po:,, m %:ssf
SUP sup RUSSELL stss ssLnwis s. T. s.sn.. m..
sslP i sIisax SyEis Ss'p' w %.;f master
Ship ST. JOHN q. n. Hitchcock master.
The line win eon,, Of nine ships which VIII enable
.Sps are Of he sr e. built expressly for sss trade
Of be: r.era coppered and copper fastened with
%hss tho d. e ssias i,. sunday ,he shIp - =.
liquors Al goods forwarded % the subscriber, viii be shipped
is j. '' 4 D. HuRLsUr CO % sou.a street
The S.n subscribers have s,.6 Ds line o. packets
vessels o. suitable sr 70 90 70 the city wAon, sherase,
and s S%T VHcTss ,ss sS''s~ Dss ,s:.
sr,g wAssAw. ? sssas.id, m.s'sr:
sTs lewis cxss, J. T s'''@' master %:.'sr
rs s sosI,k 5n y; S.s :. r %:,,.
The above are a. good vessels. Win h.ndsomet ur.ished
Insurance can he .a-eeS on s"ods he rate. 81 pre-
III Ts q, % p e.. s.,' NJ
' IS ''r sT Fl gg. % wan
"a MOBILE PACK ETs-NEW LINE
IA The ships comprising The line viii be regularly
.e:ps,ched from New York, the 10Th and ash Of
ship THAMES, y,s D. s,ow, master.
ss s,, s2s E2x 4 A Tc.cs, %': ...,
s s,pp cAMswsx Wen s .,i z. mast mast
The shove all first ips copper fastened and cop
pered, and commanded by experi~nced trade with
handsome fp~hed accommodations Cor passengers Goods
forwarded 20 tho subscribers will be shipped free efcomns
sion For frrsh, or passage, apply to
Ia uAnIkN, (G~ol LINE OF PACKETS-brg
x3Y3 AMELIA STRONG, n r. Brows, master
80 liz PREMIUM, j. Cohurn, master.
Hrig MACON, A. lbbins, master,
HIig pAHtEN q, r. Bulkiey, master.
Brig NEw JERSEY, n. Mstihews, master.
schr, n. CRANE studley, master. .x,.-,
Il. Collins. Of Dsr-p Geo estsbbed above ine q YES
ses built expressly the shove trade End s copper
they have sng on inc uVc8 AZ
xoos Tor rd.d a. hs sys, IN Ns York will forwarded
rec IL csmrl~siop. N. DEMLLL W. rrostd
line FROM Dsrieu ~ Macon three umss
week also assrbcs, 81 Augustine twice wees JS
~ sen LtnouAsE-oeAL sxsIE..Ths
css, ~cosL evvrv Thursday spd Saturday, which
bevsr 80 The eth Int s-d pos,pored wil positively
COMMENCE p~s Thurs az 17d inst The gentemer suhscr
no ~he be d~posed 20 oss the clsss s~s
' ffeaas .. MANEecA, 0Rees -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
NEW DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT ANNO{JNCEMEN


j. W. REVIS, l23 Chatham takes the EARL oppor.
tunty announcing through the columns of the Herald
the Laoies of New York and Brookys the arrival the
novel aud fashionable Calcoes offered public nsce;
having purchased them under advantage which
cash could conmans is enabled ser them those La
dies who visit bis establishment early at prices nnitey
than former PERIOD and adequate idea
formed OF the superb appearance and rich quality Of these
goods by actaa Inspection, and viii be found surpass
all precedent which undoubtedly The most fadious
and most economical OF purchasers.
~ The approval system Of one price Is still continued
this establishment j, w. REVIS lf3 Chatham st.
fl2lm~ doors from Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

IA OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
Oh ETs.-Tbe Old Line Of Packets will be despatched
the subscribers, sah from New Ysrk and Liver
pool and 18th leach month, with the pen That
whe the SAILING day falls Sunday, the ships will sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

f71 NEwLISE LIVERPOOL PACK ETs,
8y8 To sail fron New York the LIST, Liver pOsl
- the 18th each month:
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt., LIST January.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt J. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Ship GARKICK, Capt NJ. b. Palmer, LIST March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE. Capt J. Collins, LIST April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt N. b. Palmer, 18th December.
Ship sHAKEsPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 10th January.
New ship SIDDONx Capt - 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, j. A. Pierce, 18th March
These ships the first all armed upwsrdsof SOC
burthen built In the city of New York, with ssch
combine great speed with for
passengers Every has been taken In The
Of their accommodates The price Of passage hence ei4e
FOR which ample including he viii be provided;
without wines he Sl2e These ships will be
experienced masters who win make eIerea To give
general Satisfaction. Neither the captains the Of
these ships will be far letters parcels pack.
ages seat by them unless regular hills OF adag signed
therefor. Far freight or passage, apply To.
r. X. COLLINS 4 CO, So South New Yerk,
wM h JAS. BHOwNL CO. Liverpool
The ships Of this line will 70 and their
liar cssructos gives them security possessed BY
other but vessels Of ills
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29
. THHI ASMsii T0%TH aCmEI;

JANtSENS CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA
u This article highly concentrated preparation
sese and Cardaman has, in all where has
used and has been placed in with The dis
oased TOOTH thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that most and ormentrg annoyance the Tooth
Ache Unlike most other articles the purpose, il be
applied with the utmost safety, the
hurfnl to she teeth and therefore produces Injurious e
ects placed In contact with those that sound As
remedy
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
Its success Is wiihOut parallel thoroughly
all soreness and leaves the Teeth in fit condition for
Of decay and evsntusly removes those portions that
have already become car0us; entirely destroys hax
dsagreeabe smell which is always impaired To the breath
by cecaycd teeth Price 50 For sale only by W. 81
~ Fulton James II. Hart, M. D..
Broadway AID Chambers NJ Gnion, Bowey
and Graaca street. Pike and Henry and whole.
sale aad RETAIL al Grand between East Brcadway and
Division street jl8 Smeods
hN. JOHNSON c0n6de Ptially Once,
No IL Duane street. between Chatham and William
the following diseases viz-Gcnerrbra s'+ Chancres,
STRUCTURES Seminal Weakness and the diseases srs
lag from veneresi poison improper treatment Dr. JohnsoR
and the most nveterute in preporonate time without
the use OF any facilitating 1judicous medicine prevcn
from business Persons enustBg themselves yahn-
sens desc themselves with certainly Of
the most ggravaed Scroulous liberated legs
NC speedily healed. Strangers would do well by giving DR..
Johnson csu as certain preventative be made agaRs
the occurrence Of foregoing dsease hch has fab
paid and enclosing essary
dcine and directions tor its.use forwarded.
Attendance from 8, A. M. TO IL night. Dr. Johnson
moved from Nv Cham bers m2e Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

VENFOOL FAOh
III Sailing from New York The 2lh, aad from Liver.
Ssos pool on the sth Of each month.
The above line Of packets will be cennued by the subscr.
kers and ls composed IL the blowing shipss-
Trem New York.
yuae The UNITED STATES, Cap, n r. Holdrsge
March 24-The ST. A. DREW, Capt WIN. c. Thompson
Aug. e4-The vIR9INIAN, Capt fsass Harris.
Sept A-Tbe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. r. Allen
From Liverpool.
May s-The ST. ANDREW, $50 tons
June e-The vIRGINIAN, 60n tons.
July e-The sHEFFIELD CO.. tors.
Aug. s-The UNITED STATES, Csc tons.
The qualities and accommodations OF the shove ships and
the r.pua their commanders well known. Every
ereron will be made 10 promote the comfort ~ passengers
and the The pricr OF passage 10 Liver
pool in The cabin rs other lines hr~d al $780, with wines
and stores Of every description.
The will responsible Tor letter, parcel or
package the above ships FOR which bin siadng not
SrEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER. FOX Co. or
j24 ROBT. KERMIT. ~ south st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

These ships OF the first class eenanded by men Of
cha and experience ard furnished Of
best no. Every attention VIA ne paa passengers
their comfort and The
ward fixed by unde standing with the p-opretsrs ~
others lines $780, including wines aud
scrption; 4l2a without wines and liquors.
Nett captains Of these ships III be resPen-
sie letters parcels by them
regular bills Of sdng signed therefor.
Fer freight apply tn
BARiN9 BReTHERs CO Liverpool and To
GO0DHUE CO or G.. II MARSHALL
81 Sou, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

EOH SALE OK EXCHANGE FOG CITY
PROPERTY-2i Lots beautifully situated on Broad
street. city of Newark will be exchanged for dwelling
this city and the difference paid in cash
Enquire of O. h. WINTER 10 Wall street,
mlO6ts over the Mechanics Bank
ssOKTk-D PICK ,Es-
"A 1000 cases, dozen each, gallon Jars
1909 do do do halt do
do do do quart do. pat rp
superior style, and for sale by
e. JB. WELLS, 1874 Water St.
i25Sus ext door O Hollis Hotel
Law notice..
Il. GRAHAM BENNERS. formerly of Newbern, NC.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden Ala
REFEREacEs-Hom.W William CASTOR Newbern NJ C.
Hon. william n. Haywood Raj N. c.
Hon. l. ID. Henry, Fayetvie, N. C.
Mr.. j.. I'll. Taylor, Mobile, Al
b. = Blouat, Esq, Mobile, AL
I" Mr.. JOHN NJ Strong, Linden, AL
q Mr.. William Locke, Linden AL
fl9-6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

MANITOBA married Pracflca farmer, with a few
w grown children, either American, English Scotch,
derstanang his business all its branches take charge
third share Of of the pro-
ductive ofihe Of New York. canal in Junction
with the North River Apply with good references letter
Il. 45e lower post office. j6eedlm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

DRtCEs KpDUE ED-The prepriesots OF Tnmmany
Hall and Levejoy's Hotel have reduced the price in tbe
Eating Department TO the prices previous the high price
provisions and will ends their with
good fare and liberal in quantity any ether Eating Is
tablishme nts in the city. ml03t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

~ To sal. SA som A.S YoIs Il. o,S =.
Jam the lsS Of each %onh, ''l '"' '0" AnE'
The ship ORBIT, Warren Fox master, will sail
Iolh October. 18th November. 1,'"''
teth February, 18th March,
i ls's s suss; ls,s July ,sG,.n,.,
CATER ,no R. ss :sss:ssf' r, 81.
10th November 18Th DesemseT
10th ysauMy 18th January,
10th July, 18th August.
BY TAer e
.ns seSs, .sa 70 The r,Ss.ss
passage rom New S.ri Al as and from Ksr sssse
s. 0. sau 'if. Ser to
ia4 CATER TYRRELL. Ki.ss,sn. Jam.
IA FOR Now ORLEANs.-The Louisiana,
ManSy rom New YORK. saS o% New s.ey
asd 70 insure The rctes puneuaty the Of saisg
Ship d0UIsyILLE. Capt Palmer Isl. Jan.
SHIP v vIcCssIIaa Capt EIdTage 18th .
Snip ww,ss,ss,rPI Cap. Davis, i,h Feb
The shove ship. are Z. ne. a. -. rs elias. ar.
fastened aud eoppered ard upwards of 500 tons burhea-
are. % se, r. light dram q ~..r Ssng su 10 h: city
their cabins 6ed the and
quality viii he provided and every sesard had 4.
the comfort and satisaeos These pack
viii oo " .sd e. es
eoun.a.te They viii at oil times be lowed mp down
i'm. NeS.r he 0wnr or
Of these ships win he rssponsbs ewery bullion precious
BY o. ,ssS ' aSie.. esai.p s Of
.a.g n. taken 70, the .ne md the y,ue her
commission. FOR freigh, Or g,Tsg s spply 70
No freight received after the Saturday evening previous
| he day ofsaiisg. sA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

These vesseare all OF the first and ably commanded
WITH elegant accommodations for comprising all
mat may be required for comfort Including
wines and sto cs OF description either OF
the subscribers New York. will be forwarded by these
packets OF all charges those actually incurred
-. BOLTON. FOX L LIyINCS ron, % Broad 81.
JD WM WHITLOCK. Jr &c Souh street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-29

The commanders are well W., their reputation the
guarantse OF the qualities OF their The accommodations
are not surpassed combining all required com
tort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
0oo Intended for these vessels will be by the
subscriber free from than The actually
eu , on them For freight or passage, apply to
ia BOYD 4 HINCKEN fontne Budinrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-11

PERSIAN CRIrIqUE ON THE FINE ARTs.-With
the Church at Brussels the whole party delight
ed the pulpit chef deurre in carved wood, at.
tracted great admiration. have before observed that
this style Of ornament appears suit their fancy The
beautiful painted windows too, much noticed. as
well the elegance of the chapels. On pointing
Timoar Meerza the fine altar piece designed by
Rubens he asked who that figure above, with the
beard designed for-was it HasrKt Issap Jour
Saviour)i l said, Not was intended represent
the Almighty The scornfu and irreverent laugh with
which he received this piece of information startled
some of oar party, and those around US? asked him
why he laughed, The Almighty" repeated he
paint the Almighty and under what likeness? that Of
old man with beard Why not paint the wind p
Can you do that? You see it well the AL.
mighty. Where is it? and where is he : will give
any twenty thousand tomasns for a handful of the
wind, if he will bring it me !'Frasers Naravs Of the
Persian Princes in London.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-11
Died.

On Monday evening, the 9th Instant Miss Margaret Abern
daughter OF the late William Ahern in the year Of her
age;
The friends of the family those Nc innis are
respectfully invited attend her this ateraoon a
O'Clock from the residence other brother Ahern
On Monday 9th instant Martin H. b. son of Conrad A
len Eyer aged 2years months, and Is days, dcpy in
On the 9th instant Evena Marley daughter Of the late Ro
On the Sta instant octava daughter ocavus Longworth
aged years.
the 7th instant susannah wife of william Barnes aged
o. The 9Th instant Faith t. wife of Benjamin Huntington
At West Avon, Ontario county, the LIST Instant Mrs Marv
e Of Mr. John Smith, Genesee to whom he was
united by marriage on Thursday previous She then in
At Burlington, W 5h instant Thomas r. futile Esq aged
10 years.
At Newburgh Lavina Rodney daughter Of the Rev Ken.
Al Philadelphia. the Hon. Alexander N. Pelu a member Of
the Senate oil that State
specer the death OF $50 during the week rad
ns on saturday April h vz-22 men, "a women 40 boys 50
Dseases-ApopeIy, burned or scaled 2 commissions O
group or hives consumption, 49, cholera Rfanlum Il
essn - The bran. dropsy i dropsy in The head debl
PROSTATE gland Il eryspess fever, do scsre, 8; do
Ieni,an i do pusrpe,al nfamns,oa Of the brain s,
do Nomaeh Il do puuld. l. killed murdered L. ,narasmus
paly py ps G. ..eae disease q d he
ease teehing, snknewn q white swelling, whoopng
Aseofhe age year under 81 between The ,pe
81 saa ~ ans m and 10 10 and 90 20 and So 10;
SO, 80 and 80, 0, 80 and Ioo o. unknown " = ~ anu
PIncs Of nas'rtty-Uned STATES lo ireland 49, England
: Nova Scotia Wales BsSarsaS csnsa. q DwsS s.
dies, IL urknown2 = -
e Hospital do from City Hospital dos rom Psny Ho.
gs do; from Blsckwehs Island, do; from Small do;
HENRY @. DUNNEL City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once. April 7lh 1885,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-11

credit to their Prsceptrsss and reflected honor upon
her care and the excellence Of her sysssn.
AZ prsof Of the zeal with which Mrs. Willard
pursues her labor Of sve for the improvement Of the
moral and personal dignity Of her sex, which can
ly be ensured BY good and practical education, we
may be allowed to remark that at this time she has
an establishment for female pupils in Asia Minor
where the immortal Troy Of Homer once stood !;
that Monnt Ida throws its shadow upon a seminary
conducted under the auspices of an American lady,
and that where Greeks and Phrygians once fought
for the prize of beauty, they now contend together
for the palm Of Intellectual culture and moral grace.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-11

State or Trade.

TUESDAY EVENING, April Ia
There doing today aad being chsrt,r
election not much could bs expected The a
ssctIon was pretty good quantity Of coffee and indigo
sold by Hoffman Co., both sg hy dana ged quantity
Rachel
further sales have been made today at rates
gwen yesterday The arrivals have been 2l86 bales ATM
orleans on The Slst the demand ~ sales 10 00o bales
extremes 81 % 10 O3 Some sales made
on me whole quotations remain the the buoyancy
the market materially affected by the scarcity vssse
nc sleek on hands H. ZIG bales though the quantity sale
sucARThe and that for home u,e.
prices nave downward tendency The arrivals have bees
VIZ zsi hhds o. 1900 brls Persaubuco 1922 boxes
1is hnds DO New Orleans 30th-Demsnd both the
ana on imted on plantation are firm
a. q The stock on the Levee increasing largely cleared
ABOUT 4S4 nhds which $50 New York Havana 25t
white il ia, yellow 8, sore and the prices fading say
sned the scarcity of vessels being The cause h.a
Is; yellow 8 as brown 81 att 80 ~ =
ssn"us duh indeed
eHed the highest rate being 90 western In grain ma
transactions The arrivals 800 brs aeur & Mae
sees and $500 bags frGm Antwerp The dan Ssr a.,
opening Of ihe canals and h AZ 20
part oil next week we may expect large arrivals
Transactions thus day
Cotton, $40 bales, Tale Sugar. lso bxs BE- a,sx
sugar, dSo bids r. S,aas Flour $50 brs. TaS
AUCTION Sales
Cohee-5oo bgs Rio Ha7s Nuts-1oo bgs Brazil 1
70 y Java SC 10 " Madeira ~
70" Moea l0a 20 Filberts 81
osgar-as p1s b Ta7a Brandy 8 h pipes 57i 3sk
Indigo-4i Carac. l2s l4e stareh-4s5o1ss 5,a5s
sI,anssgs%ieSo sais Wrapping Paper75r SIS o6
NH, :, Is irls 8 Pepper Sauce 20 bxs IL
"me-Is q CHS S'mos ~ keeiers-75 nests IS0
~ DskS cnampgne va Pipes-4e bxs SD han. gro Is
Co,ton~ae bales asd ' Tssa 2; 20 " Negro do "a
Gum-240 bxs Senegal o. II "A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-11
Arrrersie Of First Day,


This is the greatest number ever yet taken in one
day i. New York The first ward in the Brooklyn
election Yesterday was reported to have gone for the
democrats Up TO this ume it had always gone for
the wings.
This election s therefore, most extraordinary one,
and a sudden and unexpected counter revolution, IN
favor Of the new financial arrangements between the
banking interest and the democrats, would not as
tsnsh us. On this point we shall probably form an
accurate opinion today The wings are in danger
not from open enemes-but from false friends.
Up seven o clsck Tammany Hall looked quite de-
serted Soon after that hour, the ocofoces, rowdes,
and ragamufins began drop in by dozens, shouting,
swearing and sweating, although the night was raw,
very raw and very cold. Immediately en- the heels
of the loafers came the Custom House officers and
office holders generally-of course they Immediately
mace mp to the bar and drank destruction to their
opponents. Then came the Populations from the
wards and then the goodly, glorious mob-the ma
ny headed monster g mllien."
Then ensued scene that threw Babel and its con-
fusion of tongues into the shade. Twenty speaking
md all in a different key. 1t was asserted,
s4,ed and swore to, that &c. 600 votes had been
POled today and that of these varian had at least
majority Of 700 over Clark Bets offered freely;
and in some instances taken quickly that this was
net the case. Sandy Welsh there to spy out the
nakedness Of the land; he fell upon Tallnadge,
about certain sum of money, a paltry $500 or
sl400 that Sandy said he had to pay on account of
the delnquencies Of the locofoco party; there was
large number of wings there, and as might be suppo-
sed great deal of noise and many attempts 10 get
up fight Accounts came in from the 7th ward that
varan had majority 400 oat Of 100 votes Poed also
that varian had majority Of 300 in the nth ward
The polls at the last place opened as early as six o.
clock in the morning and before nine they had taken
400 votes. In the 10th ward it was said that Varan
and the Tanmany nomination had majority OF 2eo.
The 18th ward of course is given up as lost; but the
locofscos swear severely that they mean 10 carry
their alderman in the l4th In the 18th, they claim
majority Of over 200; and in the 18th, ofabout l25
Several old buck tails give up for lost the first five
wards without hope of redemption but all otherpar
ties are very sansmne of beating the wings in the
9Th al the close Of the polls the Brady ticket was
asserted TO be at least 80 ahead. The 7th ward we
have already alluded to. The 9th the lccofocos seem
10 despair OF altogether. But in the 9th, 10th and
18th, they claim, with much vsciferatIon an average
majority OF $50. They have only the modesty to
claim entire wards and the half of another with
ranan thrown int the bargain. Altogether, this
the city Bat last nights scenes are moth
ing TO what tonight and tomorrow night will bring
forth-mere shld's play, as the devil said, when he
set the city Of Jerusalem fire, and roasted eggs in
the ashes Of the temple.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-11
M U NEY MA IL X EFT.
Monday. April 1915 p. M.

The favorable of the stock market which noticed
yesterday still continues and further advance in stocks
has again taken place today u s. Bank closed at yester
days prices Del Hudson again advanced a per can't ILL.,
nois per Harlae per N. j. r. r. II per
Treasury notes have declined discount This without
doubt, may attributed the policy Of the govern
The decline Treasury has been caused by the
quantity into the market added the prospect Of
issue The demand for the Custom House has slackened
Specie is at 10 per cent premium New York papcr-a
remarkable and extraordinary fact showing that
teal resumption banks in existence thai
general under the sanction Bank Con-
venton, could not improve or better eur currency.
But while this the condition Of currency the Rland
changes and cuencie Of other states getting and
Today the discount checks and OF the banks
in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, have ncrs
since yesterday. On Mobile sales effected
Is cent discount and Mississippi SGT Tha,
depreciation arises from the OF the southern
evident By the Express Mail of to-day have received
following statement, showing tho condition Of the Bank OF
Mob lilo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-11
MORNING RRAL ID.


The Election Close OF the First Day.
Annexed will be found correct and accurate r.
turns of yesterdays proceedings of the two great
parties-the wings at Masonic Hall, and the de-
nocrats at Tammany Hall. BY their own state
ments il will appear that both are ahead.
Setting aside the farfdroxade of both parties, we
must say, that there some symptoms Of counter
revolution in this city, the principal causes of which
are the action of the Beard of Trade against the Phe-
nix Bank, and the feelings caused by the "New York
American" against Mr.. Bidde and the Bank Of the
United States. At the spring and autumn elections
of 1897 both results, in this city, produced by
the union of the entire banking interest against the
government The conduct of certain parties Of the
whgs-such the Beard of Trade-has cast back
some Of this interest on the democrats of Tammany
The clique of which the American" is the organ, is
also secretly al work against the opposition, or wing
party consequence of the avors expected from the
general and state governments, to support the New
York Banks against Mr. Biddle and Philadelphia
The most astonishing result thus far, is the extra
ordinary number If votes taken yesterday. The fol-
losri 20 he safau