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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

ord Do not sase hrtAing about thsa-hs 10 pre-
essy the mas tAot oaght to be esstsd to the chair
4 speaker. He has Al the nerve necessary to high
party times, and eo1d aot ~ intimidetsd amid the
Try Of the widest Of political tornadoes
The locofosos, well ~ the wings, 6nd diff.
soty II agreeing on candidate; they will 30 into
anal eaness on the subject this evening, and In my
win elect hm.
The wings bothered most confoundedly.-
Dawson is the man; but John Bell insists pre-
i na he may De sccommoda.so' out aoaS! y.
mile OF the locofoco candidate. There has been
something said about running Edmund Curtis, of
year city delegation; but do not believe that Mr..
Curtis would consent to run. Ihave nothing partic
alariy strange or new to add. Yours. &c.
TOBIAS TRorT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

HARTFORD, Nov. Is.
DEAR SIR.-A SILENT but thorough revolution. il
going on in the land Of steady habits and unless some-
thing occurs to check il two thirds OF the voters Of
Connecticut will be hearty supporters Of Scott be-
fore the April election. The fact is forcing itself
upon the minds OF all the wings, that Clay has no
chance OF success throughout the nation and he cam
act take the vote Of this State against Van Barren
Every body sees that Scott is the only man around
whom honest men Of all parties who have no selfish
purposes to promote, rally; AND large proper
tioR OF the leading politicians among the wings are
anxious for his nomination by the Harrisburg con-
vention Al least six and probably seven Of our de-
lagates will support him in the convention, and We
are prepared TO see him put up by reclamation. II
the pig-headed partizans Of Clay do not embarrass
the action OF the convention by their unreasonable
prejudices, and by pertinaciousy insisting ON his
nomination at all hazards, full interchange Of senti
ments, views and prospects preliminary to the final
vote, will lead to correct decision.
The friends Of Van Buren, In Connections have
been gradually gaining the opposition ever since
the gust Of 1885, and the whig majority is merely
nominal If the convention inmate Mr.. Clay, Con-
nscticut will 20 for Van Buren, next Spring. without
any sort Of doubt, and he will receive the electoral
vote in the fall by majority Of three thousand Ave
hundred.
If General Scott is the candidate, Van Buren viii
lose the State by larger majority stili. J. II. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

SINGULAR AFrAR.-Pcople were astounded the
other day to hear Of the suspension Of w. b. POST
Esq, who /, well known 10 be worth about $780,.
600 in good real estate and other p.operty. The
whole IL his debts only S60, 900. and his imme
diate wants only $4,000, which could easily have
been raised. But, in sudden freak, be assigned
the whole Of his property te young lawyer. Mr.
Deaplain, who married one of his daughters recent
ly, and thus has the entire management Of his whole
estate to the exclusion OF the other children.
This is one Of the drollest affairs that has taken
place in many day, and full history ought to be
given. Mr.. Post is a very rich man and no mistake
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

MorroenERy GUARDS BALL.-Os Tuesday next,
the First Co~paay Of the Montgomery Light Guards
give their first ball at Tsmmany Hall. or this COM
pany Mr.. Wisdom Is the captain, and Messrs. Dunn
and Connolly isutenants II IL needless TO say that
the ball will be splendid affair; the company con-
tains some Of the finest young in the city, and,
where they are, handsome young women will always
b. fo~.d close u hand These, with the good nssis
ssd good fare, alwaysss Be fossd q Tasssny Hall,
viii eusure Delighted sveaisg.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03
POSTSCRIPT.



BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
The National Intelligencer states that at the open
ing of Congress there is no doubt that a quorum Of
both Houses will be in attendance. Ofthe House Of
Representatives, there were more than two hundred
and thirty members in the city yesterday at noon
Mr. Pickens, who was reported to be detained at
home, is among the members now here.
Commodore f. J. Kennedy has been appointed to
the command Of the Washington navy yard. Com
modore James Renshaw has been appointed to the
command of the New York navy yard.
Col. H. M. Johnson was al Little Rock Arkansas,
on the 10th nlt MHt
The ST. Louis papers Of the 2lst have nothing on
the subject of the bank difficulties.
There was ice at Wilmington, N. c. on the 18th
ultimo
The river at Pittsburgh, Pa. rose over one foot on
the 18th ut.
The Branch Of the State Bank Of Georgia At Aa-
gusta, suspended specie payments on the 22d ult
At Nashville, on the 2Oth the new crop OF cotton
was coming in pretty freely; about 1900 bales had
been received into the different warehouses since the
Ist oil October The planters rally, refuse TO sell
at the present offering rates. which range from "a to
% cents. Our shipping houses are advancing abou,
$50 bale on Cotton in store.
SALES OF STOCKS A PHILADELPHIA pEc2
So4o 80 100 County 6 1860 new S3-$i40 Wilmington
Bank weeh, 79-i6 do 79i-l6 do, cash, 7sa-s do
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PATENT wBNDLAss.
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90 THE Subscrbsrs Sole Prepretors and Msnuactnrss
prepared 10 execute with despaoh all orders for their u
ivaed Patent sw-Ied Beam Wna-s Bedseads which ~
now almost universally used being the best scIe yet b.
understanding ease, convenience and durability.
The sckss acted upon the windsss and sweed beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability agg still es
elasticity IN the which renders particularly easy
nd simple in constructions the matter ofputtng up and taking
Town will be found Of trouble with thsss
other construction, whilst e precision with which tho
.mpoaent fitted acts safeguard against the intro
ilction " any kind Of vermin
From the taken 20 render each Bedead perfect
i.alites FOR durability will recommend them 10 rurchascrs
sho invited 10 call large assortment on
and
Also large OF elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on Rand.
wv. 4 g SOUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway.
tel5y Franklin Houss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

BvrcnERs' srALLs.-We are pleased TO see at last
act OF Justice about to be done to the inhabitants Of
this city, by the corporation relation to the highly
important matter Of butchers meat. Why set Of
fat, rich, overgrown idle fellows should so long have
been allowed to monopoIize the sale Of all the meat
in this city, is matter OF astonishment TO every
They have been allowed this monopoly for years, and
the result s that citizens pay twice much for
their food those Of any other city The market
butchers pay the corporation small tax for the pri
vilege Of imposing upon the people generally. We
are glad 10 see movement made BY Alderman Nash,
in the common council, to throw open the sale Of
meat and make butchers shops as free any others.
In the meantime, we recommend all enterprisiag
young butchers to set up shops Of their own wher
ever they can get building TO suit them. The pre-.
sent corporation law on this subject il unccnstitu.
tonal, and must be abolished, and that shortly Go
ahead, Alderman Nash, and finish the good work you
have begun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

Private Correspondence OF the Herald
Movement Of the Elements aud Ofihe Army
Demands for Bears Grease and BeHuty-
General scott Rashbnn and senl Estntc.
BUFFALO, Nov. 9th.
The storm king is among us,with all his satellites,
and the rage, impetussity ard dosoation of thou
sand furies. tempestuous hurricane from the West
has been raging here for the last three days has
driven the water down the lake with such violence
to inundate all the lower part Of the city and set
afoat every article Of buoyant Eature. Boats that
ON their way west have been driven back COM
petely covered with ice, aud the prospect now is
that adj navigation must for the vast
number Of canal boats cleared during last week, with
four for Albany, every Of which will be frozen
fast they reach their place OF destination. But
enoughof trade and the clements must introduce
the elite, the flower Of the army They consist Of
some twenty-five dashing. eliminate, lady killing
young officers attached to Colonel Bankhcad's rcg
ment Of artillery, now stationed at this place Their
ease grace, ogIing cnrled wbiskcrs and whist play
ing, has captiyated all the angels of this patriotic
and postnote issuing city, and unless you dispatch
Ariel to check their gambos, not daughter Of Eve
but will be ready to join the army and /" follow the
wars the rascally Canadians kick up another
commoton. Ii is only few weeks since, one of the
prctties girls surrendered ceremOnie TO cadet,
after few days courtship. How many in
tend to " follow suit is vet unrevealed.
Talking Of revelation reminds me Of Scott. The
patriot, the pure The high minded and chivaric Win
field Scott-hc who now fills so large space in the
public eye, because forsooth he is the peoples
didatc for President.
Although the party serving, trammeed and un-
principled politicians, may go to Harrisburg, with
instructions to vote for Clay, they will find that
the most popular man is he whom have named, and
whom the people will be proud to honor.
Ii is fact which can vouch for, the delegation
from Western New York undivided on this point;
and if the test put tomorrow majority of IL 900
freemen from the 9Th district would proclaim it
through the land.
As far Buffalo goes the delegates and democracy,
both are for the hero Of Chippawa and Lundys
Lane.
Last week had another stir up Of the Rathbun
matter. All those obligations which were held
against rdividuas, were offered at auction prepare
tory to winding up the estate; they were given to
Rathbun during the zenith Of the land speculation,
and went off well the the times would admit Of
1t is said some Of the knaves escaped easily, parti
cnlarly those rcputed be hard up" while others
again were compelled to purchase their obligations
at round rates.
The whole matter from the arrest OF r. until the
the present day, has been series Of unaccountable
and individual Efforts OF revenge, avariee and
duplcity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03
. Ger the glad waters of the dark blue sea-"

THE WALL STREET CASH SYsrEM.-Since the
Wall street papers have commenced the cash sys-
tenn, they have adopted two or three very curious
plans, which we have shown up; amongst others
that Of charging twice for advertisements The
Express which talks mach about the cash
systsm, has now come to the conclusion, that they
cannot pay their men more than 81 week, leaving
balance Of 81 due each man, which they promise
to pay the LIST Of May next; or sometime between
and the day Of judgmsnt. This is the cash sys-
TEN with vengeance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

IExIAN NAvY.-The beautiful ships Of war be-
longing to this infant republic running about the
ocean IN almost as gallant style those Of our own
glorious Navy. Commodore Moore is daily expect
Cd In TINS harbor in the Texan Of war; Colorado
w nat particular and special object the Commodor
mas In view In visiting our city at this has not
yet precisely TRANSFERRED 1t is confidently rumored,
however, that he purposes taking back to Texas q
cargo OF beautiful young girls, to betransformed into
the wives and mothers Of Texian heroes. We have
no doubt the Commodore will find plenty Of pretty
girls willing to go to Texas further if necessary,
with the assurance of fine farm of 400 or 500 acres
and husband to boot and to back it,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

TBE v,Ls m Lyor.-Much anxiety IL express.
ed Ter the safety Of the passengers in this ship. She
sailed from Havre the 9th Of October last for New
York, with large number both in the cabins and
seerage and 10 feared that their provisions will
rua shert. W. no cause for alarm, fer the Vile
de Lyon has not been mach, IL any, out Of her time.
She has only been fifty days At sea- and ships,
at this season Of the year invariably make long pas
sages TO the westward. The Frssconia arrived on
Sunday from Liverpool, sailed thence Sept 9th,
twelve days before the vie de Lyon, and there was
lived here q few days ago from Liverpool, was
nearly fifty days the passage, and she H. packet
and q very fast sailer. Before We aware of IL
the Vile de Lyon will steal In past Sandy Hook and
land her passengers safely at the Battery. A for
provisions, che has pierty.