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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
IFnr The lIrrald


How rs BE MADE UNCOMFORTABLE AND FAY roR
IT Too.-Take passage on board the steamboat
swallow from Albany TO this city, when there are 400
passengers on board before you. came down IN the
swallow last evening and there were more than fifty
gentlemen and many ladies' Who could net obtain
berth or even a sestee in the cabin. Many gentlemen
were turned out of their b,rths to scco MEDIATE the
ladies' and left unprovlded for The Captain was
stern and uncvll and TO all complaints replied in
terms tantamount 10 Gentlcmcn, have your mo
hey now help yourself II you can" Is there ne re
medy IN such cases 2 The Captain ought not to take
more passengers than he can accommodate with
berhs, unless they choose TO take passage after be-
inr informed hat the boat 10 full lie base lmpo-
sliDn to permit four hundred passengers TO crowd
TO beat in the belief that they are 10 be supplied
with BERTH and when il Is too late TO take smother
boat be told that they 10 rest on their legs through
the night. Such conduct in the Captain Of steam.
boat should meet with the indignant frown OF in
suited community. H. NJ. w.
Tuesday merning, Sept Is, 1893
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
nv MRS. 5. oscsep.

Nine own sweet sister. wheresoe'erI 20,
I hear thy vOise ~ ectliGusly low,
Thine eyss-thy sef, DARK, eloquent, iovirr eyes
Before me, In remembered besuty, rise.
Doth nature robe her iorI, In rich array,
wresthing her brow with stars, for jewels rsre,
Zonng her waist with he Wild res, OF MAY,
Aud breiacring all her vest with blossoms fair
Ia her sweet tones, sweet as thine own the while.
Forth from my here my willing feet allure,
To wander IN the warm hight u her smile,
And bare @y forehead TO her breathing pure
sigr and thinl, eli theu vert ith me nov,
FrH thug In thy yonth snd health md glee,
AID join in all her jeyousreveiry
Hey would thy hearts emil usissic pulses beat
Tbv voice, " itb vi Its wealth el nusic, rise,
Her ever changing melody 20 meet
Lsve In thy soul end rapture 10 thine eyes,
Oh sweetest, loveliest would thai thos vert here
Heaven loses half her holy light to me,
Earth Is usgrseed, with ali her springtide year,
And life Itself ver,h tile without thee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

no party could see more elegance, beauty, enjoy
ment and that graceful simplicity Of character which
Is 50 peculiarly Partisan and will be American. Oniy
one thing struck sutre-and that was the NOUS
tdches of several Of the young Americans who seem to
think that to catch the agrsRens of Paris, we must
have tremendous mass Of black hair on the upper
lip, by way Of wping the fork when it is necessary
10 eat.
But Of the minister, what shall say? Since the
time of Franklin, one has been so popular here as
General Cass His distinguished literary and phle-
sephical reputation was well known in the United
States-but his social qualities his purely American
simplicity Of manner-and the system on which he
has organized his embassy are the delight Of the
French and of Americans What happy thing wsuld
it be for cur country, had we such man of liberal
sentiments, lust views, and enlightened mind at the
head of our affairs What all elevation and purity
he would give to the atmosphere of the White House
but more of this when return. B.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

NlsL0s-~Th celebrated comedian Mr. Brown.
makes his first appearance tonight, as Robert Ma
caire fer the benefit of John Soften, who plays for
the first and only time at this establishment his ia
nous character of Jenny Twtchcr in which he is
unrvalled. There has been great curiosity ex-
pressed by the patrons Of the garden TO witness Jehn
in part in whsh he has acquired such universal ce
lebrity, and now that an opportunity presents for lis
qualification, there will doubtless be brilliant and
crowded assemblage in the saloon this evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
N y N &c Y M A Il X Il, II,
Tuesday. SeLt. Is

Tuesunys SEPT. 1876 ma
BUSINESS done in foreign exchange for the packet sailing
TOMORROW" has only been to limited extent The chief sales
at per though towards the close
were made at 81 per On France bnt little was done al
rs 20c.
The recent news per Wellington from the Esg,h grain
market has had great effect price Of here and
the demand for western brands has been very
ahaeo ana an advance OF 10 per bb
sail the packet sailing tomorrow on board $500 bbl,
for Liverpool To-Day the price has gone mn %
The recent fall OF American in on is now arbn
ties TO The anc pacd scarcity L,ndon
being sure result the OF the grain CROP which has
more or less influence according the deficiency on foreign
exchanges turning them against England In face of such
probability therefore, the Bank of England limit her
circulation accordingly This things maxwell account
for the present disncnadon to invest in American securities
evinced by London capitalists caution on their part is
however, only in anticipation, it is settled action
with he directors of the Bark Of England op.
Mon but 10 wait until actual gold has been
made upon tue bank Even then being that under any
circumstances adimnuon Of the is unavorabe
trade lowering the OF commodities producing ge
neral dizziness in the markets they 60 make
traction OF their circulation bat merely orbear issue notes
in the place OF these which have been paid in for gold
Fancy stocks rapidly finding their level at very
limited aes The prices continue cede. DEL Hudssa
declined per ct; Am. Trust per cent; Mohawk per
cel Paterson per cent? haraem per cent; N. j. r.
per StoRingten also down per cent? Long lslsad
fell eff per cent.
Some of the the American Exchange have
peared in circulation.
The following the returns of the New Orle To
the Sd instant which show compared with the OF
the circulation ofhe Achafalaya Bank o. this
of specie hand the of S6O0396 in So tie of
this favorable staemeat yet have heard period
for resumption named
of the OF the New Orleans Banks Sept
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

FIRs.-A fire broke out yesterday afternoon
about half past o'clock, in the garrett of No. %
Roosevelt st. occupied by a poor family. The lower
part Of the premises was occupied by ID. Dillon, cane
maker, &c. BY the speedy arrival of the engines
and the activity OF the fremen The flames. were
confined to the house where they first appeared; No
s. glorious 5, was there, Charley the spot" and
the members of her company worked like Trojans
alss saw 81 and 2l's fellows doing their duty; 81
came just as the fire was got under. 30 went up
town by mistake. We believe tina, 6, I and 8 were
aso At work, but we did not them. Where were
Ia and 157
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

PoLrcE, Tuesday Bridget Kelly ~as brought be
fore Justice Palmer charged with stealing quantity
Of dry goods found her possession the property OF
John Smith, Of 1879 Orange ct.
James Palmer was accused OF stealing variety of
bed garments from Mrs. Abigail Cummings, 81 Ridge
street, OF the value of SGT.
Ellen " mte, a servant girl, was found in POSSESSION
Of variety IL small articles Of Jewelry and fancy
ware belonging 10 Martha Barnett The prisoner
denied all knowledge of the theft and declared that
she found the articles at divers places The whole
three were committed IN fall for trial.
Scindiing +. Hays yesterday arrested and
brought up Patrick Gum, charged with defraudinp
the keeper Of pubic house in Chatham street, out
Of the sum Of $50 by passing upon him and reeev-
ing change for check Of that amount, arawn upon
the Butchers aud Droyers' Bank in which nc mad no
account
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

ConoSra's IsaUEsTs. = Yesterday, at 3i9 Water q,
upon the body Of a Swenieh sailor, named Charles
Deinneur, belonging on board the brig Louisa of Ant
warp, who was hanging in the yard Of the above
premises about o'clock in the morning. Two oh '.
sclans were sent for as soon he was taken down,
and efforts made 10 restore the unfortunate man to
life, without success Verde, suicide
Alss, on the body of Edward Burke found dead
in his bed, at 23S Washington ST. 1t was supposed
that the deceased died from want Of medical treat
ment He was native Of Ireland, aged abost 40
years. Verdict, death from come cause unknown
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
transactions this day


On susday evening, by the Re-. q. N Cone Mr. CLARK
Chandler 10 Miss Harriet b. Ro dasghter OF stepsn Holt
all Of this citv. 0<sxsn
Al Troy MONDAY morning. bv a e Rev Mr. Cor oi The
Episcopal Church Christopher G.. YATES NJ Ysrh
10 Mrs Emma willard of the former place.
At Charleston, Mass on the nth inst Mr. Horsto a
Of the bru, Of Carer Co. of CRY OF York TO
Mis II dia A. skcn, dsusbe of late sLllon
Bsg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

FaAsKLrS THEAIRE.-Mr. Rice leaves this city in
the next London packet to fulfil long promised en-
gagsnients In the interim he devotes three nights
more to the Franklin, 10 enable those who apprecia-
ted his taleats and those WIZ had not the opporlu-
nifty of witnessing his unceasnQ and unurng fuad of
comic humour. He appears teRigh, in piece never
performed a, this Theatre called Bone Squash, as
also IN Mldshipman Easy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

20 The Court OF Sessions has been occupied for
the last two days in the trial OF Dobsen on an
IN ictment Of perjury, aledged to have been commit.
ted in making affidavit relative to a certain pro-
ceedines in the Supreme Cosrt. The case does not
possess particle sf general interest. We shall give
a Synopsis OF the proceedings at the termination OF
the cause.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

CsURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Rcfore Judge Inpra-
ham.-M. NJ Noah rs. James Gordon Bennett
Action brought for the recovery of promssory note
Of 100 dollars. The note admitted, and the de-
fendant offered set off, demand gainst the pla n
tiff for services rendered in 1923 OF rising 200 dslars
The plaintiff in reply pleaded the statute of lima.
jury TO find for the plant subject to the decision Of
the court upon the law.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

0J'In the boat race at Mobile between the Lily and
Wave, the latter took the prize, which Joica-
ton supper for all the clubs of the city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

W The eclipse came of yesterday, right side up
wards. Some locofocos said IL WIS whig eclipse
didn't amount to much-and not half as good as the
jackson eclipse eight years back. Never miRd-ths
whp eclipse this fall will be total enesgh; there
Won't bs locofoco seen for some time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

% Whea, at Rochester, N. Y. is up al 81 IS per
bushel, and at Mendon sales were made at $751;
These prices must be fictitious, as there is an abun-
dance OF wheat throughout the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

p' A splensd melodramauc spectacle, called
Commodore Perry, IS being performed al the Roches-
ter theatre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

u The ship Macedonia at Portland, Me-, with
salt, from Liverpool driven ashore in The gale of
Wednesday. Loss SO 00O of which $4,000 are-n-
sured.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

SALE or MAELzsL's COLLECTION AT PHrL lDELrHrA.
The valuable exhibition of the late Mr.. Maelze was
sold Friday last, al public sale. at the following
prices: Chess Player $500; Carousal 200; Fire
Works $50; Whist Player, 40; Trumpeter 675 Rope
Dancers, 229; small figures for theatres 100
Organ, IS Piano Forte, IS Panorama OF Moscow
900. Total S2940
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

SHecKiNG.-A Col. Zane at Philadelphia has been
imprisoned for firing while in fiji Of passion double
barrelled gun at his son, The slugs entering the
and bod Of the youth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

several papers lately, that quarry OF white statsary
marble had been discovered in the Cherokee country
represented be fully equal 10 the finest marble of
Carrara. The quarry has been disposed Of we IN.
derstand, TO Mr.. j. H. Sherburne, Of Washington.
who intends TO form a company for working it, feel.
ing confident that the profit must be very large and
certain. There can be doubt Of the profit if the
quality Of the marble is such as we have seen il re-
presented; for the Carrara marble commands very
high price and is in great demand, and this in Gcor.
gia is the only quarry yet discovered the United
States that yields marble fit for the use Of the scup.
tor.
Specimens may be secn we understand, At The
bookstore Of Mr.. Adlard, No. as Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

% A negro in Atakapas, louisiana, has been
sentenced 10 Imprisonment for life for firing at an
overseer with intent to murder. Awhile man impli-
Gated is in jail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--Aa entire range Of new
buildings was consumed at Charlottesville, Geo.,
Sept. 9.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

FATAL AFFECTION For GAIA little girl aged
four near Squam Beach, (Mass) followed her broth
err who had taken away her kitten to drown it, and
crying bitterly rushed the water to preserve its
life, by which she lost her own, having been drowned
by getting iHto too deep water.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

Er The gFasshoppers IN Maryland are said to be
sitting on the rails with tears in tkcr eyes OF having
nothing more TO eat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

" George Norree, a Frenchman, committed
suicide ata tavern IN Fredericksburg, Md. on Wed.
nesday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

0J' Ladies who wear long petticoats invariably
possess thick and clumsy aaces: and vice versa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

GJe Wheat at Evansville, Ohio, September 18TH
I.50 At Newark in the same state, on the 9th at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
Generating the Ladies' or Rhineheck.


Mr.. kDIroR Tie not my desire to lower the Ia.
dies of the above village in the estimation of any per.
son, but Iact which occurred there en- the 9TH of
July last is worthy of slg hit notice. On the above
day the ladies of Rhnebeck held fair for the bene-
fit Of some benevolent object Tnnkets, cenfccti0n-
airy, coffee, dolls, bed quilts, etc, were most prof
taby disposed of by the bonnie lasses, and if money
could have purchased the celestial orbs dlmpes and
bright smiles of the beautiful vendors, price would
stand on the north side Of the room had frosted
have been no object Two three ladies' who occupied
cake, which they DESTROYS Of cutting up in
shares, to be sold by lottery. 1t was divided into
about thirty pieces at two shllngs each and the OBJ
Ject OF taking ticket, was to draw the prize of
gold ring, which we were told il contained. AT last
the numbers were all sold, and the excitement of
drawing commenced Various were the shades that
passed ever the countelances of the unlucky wight
who possessed blanks; disappointment, sorrow cha
srn,andwohld- be indifference, all were depicted there
The drawing was over, and young B. of this village
lucky DOG saunered and staggered about the room,
his finger encrced with the dear bauble, the envy OF
all who had entered into the speculation. On the
morning Of the Fifth, boasting of his good luck, and
saying he would not part with it for the wealth of
GolcoRda because twas keepsake from the ladies
OF Rhinebeck, what was his astenshment to learn
the golden prize was-brdss il probably cost three
cents. ECONOMY is wealth." tits trxe, but if the
ladies Of X have such perabundance Of brass, it
is no excuse for them that they should palm il off
upon strangers in such lady-like manner. The
burnt youth will probably recoect after this, that
''all is not gold that glitiers" NITRIC ACID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

HARp TIMss-The receipts at the Park Theatre
last night were $780, at the National sl45o; a
the Franklin 500, and al Nibos 500.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

GJ Forrest Booth, Madame Lccompte, Her
Kline and the Ravels are shortly to appear at Gin
cinnati
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

New INvESTIoN.-The Wing speaks highly Of
Mr.. Cohen's art of drawing on zinc, by which pink
color is given to the paper and deep black TO the
drawing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

" Your eternal arsusr like your dull ass, wants
cudpellug
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

O. fellow who spous much is blockhead.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28


nossolk days z-Asslps Amels, nssski.s 81 essrgsa
Bermuda, 18th ast Sabns Johnston Rio de Janeire - deyS
scars INDUS, Nlas New York days; Samuel Elwei cray
Suffolk days Philadelphia Gardner Nantucket days.
Iussan Godfrey New York 2dayS Uncas Lowell do sasys'
Eclipse. West Norfolk days Samuel Crocker shore
days - = IS :. ~ -, - =
BALTIMORE March 25-Ar briggs Baltimore, Chesessroggh
New Orleans 20 days. Georges, Snow do ~ day SCION
20 days. schrs Tonet Snow Boston IA days Brilliant Howe
Sareys Ferry Il days. Delta Sutton, Gareys Ferry via s
folk Jane Wood, Chesemore New York 4days; susan
tor New Orleans IL days. Michigan Arey, as
Clinton Baker New Bedford 10 days; Jersme " msa.p
wood, Cater Petersburg sid ships Ulysses, Gait Amser
dam Gid briggs Som rset {Brl Williams berhs1 T,Sg
thorpe Sasner Savannah Calo Case boon schrs
Bennett ST Thomas Wooford, Woodford hicnuono;
Pntaloen Saunders Norfolk and Petersburg vandaIa Mr.
win Richmond; sloop Miller H.H,bleton, Philadelphia
NORFOLK, March Ar schrs Marin, Smelley Newport ~
days. Samuel Smith. Wright, New York; sloops william
Soddara of Southport fem Washington NC bound 70 NAL
tmore srd brig STAR MITCHELL tor jamaica Cid brig ANA
CnARLEsToN March PAR schr Currency Gilmore, Hava
ma days. LAUREL Bartlett Franklin 10 days; Meridian Kent
Apalachicola days Below schr Susan Taylor, from Ma
Cpd brig Tanpico Cuts, New Oreans schrs Finan
Empire souhwick, st Augustine. ~
SAVANNAH March 2-Cld schr Ceres, Decker, Bath, Me-
So. mistics Emilio Saia HavaHa.
New ORLEANS, March 10 l9-Ar ships Yazoo Trask New
York Goth Feb; Ocmulgee Leav do; George Cabot slack
Ter. do Is days; Dunlop Seddsh Demara via Bay OF Hon
duras Robert Morris Temas Boston Is days; briggs Grandec
Glchrist Thonasto1 7h Feb Triumph, McFarane York
q days. schIs Liberty, Wedge st Johns PR Sabine Moore
MaianLas Cpd ships Columbans Barker Lverpoo Henry
W. Kearney, Havre bark Burlington Evans Lverpoo bgs
Antwerp; Horace, Nasos, Have; Grand Turk, Varney Lii
verpoo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

Eqsai to

Gfrsud's Patent Msohs Meal Lamps--war-
ranted.-2l6 Canal street.
J 0fROUD sole Iaveptr ssd Manufacturer Of the above
Lamps IN thssey 10 resursng his asss for the
the ormstsn Of HE essahisks
respectfully announces Inst he has jest completed great
leciioa of the SAID Lamps which he offers Tor sole.
The Csrcs Lamps and those Of siulsr construction,
which sold counry liable many expensive
Aerssgem~uss from which The Groud Lamps sp,rciy
free insxnuch the pump and meshssism ef the
frs the reservoir ~ OIL and he ceasea without
charlottesville Is impossible repair the others
without perfect knowledge OF their eoss'rusticn.
The ohjec OF Mr.. 0roud In manufscturise Lamps In this
chy procwre material advantage purchssers In avoid
ing the hesvy du,es and expenses incumbep ipos
uns He therefore enabe supply useful auiele
the price ne u boueh, In PARA $500
mere appropriate evnauept for psrors, and econc
miesl for hotel ard keepers csnsos h- fcuad.
Dealers supplied With 0ass 0sobes Crystal La@ps, Chic,
suhss wieks Rssecsg sAsas and ~ Other .sersh
psce~sry fcr Tampa
r o. ir u May ser -se rsessry vm be removed 70
40 nreadway II h no y ais Csaal al ~ ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28
Thistle Hall--No. SO Reade Street,


(Fsur doors east OF Broadway
~ THE Subscriber begs his TO his
friends and tho public for their patronage since commencing
business and begs that he has introduced short
Mutton Chops Beef Steaks PoaGhed Eggs Welsh Rareb
Sandwiches, &c which will be served up promptly any
hour.
The Bar continues to be furnished with Aes Lieuors Sc
Evening Papers.
Thistle Hall, although situated convenient Broad way is
Of any kind and conducted in every way
vie to The comfort of visitors.
The patronage OF tn. public generally Is most respectfully
ngon drawn stone from life by witness Of the Colo
nes daring exploit by him Sunday Februa-
~ 25 1885, for sale at the Office of the New Era and Ma
Book Store 47s Pearl St liberal discount made the
boys who will distribute them. m24 81
1T AN IMPORTANT MEETING FOR EMIGRA-
TIONThe public hereby notified that association OF
loo families in of formation for the purpose
emgraon to the West In pursuance OF the plan proposed
meeting OF the associates will be convened the day Of
April o'clock in the eveBiHg, Pines Phe-
nix Csee House. corner Of Pine and Nassau take into
urtheriHg their views
All have already volunteered their Names and
feeling interested In the subject Of emigration would like
meeting eonvened) JOHN Nicely 23s Blocker street
from whom they may learn the conditions m24-l0t1
III NEW HAT ESTABLISHMENT-
those who feel disposed To make the experiment Of buy
ing Of ROWE 4 co.'s short mapped or plain kea-
ysrs and The result will he 70 any person not blinded by
requisites Of the costly price OF "a IS and
warranted equal any sold in the city S. and any pur-
chaser should net be satisfied after comparing them with
sold al 3 the money viii he refunded and The Hat received
back
These HATS warranted bodies and beaver and nu.
trid maps ROWE co. Hanover st.
between Wall and Beaver SITS. opposite the Exchange.
m4-lmA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

DUFF GORDON sH sRRv WINES.
DUFF cor DON d co. No. 70 1ress Ct Offer fo~
~ saIe eh~ice assortment the Sherry Wtses nj hew
br,d 4. ssa ousr~r euted deksptuwe
Al.o g,w susrter of exquisite Am~nssdo, Psssde
and Gold Brown sherry Vintage u.s. Imported cap sssg ~
private MS
II, pR aALE LOW-The wsd MH 90 ieh a. s~~r,h>
Sd avenue, viii whess me sssAssry. Aspsy 81 -
Maiden Lase nlAlmA