Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-10


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three and three.
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More young devils
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sith his ink 10, sr,.
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r. sions. the rear
brought up ~
beelrshub and his tail.
His Majesty went into Now land ., and took wine,
then to Aid. Halls and took lunch, then TO sena-
tor Hunters and dined and slept. Today he stays
at MIR. Hunters princely quarters, and tomorrow he
goes TO the State Prison at Sing Sing. where for the
present we will suppose him TO be, and there We
most cheerfally leave him.
On his way M the river His Majesty intends 70
pass night with Washington Irving at Sleepy
Hollow, and night with Gen. Ward.
His Democratic Majesty, Martin Van Buren,, came
into this city surrounded by clique, remained in il
surrounded by clique, ard left il surrounded by
clique OF breechesIess, exclusive locofocos. His
serene Hishness, William ii. Seward, came into
this city surrounded by a clique, was surrounded
by clique all the time he remained here, and left il
surrounded by clique Of speculation blockheads Of
wings. His Majesty remained days; his Highness
remained hours; the latter went hence 10 Sing
Sing; the former goes hence To Sing Sing God bless
them both, and preserve the republic
INSULTS LADIES IN SroRss.-we have re-
peatedly said that those stores most frequented by
ladies in this city, should, like those in
be attended by young girls, and thus ladies would
run no risk of being insulted by the pernence OF
young puppies placed in attendance, as at present.
The shameless conduct Of the infamous Mackie,
shows to what extremes low, vulgar lbertine will
proceed to crafty his vicious propensities and re-
cent developments have come to our knowledge,
that assure the city still contains many hundred
scoundrels even worse than Macke, who oiic late in
dry good stores, ladies' shoe stores fancy and other
stores mostly frequented by ladies. We have re-
ceivcd number of communications on this interest
ing and highly important subject, but shall content
OURSELVES today with abiding TO two cases. in which
ladies said to have been most grossly abused.
One is that Of fashionable ladies' shoe store which
has heretofore been well known in the annals Of
newspapers. Here is the Communication on the
subject, which will speak for ITSELF
Ma EpIroR-ss,l would beg you TO caution the lsde.
against man named -, Ladies Shoemaker. - Broad.
way known Of ny acquaintance females, who
have been grossly nsued by him wh,l.t purcbav hs h
in Sttnc shoe, for them takes their foot ON his kpes. ana
generally rather further than his business and should
his customer chide him, she il always grossly ssued The
ladies who have thus nssed by him, consider IL duty
they to the ladies Of this city, them against gonr
TO the store Of this impertinen shoemaker.
We suppress the name Of the shoemaker for the
present, but If the writer Of the commune alton will
give his or her name in confidence, and bring us
credible proof that this ladies' shoemaker acts in
this shameful way, pledge ourselves to hold him
up 10 the and detestaton Of every decent men,
Der Of the community. The second communication
we are better informed about; have the names Of
the parties insuted, and the facts are thus beau
tiful young lady from Spencer Town. Columbia Coun-
ty, recently arrived in New York, and totally unac
quainted with the vices and vllanes abounding here
innocently ana unsuspsctingly entered a dry good.
store in Chatham street Mott, to purchase come
goods. One Of the statesmen or clerks an imnud.nt
sccundre asked her 10 walk 10 the back part ~ the
store, to look at the goods very innocenty she did
so, when he gradually commenced series Of most
insulting remarks, and made several most impudea,
propositions TO her; the young lady, terrified
measure looked round for assistance bat found thu,
the clerks all out Of the way and that she was
alone with the wretch in human form Alarmed be-
yond measure, she almost tainted and her feet failed
to do their Office. Finally, however she recovered
herself and rushed out Of the store never stopppy
till she reached her brothers house. where she was
taken ILL., and did not from the effects az her
fright and terror for week. Delicacy to her feel
ings alone the scoundrel from judicial tribu.
nall but we call upon his employers TO dismiss him
instantly from their employment, or be themselves
avoided by all respectable ladies' We have a third
case Of celebrated jeweer in Chatham street. who
entced lady to the back part of his store; and
under pretence Of fitting ring her finger, seized
her hand and kissed IL; and she was too
to stir fora moment, he was emboldcned to ask her
into the back room, when she rushed oct o. his
store. These are few Of the delinquents; We have
the names and residences Of half hundred. and
shall certainly follow them up until we purify so
ciety Of such pests.
0t- The Roscus, the noblest packet ship extan,.
sails the 18th inst. for Liverpool She il com
handed by Captain John Collins, formerly of the
speare, and is crack sailer in every sense ~