Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-18


pears on horseback bat though she is fond of horse
manshp, she has not acquired he highest grace in
the art Since her first appearances on horssback,
ladies Of high rank are frequently seen in the Parks
Before that period, was cons,dered improper for Ia
dies of rank to appear on horseback.
What coatrast-what wide gulf exists between
the fashionable society in New York and London!-
Among other matters, intend 10 collect all the living
lineaments and pecuariies both
in London and Paris and describe them as accurately
as possible. Such descriptions properly preparedmay
be Of some utility 10 the gay peopeofNew York, who
sadly deficient in some points, although tolerable
in others. There is calmness and repose here IN
good society, which is only characteristic OF those
whose rank and position either in art or arms, are
knswn and admitted On the other hand there IS
grea deal of frvoh,y, form, insincey and want OF
imagination and originality. One Of the great ele-
ments Of English high society, is expensive and
splendid establ ishmenis such houses, furniture,
horses carriages Their dress and personal decora-
lions are not so gaudy or expensive as ours are IN
New York. Unless on state occasions, the dress OF
gentlemen is very simplt-so OF the ladies', with the
exception of splendid jewellery. People OF high rank
never promenade as they do in Paris. They are
ever in their carriages their houses, or on horseback
The middlng ind lower classes alone walk in the
streets, or promenade the Parks But of all this,
minute and full details in future. shall endeavor to
furnish my readers with such sketches Of society
here, as they never had before. Society in New
York is in state Of transition and improvement
Now is the time TO aid the building Of the temple
Adieu. b.
MosKy MARKEr-One Of The principal objects OF my visit
IL this country ascertan If possible the nature nf1
metropolis is the centre general tho head
Of se S
the last three have bee more or less regulated by The
RspS Of Eeeand brought on The Revision Of 1887 and fall
Of the houses, and what yet more singular the
.nS nose
On my arrival began instantly my into the
these discoveries to the Of high life
asys S far M
OF the lead money editors Of the London press
ordinary desire receive information of trade
resources, and general elements OF prosperity reading
md commerci. Intelligence Of The LONDON press As
tina, had arrived in the Sirius the inquiries
find my writer Aneris an trade and finance
~ Of
such is the ec, Of industry independence and ho
1ss se years Ib.ye in New York
The real rendition Of the money market here connected
Il, ns ss osaon TO very
al h.re
editors have been great on Others
who soverned by their own specusons An rdepen.
dent scientific, industrious mind very scArce-a very r@a
The Lo0don money market at Mt very quiet The
three OF as . None as
ihsm have yet made dividend except Mr. that
S. r their
frem The Unitea stateS -. a.,...s .rn.,~ ,..a,.l
men, that The Bakof England the summer Of 1885,
ed policy when isrscs at the credit Of the
p.rlo y q a, Pr ion Of ss m we
o. +. =
equal f6eO 900 few months OnRvestgsting thecau
81 %
.,s se yet Ss snn q
banners here .na have every reason 20 believe
made w Z" The private and join, sssusea
ss The :ss Sa Of ss
se. nov 81. sdssd here ma. The conduct Of
The b.sh o. 1855 saa the ees 90 se s
states during the same year. The private and joint stock
se.:d 10 ssS the much specie from
London ,ssr an would admit By This PoIisy Is So
Curing 1855 ali q which wasprinePaly drawn rom
The u. 5..a an e. i SsI
cperaos Of The specie circular aad the Distributor Law In
h. United ss M ssr oo seSnp be seee
which oay useful 70 the large Ats.ic cities was scattered
paper ea and additional specuiaons In lands cotton and
fbus win be seen that the eaeins Of crisis,
both in England United states, sngslary i'd, n
teal perfectly satisfied that they were preserved from
revuson in this country, only from The rapid and ready
OF between deeren parts OF The
was which began May, 1887 frcm counry the
rss event gave the feeling ef and returning
Ss Ss or WITHOUT paper
loaned the specie geld whck had abstractsd In
panic from Bank England This gold found It's
way TO LONDON. and accordingly accumulated IN few
flowed Tendon south and North America but the
aggregate imports OF specie into England for several years
millions erng which took pseein a few months
have The which these views are founded
great experience aud equal intelligence They
have been Publshed IN any q me because
"A London money editors exactly fat In know
ledge general financial science TACT that the best
ssneers here Yankees or educated In Yankee
Trou these views viii The action OF monetary
sAs in Euksrd h neuary identical with those OF the
ss,es The scsnsrns o. ne spsrs :"
the Of The alarm here nd OF the psnc and re-
vuon on Other side The eank OF Engisnd acted ms
Il on 10 The currency Of the Uait.d STATES
The present condition OF money snairs deeply interest
ng have already said that the three embsrrased Amer.
houses have made no divdcnd except ,nst o. mf
gins find there Is great difficulty IN mshisg collections
and many doubt whether they will ever pay IN u Al THIS
mosni several months pss there has hem great
struggle here smong eer,n 'ot ns s,S =, 2, .ne
York in England for The next ten years VIII pc ,he msst
and the contest for the prehts
Mr. Riddle and his agencies and To- Liverpool have
eIy peracd their principal competitors The barses
this rivalry ard comps uon may he subuted The policy
and Of certain portion Of the press here to-
wares Mr. BddIe and his bank snew estimated that one
bird N ret more Of III. GOTTEN year. been
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