Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-05

New HAvsN, Dec. 2 1882
Ma. BESsErr-Pease, Sir, forw 100 additional Her
aids the day publish aud also 100 add
tional Of Van Burens. Yours, DC. MITCHELL
Probably shall not publish my message till Sa-
tnrday. II is better TO let Congress be organized,
and digest ths cabbage message before mine be given.
To Scorr MES.-We are crowded with com.
municatons in favor OF General Scotland psrticu-
larly from Philadelphia. BY and by.
The lNsEaUEScEs or THE CREDIT SYSTEM
In retiring from the Baltimore Chronicle, MIR. Neil
son Poe makes the following confession:
Four years ago. became proprietor Of the Chronicle
under fatally exaggerated impression Of revenue anu at
price far beyond its value. Ny temperament naturally conf
dent and sanaune led 70 underrae 10 sue
cess which have since 10 my found
After devotng four OF toll in The 10
ercaie myself from the consequence. OF my impruden
gagements, have voluntarily surrendered the property
which had paid large portion Of the price upon
together with all the fruits Of my l.bors a,
have devoted self with industry 10 the discharge
Of the duties Of position, and with loss Of
the capital possessed when embarked it,
by load Of debt.
III Mr. Poe had reduced the size Of his paper, ard
conducted IT on the cheap cash system, he might
have been this day worth $4,000, clear Of the
world But he preferred what falsely called
esptctable ourna,' dirty politics, and the credit
system, to cash and independence. We are sorry
for him. He deserved a better fate, but he has
fallen victim to false system The same fate has
overtaken dozen similar papers during the last tw
years, and what is more, erery TaH street paper in
Ner York ,ciH end as Mr.. Poe has done.
SroP THAT BALL.-We shall do no such thing.
Such balls as are now rolling we like. We have re-
ceived invitations to dozen, end lift be necessary
we shall cut ourself up inte little slips, like so many
springs of Morus MuItcaus, AID visit every sne Of
them We cannot, VIII not miss seeing beau
tiful women, with ine FORMS ripe busts bright eyes,
dimpled cheeks, and fascinating air all over. Our
last invitation is to the Eagle Engine Ball. No l3 to
be given at Niblos Saloon, on the 18th January IL
will be caution Ladies, prepare yourselves. Don't
walk out in wet weather with thin shoes-say your
prayers and 60 TO bed earlyrse and take the fresh
air-go to church regularly, and read the Four Cos.
pels-and by the 18th January you win be in fine
trim for the ball. Stop that balll Never.
ABOLITION MovrMErrs.-The abolition faction
have nominated at Rochester the following ticket:
JANIS O. B,KsEr Of New York, for President.
FIG LEsofcsE, efPennsy wanna, for Vice President.
All rght-go ahead. In this city the abolition party
poll 263 out Of 10000. They do large business on
a small capitai-something like Arthur Tappan in
this respect. NJ
MECHANICS AT CHARLEsToN.-We find by &C
counts from the city Of Charleston that the mocha
10 obtain profitable employment, are in most de st-
tute condition; great many walking the Streets
having no work, no money, friends; and many
Others are about to return to New York. The me
chanics Of our city, therefore, who contemplate
going there, had better pause until times get better
SrABErse AT SCHOOL, We gave, the other
day, statement Of a rumored case Of stabbng at a
school in Greenwich village, exactly as il was de-
tail a.. x~~.l A.
for the correctness Of the rumor. II appears how.
ever, that youth was stabbed with knife, "a pen
knife, other kind Of knife) at the excellent
school kept by the brothers Peugnet, at n Bank
street Just after tea three weeks ago. two OF the
boys quarreed, and stabbed the other; the
wounded boy has quite recovered; the one who
stabbed him was Immediately expelled from re
school We give this explanation in order to q ~
the apprehepsions Of those parents at distance who
have children there; well in justice to the gen.
uemen who conduct the school in a blameess
manner.
20 We verify believe the laudable and enterpris.
ng spirit OF the Smiths, at the corner OF the Bowery
AND DIVISION street. to- be unparalleled; and would
say, gentlemen, go ahead, 60 ahead" IL seems
they have had too many irons in the fire. Look at
their advertisement and then look into their ware
rooms.
ISeEMous.-Mr. Thomas Trench, Of New Jer-
sey, has invented machine to grind out spelling
books, and bibles by the minute. The principle is
stereotype cylinder. By and by a machine will be
invented TO turH out babies, dozen per hour
Marrying and giving in marriage will then be NO
mse. &&
Roar TO FEMALE surr--Fsshienable ladies'
boarding schools. t.s.. s.
o. Professor Espy's prophecy was true. In the
nisht az Tuesday, we have had q severe storm Of