Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

th.m that i was only ehsnge q the oehiele, and
not change Of intvsts nthe voyage and cited Alb
bott. 27S: Dodsos's Reports, 443. The Elizabeth
The Court took time to consider .. the case, anu
rendered decision in favor OF the bellants for one
nonths and half wages each, with costs OF ssit
10 be taxed =,
Judge Belts said there proof in the cause that
the iibsllants were American citizens, and stated
that they were entitled to recover from the de-
been left in a foreigncountry that it was the duty
of the master in this case, to have procured the
means for the return efthe libeants to the United
States; TINT the Captain could not discharge the IL
ability TO return hisc to the United States, by
abandoning the vessel to he underwriters, and the
reasonable time for the return Of the men. one
month and half from Gibraltar to New York.
Counsel for libellants A. Nash, Respondents E. II.
Paino.
Liberal OPINIoNs.-The condition of England
and France is similar to that of the Asiaic Greeks
when the free sentiments of the European Greeks
returned to the former. The United States, BY
means of steam, notwithstanding all Europe.
CONC TO EuxopE-This autumn and next winter,
we learn that immense numbers from this country
intend to visit England France, Italy and Germany
shall be one mean to attend mass at the Sistihe
Chapel for once.
"REMINISCENCES OF SARAreGA-We shall give
next week, in the shape Of letters, perhaps, few
remlnisc Of Saratoga descriptive Of the society
snanners, incidents, accidents, beauties, and many
other items Of deep and abiding interest. Several
very curious affairs Of honor came of at Saratoga,
winch never yet have been noticed Also, we shall
give full description Of the terrier Breed, the
moustached gentry were called
AS- The BALL at New Brighton last evening,
was a splendid affair. A full account, with some
curious particulars, in next.
PxRJyxY.-Nr. Alrich, an hitherto supposed res
pectable merchant down town. has been recently ar
rested and held to bail for perjury. We have the
whole particulars of this affair." which out Of some
shancery proceedings, in eur possession, and shall
publih them in day two. The trial Of this worthy,
will make curious developments in morals and fl
nances.
&C. The French frigate La Gloire, sloop of war
Nerede and Brig Dunos arrived at Pensacola on the
18th from Vera Cruz Salutes were exchanged be-
tween the French vessels and the American men OF
war.
tc5- fire broke out on the 7th instant in the rear
Of Fords buildings, Natchez, Miss. and four large
buildings were destroyed.
0y- As the stage frsm Plymouth, N. H., was cross
ing the bridge at Sanboanton its way to Concord,
on Tuesday last, part of the bridge gave way, and
the team OF six horses the driver and three outside
passengers were preciptated into the rapid stream,
at the outlet of the lake Wnnipiscogee, whilst the
coach which contained the passengers remained in
safety the bridge. Five of the horses were
drowned but the driver and the three outside pas
sengers were saved.
NIBLo's.-The performance Of the Ravels thi-
evening comprise for the last time, the divertises
ment OF Les Treis Mataquins, and the Ballet Panto-
mime of Harvest Home The new Pantomime,
which has been long in preparation, will be pro-
duced on Monday night.
DrJ- CoSsUMPTIoN.-It is well known that is q
fatal disease and it should be arrested be-
fore it to the second stage. The orerunners
ofthis disease should be closely watched, and re-
znedy Immediately applied. One Of the most fire.
quent forerunners Of consumption, is a tickling in
the throat with slight mucous discharge, pro.
Aucng but little but too often ending
in this fatal disease. As n remedy for this, DIR.
Taylors Balsam of Liverwort, sold at 375 Bowery,
has no equal, and heartily advise all our readers
troubled, to try this medicine, ere the fiat has
gone forth, disease seated, and destiny sealed
IFron the American, July I'd
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