Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29


natsrs with his gladdening beams, was sesa train
Of earrages rolling over the quist pavenslts Of Had
street. to the Ascension Church in Canal street.
1t was the auptal morn Of the pioas, the meek and
lovely Miss N. Of Hudson street. My curiosity
being excited, entered the Chapel and witnessed
the ceremony. Indeed, it was lovely sight, that
distinguished divine, the Rev DR.. E. performed the
service, arrayed in his white flowing robe, fit
emblem Of the purity and sanctity Of the sweet rel-
gion OF our blessed Saviour The interesting group
Of friends aad relatives eircled round the altar Of
God, united with heartfelt devotion in recording the
marriage vow in heaven.
gazed upon the lovely bride she responded In
softened accents and felt my heart thrill with feel
ing OF regret, that not the happy man.. But
ah me !! those delightful dreams of happiness are
vanished. ! am doomed man. Cold, bitter expe-
rence has taught me that l need not expect any So
lace or sympathy from dear lovely woman, mans
sweet compeer. have loved the dear creatures
and love them still but it has always been my fate
when have preached the subject of matrmony, to
he laughed at and rdiculsd, as though it was out Of
the natural course of things for to wish TO get
married. And then to revenge my feelings, / have
wished little Cupid would plunge whole quiver Of
those !" winged messengers" of love into their capri
cious little hearts, and make them utter as mine has
AZ l remark ed before, have cherished those DEAR
but falacious hopes, but, alas
The iron has entered
The soul where they fed.o
But, pardon, dear Mr.. b.. for this allusion to nv
own feelings You, ! know, can sympathiZe with
me in these matters, and that feeling from great
and noble mind is to me invaluable l will not at
tempt description Of the bridal dress, it is the rosy
mouth the tiny foot the eye speaking the innocence
and purity of the soul, and the snowy brow beaming
with intellect and the indelible impress of the dvn
ity, that admire.
The handsome Miss W., Of Sing Sing was present
and her symmetrical form, redolent with grace and
beauty, added much to the lovely scene. Mr. N.
was as usual warm-hearted, witty, and complaisant
After receiving the congratuation of friends, they
departed to the foot of Courtandt, where they
borne off in the Oseola, the ripping bosom Of
the Hudson, to their future residence in the 6 far
west"
YEr ArorHER.-Last Tuesday evening were ese.
brated at the bridegroom's residence in O.
street, the nnptials Of Mr.. W, well known
fnancicr in Wall street. with Miss A, one of
the most delightful and sweetest singers that
enchanted the of the Inhabitants of this goodly
city with their syren strains.
1t was splendid affair, and many were the joyful
friends gathered there to congratulate the happy
couple.
None looked so we'll as the pretty bride herself in
her simple though beautiful attire, and the amiabe
bridegroom, tall and handsome man.
The following day after the wedding the happy
pair left for Boston, to spend the honeymoon: may
the cold east winds which prevail in that city not
chill their mutual affection.
Amongst the gentlemen noticed Count b, Mr.. s,
TIC ever smiIuS the amlaDle Nlr.
ID, &c.
cannot now pretend to mention the many beauti-
u ladies' who pre- sent this occasion, they
were too lovely and too numerous to allow such
slight netce these limits will admit, but with
your permission, will give you better account of
the party and company in day or two.
FRIGArE Commemorative are many persons
anxious to geta peep at the interior arrangements of
this famous vessel, and their anxiety often carrie.
them too far. Being ninety short Of her usual
complement, il is difficult, and it takes longer
time to ftu the ship. Lieut. Carpenter is willing
to please ALL but he has his hands full in preparing
her for sea. She has just returned from a three
years crvise, and therefore imagine her con-
dition. After Wednesday, those who wish can ex-
anime her, but we should not advise many to GO
they only interfere with the officers duties.
ert- The Rev David Hale objects to the course
pursued by Mr.. Blunt, the Corporation Attorney,
and Judge Fisher up town. These official gentle
men have only short time to remain in Office, and
why not permit them to make much out OF the
fees Of Office they before they leavel They
sever will have another chance.
We are generally in favor Of pluclking the public
goose we'll is fat goose-a great gooss-a silly
goose, and deserves to be well pucked.
NEW COMMON PLEAS JUDGE-Gov. Seward has
Esq, Ol the OAR oil tnls city,
as associate Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
This is one among the few good appointments made
by his Excellency. Has he any more "speils'' to
give away before the revulson comes7
o. DrxsN's next trial, for libel on the Rev. |
DIR. Hawks, will be great affair Men, women and
angels will attend as witnesses or spectators.
o. woollen factory, owned by Mr.. Richard Mil |
Ter and situated in Somerset, Westchester county in
this state, burned the night Of the Goth inst at
10 o'clock There very little stock in the build
ing, but the machinery was entirely consumed. The
loss is estimated TO be $1,000 and insurance. The
building took FIRE from defect in the stove pipe.
BARGAINS FOR MARRIED PnopLE.-The hand |
some store at No. Aston House, (Graveley,) closes
tomorrow positively, at IL o'clock Persons going
10 housekeeping, who want to lay in a cheap stock |
,f excellent articles for family use, will do well
call, and look at these bargains. They may perhaps
zee something TO their taste. There's no harm in |
trying
NAnRow EscArE.-An elderly lady, made mis-
lake Saturday fternoon, which had nearly proved
fatal to her Instead Of walking on board the Fulton
Ferry boat she walked into the dock, and would |
certainly have been drowned but for the bravery of
James Berry, the second mate Of brig lying near,
md Mr.. Hitchcock, who both Jumped into the RI