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The native American., 1838-03-24

A SECOND CASPER HAUsER.--We have seen
IN several papers an account OF boy apparently
thirteen or fourteen years old, who was found in
The timber in the vicinity of the Chathlnot Prai-
rles, in the State of Indiana. 1t is said the boy
is now in the family of Colonel Clark, or Clark
son, OF Bush Hill, place not far from the spot
where ne was found. lie is handsomely formed,
mas hne limbs, is very elastic in his movements,
stout, with clear, full, and intelligent black eyes.
lie mas been several months with the Colonels
family, during which time he has uttered no artl-
culate sound, expressed no wish by any sign;
though ne evidently pays considerable attention
10 things and events around him. He sometimes
gives sort OF piercing screech, which by It's be-
ing always at measured elevation, and after
which, he seems to listen with care, affords
ground Tor the conclusion, that the poor fellow
has been accustomed to receive some sort of an
swer from source to us unknown. He chooses
the naked earth for his bcd and utterly rejects all
covering, save deer skin, which he wraps around
his body. Ills food he takes in raw state
principally beef poultry, potatoes, and nuts. 1t
is astonishing with what voraciousness he con-
sumes small birds. He will strip one of its feath-
ers and entralls, and devour it with relish arising
to an extacy. lie has thus far cvinced melan-
choly temperament choosing to be much alone,
and makes Tor the timber whenever an opportuni-
ty Is presented; but when found attempts no es-
cape, but passlvely returns. He manifests no at
tachment for any human being, save for ssryant
girl Of the family. By her request he has oc-
casionally eat little corn bread and sit down
for a moment on chair. Wheat bread he per-
emptor,ly refuses. He has made comparatively
no advancement towards civilization. We re-
gret that more knowledge cannot be obtained of
this extraordinary boy S history.
The native American., 1838-03-24

PosER.-ln bill for SANDER in the Suner;~r
Court. OF T. against T., the other day. witness
testified that the character of Mr. f. was verv bod
The counsel for Mr.. +. in his cross-examination
then asked the witness if he had heard mann ner,
sons say that the character of Mr.. F. was bada
The witness replied in the affirmative. .Wbo
have you heard say SO? !" enquired the inquisitve
counsel. 8 Yourself, sir" rejoined the witness
ihe learned gentleman was completely posed at
this unexpected answer, and was glad to comprom.
Use the laugh raised at his expense, by Joining in
himself and laughed louder than him compcers :.
~ r. Trans.
The native American., 1838-03-24

1rudiion u, regard to Hoses slowncss Of
Speech.-Wolf, the Missionary, gives the fol-
lowing tradition, which he heard in the East
when Moses was a child, Pharaoh one day
played with him. Moses took hold Of Pharaoh's
beard, and drew out the jewels with which it was
covered. Pharaoh said to Jethro, Balaam and
Job, who were viziers at the time, i am afraid
that this Jew boy will one day overturn my en-
pire, what is to be done with him!' Balaam adj
vsed Pharaoh to kill Moses; Jethro said mo; but
try whether he has understanding, by putting be-
fore him gold and fire; if he takes hold of the
gold, then kill him; but if he touches the fire,
then it will be proof that lie will not become a
clever boy Job was silent, but Jethro's advice
was followed. Moses wanted to take hold of the
gold; but the Angel of the Lord turned his hand
toward the fire, and he put the Goals to his
tongue, on which account he had a difficulty Of
speech:-I am slow Of speech and slow Of
tongue Exodus iv. 10. Job, on account Of
having followed the system of expediency, by
not having spoken out his mind, was punished
as described in the book of Job. Balaam, who
advised his being put to death, was killed.
The native American., 1838-03-24

A BIT Of pe'ariloQ'ism.-Sundry cries Of dis
tress were heard in cellar on Market street
one night this week, about ten o'clock, and a
crowd soon gathered together, from curiosity, or
to afford relief TO the distressed individual Those
outside called loudly to the distressed person in
in the dark profound, but could get nothing
ineligible from him, and his cries soon died
away into silence that could not be broken by
any effort of the anxious crowd above. Some
stamped on the cellar door, while others put their
heads down and cried through the chinks, but
all to no purpose. The poor fellow, whoever
ne might be, was either dead, asleep, or had es-
capped out the back way. While in this dilem-
ma, certain individual was seen moving off,
endeavoring in vain to hide his mirth, and some
OF the knowing.ones soon followed his example.
A hall dozen so fingered for while listening
IN vain for renewal of the cries of alarm and
distress, and at last slowly dispersed, ill at case
IN regard to the poor forlorn, whoever he might
be-
The native American., 1838-03-24

PLEASURE ExcURsIoN.-A vessel, of about 40
tons, is now fitting in Baltimore, in yacht style,
for the express purpose Of visiting the principal
and most remarkable ports Of Europe, and like
wise those points most worthy of the curiosity
Of tourist upon the coast of the Mediterranean
in Africa and Asia 1t is proposed to commence
the voyage on the lst Of May, and to visit Lon
don, Liverpool, Dublin, Bordeaux, Lisbon, Ca
diz, Gibraltcr, Marseiles, Barcelona, Leghorn,
Rome, Genoa, Naples, Venice, Malta, Athens,
Constantinople, Alexandria, and Egypt Re
turning, touching at Smyrna, Tripoli, and Al
giers, the Madeira, Canary, Cape de Verd, and
West India Islands. Stopping limited time at
each place. but sufficient to crafty all curiosity.
The number of passengers is to be limited. Terms,
for the whole route, (Which is to be accomplished
in nine months,) $500 for each passenger. Every
thing ''found'' excepting wines and liquors, with
which those who desire them may furnish them
Herald.
The native American., 1838-03-24
/ II E. M S /.
FRED. FLAcH, Sec'y.

A WEDDING RIDE.-Horses were scarce at
the first settlement of this country. 1t is not
recorded that they were introduced into the
Plymouth Colony until about twenty years after
the landing Of the Pilgrims; but the young folks
would have their rides notwithstanding. When
John Alden maried-and John Alden was a great
man in his day, worshipfu magistrate, and coun-
sellor, and comedian witha, and great fayoritc
with the ladies', insomuch thathe made nothing at all
of cutting out" the renowned Capt. Standish who
cut down the Indians like stubbe; when John Alden
was married, there was great carryings on about
Cape Cod where he wooed and won the Captains
intended Miss Priscilla Mullens, the great belle of
the Cape and Colony. He was determined to do the
thing up in style, as became gcntleman; so hG
put ring in his bulls nose, covered his back with
a piece of broadcloth, mounted, and rode to the
wedding. Miss Priscilla might well be proud of
such husband, and to prove herself worthy Of
him, she resolutey mounted the BULL at the moving
home, and ambled along without fear, while her
gallant spouse led him by the nose, and walked
proudly by the side of his valuablcs-his bull and
his wife. The gentleman who led, and the lady
who rode, were the ancestors of some of the first
families in the country-including members Of
Congress-heads of colleges, and two Presidents
of the United States. s.--Erefer News Letter.
The native American., 1838-03-24

Government lots, and, by the high example, to
arrest the attention, and to stimulate the States
to adopt similar laws within their respective ju-
risdictions.
And your petitioners as in duty bound.
WILLIAM A. WEAVER,
Henry M. MoRFiT,
PETER Force,
THOMAS CARBERRY,
GEORGE WATTERsToN,
john p. VAN Ness,
N. TowsoN.
The native American., 1838-03-24

GALLANTRy.-A sailor who had spent all his
days on the blue water and knew little of l,n5
gear, came ashore, and in passing up street. saw
liitie woman going along with a large mua ho.
lore her. lie stepped up very politely and oesr-
'cu 10 carry II ior her, as lie was going that wav
The native American., 1838-03-24

syMrATHY.-Do you intend TO go to the funeral
OF poor Mrs B---to morrow" Asked one lady
OF another at morning visit.
"Why, cannot exactly say. Are there many
hacks engaged!''
"Yes, great NUMBER
',Then believe shall go and take the children,
Tor the poor little creatures hav'nt had ride for
the last six weeks
There is man in Michigan, so long that i
takes him three hours to get straight
Wonder il he isn't the fellow who was Gorced
to kneel down to unscrew the weather-cock On
the Old South Church of Holston
Yes, precisely the same-and when he came
to straighten up again, his head came in contact
with the moon, and knocked it into cooked hat.
-Takee paper.
The Ball given by one of the Philadelphia
Clubs on the 10th inst, ended in a general row
occasioned by the interference of individuals be-
longing to rival association. The ladies' were
so much alarmed that their hair dropped from
their heads IN ringlets and large bands.
Some one out West has commenced the mann
facture of "rcal HAVANA" segars out of oak
leaves.
The native American., 1838-03-24

The Western Alligator and Mississippi Battle
Axe, is the title Of a new daily paper i'll the far
west.
The native American., 1838-03-24

Some one out West has commenced the manu-
tacture of ''rcal HAVANA" segars out of oak
leaves.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

CArrAx MARRYAr1, AGAlS.-We received the fel-
lowing from our private correspondent
DKraorr, May Il, 1888.
DEAR BENSKTr,-Capt Manyatt the novelist, is
here-he has Just arrived; he is last from Toronto.
Some Of eur citizens are disposed TO burn him in ef-
fgy, because of his toast Toronto, viz: "Captan
Drew and his brars associates in the capture Of the
Caroline at Niagara Fallsw Yours, 5. K.
P. s. Last night Capt. M. was quietly hung, burnt
and shet. 3. K.
10 New what will the Boston Atlas say to this
Some one said, "If Ephran X. Avery was not at
Fall River on the night of Maria Cornells murder
where was he1" SO we say, IF Captain Manyat
not at Toronto the day Of that dinner where was
hep
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
SATURDAY, May 10Th.

Mn. EDITOR
Mr.. Bascom. from Kentucky Methodist Minis
ter who studied law with Henry Clay 10 preach next
Thursday evening, in the Broadway Tabernacle, and
tho Proprietors charge so cents admuaRce.
Is this right to make sAoH Of Church by charging
admanee Itseens thar ia Is getting TO b. praccsd 10
great erisnt IN this cosry aud s proprsors ought
to suffer sO1e exposure. What say you
Yours respectfully
JUsTITIA
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

CorTsn-Tbe demand has been limited and No .,ls. .,
extent The arrivals have been about Saes Al New
Si I1th ins, LOT me preceding week the demand was
daily ncreasing and the market closed an
peril on all descriptions; qualities above fully fair in Niss
sPpi are II is eco hsIs
~ exremes Tor Mississippi and Louisiana or Ilc, Ala
bama ana Tennessee, 81 9ic More have beep done
out the amount On sale would permit It. Tbou,b The -oL
on nsaa bales has mostly been upss by
agents of Liverpool houses and held institutions G sniy
nenti therefore the quantity small and bsoks are
still the heaviest buyers 80 arc
AsHEs-The Operations have been Iir,i,ea ,.orL =.
remain he same uouBs VAC ToAes
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

0J The steam ship Hercules belonging TO tn
same company as the Srius) went $50 miles, and dis
charged and loaded six times within days.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 Eight brothers and two sisters named Evans
are living at Sni,hfeld, Rhode Island. They arc al
together 7sl years old. Meme Of them are married.
They never ought to be- It's little too late in the
day for them to begin TO make bad days work q
good one.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

60 John Wilson, the Speaker Of the Arkansas
House efAssembly, has been indicted for numbering
Mr.. Anthony, member Of the hosse.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

90 The Wings have only got twelve names u
for Governor Of this state and six for president Al
want to be captains.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
so DOLLARs REWARD.

~ LOST, last evening between and 10 O'Clock, IN pss
spe from the subcrihers 80 Maiden Less, TO re
Courtans street. bro leather Pocket Book wrsppsa
paper and tied with red tape containing upwds of Two hus
ared dollars 10 bank notes also, several ncss o. bsse
bic to the order o the ubscrbsrs got endorsed so ho
Tor ee5 l5 dated lsh April rodlbs drs~n s NE SUD
scrbers In favor OF, and endorsed by Nederer
Payment of the has bee snd tbe
tiansd against receiving any notes MADE pSso~ " ."
order.
altsse ~ store No 81 Maiden Lane. .
The above will paid for the return oi a pochet
book ssd oe.tens NO % hsideg L.ns ,,os,
New York, May ~, 1885, n,7ts+
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

20 Blair, of the Globe, says nobody can knew
too much." Blair knows too much for his happi-
ness. He knows that his day Is gone by. The scop-
tire has departed from Van Buren,!
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

W John Baseon is going to ran a race against
ums with his feet and Henry Bascom u abslt TO
run race against time with his tongue tonight.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

" s25,000 have been collected in Charleston for
the sufferers there. The subscriptions ffom all
parts have not reached el00oO
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 Lord Durham's dogs and puppies have reached
Quebec in the bark Elesthera-Count D'Orsay is
amongst them.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

u5 Mrs. Willard, Of Troy, compares her young la
oles to mldshipmen. What kind Of figure would
they cHt whilst laying out on the yards2 Fe! Mrs.
W., fie comparisons are odious!
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

p Martin Van Barren took trip in the Fulton
steam ship on Monday. He is determined to tread
in the footsteps OF James Watson Webb and James
Gordon Bennett.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

y The real meaning Of the word loafsr is a fellow
VINO lounges and loafs round porter houses 10 read
the newspaper and who never subscribes for one.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 Jesup has captured another squaw. 81
squaed dreadfuy when she was taken.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

II The horrible case of seduction Of the two sis
tiers, Valentine shall be published in two or thre'
days.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

% Twelve doctors died in London and Edn
bsrgh of typhus fever, the FIRST week in April Nc
deaths in either city since
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

GJ Seventy.two souls applied TO be divorced in
Hamilton county, Ohio at enc term; 26 granted; 26
refused; 20 doubtful-goi to hold little longer.
Il must be very wretched state Of things for two
people 10 be compelled to sleep together who don't
1--we each other
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 Mr.. Twigg, found guilty of murder at Cuaaser.
land, Va has been let off with Is years impyissn-
msnt. He is not to hop the t,oig yet!
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

NJ Fernassri is at Philadelphia BlIen Tree 10 a
whce6ngi That's nothing TO US. When will the,
wheel their way here1
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 Gen. Washngton's bookseller, James Rice, of
Baltimore, is dead-sged 70 years.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

pT Mrs. Wilson, an American lady, said to be o
high standing in society, makes her FIRST appearance
at the Olympic Theatre this evening
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

0J' The Mslabar, "A, reached Quebec from Eas
laad in 20 days.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

% The new Bank of Tennessee goes into opera.
tien on the lst ofJuly.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

% The gingerbread man, Blennerhassefs son
was in Broadway yesterday. He met son Of Aaroy
Barr and shook him by the hand.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

DJ "The Grard Bank has offered to take sl00,
DOOR, So says the National Gazette No doubt 0
it. Well take $780, o,00oi If we can get it.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 Mr.. Spark married Miss Dial in Indiana after
courtship Of 2s years. We are afraid IT'S little toe
late fer that spark to make SON. dial Of her.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

~ Save your slxpences for the splendid eratorio
az Barclay street church. on Sunday night next
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

u The Hamilton Express says that the Judge
there charged the Jury at great length for nearly
three years! This beats the petition signed by two
and half miles of girls!
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

UJs In Quebec harbor there are two line Of battle
ships, frigste and $50 merchantmen.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

70 Madame Filipowitz, celebrated lady violnst,
Is at Liverpool, and will give concerts in New York
lis summer. She 10 pupil Of Spohr
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

u The Ravels are at louisville. They will ),
here in three weeks !: they are IL in nrmber
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

W young shaver named Charles Shaver has
had his lilac artery cut Down and ed 1t was as sharp
work as close Shaving
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

On board the Br schr sbeIla Asn from Gambia ON the
18th Dec Alexander Hassrse, physician Of the Royal Af-
can Corps.
the aad instant Francis Pickett sbe the u year Of
On the aad Instant of lingering Illness Aas wife Of nd.
ward y. Briggs
Al Baltimore, the 18Th instant, Peter McNaIy printer
ssed 22 years. native Of Iesad and formerly resident
Albany.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

gIT The French Consul here considers the case Of
the French ship Alexander, arrived at Newport one
Of piracy and murder The mate refused to show his
papers; refused 10 explain the situation Of things
and wanted to sell ship and cargo As fast as possible
He had two ladies ON board.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
MARRIED..

On Sunday evening the 2eh instant by the Rev. Mr.
BAR hr Augustus Hyatt to Miss Mary g. Dunn all Of this
city.
On Tuesdsy the 22d Instant, by the Rev. Dr. Eli Baldwin
Mr. James Deuares 10 Miss Mary Aida daughter Of the late
Abraham Smith, all OF this city.
On the 22d instant, by the Rev Byrne, Mr. Mathew o
well to Csharne Msrsns, daughter Of the late Dennis Seal
ly, Esq
On the 1sh instant Fris meeting Rsscoca Bur
lington, J., James Of this city Rash, W. sh.
ter of George Hases, ef the former place
On Thursdsy the 18th ul by the Rev. Joel Andersos
bert PARKS, Of iadsaa TO Celia Dial, OF wznsea caury
Twenty years Mr. eourtsd the lady 10 whom he
married, and accepted by her Parental In
ence broke ed the match and prevented their unios that
time. Twelve Af,erwsrd he her and
engagement Circumstances prevented their meetisg usti
very recently but their neither p.ry
psred-untl last night, whom In hsppi-
the early pledge Of their youthful We give them
eur best wishes Tor pleasant sss prosperous pgnnage
through life.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24
" GRAND CONCERT Or sACw ~ :. !.

- GRAND CONCRRT on Cw = :, 49,
on Suaday evssing next May "a, Is3s - ' siosswv,
The public srersspcstfuy informed L., . o~..a .,,
sacred Music Vocal snd Inrumenta from work as %
ancient and moesrn will be siyen In sbe .,e
cnureh or the purpose Of realizing rupds To .id ~ ~
tees IN completing that splendid edifce - '~e Arss
~ b: They will be assist ed on The ocr .son hv,p -,
ing eminent and distinguished talent: ~ 'he iohsw-
III Pa sisecalss-soprsni, Mrs Morley Mrs Durn-T.
"yLs .,o.s Le ComPe, Mr. Horncasle-Bssso NJ MorI.x
rss, reriorners.yiyins, Mr.. H Mesrs Rii,v
rck-Violincelle Mr. mir. R..so NC ses
1asgo.u IA hessrs Rife and Eoyds-Fsu Mesrx
anG Cumner-CIsrionett Messrs Christian and .ggs',
-Corni, hessrs Trose and Nisd-Trombs Hess, xssune
and aNswatney-Trombone, Mr. Plane. '' Uasen
Leader Mr. U. c. Hin-0rgass Mr. Beames-C..,n,,.-
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

u 1900 tons Of Ohio produce arrived at Cieve
land in one day last week
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

W jury in our Court Of Sessions the other day
brought in a man "not guilty. and then recommend
ed him to mercy
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

PRooRAMMK-PARrL
overture-Fuli Orchestra
Recitatve-Mr Moriey-Thus saith IN. Sponr.
: Lerd-and Ah-But who may abide, uas.,
hecitsvc-Mons. lie Compts-And Goa Hsnos.
saw The light-snd Aria-Now vanish he
fore The Holy
Cherus-A new created wsrld -,
Recitative-Mrs. Morley-O wars- han "sysn.
fair, a.,
csna,a-Mr. Rcrrcasue--siiriap. sr.t Handel
rr,o@Mr e ,an psen' oennHy, M.,. T. Cbsv. Neukom~.
MT moriey-on thee each Bvsog soul
Rsci,si,e and Arms. wo,,.v-o :. Hsydo.
eternal honers-sna Ada-Fror Mighty
Kisgs,
DSs,'9aMss.rs s:a :, e nornease and Morley
Trio-Mrs Dunn, Mrs. Morley. and Mr. %
Horncastc-O Jesu bona pastor sseou
panied o. the orgsn'sy Mr.. Beane. x..
Chorus-Sloria In Excess--frem Mssa "n'ef'
No.2, u
PAsr H. haan.
0verturc-FuIl Orchestra -.
Recrative-Mrs Morley, Messrs Hernsse "sser
us and Morisy-Nst unopposed shs II this
msgnoss1snd r Trio, Ny soul with rage
Olives, first time IN this country
ATLANTIS Dnnn--0rstss agimus tbi cIa-
Rss,s,i,smmoo. insi censso mr, Christie Gusliela
created man-snd Ars, In native worL u.a~.
k.snstlys ,surs sne Aria-Mrs Msrley-Tke
Evening S,g Hymn.Mr Horness,Ie-o Lord, -
Arls-Mr Morey-Rsdemptcr Mupdl ar
ranged rs an ofertsrar, by NovslIo Mersrt
Hecns,iye, Mons lie Csmpie-Ia spien.
Chorus-The Hesvens are telling HAYDN.
NE chorusses Will be numerous and complete.
each To be had of the Trustees the Church,
o'clock precisely mya41
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

II triangular duel is to be fought at Princeton,
Arkansas, between young Bowie, Col Nichols and
Capt. Jones.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

n Yankee Hill had s7eo in the house for his be-
neft; Walack had slloo
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

70 Bring hewers-swset flowers" said Mrs
| Hemaas. "Bring flowers" we say, Mr.. Prince"
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

II The small pox is in the west aRd the east-
the north and the sou,h-bui no where clsel
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

GT The Assssys Miss Missouri has become lssisi-
mate Will the Age tell us howl
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

p The loan bill has passed the Senate in Texas;
that country has done nothing else but borrow since
she had name. II the paying bill were to pass, il
would be novelty.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

u The Baltimore American has discovered tina
wooden buildings burn easier than brick snes. Thi,
IS the ago ofdscoveries. The editor should be sent il
search Of the South pole
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

d Havre has so vessels (l5 600 tons tonnase) in
the whale fishery. Crews Is, o00 men. Cargoes an
nually worth 100000 francs Support 1900 fani.
lies. Cost 10, 00O, 900 francs.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 Michigan Wild Cat money is quoted by tn
bushel, at from 81 to %.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

% They 20 from Hallowell to Boston in IL hours
by VaRderbilts new boats
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

II The best remedy for THIRST is Mrs. Goold',
pickles!
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

~ Mr. Bns,ov is at his Office No. It's Broadway,
and wiling to nsusct all and every illesible writer in
the c,y-country merchants thrown in II he will
teach three or four dozen mad fellows who tax us
with postage on letters aud communications we can
not read, he win do us good service.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

10 boy named w. Prior, saw McKiss0n hung in
Ohio, and thought il looked So comfortable death
that he followed suit and hung himself
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

DJ Bayard, the celebrated steeple-chase horse
exerted himself in his late pas de deux with Madame
/ TIA ooni and diad in % m aaoocnro
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

II Fhe City Of Kingston took 800 tons Of coal
with her.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

gJs The London Age recommends the British
government to take possession Of New York "Can
you take bosrder Madam y ssid the sailor 70 his
landlsdy. yes" said shs "Thes ] shosld hike
to see you take oHep
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

70 lady dropped her hustle in Broadway yester-
day. 1t contained the head Of sweeping brush, a
quantity of deal shavines, pair of stockings stated
with bran, bundle of fine tow, and sundry other mic
uacaf
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

0T Horse Shoe Robinson was 80 years old wher
he died. The beck viii be 900 years old before i
dns.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

| BJ The aroma from the Terapin Lunch is equiv
i lent 10 dinner al most houses
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

nP The individual we alluded to as not paying hi
wsrkmen, is not employed by the Corporation to d.
any out of doors work.
Morning herald., 1838-05-24

Cvsron Hovss.-we understand that Mr. Walker,
the newly appointed inspector, who has had vanous
charges made against hin. yesterday discharged.
oae Of the charges against him was Of not being a
citizen OF the United States. We advise Collector
TO make inquiry whether Mr.. o. X. Is citssn.