Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
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f~THE WEEKLY HERALD will be published today
exactly nine o'clock. Ii will contain all the Cana
da news-money markets, &c. better than any paper
published.
The Erening Herald today will be published about
Two o'clock. Ii will contain the latest news frem
Navy Island and the Frontier together with further
particulars from Albany, Boston, and the bank failures
in the latter place.
The Sunday Morning Herald will be published
tomorrow morning early. II will contain the latest
news ALSO from the of war; received after all the
evening papers out No other paper but the Sun
day Herald has the means Of giving the latest ntell-
gence from Canada, or even Of the ship news.
The Frontier Hsstilities-Im portant Events
at hand-Our Evening Edition.
The Albany Mail which arrived yesterday afternoon
brought nothing of that place, that our nfor
nation respecting the Navy Islanders, in this the
very ecsacy of their fate remains where we left 1t
yesterday morning. This is the more annoying, from
the fact that the critical hour come, big with the
fate of the provisional government Of Upper Canada,
and its phaanx Of Ioaers But our patience must be
exercised for few hours longer; and we trust to
have something especial to communicate in our Eren-
ing Herald
Our latest dates to the evening Of the 18th from
Buffalo and 18th from Albany; it appears that
General Scott's militia were not a, all hearty in the
cause for which they were enrolled and that in the
Of thav call adu IN force hQ nell
traLty against the Navy Islanders par rois du tai
and to prevent their landing at Schosser, they wsuld
prove recreant to the gallant General, and probably
Join the loafer chieftains.
Now this is very important feature of the case, as
the conclusion of the affair depended upon the strict
ness of GeneraiScstts measures +; and if he cannot
depend upon the fidelity of his militia, Van Rensse-
laer may carry on the war ad intini:upa. The con-
slant arrival of British regulars at Chppeway is ndi-
cave of the intention of the provincial authorities to
quell the Instruction, and they cannot in decency
policy remain inactive much longer-as the story
would not tell well England that less than thou
sand of the scum of Canada and western New York
had held the entire English force at bay for month,
and that they still continued at gaze. This state of
things cannot possibly continue, and we expect to
announce determination ofsach an anomalous condl-
ton this evening.
BY private letter received here yesterday, we
learn that the Patriots have $500 men the Island
with AZ pieces of artillery. Governor Marcy has
gone west with General Sco-t is surmised, for the
purpose of preventing that officer from carrying of
all the horses, or njuring the cause Also, we have
every reason 10 believe that score, conspiracy ex
lists. with its centre ia Washington 10 stimulate and
assist as much possible the cause Of the Navy Is
landers. This accounts that may be received today
Will be of the highest importance.