Morning herald., 1839-10-26

| called the Sum- which Is principally taken ~ ths
negroes nd abolitionists, find several rssPscta
be white non and white females advertising, oil OF
which forms very singular fact in the state o. So
ciety in New York. On asother occasion We shall
give full list Of all that may appear The want Of
room prevent us today-and the pressure our own
advertising But it not droll that such things should
be- without exciting special wondera II low niger
penny paper which is principally supported by the
and negroes of New York and neghbor-
hood, has been successful, how long will It take
before every black rascal in the North will not select
for his wife the prettiest young white woman he
seize upon in Broadway?
Verify, verify, the abolitionsts are making great
progress in the world, and the next will be
complete amalgamation OF the black and white races
"a marrying and intermarrying-a streak Of black
and streak Of white Already have this
niger penny paper transform black pirate and
murderer OF the Amistad, into hero, into very
Washington, setting the whole land Of steady habits
into an ecstacy ofsympathy-an before long we ex-
pect to them bring him out of Jail and reward
him for murder by proposing that he be candidate
for governor Of New York. the presidency itself,
| besides having the selection of New York for a
white vile to fill the white house with.
The aboItionsts, with their organ called the Sun,
will stick at rothingbut it is droll to see the
spectacle portion Of the white community deceived
by such fellows, and furnishing the very means to
carry their projects into effect. Beach, the head
devil Of the Sun, is pale-faced niger, from the
banks Of the Senegal, and of the tribe Of Maadoes
branch Of the Mandingo tribe, to whom Cingucz be-
longs, the black pirate Of the Amistad. Beach's
African name is Bumba.
THE TWO SPANISH GsSrLEmEN OF THE AMIsrAD.
pnIro l.sc A.
the sheriff. and the of bail required Of jose
Ruiz, reduced to the Of two hundred and fifty
dollars. Pedro Montez left the Jail, but Ruiz re-
mains there. In all probability an appeal will be
made from that part Of the order which affects Ruiz
o. Edward DUNCAN has just published beautiful
Catholic Prayer Book, called the /" Ursuline Man
sal," illustrated with eight elegant engravngs.
Of them being the Holy Virgin. We shall notice it
at length next week.
Miss SHERRIFF.-Those who have not had the
bonne fortune to th, young lady in male attire
shoad by all means go to the National Theatre this
evening. Her youth, beauty, arr, manner, voice,
costume-and less-as the Page in Gustavus, are liz
descrbable; and il any wants to realize what
Coleridge meant by the term beautiful exceed
ngly," he must not fail to go to the Opera tonight
II may never be pla, ed again with the same cast,
and il is her benefit. IL these are not indu-
cements, why, we know of that can draw
house.
THE NEW Ballet AT THE ENATIoNAL.-Amongst
those celebrated and distinguished persons who have
arrived at the National in the Corps de ballet with
Mons Lecompte, we notice Mons. Klishning, the
ninth wonder Of the world-Mons. Alexandra
being the eighth We shall speak Of both these dis
tiasushed artists at full length hereafter. They
truly wonderful in their way.
PARIs, Sept 81, 1889.
The Ms1ern AIexausser shc Gsrcas
FmE ND BENNETr:-I am induced 10 scribble few
additional lines to the unweldy double letter sent
you but day two since Tor the express object Of
making announcement that cannot but be, IN
every respect highly gratifying to you and your
readers, II is no less than the early coming to
America ofthe Great Alexandra, who, in his way,
has achieved conquests as famous, more profitable
to himself, and less harmful to others, than his
uowned protonyme, Alexander the Great.
But who is this modern prodigy may be the
tural question Of thousands who are seeking amnse-
plain answer this He is. IN his professional cSsrac-
ter, ventriloquist, OF such distinguished and
traordnary talent that all Europe from high low,
from crowned heads to crownless hats, from sover-
egns through all ranks and classes Of their subjects,
down to those who have no sovereign at all, have
paid him the fatterng tribute Of their enthusiastic
admiration, and the more solid, less equivocal one
OF tnelr precious &Olu DOM nave Oeen laVienty
slowed on him in nearly every country Of Europe,
in every language Of Europe, every currency Of Eu-
rope.
A thousand gifted pens, have immortalised him
in this part Of the world; prose and have both
been exhausted in his praise; the most recondite
phrases Of encomium have been called mp from the
vasty deep OF Enropes greatest minds TO record the
miraculous effects Of his unrivallcd entriIoquial
powers, and TO give updsguised expression to their
I" struggling wonderment.' Every rank and condi-
tion of life, have heaped upon him Of testi-
monizls in every shape OF acknowledges ement Let
ters from peers, and lines from poets, by the thou
sands; diamonds from potentates; snuff boxes from
princes, worth thousands, have all been flowing in
upon him, in steady, deep, but not silent stream Of
panyecric and emolument, in the last twenty years
Of his active life, till his fame is spread into every
corner of Europe-his professional excellence
every where admitted; and hIs fortune honorably
made. lie has latterly Withdrawn himself in great
degree, from the public exercise of his extraordn mary
abilities, and has frequently been the poat Of de-
termining never to appear again en- scene; but the
urgent demands Of the public, and his own noble
impulses, for his heart is open the day melting
charity, have repeatedly drawn him forth from his
covert that he had hoped never to leave again.
Rut what laggard am with my pen, when have
been at work this half hour without telling half my
story have been 50 busy in my thoughts Of the ac-
tor that have quite overlooked, the man whose
frank and unaffected manners, and superior istelec.
tuai accomplishments, conciliate and charm every
he meets tis only in this latter character that
know him as yet, and though my expectation has
been straised to the highest pitch by the
and wonderful accounts Of his unparalleled profes-
sicnal abilities, still much interested and