Morning herald., 1839-07-01

Maryland do 100; Mis.,.ipp do ss ~ Yrk do o. Ohio do
s3ed; Pennsy do 81 Virginia do s2i; u s. Bank 2as4;
Bank 2s New Orleans Canal aud Bank ICED Mississippi
Planters Bank 2si; Tennessee Bank 2lA.
The 6 Bed Cham bcr,, Ladies.
The Tories were in and the Gals just grasped
Ana ANA SIR SIR Robert, as Premier was welcomed at last
Inc bells were set ringing twas laughter aud fun,
Inc bumper was drained, aud feasting begun.
The Tories were in and, though brief their hour.
Eadn Fac , friend was 3pposted to place and to Power
From Lyndhurst's, the aen,' TO trahams the " rat"
When, 10. the bright vision was changed to di,may,
And scarce had their raptures endured for day,
when twas found they bad reckoned without any host
For the Bed-ehamber" ladies ruling the roast.
Though India in hostile array he might find.
Such matter would never have runied his mind;
@ Bat the " bed-ehamber" folks were terrible far
Than India itself, amidst clamor and
Though the nigyers wont work without moderate paw
And Jamaica IS arIning in battle array
Sir Robert could settle il III in an hour,
But the Bed-chamher" ladies' alas. were in power.
Whilst the Canadas, too, in a iermen found.
With treason and anarchy stalking around,
Sir Robert against such factiOa could stand.
If the Bed-chamber" ladies be held in nconmanl
And though Ireland, too, with Preeursor-ng Dan,
Might tend to embarrass the cleverest man,
But Oraagcmen he'd relieve from all fear
Could he once FROM the Bedchamber" ladies get clear
Long live, then, the . Bed-chanber" ladies to feel
They able to vanquish the conqueror Peel;
Aud whilst guarded by such h dangers dark hour,
Let US dread not the Tories accession to power
FRANCE.
Private Corespondencc.l
Pans, June 10Th, 1899.
MY DEAR BENyErT:-
longer time has elapsed since my last communi-
cation than would have allowed to intervene had
1t been as It unhappily has net, mere matter Of
choice. My silence has been forced one, and is to
be attributed TO smart attack Of cold, of pecu-
ariy severe character that has been raging in Paris
for the last two three weeks. The French call il
"ia grippe, very apt name for it, for il seizes on
one with suddenness and ferceness very illustra-
tive Of the word IL caught violently by the throat
when, after half choking me with painful infaua-
nation, il spread itself gradually the whole
body, which IT held in :" duranee ve," until driven
off by active remedies, leaving in a somewhat
" disabled condition"
1 have spoken thus particularly Of this disease.
since its general existence in this metropolis entities
il to pointed, if not to honorable, mention. Ii has
left me in very languid, drowsy state, of which YOU
will have abundant evidence before you get through
with this letter; bat have not the slightest obec-
tion to your nusing into it little Of that redundant
vitality that ever flows in your own lively compost
tons and invigorate il for the strong and manly
taste of your American readers, OF whom shall one
day speak my opinions in erfenso. They are--I
mean your redde,S-not only a very numerous but
a peculiar class, decidedly svi ge,ieris. / wish |
were naturalist enough to go into a thorough and in
structive investigation OF their distinctive marks:
much useful and amusing information might be col
lected therefrom Perhaps after full study Of the
subject, and proper refecton, may be tempted to
assail it, But suggest the task to YOU who are so
much better fitted, from more accurate knowledge
and exquisite anatomical skill to undertake il.
j should say that these enonstrances have sprung
out of the welcome arrival Of Of your really pre-
cious " Weeklics, that has positively done more
towards eieoting cure Of my temporary indisposi-
tion, than all the "drugs and charms have re-
lucantly swallowed for the last ten days. IL didn't
think II best 10 reserve the little space left for
brief summary Of the news, SHOULD throw you sop
to nosrsh your vanity, lest IL should die outright
from neglect for your brother editors rarely ex-
change civilities with you, and never bedaub YOU
with sickly pulls, they do each other which is all
in consequence Of your hurting their business by the
unwelcomc light You throw on their secret doings
Why don't you stop this, ncorrgble man, and be re-
ceived within the fold OF the brothe rhood who am
persuaded, would gladly embrace their repentant,
erring contemporary. All is going on well here |
" IL alter every storm there comes such cams why
then who cares for crisises. But did thsuk for
little while, that portentous things going to
happen, but Providence has ordered otherwise and
this poor country, Scared she has by thou
sand parcida wounds, is still left in the sturbcd
enjoyment of the unspeakable blessings Of profound
peace. The wicked attempt to scatter abroad the
hrebrands OF discord and confusion failed most sig.
nay, and only served to light the funeral torches of
those malignant wrctches that harbored so fell pur
pose
But the riot bad az was its motive vet is not TO be
results. Not only Ministry formed through il,
but deep conviction was carried to every heart, |
and settled down upon every mind Of the danger Of
induging in idle dissensions about the theories of
good government while they were in the possession
and enjoyment Of the best practical the face
Of the earth; always of course judging Of the quality
Of thing by its adaptation to circumstances They
were well nigh punished for this senscless folly, but
have escaped, and IL ever they allow themselves TO
be robbed Of their present priceless privileges by
beardless rufians and haf-hcdged fools (for il an.
pears these all the imps who have been the n-
sruments Of the late afairs,) why, let them suffer;
they deserve their fate.
ii is amusing TO observe the state Of things that has
TO the struggle The rabid editors of the
opposition papers have in despair bitten themselves
and expired in csnvulsons spectacle OF pity 10 the
GODS perhaps, and Of dersion to men, that Is their
opponents-of whom am one Of the most inveterate,
for not worm enough TO look with any degree Of
complacency ON their infamous attempts 10 plunge
happy country into civil war, even il they do get
living by II. Don't you agree with me, Bennett
Pshaw, OF course you do. AZ for the other dark
spirits that were leading this mischievous rebel
lion against the powers that be, have sot felt sym
pathy enough TO inquire what has become Of them;
pretty sure they where they ought to be- gro
Yelling At the bottom Of that "tartarean gulf" where