davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
Won IL VI q IL X n II.
Tucssluy. Hume 1915 P m .

The excitement in Wal. street today parook Of the nature
Of panc degree There has been Increased panic
the Board today and prices have gone down from per
cent from the last sales Bank Of Commerce per cent? Dry
Dock Bank cent? Delaware and Hudson per cent, Far
mers Trus, per cents vicksburg per cent Canton II per
ccat; Harlem r. r. II per cent.
After the Board number OF failures in the pork and pro-
vision line rep"red and the gloom msch Increased
The conduct Of the hanks througho.t the country in
great the Of the elevation prices which has
led to the impending ruin which about all
have been holders Of property Of any description large
quaLty Of pork and provisions has been held in this market
under acceptance this market has however like that for
articles OF produce, been falling one, sacs
be made at prices which will the Acceptance
qucny every day nerea,es the difficulty Of sustaining them
selves The pork this market owned chiefly ia Ohio and
finds its way here, via New Orleans for market The
explosion Of the produce specuatous in 1885, left tie peo
pie Of that state with bank debt Of s5000e0o The
Of .is debt depended great sustaining
the price Of the chief articles Of export from After
the panic Of suspension passed. the farmers eday turned
their attenon to produce with great energy order
Of debt the banks possible in order that thew
might again The result epscy increased
supply q pork and crop Of grain ourunnng
Immediate demand for consumption Still the policy pursued
toward cotton extended in greater et, degree al
other articles Cotton Acknowledged 10 be &C primary
portance because without foreign demand for specie would
have been ELECTED that would have resulted reuspenson-
Accordingly the Atlantic banks operated more or less with
those Of the cotton growing sections in order sustain
Had not the Of unforeseen political Europe
caused suspension Of the operations Of the Manchester spin
the novement would have been mporary successful
with cotton prices Of all descriptions of produce would have
brought prices proporonate the Of the supply
The Gotten speculation has resulted but tho
steady and cautious policy OF the New York has
ed any immediate panic market Their course has
been influenced By the policy of the southern south
hank h... a.
OF borrowing Last year their heavy expansions cotton
were made post notes. Ingenious method OF" sucking up
northern funds These notes found their way north payment
Of goods and as Investments they being large discount Tho
fall asd stagnaon IN cotton has blown the basis which
these were issued and they not paid, causing serious dis
tre to dealers who depended them, bot fer less than
would have been the had the New York banks by esPan-
sion caused southern post circulate freely by
putting the northern and southern currency equa-
lily Our banks have however, been moderate in their
while holders Of other produce here have found diff
~ -'s.t bitt~7'c D,,rirr D.. coninu-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
I'm over young to marry yeti

Nom CoRREsroSoEscE OF SEcRErARr PArLp-
ISG.-We understand that another very curious cor
respondencc has taken place, in which Secretary
Paulding cuts conspicuous figure. The Secretary
wrote lsng and letter the other day TO Com
modore Ridgey, stating that he had heard or seen
probably through some newspaper-that some of
the lestenants had neglected his duty and was ship
ping men for the Texan service, which he order
ed the Commodore to put him under and court
martial him at once. To this letter the Commodore
sat down one cool morning. put on his spectacles,
and was about writing reply to the Secretary
While engaged in mendng his pen fresh letter was
brought from the Secretary countermanding his
former order-and directing him not to arrest the
officer unless he that he could get evidence
suicienLto convict him before a Naval Court Mar
.ial. On receiving this the Commodore put the cork
nto his inkstand-came over from Brooklyn, and
ook walk in Broadway. So here the matter rests.
As there is great curiosity to see this last cor
respondence Of the literary Secretary, we have sent
Ariel over TO the Navy Yard, and to request Of
Commodore Ridgely a copy of the corres pondence.
with what he intended to reply, for publication. We
cannot suppose he will refuse polite request from
enchanting spirit Ariel,-but if he should,
then Ariel has positive directions 10 take copy
nolens roiens, by his power Of ciairUoyance, which
is Ear superior 20 Col Stones-and to bring il 20 u,
for publication next day. This correspondence
places the Secretary in more remarkable and
laughable position than he has yet occupied before
laughter-loving country. We rather think that his
literary abors during his official term will exceed
In wit and drollery all his former droll works inclu
ding the Salmagundi papers, or the pieces Of sar-
casm on Mr.. Van Buren, and the locofocos that he
published in the Courier just before he ap-
pointed Secretary. Rare sport in these dull days
Impaling butterflies or Secretaries We request the
whole Navy to listen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

Mr. BENSETT.-Wont you attend a little to the
Bakers!-t want enlightening from your pen.
Look. Flour is new only six dollars per bbl, and
two months ago IL was near ten dollars per bbl Are
your bread loaves any larger in size now than Il ey
were two months ago! Mine not any larger; my
baker scorns TO make his any larger, or give more
loaves, for the same money, now than he did two
months ago. go on your system--l pay cash be-
fore hand-i G. ] give him ten dollars in silver or
shilling each-so that l pay before he delivers his
goods. i should not complain. but he always tells
my family when -four rises l2a per cent, and deli
vers smaller loaves, in consequence. Well, now
Hour has fallen in price more than 50 per cent in
value, he says nothing about il, and he is quite
tent.
must change my baker, AMI wish you to send me
ono that will conform to the times, and no murmur-
ing grumbling. PETER FAITHFUL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
Superior Court.
BEFORE Judse Oakley.


JusE ls.-The Ro,cs at the PARK 7heatre.-John
A. Sharp VS.. Charles w. Merritt.-The learned
counsel for the plaintiff, in opening the case stated
that II was action Tor assault and battery aris-
ing out Of disturbance at the Park Theatre on the
night Of the LIST Of January last. IL appeared that
the plaintiff, wto is clerk in Of the public OFF,
ces went to the pit Of the Park the night in aues-
ton, and could find accommodation in the shape
Of seat. great crowd was collected in the nit,
and the plaintiff according IN the testimony Of his
own witness, was forced upon bench aud compelled
to stand there IN consequence Of the pressure This
gave offence to several persons who were seated and
OF course row ensucd. The defendant was sent for
knocked out his breach, and sent his hat
the benches, and finally elected him from the house.
The plaintiff not liking to 60 home without his hat
or pin, returned TO the check taker, when the de-
PENDANT met him, and, by way Of preventing his en-
ter'ng the PIT again, struck him hlow IN the
mouth. This was the case for the plaintiff
On the part Of the defendant it was set up that il
young gentlemen did GO TO the theatre Of crowded
night and did pay their money without being salts
ned that the house could accomrned ate them WHY
they must put up with the ncon and either
20 home To bed quietly, or be tramped upon who at
grumbling or annoying their neighbors IN their en-
deavors to get glimpse Of what they had paid their
half dollars to see. Two witnesses were called to
prove that the plaIniiH was very obstropoIus and
that the defendant had behaved with all the urbanity
and polteness which officers are accustomed 10 adj.
minister on such occasions.
His honor charged the jury that a blow had GER
talnIy been sworn to- as having been struck in the
lobby, alter the plaintiff had been elected from the
interior OF the house, and when he could not have
been disturbing the audience. On this &C count if
no other, some damages must be given. and il was
for the jvry to say how msch.
The Jury returned a verdict for plaintiff damages
Sl00 and costs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

June 1S.--Tas Ibdacfion Of Mr., Barru's IN
tanf.-On Monday evening Gil Hays proceeded to
Weehawken, and after searching several houses in
that yic'n'ty was fortunate enough to stop wagon
which contained lady and gentleman, and IN the
bottom Of the vehicle Gil discovered the infant child
belonging to Mrs. Barry, which had been so chiva
rousy captured on the night previous from the resi-
dence OF its mother in Laight street. Gill immediate
ly took possession &C the infant and retained il to
the arms Of Mrs. Barry whose feelings AT its
~ can be better conceived thap described.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

O- There has been prodig ions excitement In Bos-
ton respecting the fifteen gallon law. Between three
and fsur thousand people assembled several times
for the purpose of raising riot and lynchng some
if man named Jacobs was imprisoned for break
ing the law. The judges were wise men, and there
fore bothered the rioters Every thing had been cut
and dried, and would perhaps have resulted in
thing serious if the judges had not concluded for
three times to compare notes and opinions The
rioters in the streets thus disappointed, and
compelled to drive their champion home in
barouche. But on the fourth trial, Mr.. Jacobs
committed, the people having got tired, and did not
meet in such large bodies. Sc MIR. j jailed
without blood-shed. The rioters tried TO catch a
Mr.. Marley for being nformer; but he not
at home. Nineteen had been arrested by the police
officers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

a Candidate for Pesthumous Fame-A young
fellow, well known to the police, brought before
ynstcs Palmer, charged with abstracting from the
tin OF store, at the corner of Blocker and Allen
streets, five dollar note. II appeared that the
store In question was kept by Messrs. Leslie *
Aian, and that during the absence OF the clerks at
oihher the prisoner was by Mrs Leslie to sneak
round the counter and insert his hand in the money
arswer, The lady sprung upon the thief and held
On un. assistance was procured and the fellow taken
The accused in the most plausible manner possible
begged 10 De released asserting that his family and
connectons were highly respectable and that he was
induced TO commit the CT ime through distress The
worthy magistrate was almost deceived by the pris-
oners manner; but on asking the opinion Of some of
the old beaks about the Office il turned ont that
the name OF the fellow was James Smith Tryon.-
That early as the age of ten years he was
ed of felony and sent to the HoHse Of Refuge from
where he contrived to escape and set off expo-
ring expedition into the interior Of the state few
years after he convicted of most daring hie h
way robbery, and adjudged to the State Prison for
ten years and half. Having, however, some sshigh-
y respectable connections, the phrase goes, they
applied to the Executive in his favor and procured
his beration and he again started for distant part
of the state new career OF crime There are now
several charges in which he is said to be implicated,
and it is not impossible that his name will go down
to posterity having life interest in the marble
palace at Sing Sing
More Chipairy.-On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Ma
ry Crumsley, of No. Laurens street, having
occasion to purchase some eggs, proceeded to the
of one Of her neighbsrs who deals in pigs, poul
try and other edibes and who rejoces in the awful
cognomen of Jebe Whoreman, where she filed her
basket from the barrels, and proceeded home. On
arriving there and commencing the work Of crack
ing the shells Of her she found that and
all stunK. OF course Mrs Crumsey was in a rage,
and she back to Grand street the eggs
to the worthy Jebe and obtain restitution satiiac-
ton, and all that sort Of thing. Jebe, however, was
not of the sort his customer took him for he
not only refused to change the eggs but knocked the
good lady down over a chopping block, and thenput
IN Mt nd r. nv kicE lup
her on the upper part of the head until he nearly
fractured her skull. On proof of these facts, Mr..
Jebe Whoreman was held to bail in the sum of $500,
which he procured and was set at liberty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

90 srouTs Statue Of Victoria is making quite a
noise in the world already. The progress Of true
genias may be slow sometimes, but u Is sure The
public taste is awakening deeply to the fine arts Of
statuary and painting Both the exhibitions, Stouts
and sulys, are now crowded, 1propos-we hear
that the -. Georges Society intend 70 enter the
field against sully with their portrait Of the Queen
shame shame!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

Rrpr TO RocKAwAY.--I had very delightful
ride 70 Rockawsy the other day with fine old gen.
tleman whose spirits are youthful as at twenty
examined the ducks, poultry, horses, peas strawber
ries and morus multcaulis-and shall give deserip-
ton in day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

CAPTURE OF TAMPIcs By THE CENTRALIsTs -
Advices have been received at New Orleans from
Vera Cruz to the 30th, Mexico 18th ult. and from
Tampico to the lst inst. On the 9th General Aris
ia appeared at the bar of Tampico, surprised and
captured the town. The Texian schooner of war
Independence that was after an action of Is minutes
also taken. She belonged to the Federaiists.-
General Urea at Tampico through the engage
ment The next arrival will bring interesting IN
teigence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

The Indians now TO be put down by the Flori-
dans themselves They have patiently waited and
suffered every danger, expecting the United States
troops settle all difficulties; but there is much
money to be made by continuing the war, that the
Floridians have at last got tired. They will imme-
diatey commence active operations, and in hopes
of soon subjugatiRg the Seminoles. Gov. Call has
has offered $500 for every dead or live Indian.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

o. The currency thinkers are again at their
schemes and plans in the Wall street prints. The
times are good enough, and cash plenty enough, to
all those who will study economy and justice. The
times are always bad, and money always tight, to
spendthri(ts and rascals
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

05- We cannot insert more communications about
the Jracas in the Park Of last Friday. Who the
parties were we don't know, and don't care. II
both sides got their heads broken, they proba-
bly, deserved them. According to ell accounts il
was Marquis. of. Waterford affair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

PECULIAR 10 us.-The Rail Road line from Pha-
delphia to Baltimore have fitted up cars exclusively
for the ladies, ladies with gentlemen. The bashe-
lors, loafers, and black legs are wisely excluded.
/" Right" say we.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

rapidly restricting their discounts while amount
Of produce yet the hands Of the farmers which
they decline sending forward in the present prospect Of tho
markets The wealthy farmer has power to hold his produces
without assistance from the banks This fact with the sbun-
dant crop Of this year. win insure continuance Of low prices
The decline ~ prices Of packed provision. and breadu viii
necessarily involve that of beef asd every other article we
has elected complaints thigh With thes Of provisions
will commence gradual equalization Of prices and he
c The severe lesson which has been taught the bank viii
them At least for follow the action Of trade,
rather than to attempt the control Of BY forced ana NO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

~ Don't forget Cstlin's G., DE s'ovve.-
ant lnstt,,'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

HARLEn BRIDGE-The old Harlem Bridge is now
free bridge. This happy consumnation has been
resisted for many years, but by recent decision Of
the Court it is at last opened for the public At
tempts may be made to carry it to higher Court in
hopes Of reversing the decision-but doubt W he
Their il can be uccessful.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

o. President Van Buren, leaves Washington to-
morrow via Harrisburg for Saratoga and Oswego.-
Let's get up pow-wow for him, and have fine dish
of cabbages prepared.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

The RAvEL FAMILY unravel themselves This
Evening, at Niblo's Garden. Those who wish good
seats had bettor 20 early.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13
DANDRUFF AND RaLDN Ess.

nLDRlDGE's BALM or CoLTMBIA--Thc arti-
~ Gle named above is n chemical combination Of such
ingredients as have proved themselves efcacious
sisng the natural growth Of the human hair and
ing all Obstacles to its perfect development. In
mending this article 10 the particular notice Of discern
ing public the proprietor is hut recapitua'ny the oft
pressed sentiments OF some of the many hundreds who
have successtnlv tested lis efficacy and wonderful quail
tes-his compound having acquired for itself charac-
ter for singular merit and value II is used'y ladies and
gentlemen generally TO keepihe Hair moist and beautiful
and The head free from Dandru, which it does most per-
fecty. and thus prevents Badness.
CAUTlnN.-Ohserve that each bottle of the genuine
Balsnm Of Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper on
which is repr secuted the ais Of Niagara &c
For sale wholesale or retail, lily COW STOCK & CO !,
Fletcher street, Maiden lane, door from Pearl
street.
II. Il g. II James J. Young Il Co, Washington City
does. 6n
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13
FILES, &e., HEMoRRHOiDs.
No Cure 40 Pay--P,iee N,

LAYS LlNIMENT-No Fic,;o, IT,
nary chemical composition, The re.n, ~ sn,oa.
~" .he Invention OF celebrated medical man he ,,,
haction OF which 10 the pubic nas nv.sa t -. io'
emnlly Of death led equesi has since s "a ',' ~
tation unparalleled fully sustaining the co,', epu'
'nseu " ondtys last Confession, that he d.,.d
40, de without giving 10 posieriiy the heneft Of hs -
ledge on this subject, and be therefore equea,hsd -
Trend and attendant, Solomon Hays the secfe, ~ -
discovery. '''' VI MS
Il Is now used in the principal hospitals and ,h
practice IN our county, first and lnosl certainly 81, u,
cure OF the Piles, aud also extensively and ,c,n,i
as To battle crednlty, unless where It's effects are w
nessed Externally IN the following complaints
tor Dr,psy-Cieaiin ing I'd nary asorp ION NJ o,o
AZ s~elllngs-R Reducing them in a few hours
|. Sheamailsm Acute or Chronic, giving quick cas-.
Gore lhroai-By cancers ulcers, or colds
oIouP ana Hopping Cou. b Externally, and over,b.
an Bruises. sprains. and Burns curing in few bou
oofes ana ucers-N hetherfresh long standing ana
rheumatic s~ellings. and oosenng coughs and tykto,
OF the chest ny relaxation of the parts, has been sum,
ing beyond conception. The common remark AZ t'o,
VINO nave used y N the Piles, is 81 acts like charm
The Pilcs.-'re price 81 is refunded 10 an, nrro,
who VIII use bottle OF Hays Linimen for The Pie, MA
return The empty bottle without being cured These are
the positive orders Of the proprietor Asents ana
out OF many thousands sold, not has been upsuc
cessfu '"'u'
We might inser certificates to any length. IN, n,of.,
thai those eho sell the article, should xh, me original
10 purchasers
Canion.-Nonc can he genuine without spIend,d
engraved wrapper which is my name ard also ih.,
OF the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK 4 co. sal.
Agents, Fletcher street. Maiden lane one door e
low Pearl street, New York, and by Druggs, neyrr
town In the Union
All Editors who will insert the above months in
weekly paper, shall be entitled one dozen az Inc s,cle
For sale 10y Roi'ert ). Patterson, Wtu FISCHER F. n
& c. II. James. and Young & Co., Washington Cry
dec s6m
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13
LETTER TO DIR. GREEN.

NEAR FRIEND Some three years since, made
IL application you restore my hearing and eyesight
and, AT the time, for friend Of mine, Mr. Norton
(caro who afflicted with great degree Of deafness.
mention these circumstances, TO bring the matter fresh
10 your mind We received your rcmed,, followed tile
prescriptions and soon restored 10 the OF
ears and eyrsour general health also improved in the
mean ine i,y the excellent advice you gave the
sub cci OF health and long life
young applied 10 me a few days since for nfor.
marion he is afflicted vita weak eyes; medical men here
~ our urts Of the world, tell him that the optic is
weak | immediately referred him to you, the Only
man in the circle of acquaintance. who could give
lp in such cases and he conveniently able wrc
concluied 10 rite myself and the time enclose
your customary FIVE dollar lee aud request that which is
necessary will quickly he sent on.
BE- kind and send TO Of your pamphlets on the
subjects of health, temperance and longl lie.
Yours, in friendship.
q. w. ELLIS, PM
Granville Ohio September 10th, 1898.
To DR. GREEN, Bethlehem, Pa
N. b. We given TO understand that assistance is
sent bv mail free of postage; and il any additional help
should I've wanted twill be forwarded without any further
charge. ..
THIS is truly Christian principle and will find its re.
ward IN this and IN the world TO come. feb l3t'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13
HisToRY or rHE LAVE WAR, belween lhe. U.

HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, between the u.
l. i States and Great Britain, with full account Of
every battle hv Sea and Land and much other nfnrina.
ton volume Of ago pages with i've engnvinss price GO
cents, Is just received. for sale hy Y. TAYLOR.
The Naval Battles fought Ivy the u. $. Navy from its
first establishment to the present time volume, with 81
illust iions--S7 cents
Also, The Naval Monument, by Abel Bowen, vol.
with rs nautical engrayinss Of the battles fought between
the Navies OF the u States and Great Britain
H. Lees Campaign in the Carolinas". 81 sro and
other similar woks-All for sale above the lowest
prices. juns