Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

S-As you have refused to give up the name Of your in
municsou vcu were pleased 10 make 10 Mr. MLeod in rea
on me, must hold you responsible for the same
cate with Dr. Carnochan The bear this the subject
Signed, your '0eoe' FiT2sERALp TAsIsTRo
NEW York. Asor House,
January 18Th, 1888, ii O'clock A. NJ
Shiny engagements and the importance OF Inc contents
Of the banded you By ms or hs
subject addressed to me at the Bar of this Hotel
Il am Sir, your ooedeatservant yoHN cARNoCHAN.
S. NJ NEIL. Esq, Astor House
may attached the contents OF these
communoasns far as imay be now pomp
matters for myself decide Having duly acknowledged
they will proper attention, and such reply as may
consider due all the crcumstancesto whchthey
refer.
Ihave the honor TO be,
Your obsdts't SAN, NJ NEIL,
To JOHN CARSocHAN, Esq
AT 10 minutes past sslock received the following
AsToR Housy, jan 18th, lSs82l o'clock.
Sir-In reply this morning which have just
received must that its cssens are so entirely at yarI
ance with FORMS that 70 any further mis-
hear sais eory from YOU before oclses TINS evening
ar, Sir, your obedt serv't ~ ..nocu
$. M. NELL, ESQ Aston House.
To which Immediately replied: 49,, -
sr- was my TO have addressed you reply this
day. TO the note received at your hands this Gornng.
have this moment received your letter. written half past
2ocock and now beg you distinctly to that you
the letteris withdrawn.
Yours, &c. SAMUEL M NELL
merely add that, upon further enquiry. more thaa
satisfied that this individual under existing circumstance
ge.emsn Should be n bis power 70 clear up his cha
and s Hd he ~ S
satisfaction which may be due to him r, ~ uru
New Cork January lsth 1883.
Its whispered that the ground of complaint on
the part Of the appellant is that Mr. N. had stated
that he was informed by a gentleman who had il
from lady, who profcssed herself sure of the fact,
that the Count had certain amiable liajsons in Eng
land; that, in fact he no Count at all, bat had
been walking gentleman" at one Of the minor
London theatres. Mr.. N. mentioned it again at his
dinner table, in the presence of several persons,
among whom, as is customary, there did not fail 10
be some damned good natured friend" who apprz-
ed the object Of the complimentary analysis Of his
pretensions, of what was rumored on his score The
latter Instantly summoned MIN. toretract the asper
sior give up his author, or out and support what
he had said by mortal combat with all and every Of
which the latter declined compliance. In conse-
quence of which the Count has had recourse to the
publication of the document first above quoted the
appearance of which is to silence all surmises, and
re-estabsh him in the good eraces of our exclusive
coieries, who are as enamoured Of foreign Count
as if he were the Chimpanzee-a dwarf buffoon
Patagonan giant eight feet high, and shoulders broae
in preportion-or the Grand Pienipotentary,
whose qualities and personal endowments as record
ed in certain ballad by Sheridan excited sach SEN
sation among the female coRnaisssssss Of London.
We shall make some further enquiries to satisfy our
selves whether the Count is fashionable loaer or not
but have to the conclusion that he is GER
tainly literary one. In last weeks Mirror was a
pretty and graceful paper On Pebble one of those
light tr1es which men Of genius hit off in their hap
pest moments when the mind bnsks in the Sunshine
of Joy, and the changes rung upon each sportive
turn Of fancy. 1t purpored TO be the production of
ONBRA and OMBRA was given out TO be the nom de
guerre Of the Count. Now il 80 happens that this
very piece is the avowed production of Mr.. Leigh
Hunt and If the Count wanted $40 for the article he
ought 10 have been more judcous than to plaq arze
upon one Of the most popular writers of magazines
where the appropriation could not fail to be detected
This story is rich in other particuars-it shews
that the Mirror must be vergng into its "sere and yell
lew leaf" and that its conductors richer in dollars
than they are in literary Judgment and the Information
necessary their calling This specimen Of literary
oaferism on all sides too good to be lost and it
would be aniniustco 10 all parties TO suppress it, Be-
sides il may serve test Of the stat nsminis ON
bre, Of the other question We shall look sharply af.
ter further facts.
TsxAs-IxrenTAsT-WAsE SpED.-The Caroline
arrived at New Orleans 9th inst. from Matamoras,
the Captain Of which reports that the Mexican troops
who marched to Texas had returned with one Texan
as prisoner. This beats the famous Florida troops
out and out-for they seldom capture more than one
squaw and 'possum at time.
MoaE ExpERIMENTs.-Mr. Alalre has restored to
the alarm bell Of the City Hall its former tone. He
sawed the crack out, and i sounds az well
We advise Mr.. Van Buren, to get Mr.. A. to saw the
crack out Of the Democratic party" or Of the cur
rency. Some such experiment is wanted very much
IN that quarter.
The Two PHsrTENTs-Webb, of the Courier and
Leggett formerly Of the Post both out yesterday,
confcssng their sins-the one committed towards Mr..
Lynch, the other towards Col. Murray. We shall
take their several cases into consideration and pro.
nounce absolution and penance in day or two.-
Cntln ought 10 take the heads Of these two editors
after OceoIs
DIALOGUE" Have yeu heard asked losfer the
other day OF brother "that the Boston Banks have