Morning herald., 1839-11-04

hection we consider warrants and demands such
language But for this extraordinary state OF affairs
we should have concluded that our prospects would
brighten, because the imports Of grain and
American stocks have been checked, and the exports
of manufactures increased.
&C. The passengers by the British Queen on their
arrival in London published a letter speakng in tse
highest terms Of praise of Captain Roberts and the
steamship.
Justly Noggea.--A gentleman ON Saturday last
nearly beat the life of miserable fellow, clerk
in old clothes store No ll3 Chatham street. This
fellow, in common with others OF the same class
along that street. had been in the habit OF insulting
ladies as they passes and fro, in broad daylight
The wife and sister OF the gentleman who inflicted
this summary justice one OF the gang, had been
several time, spoken 10, put to the blush,
and on Saturday, just previous the row. they were
both most grossly insuited. Many ladies aciu
ually afraid to go through the street in the day
time, IN consequence OF these Jew loaiers They
are always on the side walk, and their remarks on
the passers-by should not be suffered with npanty
Inspectors ELecrlov.-The following are the
inspectors of election in the several wards:
First Wards. K. Harris, Abraham IL Michel, Isaac
second war,-w. A. Watson, ~. NJ. cran, Isaac NJ.
rhyie
Fourth wsrd--C DAILY, " coIyer, H II williams
Fifth Wmd-Z Hyde,' Anthony Bieeker, II sodore II
SIKH ward-wiam shaer, Joseph Keeler, Isaac Le-
bagh'.
seventh ard--James Stevenson, NJ Ferrars Zebedes
Ring
Eighth ward-Thomas Lee JOHN Stewart John Pauid-
Ninth ward-Jacob Brush, Joshua Crcwell Charles Col.
Tenth ward-fne Hopkins john Remck, Aunsuas Mat.
thews.
Eleventh warj--A raham II H.led, II Win,low. r Carey.
Twelfth Wagd-lsaac Dyckeman, w A Moleonar, James
Thirteenth ward-E Smith, Jacob wes,ervel' seleck
Waterbury,
Fourteenth ward-W Ross, Isaac P Whitehead c
ArcLer.
Fifteenth ward-wiliiam McMurray, + Davies. Johu E
sixteenth wardGsorge Turaer, James Ryan, Aw Brad
ford.+
Seventeenth ward-Chares Wright, James D. Meeker,
Benjamin.
Those marked with a whig..
PoLLs.-The following are the places where the
polls are held:
FiF.' Ward ard, Battery Saloon No 10 State street
Third Ward-94 Barclay street.
Fourth Ward -Shaksp speare Hotel.
Fifth ward-Rileys West Broadway.
Sixth Ward Dunn's Porter House, Genre street.
Seventh Ward-l59 Madison street.
Eighth Wsrd-Richmond Hill House.
Ninth Ward-Jeerson Hall, Of Hudson and Charles
streets.
Tenth ward-Military Hall Grand street.
Eleventh Ward-Houston street, near Avenue ID
Twelfth Ward-Fr day, at Arsonyille; second, at York
vile third, Al Manhatan,ile
Thirteenth WardCorner OF Grand and Anhony streets.
Fourteenth WardCorner Of Elizabeth and Grand streets
Fifteenth WsrdCorner Of Barrow street and the Sixth
Avenue.
Sixteenth ward-Eighlh Avenue.
.cveute, nth WardCorner Of Alien and Houston
EPrivste Correspondence of the New York Heradl
HAVANA, Oct. 10, 1889.
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT, ESQ DEAR SIR:--News
here is as scarce as specie In many OF the banks in
the United States, or as pure morality in that
ton OF the world. This IS most cogsnt reason Tor
not troubling you oftener with my epistles. IL you
read Spanish, would send you now and hen some
Of our periodicals, for we have among many ma
tive poets and writers. l sent you few numbers
IL .ss a.sis. ~. "sn.r day snd we h.ve many ss-
Benpettfied, heaving out numerous funny articles
On manners, customs, &c.
This is most quiet town. There is more knock
ing down and dragging out in your city, in week,
than there is here IN one year; and count 100000
people in and out the walls; in fact believe the
raj state OF society here particularly among its low
er elases, is better than that in the United States
My observations not founded one day's expc-
rience.
Business is dull--most Of the sharp vessels that
have lately arrived here have been sold for traffic
where sharp vessels wanted, and among the rest
the Isaac Ellis Of your city who. with the Star
Spangled Banner and N. York on her stern, will be
found in couple Of months in any other place than
going on a shaving expedition. Yours,
TRABuco.
Good health of Chariest0n.-Only sixteen persons
died in Charleston during the week ending on the
9th ult.
Fashionable emovsmenfs.-Her Ladyship the Count
ess Of Westmoreand and Suite, accompanied by
Capt. Granville. 23d Regt left Halifax the 18th
ult. for Prince Edwards Island.
Loss by fire in 81 Louis.-A building belonging ngto
John 3. 1urpy was burnt on the 10th ult. Loss
$4,000. Insurance S6OO0.
The health Of Mobile was no better on the 23d
ult: The yellow fever continued to carry of the
citizens.
Anofher steamer gone and another. The Josiah
Nicholas from Cincicnati, struck rock near Shaw
neetowD, and will be total loss. The Elk struck a
snag short time since in the Missouri and will also
be a total loss, together with her cargo.
Fever in Matches, Miss.-There were five inter-
ments on the 18th ult.
-Ne,c Orleans is healthy, and Franklin, La very
unhealthy.