Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

lNrRIovIs OF THE BASoyP Cueus-Ths follow
ng extracts from the Albany Argus of yesterday de-
velope Of the of the counter revolution in
politics, which may possibly ovsrwhelm the wings
before this very night CHARLES KNe, the editor of
the New York American, the organ of this financial
clique, the sanderer of Nicholas Bddle was one Of
the prime negociators in this extraordinary treaty,
procuring Essential aid from the governor.
The billing and cooling" of the Argus towards the
American is easily seen through
From the Albsny Argas.
An Issue OF STATE STocx.-The New York Anne
rican and the Albany Daily Advertiser are amusing
their readers with alleged proposition for an issue OF
state stock in aid of the business interests and banks
committee of the merchants, of the highest cha
racier and standing, came mp to confer with the Gov
ernor IN relation to the relief asked for in the meme
rial to the legislature In this interview, the Cover
nor assured the committee that if the United States
Bank OF Philadelphia took hostile ground against the
banks OF this state in consequence of their determine
uon 10 resume specie payments he would be in favor
OF nerposng the credit of the state if it should be-
come necessary to ward off those attacks, and 10 de-
feat the schemes of those who growing rich, and
monopolizng the trade of the country, by debasing
the currency, and robbing industry of its hard earn
The bill authorizing the banks TO issue post otes.
PAYABLE twelve months ahead and extending their is
and half their capitals espectively-passed the
Assembly IN committee of the whole yesterday after
noon.
u The EARL OF GosFoHp, and suite, embarked
on Tuesday in the Toronto, for London. A large
number of citizens, among whom were many naval,
military and civic officers, assembled on the pier to
take leave of his Lordship
His stay in this city has been continued refund OF
tcrfa kpdp
been extended to him. The same attentions he re-
ceived in Boston.
great many invitations were rendered his Lord
ship which he was obliged to decline, in consequence
of his orders requiring his immediate departure for
England.
Few strangers visiting the United States have made
as many warm friends in so short time, "a Lord
Gesford. great deal may be attributed to the con-
cliatory frankness and courtesy of his mannere
Er ST. PETERs CHuRcn, in Barclay street, will be
opened for the religious celebration Of Good Friday
This is great day in the Catholic Church. Doc
Powers will PREACH and better never lifted tongue
in prayer. Good Friday is the anniversary of the
Crucfxlon, and many curious ceremonies are per-
formed The music will be excellent.
Next Sundayis Easter Day-one of the greatest
days in the Roman calendar.
II Mr.. Webster's speech is sweeping the country
= Miss Clifton. the beautiful and magnificent is
at New Orleans. Miss Miller, the lovely and petite
cher half sister, is here. What singular pair of ar
tisfes!
II Don't forget Mr.. Lucas's Annual Exhibition
Ball tonight ia Brooklyn.
II Remember that DIR. Parker gives a splendid
Ball tomorrow night in Tammany Hall.
II THE Doors PARTY, as hey call themselves
are composed of few l-bred YOUTHS whs want to
dance in boots at Charruaud's balls We advise
them to behave. We can tolerate no indecorum in
dress or behavior, where he fair are concerned So
dof your boots, young gentlemen, and put on your
pumps.
HARD TIMES IN New ORLEASs.-The daily receipts
for tickets enter the Race Course at New Orleans
were on, s700e-for the three, say $4,000 Quite
trlHe in these hard times.
II New Orleans has two or three race courses,
and 5000 blacklegs.
DIED.
On the 10Th instant Mrs Margaret Davis the 2sh year OF
her age.
w. Ephrsim cirh formerly Captain in the u s. Army aged
&c