Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

London The Columbus, Capt. Depeyster and the
Sheridan, Capt Pierce sail TO Liverpool-the Media
Ter, Capt Champln, TO London and the Charles Car
roll Captain Lee, Havre. Al 10 o'clock, the letter
bags of all close al Gilpn's in the Exchange.
Reader, did yeu ever know personally a New York
packet ship captain Did yos ever enter packet
ship cabin? The former are all princes-the latter
all palaces. II there is place in Heaven more COM
Portable than another, New York packet ship cap
tain ought to get admission there Their toll their
talent their enterprise, their generosity, their gentle
manly conduct and particularly the tender care they
always take Of their lady passengers, crossing the
ocean, will be rewarded hereafter well as in this
world If steamng the Atlantic should succeed they
not demolished. They will sell their ships
build steamers, and beat the British the broad At
lantic in less than year.
Gentlemen, we wish you prosperous breezes-clear
skes-pleny of smiling fair passengsrs-and short
voyages.
New MERcHANTs ExcHAseE-Ths day the New
Merchants Exchange opens in the lower part of the
Rounda of the New Exchange in Wall street.-the
entrance from the street.
This will give much convenience and comfort to
the merchants. Between the Exchange and the
Reading Room there is great of accessible one
being contiguous 10 the other Wall street, will as
formerly, be now the great business centre of the
city
BRouaH, the singer, takes a benefit tomorrow even
ing. He is tall enough and capital enough to ensure
a good one
IL THE PAINE BALL takes place tomorrow even
ing learn that many pretty goddesses will be pre-
sent Do the philanthropists believe in plurality of
goddesses2 / verify think they do-and thus COM
NIT the sin of the ancient heather. | must 60 and
see how they worship these lovely divinties.
~ The Montgomery Guards give their annual
ball on Monday evening, the 18th inst Prepare your
smiles ladies.
II The GREAT RELIGIOUS REVIVAL has now
spread over our four large cities and thirty villages
the Atlantic coast besides much vacant space. 1t
still gathers strength here, and although the number
of converts sackens little on account probably of
tho cold weather, loses Of its intensity in the
hearts of true believers. Not single broker poll
tician has yet been awakened. Oh! sinners!
u GrIrNs READING Room in the Exchange is
now very well attended 1t is fitted up in elegant
style, and, at night when the gas lights are alive, it
is truly magnificent. The number of subscribers also
increase-and no doubt they will increase till the list
becomes larger and larger than it Therci is
we believe, no other reading room in the neghbor-
hood of Wall street, but GiPin's. Let il flourish.
SOMETHING CurIous-Yesterday about O clock,
John Wood, Esq., highly respectable citizen, of ff-
" years standing, called al our Office, and put into
eur hands for publication the following naive notice.
which, as il is couched in respectable language and
is proper and appropriate, publish as received =
SEvEsTy.rrvE DoLLARs ron THE PooR.-The sub
scrber is owner Of two brick stables in Republican
alley of which he rented TO Mr. John Haggerty Jr
upon an application from Job Sullivan, . colored
man. lately deceased) who represented himself an
agent for Haggerty Jr and wished the stable for his
and the accommodation OF such members OF the
Blood Club as he at the time associated WITH AT
$3.50 the year, payable quarterly. Six months rent
was paid by Sullivan, apd receipt gwen IN the name
of Mr. J. H. for the amount. The dissolution Of Sui
Ivan taking place shortly after, and the last halt
years rent not being paid to the subscriber, he called
upon Mr. III. in a civil manner and demanded H. The
language used by III. contumelIous and insulting
in the extreme, who not OILY disavowed his respon-
siblity but made of such language as no one gen
tsman shoald use towards another roundly affirm
ing he had paid SullNan's wife the total amount,
which was fatty con,radcted by her, and were
II the case she not authorised To receive H. The
money If collected can lily repay the subscriber for
outraged feeling and nsut-and as his claim u based
justice, he would be willing 10 refer II t. the decs
ion Of honest men, and is willing 10 appropriate the
Jons wooD.
We advise our friend young Mr.. Haggcrty" ,o'pay
the rent or at least to commute the affair." and let the
poor have something TO warm their hearts. Also he
ought not to old and respectable citizens in
ungentlemanly way. This practice as the Recorder
would say, prevails extensively in this community
among young men--but il Is time TO quit IT and be c-
vii Young John has good example in my case
When | published his papa's narHe by mistake,
pleaded guilty, paid fine Of $500, and squared off
all accounts like an honest man John 90 and do
likewise 10 Mr.. Wood. IL may aid the salvation Of
your precious soul, land suppose you have one
which take to be in "perleus state" as Dogber
ry would say. Any thing for a quiet life my friend.
E1r The penny Sun makes savage attack-pric,
s5-upon Har,& Henrqucs le Wall st., because the,
redeem Susquehanna Bank notes. You can easill
get the Sun 70 eat Their own words for s52s and M
questions asked
TIE WESTERN FRoSrIER-The greater part OF
the Militia who were called out some weeks AGO 70
the protection Of the frontier Of this State were dis
charged on Thursday last and have returned to the
hsmes.
Some thousands Of the Upper Canada Militia aud
volunteers have also been dismissed home, with the
thanks Of the Lieutenant Governor.
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