Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

The private accounts from Newly ERIK unfsvoI.
able TO leave little doubt that there is an END 70 al
further realization Of for the three great
which suspended payment in Jane last Indeed ne
best letters their belief without reserve,
s0ch rs the case. Some information may SHORTY o1
looked for respecting the situation OF these aoceus,
which have been, from their magnitude an oeo'
efgrest nlerest hroug all commercial men
tins country The great fall in the exchanges ~
they have turned decidedly against England conun
ues to form the remarkable feature OF the Ne~r,~k
moscy transactions Bills redene on the letn alt a,
los, and it is estimated that at this price, specie wo1sa
TOW into the country profit of from 10 per cent
on the difference of exchange alone.
LIVERPOOL, March 7-Couon--The market con,,nurs III
very heavy and drooPing state the prices gshs
the day 10 bags md about 80 arri
walls with Cotton in addition 10 these reported Yesterday
HAMsuse March 2-Co,ton- and Tenaesfee6 81
s. Georgia first sort 81 ash % sort 8-3d ans Sun sss
sia 7i Maranham sl-Madras o. asi-sura ~ DIDO
Prices efRaw sugsr with aiscount-Ro white, so B.
Bahia white "A as2-Penembuoo white :; Havana srown
81 a8-Ro brown Of s-Baha Brown, 81 6-rernanouco
brown 81 a sa-MaaIa brown 5Aa6
THE INDIAN WAn.-From ST. Augustine under date
of the 9Th inst we learn that Colone Bankhead, with
his command was unsuccessful in his pursuit Of body
Of Indians who fired upon his flag and escaped. Two
men have been scalped and killed in the vicinity Of Mi
canopy.
The osases on the Western frontier are likely to oc-
cason trouble. They have organised $500 warriors
and companies of regulars, under Captain Suther
land, were sent into their country After marching
way the Captain has stopped and asked for rein.
forcements.
TROUBLES IN THE CHERo4EE COUNTRY In the ex-
pecali that the expatra,on the CheroSee from their
dieia be effected without the Intervention
of the uonpa ratio General Scott has been 10 that
eosntry with authority make acquisitions for the
militia of the conterminous states
BOLD STROKE FOR A WiFE.-OA Thursday we pub
shed account from B affalo paper of terrible abb
ducton, like the rape of Helen by the blooming Prince
of Troy. II now turns out tha,it preeoncerted
matter between the young lady Miss Harnot and Cap
tain Bristol of the steamboat, who the happy
swain The exaggerated statement proceeded from
the anger the ladys father, his daughters marrying
without his consent asked and obtained This is quite
a romantic incident in these commonplace times.
ILwEAvKD AMBITION On Saturday there was
letter received Montreal from Toronto, that Suther
land had been condemned to the gallows
Az UNHAPPY TEMPER-Mr.' Fenmore Cooper after
quarreng with almost all mankind, has, last, turned
his hostes against the dead. Sir Walter Scott is
now the object of his vituperation! As said Of
John Lburne in Cromwell's time. if there
John and Lilburne in the world John would quarrel
with LilburRe, and Llburne with John. So of Fsni-
more Cooper.
90 OF late the papers have teemed with accounts of
cruelty exercised by parents and guardians against chill
irea. 1t makes the heart sick TO read them.
CArcHroLE OUTwrTTED.-A somewhat novel
occurrence took place the Fleet Prison, London
he evening of the l4th inst, when prisoner arrived
alfred in cloak whose face was orna-
nen,ed with ample display of whisker He came.
tended by friends. in the custody of the tpstaf
{ the Court Of Exchequer, who delivered him into the
uthority of the Warden. He tosS up his quarters in
he room of a prisoner named Abrahams, and imme. |
lately afterwards threw off ais cloak and proceeded to
he coffee room, where he ordered tea. After lapse
e about three quarters of hour the crer called for
lis appearance TO be inspected. in order be known
o the turkeys The call was in vain as the captive
lad fed leaving cloak, whiskers and wig. The amount
or which the party detained was understand,
J, 1901 for which the Warden is liable.
CLoAKs versus GREAr CoATs.-very cold tonight
Wish had put my flannel waistcoat. Always keep
delaying il, il seems thicken and hamper so.-
Besides, prefer my skin sleeps. great
too. Unjust allow would be warmer than this cloak,
but makes feel like bear his hind legs is ano
Their great tsick skin. rather than investment Makes
me feel. when hear pipe and tabor. as il ought to
be shutting dance and moving circle round about
:" the man." with my hands hung out and my chs in
the air. A cloak elegant aud flowing chivalrous
somehow and romantic; item,
at any rate-aso innamorata room enough
Tor two; leone snder my pladdie the Scotch song
mas it. If there 10 much actual warmth in il in
great coat there is Of the sentiment ana beau
deal of warmth. 1t is like Of cloth tent hanging
lbout us wrap enc all round like sleep las Sancho
sleep comparing ii, uce rersa, with cloak) one
inside of il; in great coat one arms sui feel out
tide il does not wholly withdraw, cartan, and
enclose ss.-Legh Hrnt in AoRthly Repository.
TURKISH FEMALES WITHOUT VEILs.-At two diff
erent periods have surprised females without their
wells; In both instances they very young, and
they both did the thing, which TO make faces
at me. l believe they acted in that from a
feeling that their beauty should be exposed to
christian eyes and therefore, that il their duty
dstort their the only sfobvating
the bad effects Of so uutoward having been
taken unawares withsst their veis.-Herces Residence
in Turkey aad Greece.
TO,T "a ACHrl TOOTH ACaEm!
yANISENs CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA
ry This article bghy concentrated rsrai,cs Kreo
see ssd Cardsmas has In all cases where u has been
used placed in with the the
"a sed tooth, thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC