Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

are wondering what will come next.
SrArE OF the CoUSrRY-STArE OF PARrIEs.-
Now that our foreign relations with England vii
probably remain unbroken for many long, and many
happy year. we shall, in day or two, enter spon
an independent, critical impartial, just, and phoso
phca analysis of the state and prospects OF the two
political parties in the rspublicthe wings ana the
locofocos-the causes and consequences OF the wing
ascendeDcy Of 1897 and their defeat IN iosS-the IN
fuence of New York city the state and the Union
the character and capacity OF the wing ieaders-tht
unhealthy and folly OF the Wall street press and III
miserable bankrupt editors-the receptions practlsed
ON the me rchants by both the state OF the
currency and trade affected by the struggle OF poth
parties to reach power. On all these points we shall
tell the truth and shame the devil.
later and Highly Important by the Great
Wcssern-Not i'm Politics and Trade, but
in Fasaion, Philosophy, science, Roguery,
Felly and su perstitfon.
With breathless impotence, we gave, yesterday,
the most important news by the Great Western
steamer, on the subjects Of trade, cotton, corr.
politics end the Maine Boundary OF the Herald
containing these matters probably thirty thousand
copies have been multiplied and circulated through
out the city and country. We sent some of the
earliest issued to Mr.. Van Buren,, as mark of re-
gard which every aristocrat as now must enter
tam towards a democrat, made out OF cabbage
bow in Undertook. Since then we have received
eur numerous files Of magazines religious Journals
philosophical journals, scientific journals, and our
endless variety of periodicals folly, philosophy
fashion, science, arts, knavery, theatricals, and
generally of all the humbug which makes Europe so
great place in the eyes of Americans.
Annexed, therefore, today will be found all the
principal events in high life, discoveries in railroads
the experiments on new steamers-the movements
Of Mile. Rachel, the beautiful Hebrew actress-and
of Van Amburgh, the great American ion-tamer
Among other matters today, we may ask the beau
monde of New York, at the court end, whether they
nuyht not to communicate to Ariel their fashionable
movement for publication in the New York Herald,
as we find the following in the London Herald:
FASHION ABLE ARRAScEMrsrs FOR THE WEEK.
yodav-Iady Domvie second ball in Grosveoor square,
The Marquis Machoness of Lansdownes grand dinner
party, at Lansdowne House
The de Sails dinner party and soiree in Carlton
The Dowager Countess Cork and orrerys
ming party, in Burlington street
Tomorrop-The Earl and Countess of Kinnouls grand
TO their Royal Hghnees the Duke and Duchess
or Cambridge and Of Gloucester in Green street. and
the countesss evening party.
Wednssday-The Russian grand
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of Gloucester and the Countess Charles Pozzo d
Borro. assembly, at Ashburnham House
Mrs. Arcedeckne's bdl in Grosvenor square
ThvsSs,The csuncss Of Minso's grand ball. at the Ad-
LaSy Curti,'s soiree dansan,e, Portland place.
FtdauThe Marquis sf Norhampton dinner to ms Royal
Hgbn,s the Duke Of Sussex and soree on the Terrace ne
cadily. m :: M.u.s.ia.,r..,
sa,,,douTLe MARQUIS Norhsmptouh second converse
zo 10 ts fellows of the Royal Society, in Pceadilly
Sir Robert and Lady Pses dinner party ~ Wm'ehai gar
n, Right Hon. the Speakers and Mrs Abcrcembys dinner
party, on Carleton House terrace.
We are rapidly reaching that point of civilization
and humbug which characterses Europe, and now
that peace with England is secured, in spite OF the
alarms of the locoiocos-money will soon be aban-
dant-trade will be brsk-the ladies will not know
whether they are their heads or their heels
Saratoga and the shore will be crowded-the
whigs-our American counterfeit whigs-have been,
and will probably be licked next fall by the loco
fecos so that our of fashion and business have
nothing to do, but to make money and enjoy them
selves.
Heavens and earth what gay summer we shall
have! So read away asfoows;-
Socrrry ~ PARIs.-The able OF former regime,
person in times past of 80 much fashionable import
ance has now been forced TO seek refuge in the sa-
IONS OF the soidisant religious world and CLEANS his
scanty honors from the select few OF some sanctmo-
nIOus old dowagcrs OOuuOT, Wno gives Hmbmer
,rechanfe Were he to mount the pulpit IN the most
elegant fantastic and earpeted church in the quarter
Of the noneyed arstoc racy Of the day;he CDaussee
d'hntin-hc would find himself deserted for the
Tuileries the Bots de Boulogne, the last steeple
chase got up BY the Paris Jockey Club; and, even
were he to find an audience would discover that TO
touch upon the veritable sore of the corruption of
the agc he must not preach, formerly, against the
seductions of the world and too soft hearts, but
AGAINST speculations, mines, railroad and Belgian
hank shares and soft shareholders. In the Eau
bourg St German, is true, few popular preach
ers obtain full congregation; but even there when
marty imposition is not the handspring OF the reli-
rious edy, az may be found in pure earthly vani-
~ Young countesses in the newest fashions, with
looks OF piety well studied in their glass, collect
aim. in the church show their white hands IN pre-
senting their velvet money bag all for the love OF
God and charity Of men; and dandy heress hunters,
turned saints upon speculation let tall their charita-
bic offering the same time that they beg Tor the
first waltz at the evenings ball. and then exchange a
glance as the fair qusfese continues her pious phi
grinage aloHg the aisle, displaying her zeal and
dress TO the crowd around. One slight difference
produced by Lent in the Partisan galetes Is that pri
vae as we'll az public concerts, morning and evening
are more generally placed upon the order Of the day
and independent; Of the great attraction frequently
offered UPON these occasions, by the promise Of Gris
Rubin, Persiani, LabIache, Tamburini, foreign
er cannot but be struck with the high pitch Of per-
lection to which amateur music s carried in Paris
and the proofs he receives that however the ancient
aristocracy OF France may retrogradc IN political
IDEAS uses its present leisure 10 make ad ancc
-. nth T.. - L.. L.