Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-14

MADAME vEsrRIs.-THE OLYMPIc INTERNAL
NAcHISE.-The Times had this paragraph on Friday:
the persons who sent the mahogany box to the Oh YIN
pic Theatre has bsen sent to Office II is odd that
we more Of the contents Of the box. Has any
chemist examined its contents and, if so, what 10 his
report9 Was the powder tooth powder or gun-psw-
der! Were the twisted papers squibs and crackers,
or chilaren's bonbons "A genuine Yankee informs
US that the slang the letter is not Anne slang,
which is very different from the Csckney jargon."
We have it in power, fortunately, to satisfy the
enquiries of the Times, as we have inspected the
box-as Accum says, we have analysed it--and
we know it. Amongst other combustibles we
discovered the Observation-Disclosures would certainly
have gone off, if they had exploded. Squibs from
Charles Dance and blanche tremendous cracker
from George Dance; se,peatfrom the Garrick Club;
Roman candles from the Pope's kitchen, by Charles
Kembe Bengal Lights from Turton Catherine
Wheel from Jim Crotc; canister Of gunpocder,
from Mr.. Mills; rocket from Mr.. Green; a maroon
with Greek fire from Lord Nugent the line rocket
from ChesterGel Id hand-grenade from Handsome
ing TO smut, from Horace Clagset; match made at
Madenhead from Begrez; and last, though least,
" a tonr-bii-on = from Lord Neddy Thyme. Verify,
If these had exploded, Madame would have got that
which she has so often given to others, namely, .
regular 6io,cing-up. -Age.
LECTURE on THE LATE DIABoLIcAL ArrEHPr
Blow UP MADAME vEsrns.-BY DR. DIosYsIUs
LARDsER, A. Ii. C., &c.-That the attempt Ma
dame yestris's life not on the National system
10 evident, because il is plainly Ldacasferfdn. IL
purports to be directed against our most famous
BELLE and therefore her clerical nanesake, DR. Bel,
could not abet II.
Ii is a manifest fact, that the intended murderer
must have been actuated by great respect for the la
dy for il seems that he thought those charms which
lad long been bfotcing, should be altogether bio,cu
at last. He therefore ought not to be severely
blamed-hc thought her hair wanted po,cder, and he
supplied i--that her teapot required canister-and
her husband grape. Sometimes she might have had
recourse 10 GEOGRAPHICALLY in the days Of Lord
Edward, and never could she have had objection to
discharge, especially if the triggers feaered.
She vas, indeed, lady who had reason to be
afraid a Internal machines, unless they very
different machines from the Forestal; and she was
well aware that, whenever she was in difficulties,
she had only to appeal to the warmth and generosity
Of the Pass.
The Learned Professor here red into several
particulars which not exactly scientific, though
very entertaining. lie concluded by saying
was bred Theologian, and must therefore OBJ
serve that f the Mathews escaped, il was by the
missing Of the W1rks-and that think il is the wi
sest policy of Madame, when such blowing. up trans
action. are afoat that she should put herself under
the protection Of one Of the Chariies.-( Loud APP
plausel
In conclusion, l shall add, that this attempt on the
life Of Madame may truly be called internal, because
IL is directed against the charm. the grace the beau
ty the goddess of all that is Olympic.
The Learned Lecturer sat down, and called for
glass o and water amid the loud plaudits Of the
enlightened asssmbly.-Age.