Morning herald., 1839-10-26
From our Correspondence

DEAR SIR:-I cannot express to you the feelings Of
indignation that pervades our whole community at
the dsgraceful conduct Of the abolitonists. Their
presumption and impudence are only equalled by
their duplicity. Under pretence Of wishing to in
struct the Africans they engaged private room in
the hotel attached to the prison. and, obtaining free
fortnight in Matching the plot by which they have
imprisoned the Spanish gentlemen The negroes, oi
course are utterly igaorant OF the whole affair II
is incOnprehensibe to them, even ii the abotionists
wished to acquant them with the circumstances; ;
but this not necessary to their purposes. The
Buzzard interpreters made to know that certain
charges were required to be sworn 70, and they
readily lent themselves to the views OF their bene
factors.
1t is important in every aspect in which the
can be viewed, that this outrage on law, trsth and
justice should be visited with condigu and ample
punishment The sympathy and encouragement
which the aboitionis;s have received in many Of
the northern states has already created feeling OF
jealousy and distrust among our southern brethren
that must be allayed, or the union is not worth
straw. IL Senores Montez and Ruiz can be impris-
oned with impunity, what protection has any gen.
tleman from the south who comes among us with his
servant against the Vaccinations Of these hypocrt-
ieal scoundrels1 II these gentlemen be legally
punished for owning slaves, then every slavcowner
in the country is liable to the same Punishment.
Car i se possible that the aoot,eni.ts have con
templated the frghtful consequences that must 'e-
suit from the course they are pursuingl
Another deadly weapon has been found in posses
sion Of the negroes and in assurance Of the support
insolent and refractory All access WILL necessari
ly, be denied the abolitionists to them; for they
have already done mischief enough. Further inter
conrse would probably render the close confinement
Of the Africans Indispensable TO the safety Of the
keeper and his assistants.
The revenue cutter, in command Of Captain
Mathe ws, went down to Moniauk to-day with the
Marshal and District Attorney, for the purpose Of
ascertaining the precise spot where the Amists
captured. The object OF the abotitionsts 10 To
take the case out Of oar Court into New York for
trial. Their success in suing out wrts IN New York
has snboldsned them 10 greater and more desperate
efforts.
CHAprS's GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED STATES;
TO ACCOMPANY HIS LARGE MAP. Chaplin and Tay-
ior Ns,c York. This is highly ssefui publication,
and one that was much required by the great prog
rcss which population and Improvement were
mnking in the West and South West The author
has spent three years. labor on the work In the col
lection Of the necessary statistical and
knowledge which he wished to disseminate. In the
Of this tine he addressed circulars tothe land
Offices, post Offices, and other official and private
persons who were likely TO possess local knowledge
respecting he settlements and population oi the new
States and Territories Of the Republic. Of course
from such work s impossible to give quotations,
but Il certainly is deserving very extensive circu-
ation, and we hope il will gain it, The map very
beautiful and ought have place In every library.
The Map and Book for sale at Phelps l. En-
signs, No. "a Bowery, and at A. t Gooarichs, As
tor buildings. Price SS extra ccloring, 80
HoLGArE's GESEALoGicAL, HtsroRrcAL, AVID
CHRoSoLoercsL CHAar.-Ths is very useful
and interesting publication, and one that ought to
have place in every library IN the country. II
commences with Adam and traces his progeny down
10 the deludge. IL then takes up with Noah and
his three sons, Shem, Ham and Japhet. and shows
the portions Of the earth which each Of those enter
prsing settlers undertook to rcpeops and replenish
In addition to these and other interesting data
spccting the Jews, IL contains the origin of all the
celebrated nations Of antiquity. their population,
important battles. and most memorable revolutions.