Morning herald., 1839-10-26

~ " "nNc, sor0erly the oeieoAse ~ Cengress, from
Florida, ssd highly aceonplishsd -, has written
to Col Monroe, in this cty, that Ohio Indiana and
all the north west. are rapidly coming out for General
Scott as the best candidate for the next presidency
This the current among the best political cir
cies In wall street and the Astor House, which are
now the head quarters Of every thing accurate in f.
nance, right in politics, rich in gravy, or ruby in
wines.
Gel. White, during the last season at Saratoga
wasdecidedly in favor Of Mr.. Clay, and the chief
one who got up his splendid reception. Since that
time, he has been travelling through western New
York, Ohio and elsewhere-and has seen and talked
with the people in every direction. The result Of
these inquiries is positive belief that General Scott
- the pspalar candidate, and accordingly he writes
to this quarter an account Of the fact.
On Wednesday week. for the first time, splendid
parade was made by party who call themselves
Unionists," and who are all going to death for
General Scott. They rapidly organising for the
next election. We also learn that the Hon E. Curtis is
out warmly for Scott is Hon. Moses H. Grinnell,
and we presume Ogden Hoffman is equally So Ifhe
is nct it is time that hewere. James F. Otis, toll
eraby smart penny itterateur, is now writing the
Generals life. This will help little. All in,
about and around New York. the Scott fever 10 rising
like vengeance. Even friend and namesake Of
"A
| bursts forth follows:-
An Acrosiic a Indy.
/ JAMES BENNETT, EsQ, COUNSELLOR At Law.
| Jure divine from highest heav'n
Unto all eastern kings fis SAID, giv'n
lie. those who think ihesr right divine;
worship only, Royal Robes like thine;
And when the free'nen OF this glorious land,
Ny wishes grant, and place at your command
marble house, where you have often been,
Your sweet demeaner peoples queen,
On all occasions there will brightly shine;
So shall each freeman's bow be M mine.
Cmon, Miltiades, PericIes, (for fsme)
Ofancent Greete, each fought, and has name,
Themistocles. and others-but there's not
Throughout the list, a braver man than Scott.
Qusnti me iuud esfimsre ptfss, Enperafor,
Arlington House, Long Island, Oct Is, 1889.
So we 60. In six months half the country will be
for General Scott, and under the sacred name Of
Union, now and forever" we will have party that
will shake Mr.. Van Buren out Of his seat his senses
and his salary. He had better prepare for Kinder
hook at once. The new Unien party forever, and
Winfield Scott their candidate. Hurrah!
American Naval Arclit~csure-Chenp Ira
Yelling 10 GurOPe-Bedaciion Of Fare.
There is not another nation the face OF this earth
like the United States. God never made but one
such, and doubt whether he will ever try TO
make second. None build such fine ships
and produce such men to command them--noblemen
by nature-all Of which is owing to our beautiful,
spirited, lovely, glorious women, the very favortes
Of the Holy Virgin herself. New packet ships are
turned of from the ship yards the East river al.
most as rapidly and beautifully young babes are
thrown up into existence exactly nine months after
marriage, or as the Herald' newspaper is thrown
from our double cylinder press, which prints over
fifty ipers per minute.
On Wednesd morning new ship of one thousand
tons burthen was lauached from the yard of Messrs
Webb & Allen, and as she dipped into the water,
was named the New York +" Her contour is very
mn lLH he rick md fhor> .so 4.
ference. II is in the more perfect synetry OF the
bows OF the "New York." William C. Barstow.
Esq, formerly Of the South Ansyica, will take com
mand Of her, aud he sails hence Liverpool on the
7th Of next month Price Of passage in the cabins
500.
thing OF the kind ahoat-even those Of the famous
English yacht belonging 10 the Earl Of Yarboroush
They will cost when finished $1,000. and the skin
altogether SSOOOO. There are 10 be forty berths in
twenty state rooms, each to be finished off in the
highest style and elegance. The doors, pilasters,
pannels, &c. in the cabins made Of rose and
satin woods mahogany, heart c black oak and birds
eye maple the whole to be relieved with whte ena-
melled cornices, and gilt moudinxs. The curtains
To the berths are Of beautiful figured silk which
together with the linen, blankets, silver and crock.
cry ware, were made in England expressly for this
ship. Her silver service, in point OF ma,sivepess
and richness, siully equal to the famous silver
set belonging to the Liverpool steam ship. The
crockery ware, curtains, SC. cost over ESoO, and
every other article in proportion. In addition to
all this, the cabins have been raised few feet
that they will be light and airy in the sum
mer, and warm and comfortable in the winter Thsv
are not 90 high as those great poop decks on board
the Koscius and Garrick, and in which the pas
sengers are in danger Of freezing during the dseary
winter months. We have heard msny Complaints o(
their high cabins, but in every ship In the Star Line
Swallow Tail Line, and Black Ball Line this i'm
portant difficulty has been remedied. Besides in
the New York, the " inc vaults, the camboose the
ice house, the COW house, the place for fowls and
such things have been improved upon that fres sh
eggs. fresh milk, cool wines and fresh meats will
be on the table every day during the pas across
the Atlantic, and what more can a sea yoyaxer
| wishl
With the launch Of this ship commences an entire
new system with three Liverpool lines of packets
The price OF passage in the New York, virginian,
PMrick Henry, George Washington, United States
south America, North America, Indepe ndence
Mestchester, Sheffield, Oxford, Cambridge, Europe.
columbus, and Roscoe, has been reduced to SlOO
Thus every person who crosses the Atlantic in the
above nsmed ships, will save forty dollars each trip
and ENJOY themselves the same, live the same and
| have all the same comforts that they would In the
steam ships AT Sl70 or in -four other Liverpool YES.
sells At Sl4O The truth is, that the packet owners
have heretofore charged toe mnch--for Slio in the
cabin, is an exorbsnt price and entirely high In
pay when the same wines and same food can be af-
| forded for 500 From this day commences a new
system, one that will be advantageous 10 the
! owners, and saving TO the passengers, and when
gentleman and his lady wish TO cross the Atlantic
u will net take him long to decide whether 20 lose
| or save $50
Collins s line, therefore, sticks at the high priced