Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

Democratic Majesty will be published this morn
ing at 2 o'clock-price ST cents, at tae ONCE q
Ann street. In order TO meet fully th9 eA'rao'u'
nary demands of the public, 20,OOO copies wiz DC
issued.
ns- An Extra HERALD, containing the impor-
tant foreign news expected by the British Queen
steamer. will be issued as soon as she arrives,
whatever be the hour, day or night. She has
now been out 12a days, and may be expected ev-
cry hour
ARREARs.-We are overwhelmed with business,
subscribers, advertisements, cash, morning calls,
commune atons fresh matter, and every thing con-
Dected with public and private life
We have on hand description of splendid fete
given by his Honor, C. w. Lawrence, X-Mayor, to
his Majesty, the Kiag Of the Locofoeos last week,
which we will give in day or two. The X-Mayor
entertained all the locooco nancers in Wall street,
including the whole of the firm Of Samm, Bang &
Co.-the former in the blue and brown parlor-the
latter in the swarm reeking rich" kitchen Albert
Gallatin, Judge Strange, Reuben Withers, Daniel
Jackson, Thaddeus Phelps, Jesse Hoyt, Judge
Campbell and others, dned in the parlor-Slamm,
Bang & Co. in the kitchen, both equally good din
ners. All their toasts and sentiments, with their
views on the Sub Treasury, will be given next week.
We have also further accounts from " Ariel, - who
is hard upon the steps Of his Majesty at General
Wards splendid mansion, Sing Sing, and therea-
bouts. Yesterday morning his Honor, Mayor
Wariann and half of Satn's tail, left the city for
Sing Sing to see his Highness received at that re.
spectacle locofoco establishment. full account Of
their movements next week, with the reception by
General Ward, Washington Irving and the locofoces
OF West Chester. We have also on hand full &C
count Of our "Trip to Boston, with Of the
hoox Ill, dac init
of Allstons and the Atheneum Galleries of Paintings,
of Clavengers Studio Of Busts, Of Cushing's spen-
did Garden near Boston, of the far-famed fremont
House Of that city, &c. &C.
To meet all these demands upon us, we shall have
to issue, in a few days, another double shetland
shall make arrangements accordingly
Our FRENCH VIsITERs.-Not since the revolutions
airy war have there been many French vessels Of
war coast now. There are four or five ships
and briggs with Admiral Baudin at Pensacola, a brig
of in this port, and also the steamer La
Meteore. Besides these, the Orestc, of 20 guns
rived in Hampton Roads on the Sth The Of
the lowering on the American coast of this large
fleet, is easily explained. The Mexicans have paid
one instalment Of the indemnity 10 France, the Sc
cond soon becomes due, and Admiral Baudin will
continue in the vicinity Of Vera Cruz till it is paid.
Apropos Of this subject The officers of the French I
corvette Iguaa, in this port, have sent US the fol-
lowing handsome note, acknowledging the kind |
ness and enthusiasm with which they are received
in this city
Corvette, de sM. LIguala 10 Juliet 1892
MoSurun liz RrDAcrEuR-Les ofhciers Francais de la
rgua prent de vouoir bien fare connae
par de Journal la compagne des volontaes
i aujourdhu de staienIand lie steamer Gin
derea, combiea lis pene;res de Ia de bcn
veante sympathe don't cette compsgne ben voaiu les
honorsr asan ouer par mu'ique Pair national Franea
de Ia
derea les saiuaat de tro,s houras sus sort
presses dc reudre toste la gratitude que pou,a nsprr
Veullez Monsieur Insurance de haue
consideration laquee is ont Ihonneur d'e~e voc
Commandast de la corvette PIguala.
Redseteur d1 Morning Herald.
This is truly French. Indeed, we learn that these
officers fancy themselves sometimes in Paris-not
in a foreign city. So il is. New York is more like
Paris than any city under the sun. Where the
French flag flies in our waters, there flows the pure
national sympathy. At this moment France and the
United States deeply resemble each other in their
social system, and every year brings them closer in
to the bonds of friendship. For Louis Philippe,
there is, in this country, feeling Of personal re-
gard and esteem, arising out Of his character and
talents, which the mere possession Of crown could
never give, nor its loss take away But above and
beyond all personal ties, there is, between the two
nations, sympathy founded the great principles
Of freedom, Of intellect, Of taste, and Of mental
ment. When corps Of French officers appear at
any theatre public place here, il natural TO
play the Marseies Hy mn,'' as il is TO play YAM
kee Doodle" Both wake up from the depth OF the
heart the true inspirations Of bravery, herosm and
human liberty. Long may il be so.
TuE Folly OF rHs Vine Pass AND PARTY.
in raising hue and cry about the Sub-Treasury, is
pitiable. Mr.. Van Buren, merely threw out that
rocket to catch the wings. He has no idea Of any
other Sub-Treasury than now exists. He has the
sole control over the public money-which is bet
ter than any legalized power. IL the wings would
only take sp poprlar man, like General Scott, and
make no opposition TO the ehariatanrie Of Van Blu
rem but let him have full swing, they might
coed Things coming right every day, but the
foolish wings wont let them.
Ort- We observe among the recent theatrical arri-
walls that Of Master Hutchngs, in whose praise the
London public have been loud lie is -four yeers
and ha,f oid-is a vocalist and actor Of extraordi-
nary merit. His appearance in "Crack," and " Bonn
bastes Furioso,' spoken Of with great applause.
He j. said to be the greatest wonder Of the age, and
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