Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09


the commercial interests is beginning to excite an
intense feeling of hostility to the whole banking
system-and many men Of great influence are now
openly talkingof organizing party to destroy every
bank charter in the natisnand to bury forever the
system in it's swn corruptiens.
we have SEINE astounding disclosures to make Of
bank management, which we shall do in a few days.
Unless the banks alter their policy and their princi-
pies, their whole system will be demolished by the
indignaten-not Of the lecofocos-but Of the COM
mercia and mechanic interests combined. 1t is time
10 speak plain II begin to dissect the banks
OF Wall street, and to hold up their managers, they
VIII ind there is ne back out in u.s. We do cash
business, and have more real, unquestoned popular
power to cut up the banks than they have to msest
US. The Wall street papers are conducted on the
credit system, and dare not uttera word against their
masters. The Herald is Independent and fearless.
THE SrRUeaLE CoMMENcING.-To-night there is
to be great display at each Of the three great rival
theatres. Celeste, the nmitable Celeste, conscious
OF her incompatible powers of pleasing and of attrac
tion opens the Bowery in her excellent character
of Madeline in est Mary's Eve;'' than her re-
presentation Of this touchngly beautiful part, no.
thing can possibly be finer In addition to this, she
plays her old and favorte part of the "French Spy
Of course, the house will be crowded to the
ceiling; indeed it will every night of this her
final engagement, before leaving in the British
Queen for Europe. At the Park, great effort is
also to be made tonight by bringing out Beethoven
beautiful opora Of " Fidelio," with the following
strong cast Don Pizarro, by Guibile; Don Flores
tano, by Mr.. Manvers; Rocco, the jailer, by Mr..
Martyr; Fidelio, by Miss Inverarity; Marcelline,
by Miss Poole. This will be great treat. Manvers
is good tenor, though not equal to Wilson; Gaibiei
is an excellent bass, and quite equal to Seguin;
whilst Miss Invcrarity is beautiful woman,
ceilent actress, and charming singer; Miss Poole
is pretty girl, unrivaled in her line Of acting
and singing, and will dispute the palm with the pretty
Mrs. Bailey. At the National, Charles Kean makes
his first appearance Hamlet We should have
no great expectation Of his success, il he was
well supported; but with the miserable stock TRACE
dy company Of the National, are afraid he will
not prove an attractive card. Persons will not sit
three hours in theatre, to hear three four good
pieces of defamation, and to be annoyed in the in
term by the miserable trash that go TO make up the
main business of the play.
THUNDER AND LIeHrNINe.-Yesterday morning
one Of the most and curious thunder squalls
passed this city that has been known for lsng
time. just after o clock two thunder clouds, one
from the south and the other from the west, APP
preached and met directly over this CITY, Then
succession Of discharges of electricity,
which lasted for over thirty minutes, and the light
ming flashed from verge Of the heavens to the
other From this we infer that cloud was mega
lively and the other positively, charged with cleo
tricity, and in forming they did, il oblig-
I'd to equaze and hence the succession OF discharg
es Such rumbling and roaring and flashing has |
not been seen or heard here for years Many |
thought that the day of judgment or the millennium
had arrived. The direction from which these clouds
came and the wind blowing from all points, seems to
give some probability to Espys theory.
All day yesterday the weather was cloudy and
rain fell nearly the whole time. At intervals it
came down in to, rents.
lU- Lieut. Howard, OF the U. $. Schooner Wave,
has not been reported to the Department has been
stated.
The SLAVE scHooSEe.--Childs, the Lithsyra
pher, of Fulton street, near Broadway, las published
two prints Of the slave schooner L'Amislad. They
different interesting scenes that occurred
in the important movements connected with this YES
sci, and are very well executed.
AccipESr.-On Saturday, a carman, while loading
some sugar at a grocery in Church street, slipped
from his cart, and at the time, hoghead Of su-
gar rolled off to his legs, racturng in shock
ing manner The sufferer was conveyed to the hos
pital where surgical aid was Immediately procured.
9y- As large omnibus was crossing the canal on
on 18th street, in Washington, on Thursday last, a
portion Of the bridge gave way and plated into
the canal beneath, the stage, horses and forty pas
sengers, distance Of IS feet. Only life vas
lost
VERMONT ELEcTroS.-Eghty-two towns have
been heard from, which show gam fer the loco-fo
cos Of fourteen State Representatives. Governor
Jesison, Wing, will be reelected, but by dimin-
ished majority, say 1000 to 1900. The aggregate
majority last year was 55ii, and in 1897 1880.
CHEvALIER D'AReArz, the Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from the Court Of Spain to the United States
has left New Brighton and arrived in Washington.
lie succeeds Mr.. Calderon de Ia Barca, who is APP
pointed Minister Plenpotentiary to Mexico.
YELLOW FEvsn.-The epidemic still continues TO
rage in New Orleans and has crossed to the opposits