Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

ton silent and deserted. AT the close OF day-a
the silent hour retired with slight head ache. 1t
the wine that drank. Oh no! 1t was the
faces Of the ladies and their sparkling eyes that
caused it, and this is sufficient in all conscience TO make
any man's head and heart ache both.
LATEST BULLETIN ov BLAspAsMy.-In the evening
paper conducted by Noah, the blasphemer of Grand
Island, we find the following extraordinary Bull
leun -
To the Reeeaf Doctors Chapman and Henderson and all ne
Family affairs oige return to Europe, can there.
warnest thanks all The kindaess have received rom
you during my stay IN u hspPy country s. ,o,;,,.a
holy by the excellent Bishop OF New Jersey after
having been examined by my respected brshre,
ordained Minister Of Chr Certainly shall never tor,
get the kindness OF the inhabitants OF Newark not only me
Kindness have received eabers OF the Episcopal
Church bur also Of tn ministers Of other no hav
hesaea eeclse unto y9uh. believe the SPEEDY
personal return Of our LORD Jesus Christ 70 n san
anaeiyn upon Mount Zion MISUNDERSTANDING nation sha De
and when they shall lock- on him. who they pierced and
mourn; they shall dwell in their own land which
when naons shall come to His Light should
aah pa E %
and the Lamb in ,ht City, Of which glorious things are spo
the tribes shall 20 up tribes ohe Lord City which
sonea conpacted together in that City the very name
Brethren and Sisters II hope and that all shall
be among the number of those that are Chrsrs at his COM
Behold be comes
With clouds descending
Once for poor sinners slain -, -, ,.,,
To the Editor of ke Evening star.
This piece of Jewish blasphemyis curious and IN
structve. Wolff, in his views, is a counterpart of
Noah Both belong to the same tribe-the same peo-
ple-the old clothing or pawnbroker tribe of Israel.
L., ,ho do fha
two grand divisions or tribes One of these is prn-
cipally engaged in the old clothes or pawnbroking
business-ihe others are financiers, brokers, msr-
chants or exchange dealers. The financial Hebrews
are respectable, benevolent, industrious, and ntelli
Gent The old slo,hss PawnoroKing sect, OF
which Noah the head in this city, are the greatest
charlatans in existence-ignorant, mpudent, dirty,
mean sneaking, &c, &c.
In the above Bulletin Wolff mpiously declares that
he is going organize new government in Jerusa-
lem, and has the aadacity to say that the Savior is
about to come and reign there in person. This re-
sembes the revenes of Matthias, or perhaps the ia
nous Grand Island project of Noah himself is 1t
not astonishing to see such men as Wolff permitted
to 90 about the world uttering such blasphemies 7
BY and by, he will be offering the holy building lots
of Mount Zion % feet by l00 for sale, as his ceun-
tryman Noah did his lots at Grand Island. Shocking
FRK.-A fire broke out about IL, last night in the
dry goods store of Kelly e. vanderlp, 80 Caharine
street, corner of Madison street. The store forms
part of the large building known as the 4h Free
Presbyterian Church. The whole of the ground floor
of the building fronting Caharine street was occu-
pied three dry goods stores and one crsckery stores
the three first comprising the establishment of Kelly
& VANDERBILT No. 80, Mr.. Gray No. SO, and Mr.. Sam.
Tha de in
these three were entirely destroyed or spoit by the
joint action OF fire and water. No. Sc, which was
full OF the most fragile materials sustained the least
injury the crockery Jared the bestit is not injured
by water and in the general scrummege, the fremen
and others only contrved to break about $500 worth.
Mr.. Matthews was insured to the full amount so
we understand were Kelly & vanderlip, but Mr..
Gray was only insured to the amount of $1,000. And
we presume the loss in each Of these three
over $4,000. The stock Of dry goods in each Of
them was pretty heavy.
Nearly the whole ofths interior of the Church is de-
streyed. There was no organ but there was very
good library in the back basement story; this was for
tunatsy saved from the flames. None of the adjoin-
ing houses appeared to beinlwed, when examined
them this morning. Great fears were entertained at
one time that the whole building would fall, on sc-
stone These cracked and large flakes fell off when
| the water was thrown on them.
Nothing could exceed the activity and intrepdity OF
the fremen on this occasion. The City Hall bell did
not ring, nor did that Of any church until nearly a
quarter Of an hour after the fire broke cut. And in
less than ten minutes after the Waterman discovered
the fire and gave the alarm, the whole building was
one sheet Of fame. Yet in less than half an hour
after the engines began to play the flames was sub
ducd although at time they threatened destruc-
ton to the entire block
2 A young man sleeping in the store Of Mr.. Gray
narrowly escaped being burnt to death; when he
awokc his bed fire. and the store was in flames
around him. He rushed out into the street with no.
thing bu, his shirt His sensations may be ina
gned-but can't be Observation-Disclosures can his ap-
rearance!
DrLrcAcy or CvsToa HousE OrricERs The
custom house officers on the northern frontiers Of
France are extremely rigorous in the execution of
their functions. On the 18th Of October they took
veil from the bonnet of an American lady travelling
from Brussels TO Paris, although she willing TO
prove that she bought il in Paris. They then com
PEELED her TO submit to personal Search which they
carried to such extremity as TO feel whether she
had nothing contraband under her stays.