Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

ANOTHER SUSPENSION SPECIE PAYMENTS =
1t is with mingled sensations Of surprise and pain
that we have to record another disastrous suspen
sion Of specie payments. The highly important
and influential body Of aboltonists in this city have
at last BURT up in money matters, as may be seen
BY the following document in relation to draft
drawn by Arnold Buffum, quaker abolitonist Of
Marietta, Ohio, on Mr.. S. w. Benedict, treasurer Of
the abolition society in this city:
es'oeoo M. iYSnss,s Noss. s,a, 1850 o
$3.50.
Please to take notice that q bill drawn by Ar
mold Bufum, on 8. w. Benedict, Asst Treasr, for
$50 dollars and endorsed BY you Il protested for non
paym en and that the holder. lock to you for the
payment thereof Yours, &c.
Notary Public Bank ofAmerica, and 0
As'e'esy at Law No. >: wan Sc
This failure will doubtless afford much pleasure
to the United States Bank, inasmuch as " misery
loves company and inasmuch as the suspen.
sion Of specie payments by the abolitonists has
resulted from precisely similar general causes;
that is and over trading in the great
e"@aerciai stsales- @ she country. Tk&s United
states Bank suspended account Of its bad specu-
lations In sotton the abolition society suspended on
account Of its bad sPeeulations in wool!
PRoeaEss OF FAsHIosABLE MORALS = The
season Of fashion, folly, fun, pious parties, dash
ing delinquencies, pretty women, foolish fathers,
indulgent husbands, and handsome roues common
ced on Saturday night in splendid house in Fourth
street, between Broadway and the Bowery. The
parties net at present universally known to fame
but are the high road to Distinctions the lady
handsome, amiable, tashing extravasant. fond
fashionable Patronise theatres abroad and routs al
home, wears-nevsf mind what, dresses extrava-
gantly, looks divinely, and by his own consent ap
mai ufI he dofs~ Nm nd l. IL.
Iy visit to the theatre four nights suit OF ten, and
five parties for the remaining six nights is balanced
BY an account current with fashionable parson and
place worship for three hours ON the interv eninr
sstbath.
So We 90! The season has opened bravely. and
bids fair to ruin tolsrable number Of gay young
men and beautiful women, beth body and soul We
understand that number Of those butterflies Of
fashion who, having ruined themselves have desire
to draw others into the slough OF despond were
present on the above occasion.
In another part Of the city last week fashionable
and intellectual parson was found imparting more
instruction to the beautiful wife Of one OF his con-
grefation than was agreeable % the husband. DIR.
Chabsrt has been applied t. for aid in laying the
amorous spirit Of the spiritual man, but whether
fire, or sword or Pcissns cold lead 10 20 be called
IN we are not af present advised The explosion will
be dreadful.
% BIAsa, q the Globe, says that The " Herald,
is more than half whis and two thirds hank" An
arrsnt lisl We are not whis, never was whg, never
will be Wig. We are a. far from being iocofeco.
We Tor the cash system, Of banks and
parties, and ealy fer beautiful women and the
worship Of ~ Holy Virgin.
90 NoAH and several old clothes men, aimee the
slsctioeUare beginning TO blow out about foregners
~ they eall then. when will these asses learn
sensef