Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-15


TnE C0uarrsa AHD ornER TALEss Dv THE 49,
rsea ~ ero.ssnzIL PLA9a &e,--Harp~ 1roteeSss
Ne York -Thio is sedo q very yell vyittss
-; ''T 10 =: a:sss:, M I: 'S r.: ::s
her subjects very felcitiossy, and related them
IN very pathetic aRd eloquent manner. The moral
of the first tale 10 "the nsrous effects upon society
inflicted BY the iron-share Of party spirit" Thi: in
huencs, NE appears to believe 10 be more injurious
to the character Of modern civilization, than the dis
Pufc f"r the succession in England between the rival
houses OF York and Lancaster the feuds OF the TIA
Hans in the middle ages that indomable spirit of
liberty which called up the puritsnical armies Of
house ofStnart
We have NOT time or space to analyze each tale,
nst rom what we have bceu able TO see of the two
voiumesf from cursory perusa, I'VE most cordially
them 10 the Of the novel reading
part ~ the community Their tendency is instruc
ave, snd hey are well calculated to lead the young
reader ~ dig m the rich mine OF historical lore.
NAADAhhELL, or the GYPsSY MoTHER-By THE
ArruoR oG rHE PRrscE ArD rnE PTAsAST.-C Carey
y HART, Pa.-This is a reprint from a well known,
and rather popular English novelist The plot Of the
story Is rather common place, but the book contains
some vel costrlyed dramatic situations, and the
dialogue and descriptive chapters, not devoid Of
merit. ~ WIZ doubtless, have brief existence and
then be amongst the things that were.
BEwAnK or PIcxPocxers. The auction room Of
jas sampson - To. was thrown into cutie an cite
meat daring the safe few days since. Young Hays,
GA ar 81 observation, when &C cognzng among the
persons present, two OF the light sered gentry he
Pabliciy announced the same by cautioning ali pre-
sent 10 be careful Of their pockets No sooner did,
the words pass from has lips than the two birds few
Que taking the direction Of W and the other Pine
81 The house 60 a man, gave close pursuit to the
latter, and succeeded In catching him, not, however,
without taking great many steps. He taken
by enc al the clerks OF the abishment. who ed
his feet little more nimby than the rest and brought
back 10 undergo AT examination. A pocket book con-
tanning W was found his person, which Mr.. Hays
viii hand over 60 the police, until he is satisfied that
the fellow came "a possession of il honestly. Find
ing nothing else about his person they let him off.
This 10 small fry, observed MIR. Hays what his
friend 10, and the fellow left the house Kick him."
says one. kil!him,' says another make him de-
hver," cried third Yes, by Jasus,' said por-
ter IN the street, come back here, you thief, till
strike you with the soft end Of this stick" Amidst
all this tumult he passed off, not without being well
recognized.
For two days past quite number of persons have
been seen standing IN front Of small auction store in
the vicinity Of Wall street. Frem what we could
learn, Il appears that the Chancellor has granted an
injunction and compelled them to close their doors.
The goods now remain in the hands of officers. Ger
tain rumors are IN circulation respecting the
which caused them to adopt this expediency; but,
wntil further light is thrown upon the subject,
forbear Tor the present making any farther re-
marks