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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

EVENING HERAIp.-This afternoon, our afternoon
paper will contain all that 10 published in our morn
ing paper the whole Of the shipping list for the entire
week, with digest of the markets for the same Pc
rod together with all the latest news received by all
the mails up to o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

" in conformity with our promise, we publish
today another extremely interesting and valuable
lish another page from the Journa and alse another
letter from Mr.. Bennett.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04
Hank Justice.

.DsAR SIR,-By inserting the following plain state
ment of facts in your widely circulating Journal you
will obhge SUBSCRIBER
A few days ago note fell due which was dlscoun
ted in the Greenwich Bank OF this city; the drawer
had made mistake of one day in entenng 1t IN the
note book-thereore on the day previous 10 expeca-
on the note was presented for payment by the nota
ry Of that institution. After shelving bn the error
on the book, and his saying the notice had been LEFT
by mistake at another place, something OF similar
name the money was rendered to him IN bills OF the
city banks, but the gentleman wanted protest mo-
ney too; which being informed he could not get, he
dubbed about one Of the bills-and when that was
offered to be changed he said he wanted specie" or
he would not take II, which OF course he could not get,
it being then after three o'clock; he therefore took
The and protes ed II, giving as an answer, re-
fused TO pay IT," Now should like 10 know from
some Of your numerous readers, learned IN the law,
whether this answer under the circumstances per-
jury, for understand notarles are sworn officers As
TO its truth or falschood IN a moral point OF view,
the arbitrary proceeding Of this unctoHary is left TO
the decision of those who may hear OF the clrcum-
stances. CANAL STREET.
To the EDITOR Of the Herald
LABoaEas, HARvEsr, &c-Please publish the fol-
lowing article, and you will obllee constant reader
and old correspondent
The harvest in all the counties of the state north
and west OF Albany is unprecedcntedly great. La
borers Of all kinds in demand-every where good
wages can be had The hundreds in this city eat Of
employ, recommended to get III the now boats
situation. You may rely on the correctness of this
information. FMENp TO THE lNDus7RIoys.
THE CoRosER.-ln our remarks this morning we
did no, intend to censure the Coroner. We have al
ways found him At his post-faihful, intelligent
Trustworthy, and accommodating upon reaec-
ton, we believe that the Common Council are bound
TO furnish him with office and to pay the rent for
for il. The Corener is officer of far lore trust
than half the loafers that infest the City Hail. the
Halls Of Justice and other public buildings.
Mr. Editor-Sn--In the ii erald of this morning
you say that the coroner should have Office down
town. Very true. But instead of putting the blame
the coroner just put il where 1t belongs, on the
common council. There is no reason that l knew Of
why the corsner should not be furnished an Office by
the common council, ~ well as sheriff, or any Other
officer; and / know that the corener after he was
refused accommodation in the police Office, did adj
dress note 70 the commissioners Of the aims house
requesting permission for a small nook or corner IN
their Office, which was refused. He then very pro-
perry concluded he would make his Office at his own
place No. ASP Grand street, and will probably con-
tinue there until our accommodating common coun-
Gil shall locate him somewhere else. JusTIcx.
JAMArcA-All the apprentices were SET free on the
LIST of August.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

GLORIOUS Nxwa-wc are highly delighted TO learn
that the counsel for the Old School party has been
defeated in his attempt to qua.h the suit commenced
by the New School party. The Supreme Court o.
Pennsylvania Judge Gibson prcsidiHg,) decide that
there sufficient Of action. The case then - 70
be argued in November next This is just cur decs-
ion given two months ago. In addition We add, 'ba
the new assembly will be the only lawful one; v 80
look out ye old triangular Calvinists. We pity you
from the bottom OF our hearts. You will learn los-
son, however never 70 follow in General Jacksnn's
footsteps again. This Il is that kills Msuy, Of KIN.
dcrhook.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

HYpnornosrA-KILL youR Docs The frst well
authenticated Gaze of hydrophobia that has occurred
IN this city this summer has just to our knowl-
edge. sweet little child named James Berens, a
years Of age, was bitten our Office, about three
weeks since The little sufferer died in horrible
spasms the night before last. His parents reside at
% Nassau, corner of Cedar street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04
Sonnet.

Sitting evening with learned Miss
We soon began TO talk of learned things;
Not frils or a wers, rignal ole or rings,
But fountains full of intellectual bliss.
Thus In high convene. { ON some distant place
There came strain of mus c, soft end clear;
saw fash of p essure light her face,
And wbis pered possy in her willing ear
She smile. and ash ed me who com Used the lineS,
Where they from she thought them ace llenG
And more expressive than the song of birds,
When earth with lovely sprinF flowers is besprent.
! answered, MILTON. She said, 4. Yes, know il.
Ire read his Dorks-uncomnor pretty p0Go
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

81 The letter bag of the Royal William will be
closed al the Exchange Reading Room this afternoon
at three o clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

Ut Every Isdan warrior, woman, negro, or pa
poosc captured or killed in the Seminole war, cost us
ag330 each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

BunoLAsr.-About o'clock yesterday morning,
Mr.. William Clark, Of the corner Of Duane and Elm
Streets called al the police office and stated that his
store had been entered on eprecedng night through
one Of the windows by some person unknown, and
the premises robbed Of about $50 in cash, a silver
watch and gold chain, besides other articles Of small
CT valse. ofiicer Peck Immediately went in pursuit
Of the villain, aud after coasting around the Five
Points and cruising through Cow Bay, and other in
letsin that renowned neiehborheed, purpose, at
length succeeded in capturing the covey ata public
house in Pearl street, called the Brown Jug" Most
OF the money was found in the possession Of the prl
soner. He was Immediately Recognized at the police
office as an old convict of Botany Bay named James
HeadlsY, and was fully committed for trIaL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

The GIRArFEs.-This is we understand, the last
day Of the exhibition of these wonderful specimens of
nature. We would particularly urge on the minds Of
the public who fond of curiosites to go and take
their children. Go 90! by all means.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

RroHrs OF LAHpLoRps.-A legal gentleman, who
has had some practice at the various ward courts,
propounds the following queries which he wishes an
swsred BY the clerk Of the 4th and 9th ward court.
lst Are you net bound TO administer the oath of
the amount of rent due to landlord, bis issuing
landlords warrant receiving the usual fee for ad-
mnisterng oath, TO wit, the sum of IL IL cents
I'd. BY what law or authority dc you refsss to ad
minister such oath wi,hou, payment Of the sum Of
62 Ia cents7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

II Governor McDufiie Of South Carolina arrived
here yesterday, and put up at the American Hotel.
His intention is to 60 TO England to negotiate loan
for the benefit Of the sufferers at the late conagra-
ton at Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

GREAr Boar RAcs.-The ST. John Boatmea few
weeks since offered be, Of $1,000 they could beat aay
boat in the world in any KIM Of boat race. boat
company in New York and another in Halifax, have
accepted The challenge, and the will soon be run.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04
SATURDAY. AUGUST .. lsss.

WEEKLY HERALp.-The Herald of this week,
which will be published precisely at O. will contain
an entirely new account Of the Coronation, sent as
from London including the details Of the ceremonies
together with all the illustrative cuts, and republic
cation of Mr.. Benefits own graphic account Of the
ceremony.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

UsrAaDosABLs SrvsiDIrr.-A little boy named
Thomas Brown, aged seven years, was drowned ON
Thurs1ay afternoon in the East River near Brooklyn.
The deceased, in company with number Of children
belonging to the same school, were taken by ther
mistress to bsthe, and suffered by her to run out /.
the river beyond his depth and DROWN without max
ing any efiectual efforts to him. The body was
recovered yesterday near the South Ferry, and an
inquest held upon it-verdict, accidental death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

\ vst- ,l.gs wlit PUtNrsR poo, nth ,wfi tsck
W ses lt.eus. N tes.sr stot.cn ~ Duhe 'ne
~ trf wili Nheraiiv wstr. the bHnhs Uf
,hc kayisE han atNo. 10 Cedar Il er,, up ans
aptal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

DsowSKp.-The body Of small lad, aged III
yeirs, named McIe N, who had been Tor some
days missing, was fosnd q, the scer dock ycsteI day.
drowncd-v,rd c. acc,d r'el d""'h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04
M q N E Y NJ A Il X II H,
Friday. August 3.-f p M

The business in exchange for the sailing of the Royal WI
am opened with sales at At this the rate though
in few Spc ash far generally paid The
probability that the rem,ances by the Royal william
will be extensive. On France, sales 81 Csc ST 17}c We
shall give In evening edition tomorrow the transactions
up to the latest moment of the packets sailing.
In domestic exchange there be in rates.
particularly Southern funds absence buyers
and the quantity offered The discount
creased within few days. We quote
Sh,ss,Nc z per eea' ssTrs. ss
Business generally in Wall street. continues fiat The ami
natos visible within few days has disappeared the
approaches its close The operations the Stock Exchange
which considered index the market
falling od the activity produced The sale ofhe States
bonds, which operation viewed In the light of a
the part the its hostile feelings towards
the mercantile community, and therefore considered a.
the hartnger OF uch good but the vndctvs feelings d
played by the prty presses vita the unng opposition 10
mercantile enterprise which Of the the admin
htraon papers, throw chill over the otLerwse en-
hvenlng warmth OF returning ade this which causes
the frequent auet nations sock MARKET
great disposition to sell vinced Board of Bro
Hers to-day The transactions extensive Al generalc
cline 10 prices, u n. Bsnk fell per cent NJ River p.r
cent Del Hudson u Morris Canal "a Der ceuts
Kentucky u per Illinois per cent vckssurgh IA per
cent Mohawk declined ~ per cent Paterson per ce.t
Harlem per cent s,cnsy,sn per cent
State Of Trade.
e. - Ie ri, mon, Sy n 81, arrivals This week have
sales have TAXI. place tut the prices sv. bees low
There were not many purchasers sales thev be-
Ing principally attended by merchant, 70 become &C.
snanled with the state OF trade.
Goods not pienp, the sales fy deme,c oes
lens and csttons with which web upped The
trade f uncommo ally back ward
Of narse hu isss At the sueii-n sales thus
q The Term. q ~ Ia; =. prns .ppscsed ~Seyx This
Corros-The sales this week bales OF these
TOO we're Uplsnds ateiai principally at oai2 2aNew Or
lesnse,i3 $40 Flsds ssla 90 Mobile gsi2 NJ r.
TIE import Of The week 2c7i tales The incIne 1850
bales A. Mobile the 9Th ult the pretty well
e AIRED OF The old crop The receipts ght would
continue 80 until the crop ard The sales
with TIE rsc~pt, BAIL ostes In
the 10Th June bad reached that city, which nj
preston. AtNew Oreas 10Th demand eou urd fair
slight rise In prices Sales ESQ ~ Alabama mtdoling "a
~ Miss madng I'll lcs Miss middns ar II; $50 good mid
nand we. aec for better qrae 81 Upland iaes
made 81 full prices
C~mpn s,ivs view OF stocks sales prices for the weeh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

W Another earthquake was fol, at Richmond, In.
diana, on the 18th Of July.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

NJ The thcrmVue,,r - = eaveIand Ohio, on Fri.
day last was "a w tho shnd"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04
NJ Thermometer again at 90 yesterday.

NJ Coopers Homeward Bound" 10 out
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

~ There are 0l4 salos widoSs ~ Darnsiablc
coaaty, Nasa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

THE TEErH.--Burdsll, Of Chambers street, hat
published the best book the teeth we ever read
No enc should be withsu il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04
; OF stocks, sales and prices for the weeh

TIE total sock hand United State, IA estimated az
III ss3 bses az snst III est latyesr.
Receipts ef Cot,os the following places the q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

JANArcA.-All tho apprentices were 50, free on tn
LIST OF August.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

BsEswsx plenty the market but q. m.
advances has become more 10 request prime
yellow brought IN cents
Transactions this Day.
Cotton bis ppnds sIsi5i Asbss-ies bbh Pat. sx
Is6 NO balls AZ % p..,. "a
Tesseeo, ,ss SC Cue, ,aat Beeswsr-s,oocibs ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-04

ToBacco The leaf market remains nearly IN the state
of inactivity last IL tned demand
exists for the Canada kst but the rmpe OF holders who
demand lie, and under which understandable article
furnished prevents buyers f taking hold The ertest
Of their limits be sc VIII ihc revival III
ever u Il antiripstcd wll y favor lcrs
AsuEs-Tke price Of P m OF the coGrued
demand has advanced per barrel An advance has The
w,se tekrp plncs ~ which occurred Al nc s.d
HE her rates holders The on hand
about bbls 500
Against n stock OF sWyear0f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
From the Aug ,sta Carunicls.
A NArIOSAL BANK AND THE
OLD REPUBLICAN PARTY.

We have bcfnre Us volume OF the
Nsuon.l Register. published al Washing
ton Cay 10 1916. by joel X. Mead. a
republican, winch contains a complete
lls, of the names of the members ot Con
grrss that year. des,gns,ins the political
character of each member; by which It
aapsar. that there were 10 the Senate 20
Republicans and u Federalis's. aud IN
ti.e H,use Of Representatives III Re-
publicans aud So Federalists. u would
seem 10 our humble capacity. that if the
Bank charter had been federal me azure.
there were certainly republicans enough
ia ba,h II ,uses, backed as they were by
q republican President, I'd have defeated
a.! Ls, that pass. Inc bill originated
~ she itDusr. aud we shall shsrefore give
the yoss upon lis psssags there first, CIV
jug tbs vow by states. 10 show from what
oaartrr of the Uniun each member hall
-; ,hs R-puslissps il Rsmsn lsIssrs aud
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
From the Fayetteville Observer.
NORTHERN ABOLITIONISTS

We received a lev days ago flaming
extra from The office Of the Raleigh STAN
dard, in which an attempt is made "a
prove union Of the Wings and Adolf
unnis.s 10 New York. founded upon a
publication since d-nounced az forgery
BY Lews Tsppan. The great leader Of the
Abol,uon,s,s. This miserable gull trap
Of the Standard will catch no flies; for II
10 evident that al the candidates Of both
the parties in the late election are oppos'
Oh TO slavery. They so distinctly a'ow'
ed themselves; before the election. )"
that Il tie Wings Of New York are liable
to the charge Of uniting with the Adolf
tionis,s, The I.nco Focos. las they cal
themselse.) Of that state are in The same
prsdIss.ssRL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

h,ppssrs lloR he aOFthsIA Nhis o.
,.r. fbst Mr. BradiIh, the Whig eanoi
Ia, fsr Lieut.. GoFeFnoI. Ssnl lsFihsf tilAa !.
m. o,hsrs an bis ansi-slaEsEy Elsss: Ana
uha, xss the consequence. nhy' VI
one Of ths most holy contested slsssaohs
ever hsld in any country. he MAS bsafe'
!. he riIy Of New York. though oil iAe
o,hsr wings wsre elected BY msl"Fasisas
ranging from 1000 10 1900. We can
uOnn ihe Standard 10 state this issi. 90
highly honorable 10 the Wings al Nos
York:-lhaI afusr they discovered tha'
candidate, selected wilhnus ihs slightest
.elerence 10 that question. was IN sss"i
af abolition. 1900 0f them dropped hin
from their ticket. though they knew ihs
an ll.eir success in thai election depended
the prosperity ol The whole Union.
Can the Standard show any such nabl'
cnnduei on the par Of rs friends IN AM
of The NalIhsrn Stairs! NO. Has Ih'
Standard vel unframed iIs readers lha
Mr.. Duncan, aG Ul.iu. hrfars his rlreliHn
uttered the mast dlabnllesl and inrsndiaf.
dsnunriauons against the whole system
af slavery. a. vel As against The slaF'
SIslss, ard slave hnllsEs! NO. Mee~l
upon the s andsrd. in common faiTnrss
20 publish the extract lfom Mr. Duncan
letter, anil then 90 reconcile us rtjn'r''s'
Al his reelection. with lis present siIe'nP
10 idrnliIy The Wings with Ihe Ab'l'lIHn
isls For our own part. We hope and be
lisss that Mr.. Brsdlsh has been defeated
Can the STANDARD cay IL would have
rrioiced al tie defeat oG Mr.. DuneaB!
Let not The people "f The South h
humbuesed on this subject. We be
lIeve thai. with the exception oi the iars'
cities, and the more intelligent people o
other poriians. almost the enlire P"Pula
ton Of the notwithstanding states u
opposed 10 Slavery. and only need litIl'
excitement 10 become Abcil,ionists. w
think il The policy Of all parties TO ar"i,
eIci.ern.nI on the subjrcs. from whIsl
nothing but evil can arise. The SonIl
has. BY tie violence, had more TO do sI.l
the conversion of mere aR.i.slaTery met
into lanalicsl AbolTionisls. than all oIhe
causes combined.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
Correspondence u IL. Nat. Lnf.iiigtn,r.

NV fork, November Is.
The Great Western came apnn us lbs
morning. about 10 o'clock. in the dirk
fog. unnuIiced ull size ~o near The
harves. She brings W. dates In the %
uli. Mr.. Swauwout is not . passenger
~ her.
Earl Spencer is talked of as Earl
Durham's successor. The Frsnrh are
reug,hening their fee, of Mexico.
Starvation 10 DESTROYING large distress IN
the East Inti,es. The l.IyrrponI ssam'
ship Jailed IN the 20lh ul'. With 81 pa"
ssng.rs. among whom was J"hn Van BH'
rrn. We ierl some snIlriy about her, 1"
she was due here November 5. Thugs
Io"k equally h~t~ren Russia and Eng
and. The BRUSH Ambassador I" the
Persian CourI h"s'ts tina, he has b" uH
there now ~ spite ol the Russians. Ir''
,ers from Pn.en state that Russia was r"h'
rrn,raung immense military forces ~ me
interior, which epuld mol be INTENDED Tor
Cmc.ssia.
Spain is We, the scene Of all kinds 81
disorder The King ri France. JUS"
ted, H. alarmed. On account vi the que''
ton Of electoral reform among The Ma
u"nal Guards. The Austrian govern
men, has differed To Withdraw i's troops
from The papaI 'Iomiuions. il the French
will evacua,e Aucona. Young B"naPar'e
vas IN hu v,y 10 England. He had
passed fnblrniz.
The Canada sar 10 about over. 80 "e'
.patche. In The BRUSH Consul s'a'e u"
day. The Insurgents have hrrn r"u'e"
N Acadie. The hostages taken hy 'h'%
have been released. and Mr.. Ell'ce '""
his family have arrived a, Montreal.
The New York Delrgan"n 10 on.
eress, il, now s.ctr,ains,l. the fog having
cleared away. ~,Il Stand 81 Wings az"
10 Van Buren, men. al Of whom. hove
yer, canno, be depended upon Tor The s"T,
Treasury. The Van Buren, parry W"
have three majority in the Sena'e' "I
Wings having elected five Sfna'"rs. NJ"
the Van I,uren men three. The ii'"S'
will stand So Wings. &c V. u.
Ahulilinnlsm has LOST the Wings ""m
ax To eight members Of Congress 10 'n,
Hate. thus influence is sn imP"'''"'
I asu.r IL b. Diseased ty and bye
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

Battle at Oileiowa lit hrinR kno-,
81 Odlelown that an attack wss % 4.
made on that Place an Tuesday night. de
militia we're ordered under srns; and IA.
wing received information that . party Of
the rebels were approaching. they ven,
auI under cover oI dark night and lslI m
with them . short distance lrnn the Ina n
"a b.llle ensurd, shlrh resulted in tie
death ol eighI of the insurgents. and tie
rapture uf piece uf arlillsry and Ia q hun.
drrd stand of aims. II Mss no1 tie in.
lrnilon. ws are informed. "f the militia 10
be troubled with prisoners al ihis june.
;Ure.
A sloop laden ~iih munitions Of VAR
-smong which va, q large number Il
lnu,keIs-has been seized on Lake Chan.
plain. BY Mr.. Crooks. one Of The Officers
of the customs.
Il vas the prevailing opinion q, Mon.
veal that tranquility would soon be r..
,mrsd. The sdminisrsior vas making
use Of every means al his disposal 10
cheek the spirit Of instruction thai had
manifested itself.
The object ofIhe rebels appeared To be
IN make hostages. for which purpose lhsy
we're making prisoners Of women and
rhlljrsn--Prrferring 10 all eases tie ls!p.,
of respectable families.
II il the determination Of Sir John Co.
borne TO destroy every tawn in which h.
rebels may take shelter. or in ~hirh i,
may sPPesr they are gathered in sny
c"n,ltsr.ble number.
Eleven psrsons ~ete brought into Mcn.
Ireal on Monday sl'stnoon. Strung pick.
ct guards were posted abound Montreal.
The most gallant achievement that
yesleTday's news furnish remains 70 ts
inld. While The Indians Of Chaughns.
saga ~srs =, public worship on The mora.
ing of November the 4Ih, an alarm Nas
given thsi party Of rebels had surround.
ell the church, upon which tn. '-nsdi.
srely turned out. end The Chisl setting "a
example. which va, promptly followed
BY all. raised The ~N ~hoop. and ser.
rp the rebel next him and wresIrd IRON
him his musket. The other, being panic
struck. we're made prisoners, TO the nur.
her of CO. and were br"uEh, inlo losn
yr,lerdsy afternoon. in charge of party
NJ the I.achine Cavalry Alter their CON.
miu.l To gsnl they made some inporisa.
disclosures Of The plan. of their leaders.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
MORMON TROUBLES.

An arrival al ST. I.nuls from above.
confirms the reports whIrh we're previous.
ly current. Of The bnrning Of Dawes.
Court House. Post Office. and store b,
the Mormons. It's stated tina, the Gu.
Vernor had ordered out 1000 militia: and
'ha, volunteer companies were rapid,
being organized to march 10 the scene o
action. The Mormons are sand to be re-.
celving daily access,ons to their number,
by emIgranls from Canada.