Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-23

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NExr News FROM ENGLAND Great wes-
tern has now been out from Bristol four days with
news OF more Importance TO the people of this
country than that brought by the Liverpool. The
anxiety ascertain the information she will bring
will increase daily and hourly, until she arrives
BY her We shall have most important intelligence
from Chiaa, India, Persia, Egypt, and Turkey; the
affairs OF which countries by this tme have assumed
a more definite aspect than when last heard from
We shall probably have IN account Of the action
Of the British Government, in relation IL the trou
bles in China. The winding up of the harvest, and
the state Of the country connected with that
suit will also be brought by the Great Western. And
what is of more Importance at the present time,
shall have the action by the agency Of the T. States
Bank in England, their dishonored paper, and the
revulson in the position Of this institution quent
thereon All these matters will render the arrival If
the Great Western, towards the close Of eek,
an important event.
The case of Ruiz and Monsex- Atrocioss de-
Independents nj New EEavcM.
The extraordinary arrest and Imprisonment of
Messrs. Ruiz and Montez, at the suit Of the Ams'ad
savages, instigacd by the a1olitonists, will come
up today before Judge Ingles, for further review and
examination. The same matter will also be brought
before Judge Oakley, to show why discharge
from Jail should not be ordered. 1t is expected,
therefore, that strange and curious develope-
ments will be made relative to the conduct and in
trigues or the aboltonists-the malignant interfer
ence Of Lewis Tappan and the to which these
savages have been put by the fanatics
This matter, in connection with the abolition in
trigues is beginning to assume most revolving and
audacious character-a character that makes the
blood boil and the heart burn On the arrival Of
savages in this country with their hands crimsoncd
with the blood of several white men, they seized
upon by band Of fanatics who under the Of hu-
manty and religion, have been evying contributions
on the public while they proposing to teach !
these savages the elements Of religion and civilian
ton All sorts of ntrigues have been adopted to de-
ceive the public, and to annoy and harrass the TO-
reigners who hardly escaped with their lives from
the Amistad. Under the pupage of the abolition /
lists. the savages have been made the instrument Of
crime and wckedness, in order TO crafty malignty
and hate. There be doubt but their instiga-
tors, whoever they are, liable to indictment
for subornation Of perjury-and, trust, that the
friends Of Justice and humanity at New Haven, will
take speedy steps TO inaict the just pro-
vided by law against such acts
We do speak at random. In this days paper
is very important letter from our correspondent at
New Haven, whose accurate information and means
of Judging, Of the anplest kind From has state
nents every calm mind must De satisfied that the
ages have sworn to what they know nothing Of and
cannot subsantae They ignorant Of the nature Of
OATH and cannot be held responsible for what they
made TO swear, but their aiders and abettors
the guilty parties whom the vengeance Of the laws
ought TO fall.
But this is not all the horrors Of the abolition in
trigues II that Jnqua and his associates have
been furnished secretly with knives. Who did thsa
who would do this! Is il not likely that those
weapons were conveyed 10 the savages by the same
fanatics who would suborne them TO perjury, in or
derto incareeraie Messrs. Ruiz and Montezl Is
not this the most probable suppostionl And il so,
for what intent were they furnished with the
weapons Of murderl Was il to make the prison Of
New Haven as red with the blood Of the white man
as the decks Of the Amistadf
Humanity must shudder at such doings! religion
hang her head and justice cry aloud for vengeance
II this Is the first fruits Of the lessons Of religion and
civilization which have been taught these savages by
the aboltonist time for courts Of justice to
pause-and 20 inquire whether they ought 10 lend
themselves 70 the attempts Of such 6ends any long.
err The first movements Of the fanatics with these
ne roes only excited ridicule add contempt. Turn
ing somersets sixpence per head eating three din
pers per day, or kissing little white girls as they
were handed up TO them by their abolition mothers,
might be tolerated the madness Of the hour that
time would cure But when see falsehood, per-
iury. false Imprisonment, and preparations making
among the savages for blood and massacre Il Is full
time 10 ask whether courts Of justice are to tole-
rate such things any longer. Let us know.
a,- A saint Of Wall street assures us that our old
friend, Jack 0'Haggerty, is decidedly in favor Of
maintenance OF specie payments. Glad TO hear ne -
getting right at last Jack must have been reading
the Herald of late. If he is real convert 70 the
principle o. specie payments per Jas onf MEAS, az
taught sy US shall expect soon TO receive his check
Cor $500 he got me improperly fined in 1887. Go
ahead, old boyl Apropos .-Yssterdsy, while in
Wall street, I was offered some Of Jacks paper,
having four months 20 run, at per cent per month,
dis oount. "wont you help fri-ndp asked the
broker Certainly" said !, "Ill shave Jacks
paper, particular favor, provided you will give
Jacks guarantee that he will not avail himself Of
tbe sfatute against usurv And I will. have