Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11
The Better Currency.

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% The great noise that has been made about the
removals in the Custom House, was not with view
TO call attention the past but TO amdate the Col
lsctor in his future movements. tempest In tea
pot Mr.. Heyt intends to remove about 60 more IN
week or two. The world wasn't made to stand STILL
The storms and commotions on the ocean, keep its
waves free from filth. The Augean stable became 30
dirty require Hercules to cleanse IT, only because
the beasts were suffered to remain in it long with
out removal.
90 The Mobile Chronicle is for SALE great
many more Of the large loafng papers will be for
sale shortly.
UF The ship Celia was only so hours sailing from
Savannah to New York.
10 They are making great noise in New Hamp-
shire, because DR.. Bell has found cut that in the
granite state one man in every 3l2 is mad That's a
very moderate ratio. In New York, one man out Of
every six is mad, and the rest are but semi-sane
II The members of Congress have passed bill to
erect Lanatic Asylum in Washington, for the espe-
cial benefit and accommodation Of themselves. The
only sensible thing they have dsne this session.
10 Wallis & Warnock !-Warnoek & Wallis!-
Who are they /? where do they live2
% Noah published yesterday paragraph entitled
" delicate case" He stole il from the Ceurer, and
the Courier stole il from the other papers, which pub
lished it on Monday.
% There has beoR much said about the danger Of
travelling in steamboats, but il appears they not
fhc IL,
that Mr.. and Mrs. Horn have been thrown from
stage near Canandaigsa, and their necks very near
broken;-and Beaumont the great politician was FRO
Zen to death on the top Of stage COACH somewhere
in the north. There was some sense in the sailors
saying, Thank heaven, don't live on land! %
90 Timpson and Tom Bell!-Tom Bell and
Timpson! Which looks prettiest upon poper7 We
know which looks prettest in an auction ROOM
u look in at Shows room, 2O4 Broadway. He
is young beginner and deserves encouragement
He has beautiful ihings-gems of the FIRST wa
ter. He has been trained under one of the best and
shrewdeut of the Old Masters Colonel Levy
To tune piano, to teach the young idea to shoot or
to push young fellow forward in the world No
man can go ahead Of COL Levy. He beats Coleman
al hollow.
90 Mr.. Wards 9th Lecture on the Kingdom Of
Heaven, delivered yesterday at the Tabernacle.
There was notice the gates that none but clergy
men preachers could be admitted or invited; yet
We saw crowds Of lovely women flock into the
place. And why nst7 They certainly are the
most powerful and feeling preachers, upon any
subject we know of and they certainly censti
tute a considerable porten Of the Kingdom Of
Heaven. Ward is said to have some new and strange
views on the prophecies He Propheses that Amer-
ca will be governed by a female Congress before
City years IT'S said he thinks that Jonah swallowed
the whale Well, perhaps it was SO. Nothing is too
extraordinary for the present period.
10 wallack and Mrs. Hambn are the only two
that have taken any efectual steps towards relieving
the wants Of the Charleston sufferers. We shall
open a subscription at Office, as we did for the
seamstresses, the poor, and smiable Sammy Weed
worth. Come, George p. Morris here's chance to
immortalize yourself-take the lead and keep it
we'll run your for mayor next Come Mayor Clark,
now the election over, your sympathies seem shat
up and so does your breeches pocket
A RIcn TaEAr.-On Monday next, Hackett J.
Wallack, ii. Wallack, Browne and Williams, appear
together al the National in Henry Fourth. so rich
trea, has not been provided for the play going pub
lie for along time past Wallack has worked hard very
hard, Jcm has, and he deserves the liberal sup
port that the public give him. He leaves for Eu-
rope shortly like all the other great men, TO make
such arrangements will enable him to bid d. fianee
10 competition.
FnAsKLIs THEATm.-The bill THIS evening abounds
with many attractions. Look at it, We understand
that this theatre will be augmented next week by
host of talent.
ANOTHER STEAMER ron EssLAsD.--The Sir Lio-
mel Smith is perceive, advertised to sail for Lon
don on Sunday Matchmaking the third steam vessel
for England in twelve days from this port.
TsoTTno RAcEs-BEAcos CoURsE.-Today is the
fourth and last day Of the trotting meeting There
will be four races this day. Al one o'clock match
in harness with wagons, ten miles At two O'Clock
for purse Of two hundred dollars mile heats under
the saddle best three in FIVE. Immediately after,
match, mile heats, in sukies-and At 4 o'clock,
purse three hundred dollars two mile heats in har-
ness To those fond Of road and trotng horses rare
spor, is this day confidently anticipated.
SAD AccIDEST AT THE PApK TsEATsg.-Last
evening in the first act OF the Syph, Of the
chinery broke, and Madame Lecomte fell distance
Of several feet to the stage. She was taken up and
carried off, sadI, bruised and severely injured The