Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

MRS. K looks very well, don't she 7"
=" Rather pale" said Mrs D., and Mr. X. looks al
40 as il he had lost good deal Of blood"
" Oh, it's nothing" replied the belle ef fty-"the one
has just recovered from her M Of Mysteries, produced by
the wicked Calthumpans, and the other has never re-
ocoocos in New York." and she darted her hand into
plate, and grasped handful of maccarons and ginger
nuts.
''l' take ice cream" said she to her escort,
who cut away with spoon at pyramid OF cake which
he took for of ice and overthrow the whole
structure.
Bless me-" said Miss -, how awkward. You
must have taken for Indian surely by the remor
OF your hand"
"Bat here is something that | suppose they call
cream and she took saucer with white liquid that
might once have been frozen, but which tasted now like
sweeened milk
Servant" said the belle, .can't you bring US some
ices r.
They is all gone, and almos, all the cake too said
the waiter.
What, already! why that's strange!'
The waiter showed OF white teeth and gggled.
"Massa X amt up these things, Missis, and
didn't order enough and Missis X made the cream
herself and spoilt il. But she'll do better me next
time
"Tell that the marines, said the ancient belle;
can't believe it,
IL suspect ii is true nevertheless. observed the off,
GER. :" My mouth is as dry parched corn. havnt
glass Of wine tonight, and Col. C with the
specaces has abst acted pocketul OF cake Tor his
children. He is locofoco Of the first and likes
feast when he can others expense. He takes
feather his pockets well his Here, thought
|, the dregs with but very litlle of the froth
"This is rather motley mixture" said the belle !,
the Major General and the dancing master, the Sec
rotary and the opener Of dead letters the member of
Congress and the hireling, all mingled together.
detes, such democracy but women are always arsto
Gratis, believe. Do you CO." she continued, to Mrs.
Gen VS. party tomorrow nightP'
al believe not, replied Mrs. ID. " prefer real de-
mocracy 10 sham aristocracy al all times There is no
wealth here to justify it II is all pretenson In New
York merchant mobiles can afford il, and their chill
dren educated make them shine on such oc
casiens.'
1T evinces hospitality, least the part Of the ct
of w ashington, said and II deserves praise
They moreover polished by collision with those
of the best society of Europe who visit the of gov
eminent from time time. But let us visit the dan
GERS"
] looked on for short time and ascertaning that
there be supper, took my leave ana re-
turned 10 my lodgings.
The President as you will perceive, has issued his
proclamation, calling upon the citizens OF New ork TO
return to their homes and threatening to cause all vo
lang he neutrality of the United States 10 be arrested
and punished. This is very proper. and should have
been done in relation Mexico But the territory OF that
republic permitted TO be invaded with impunity,
and neutrality violated without breath of censure
from The Executive Nations like nen-the strong
will always command respect-the weak never Fox
will call for his passports he satisfied with the
conduct Of the United States government and would
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contains string of paragraphs from New York pa
pers, containing intelligence which you gave in the He
raid three four days ago. If the editors would
suit your daily paper, they might dispense with their
New York correspondent Brooks who however TO do
him Justice Is very regular. and generally His
letters usually the first things read in the paper On
Saturday the Senate was engaged in discussing Cal
houns resolutions, which all men here to depre-
cate. Instead of aaying excitement they intended
keep up and the object of the mover, ii is thought
is to produce separate ofthe States, that he may
IN hfp uYaIf uIax A.ha has
fclosed, and it difficult say when will. morris
has laid himself open esstisatiou, aud i'll
bers The Senate viii not meet today. The comttees
preparing protect the north and
south western frontiers and preserve neutral
lations and will make reports very soon in both hou-
ses.
Your star. Mr.. Vaudenhof, took his benefit on
Saturday last. The house much crowded. but
his Hamlet very well liked. An alarm
fire given during the performance which proved
to be nothing but smoke. Some wag, happening see
q dandy in the parquette, with a flaming head, cried
fire. and threw the whole house into confusion The
ladies screamed and fellinto the gendemens aImsthe
third tier broke down the doors in their eageess
cape-Hamet addressed the audience with great cal
Of eloquence and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wept real
sears-Polonius was restored to life behind the
the King and Queen sioed motionless in fren-and the
poor Ghost begged. for Heavens sake that the audience
would lay aside their alarm, he should be obliged
give up the ghost Finally, the dandy pat on his hat,
the fire was extinguished, and all again quiet.
The President communicated TO the Heuse today
further particulars respecting the seizure and de-
s,ruciion of the steamboat Caroline, such the cert6-
OF the captain &c, and also copies Of orders
Gen Scott ordering him call the militia protect
the Niagara fronuer from foreign aggression and
guessing Congress TO make appropriation for that
purpose. This message gave rise to spirited debate
which continued about hours, and in which Menifee
and Wise took the opportunity 10 protest against
and to express their opinion that would be the
result Waddy Thompson and the Premier Haynes,
however, quite warm for hosties, and declared
that the nation should be held responsible for the late
aggressions of the Canadians, dc. The message was
finally referred the Commiiiee on Foreign Affairs.
and the Committee on Ways and Means. A correspon-
dence between the Secretary OF State and Mr.. Fox
also communicated, from which IL would appear that no
officially had arisen between these funcfisnsries