Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
The funds were nearly stationary, with very little


ing passengers across Egypt There are 10 be CEN
tire station and four immediate ones 10 be erected IN
the desert between Caro- and Suez. Passengers land
ing al Suez may rest and then make q twcnty-four
Cairo where hsss Is 10 DC an sne
per head. The Pasha intends 10 have small steamers
on the Nile and the canal.
The Turkish fleet, we learn from ConstantiRoPe
TO June 29h was in great force and about proceed
TO the Mediterranean. 1t is ramored Nicholas has
sent word Of his dlspleasure TO Mehemet ALL Admit
raj LIE Gallois had arrived with three liners &c, at
Smyrna from Athens. The Christian population of
Smyrna Is free from the plague The Jews suffer-
The fire al Ca RI had been suppressed great over
flow of the Nile was expected.
MOST DIsGRAcEFuL Row AT THE Park Thea
TRE.-On Monday night, the third terofthe Parkwas
one scene of rude commotion Drunkenness and de-
bauchery pervaded it. Some rowdies were shouting
out IN the most obscene language, at different parts of
the evening; towards the close regular outbreak
toek place. Dowa stairs from the third tier came
perfect legion of ends prostitutes of the vilcst kind
-drunkards, gamblers id est genus omne, all came
into the lobby, cursing and swearing and trying 10
rescue prisoner from the officers We 6eiieyc that
they succeeded in this but we are certain that the
eyes and Of some of the most virtuous and re.
spectacle females in the city were most cruelty pain
ed and shocked The occupants Of thu boxes rushed
out, fearing the house was on fre-and there the vr-
taous had to encounter the disgusting sight Of
the abandoned o. her SEX Weare told by one belong.
ing 10 the house. that rushed rsm the pit to the
boxes. This is horrible work this mneling of vice
with virtue in this wholesale way. The proprietors
Of the Park it the respectable part of socie-
~ to construct separate entrance for the third tier
custemers-no lady is safe TILL they do.
THEATRIcAL Among the many stars destined to
shine in the theatrical hemisphere at the Park the
present season. take great pleasure in announcing
the celebrated tragedlan, Mr.. Thomas Willis Jones,
the gentleman that first introduced Mr. Forrest to his
bosom friend, Mr.. Bunn and likewise paid many CT.
Whites 10 our old friend, Jim Grow Rice, while in Eu
rope. As testimony of Mr.. Joness abilities, Mr.
Forrest presented him with splendid piece Of silver
plate for his mastery deneaon of the arduous part
of Iago, in Liverpool. Mr.. Jones expressed his in
ention to Mr. Forces, of paying this country visit
in the British Queen. We can only say-come Jones.
and you will find whatever kindness you paid our two
old favori,es, Jim and Ned will be returned tenfod.
N. B. We beg the public to distinctly understand
that the above Mr. Jones is no kin, branch, or even
acquainted with the "Aron Orator"
FIRE.-Last evening" about six o'clock, the alarm
Of fire sounded and in less than three minutes
twenty of our splendid engines were full drive on
their way to the fire. The way that was relied out
up, and walked into the FIRE was caution TO all
that saw her on the wing. Glorious almost flew
over the paving and pine knots; 81 was no ways
slow-she streaked it through the streets in superb
style. 5 took sos wafer for Is minutes, and never
dreamt Of an overflow; % was the FIRE; she took
3s wnter-3 took l5's-l5 took 1873, and 10 had
the suction, and along this glorious line seen the
energy and surprising spirit with which the New
York Fremen can man the break burst. They
had two strong incentives-the most powerful that
ever pervade the breast OF ananthe desire do h
act and TO gain the appreciation of the pretty
women whose beautiful eyes beamed on them from
every window along the varioss lines. The fire was
at the grocery of G. Smith, corner of Allen and
Broome; this was destroyed, with its contents-the
adjoining building was slightly injured We regret
to say that poor widow the principal sufferer.
The fire was subdued in hall an hour.
Canada CoSvIcrs-Theer IS to be transported
for life; Sutherland is TO give bail the sum Of
$4,000 tina, he will never enter Canada again, and
10 be banlshed.
LvScHrNe A LA MoDE.-Yesterday mcrning at
very carly hour, MISS Anne Collins, yeung lady Of
low standing took into her head to get drunk before
breakfast and quiz the fishermen Of Centre Market
Anne succeeded in hoaxing two or three fellows by
making them clean several punches feels for her and
then left them, going to another 10 price something
else, without concentrating a single purchase. This
che thought excellent lun, and laughed heartily
At the long faces she left behind her. Unfortunately
for Anne there was one chap, crab merchant, who,
beng not altogether Joke proof hitched on TO Of
her fingers one Of the vigorous Of his sided
shell hsh, which she resented by peltng the whole
fraternity with brick bats. This mode Of attack be-
ing rather nconven.cnt they appointed committee
Of one clam man to hsist her by the arms upon his
shoulders and carry her in that situation through the
market, which was done amidst the huzzas OF the
delighted butchers. 1t was not very gallant action
on the part Of the gentleman in the fsh line but
there was no other remedy.
We advise sweet Anne not to 90 Grabbing again be-
fore breakfast, for fear OF "fshermans luck" again.
Prom DsrEcnos Evening before last, Dries.
BACH Of the first ward, got Information Of an exten
sive robbery committed on board the schooner Com.
merce, Captain Rowe, of Yorktown, Va. In the
course of two hours, that active officer from de-
scrlp,ion given to him Of the thief, ucceeded in ar
resting him as he passing the Park Theatre, and
recovered 1851 in bills, and sl4 in gold and silver
coin. The accused party is Francis Swan, mate Of
the schooner in which he has sailed several voyages