Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

ed to be on the point OF falntng, when fortunately
Cy Bell, the boarding officer, saw her situation, and
rushing on the black scoundrel struck him to the
ground Kellum the active Inspector ofthe ward
was on the spot Immediately, and took the villain to
the police Office. Justice Hopson sent the swarthy
scoundrel ceremonie to the peHentary for four
months.
II The Rev. Mr.. Maffit is preaching to crowded
houses in New Orleans This apostle is powerful
among the pious ladissa thing which requires talents
Of the first order. Who saw the women run af-
ter bockheads2 None. What makes my brother
Jedediah Burchard, SO popular among the petcoats
Because he has a soul and genius. Every thing in
the shape of man has not a soul to save-or be
damned either. Does any one suppose that Amos
Kendell has soul 1t Is libel on Gods fair works
II Rooms SrocK FACTORY at the co rner of
Laurens and Prince streets is quite an interesting con-
Germ. Ii embraces washing, ironing and dressno
establishment entirely under the supernendance Of
Mr. r., who employed in 1886 and 81 fifty or sixty
girls, and now twenty or thereabouts All the linen
made up into shirts, by our clothing stores for rhe
southern markets, are washed pleated and prepared
here In year, the number of shirts Thus rad
are many hundred thousands.
Mr.. Rogers has also mandatory of stocks and
the patterns are very beautiful.
The ironing department, which we went throuob
and examined, is quite interesting About q dozen
fino, healthy Irish girls were at work; and the pcr.
fumes OF the clean nen under the action of The hot
iron, almost resembled the fragrant breath of sprno
This establishment and its particular line l. rho
creation entirely of Mr. Rogers and his lady. The
latter has had under her control iny wild Irish
girls at time, and her management and tact are adj
mrable II you know how to take an Irish GIRL -
says ArsR., they the NEST excellent help-bet.
ter than those of any other country. never had
any trouble with them. Indeed l have found them
industrious and inteligent-with great deal of ro.
raj wit and shrswdness." "What makes Won think
SO ." was said to one of them one day. Well and
faitp was the reply, MISTRESS, when sea shells
always thinks Of eggs an shure."
CovRr OF SESSIONS, Tuesday, April 3.-Prese,,
the Recorder and Aldermen Taylor, Randall, Green.
field, r. J. Smith, and De Forest.
The Court was crowded with we'll dressed specta-
tsrs many ladies and numerous assemblage of
er's farewell address to the grand jury.
The worthy cid gentleman entered the Court as
ueual, half hour behind his time and in taking his
seat called OUT Mr. Hays, open the Court"
Jacob Hays did so with great solcmnity.
The following gentlemen were then swsrn on. the
grand In9uest:-Thomas r. Mercein foreman; Isaac
Arnold, Thomas Barker Jacob p. Bunting, Carkscn
Crohns, Ferris Finch, Bartholomew Granger Bcnja-
min +. Halock, Cornelius G. Jacobus David Louder
back, John a. May, Richard Wight, Samuel Kin.
James A Blasdsll, George Suttsn, Robert Buchsp'
Uriah r. Carpenter, John Firth, William I.,Idam'
Albert !. Spear, Guy Richards. 7'
The Recorder thea stated that he had been reouest
cd TO deliver written charge on this occasion, he
had never done this but once in his life, but would
repeat u now. He read At length very valuable and
in'eresnsg paper, containing some excellent extracts
from former charge, delivered manv vesrs bach. |
He alluded 10 Alfred the Great Alexander the Great
Dogencs, Dionysus physic and metsphysics ma
themaiics and TIE majesty Of the people, Sir Matthew
Hale, Sir William Blackstone, the Prince of Orange,
Oliver Cromwell, Tppoo Saib and Tcsnderoga con.
Guiding Of course, with the rights Of jures, and John
Jays falents ...e 90 n ITs
We shall publish il at length in few days.
SursnIoa Couar.-Tuesday, April 3d.--Befsre