Morning herald., 1839-10-28

CHAIR-Al you IN faver TO adJourn-say-aye.
few voices responded.
CHAIR.-Contrary-no.
Fifty shouted mo Y"
CHAIR-Motien-adiourn
voIcE.-Now my motion for this night weeks in
order.
CHAIR.--All in favor Of this night week say-aye.
Tive said "aye"
CHAR-Contrary-no
Ahundred shouted "no.'
CHAIR.-Lost
VoIcE.-New move to adjourn.
Great confusion and uprOar.
R.-Adjourn-favor-aye.
Two said g aye"
CHAIR.-Contrary-no
Thirty cried no.''
CHAIR.-Lost lsevere laughter, and cries Of
" DeAny-Denny.")
any to act unlike irrational beings; but let
act on our resolutions, if any man-aye, or any 100
man offer them.
Cries Of "read 'em." The chair read them.
CHAR-What is the pleasure of the meeting?-
Shall the question be taken them separate, or all
together'
ANorHER.-Under the table.
ANorHER.-I second the motion.
But this motion was not put by the chair.
Then they were passed upon all in lump and
adopted amidst Kisses and Outcries and the meeting
broke mp in disorder At the foot Of the stairs stood
that vigant officer Bowyer, to catch the pick pock-
cts and search them; and the excellent and worthy
landlord, Mr.. Gardner, was keeping his eyes on the
money drawer; whilst strong body Of his donestics
guarded the door of the upper room, which was in
danger Of being demolished, together with all it
shielded. One shrewd and wealthy old merchant
exclaimed his friend, the members OF the meet.
ing came down the great staircase, 'this Is tall
party isn't il. These nice set OF pups; half OF
em bankrupts already and half the balance ought
to break; look at their old shirts and canes; BY
God wouldn't foot their grog bills for the next
month"; Neither would we. "Deliver us from
evil"
PREPARATIONS ron THE ELEcrIoH.-Both parties
are draining every pocket for the sinews Of to
carry on the coming election. The locofocos are
assessing and collecting money from every Office
hoiSsvyauna those who don't pay are assured Of re-
moval. Jesse Hoyt has subscribed $1,000, and Mr..
Coddington Sl00-others in proportion. The whigs
are also busy raising the wind both here and in Phil
adelphia. On Friday last, Simeon Draper, Sam
Blachford, and Thurlow Weed were board the
Philadelphia boat, some Of them going to Philade-
phia, probably to raise the wind there Of Dunlop
Dyost. "Heaven's," said Charles King, who hap.
pened to step aboard at the time, heres the whole
whig familyp
Probably the broken banks Of Philadelphia will
give SlOO 900 to their associates here, If they
get legislature elected that will protect the banks
and urge them to suspend. Oar maintenance Of
specie payments in their ruin, and they know it.
Loox OUT ron FINAScIERISo.-We understand
that the celebrated Rathbun Allen, the conden
tial associate Of Rathbun, who 10 now making boots
and shoes in Auburn State Prison for forgery, 10
in town with Erie County Bank red back money. He
sells II BY the hatfal At six per cent dis
count This lie q red back bank-but fears enter.
tanned that 10 has also white belly. just before
general explosion Of any banks, you mark their
agents very busy at distant places. Mark and in
wardly digest.
Oo-MIss SHIRRETT had quite splendid benefit
on Saturday night As was lounging there, found
myself BY accident at full length standing close to
very respectable looking old gentleman, whose face
did not see. As he turned round, found il to be
my friend John Haggery. Thought at first could
have swallowed Mount Etna, and bit in two vesu-
vius, but discovering several very beautiful women
near him, " order was restored TO Warsaw" am
glad to see John turning HE attention to nusicand
especially to the joyous songs Of Miss Shrref Her
sweet notes are not at q discount OF per cent per
month. In short time expect he will send me
s $500, a. want IL particularly to give to the suf
ferers in the great Mobile FIRE. N. lis 1t fair for
Mr. wallack to exchange red dog notes for Miss
shirreG's musical notes, without paying the dis
count
90 Charles Kean reappears at the National to
night, ~ Hamlet. He is in fine health and spirits,
and the critics will now be able to decide all about
The guilt Of Hamlets mother and the Disposition Of
the portraits Their motto is lay on and spare not
The sisfs cf the town will be there.
nJ- ALEXANDRA, the celebrated ventriloquist,
makes his debut before American audience
II the Park Theatre. We anticipate splendid
house.
Or The new theatre, il is said, will be begun in Q
lew weeks. What. in these hard timssl
CO. Did you ever see finer weather than we have
bad for the last month!
0y- Mira Yates and Doctor Willard are still filling
The papers with their Glove quarrels." We have
very fanny story to tell Of these turtle doves Of
these daxs The real Of quarrel ssd separation
was thiss-tAs willard wanted to give up the petit
coat and wear the breeches, and s Yates would not
take them on That's all
ayL I've more granite columns for the Exchange,
have arrived st the foot Of all street. from Quincy
Tpr Punrxis Csop.-Gov Fairfield, OF Aroos-
took has also set apart Thursday. the 18th OF Mo-
vember, A. . day for thsaksgivins and prayer
Sscssrss ~ MADrscrvILLR.-Tke yellow fever
has keep severe In Msdisenville, La. IL continued
To carry on the people the l1th ast., the latest