Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

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Major NonPlus, Major Trindaie
M.sr.; by.ll, ouibae, and ~ '''4''''
;, shufiston, Well know Wing attoras,,.
Augustus DC Mowbray, after.
wards the Marques Of Che.
Dowager Lady Clifford Mrs ISson 'n Bu punors
IJ 9er ~ T,cI'mns'one' H. L. bolwer Esq, Mp
Lord Protocol, Lord Palnerston.
Lsrd Charlie. Dinsn and the -'''' D''"'"'
other Dinee' Lords Cany uclam
W. 'o'A fo"A0r' MI; Albany Fonblsnqus, Of the
Mr. Fa1boa, Mr.. J.hn Foster, Of the Ex..
Mr.. Frederick FeesweI, Mr. Frederick vilIer,.
Duke and Dushe.. Of Darling Buks and Dueh.s, Of c.,s
Mr.; I: Dareal, Tom Dunsombe, NJ. p
Mr.: sno6gue,s, Mr. Niet Willis.
Lady Charlotte Loory, Lady Charlotte Bury.
Mrs. Reynard ALLEY, Mrs. For Lane.
Mss Laura friest Miss Laura Deacon.
Sergeant Puzrhcase, Sergeant Talfourd Mp.
w Mhor,son Halter Whittls Harvey EsG, Mp
Ihc Man IN the Moon, Deacon Of the Sun
hdut ton, would procure Chevey plenty of in
dependent OF the desire that it seems herent in
and woman to feast their maginaticns at the bitter
board OF domestic misery. II the indulgence Of this
morbid appetite produced reformation Of their own
faults might perhaps be forgiven but unlike Gold
smiths scofers, they sit down to sneer and never
rise up improved. With these few remarks we dis
mis-: Chevely, plying the greis and sorrowing for
the injuries Of it's auhoress but still more conden
ming The mode she has chosen for avenging the one
and allayng the other.
Carey f. Hsrt, Phiiadeiphfa. publication is
already well known TO all the readers of daily or
weekly papers and monthly magazines. 1t is now
ssmPIet e and Is it was great during that
lights in, we dare say il will find many purchasers
now II IS collected together and gentemanized into
neat little volume Iii very interesting narrative,
founded on, and tnged with, that peculiar superst
tions feeling which every that has ever passed
night the forecaste, or has been aoft at sunrise
car but too well appreciate in spite Of himself II
differs, too, from most of the authors other sea
stories, IN this singular fact that neither of the
characters appear to have been intended for his own
portrait This will certainly not detract from lis
merits
UIhs-S Colman, ". Y.-This is another spec imen
Of the penny-a-lne school Of literature which threat
ems TO nundae the earth, first in the shape Of ryu
lets, meanderng through the columns of ne wspapers
and then collected into small fountains in the form Of
books at which their rnal authors sit and admire
their own features, until they are ready to
"Die like Of aromatic PAIN
Our author is fond Of this luxury and bevond This
the book will serve end but to amuse vcry yorng
ladies who redolent OF bread and butter. and
anxious to Know how poet like to live at home
W., M,n T,e IKE h Other men As passing papers in
their egotsm was not so manifest then rs under the
present collected form.
BEHENorH, A LxorSD OF rHE MouSp Rrrn-
ERs.-I y H. q. Langley, NsI Yo,k.-This is a
singular tale, originating a very laudable desire to
illustrate the antiquities Of America and show the
other nations Of the earth that they have no title TO
be called, par erceiisnoe, "the Old World" In its
general style oil composition, and indie ed in MANY Of
its characteristics, IL reminds Of the Moon Story
and Mungo Park papers, and we shonld not be sur-
priscd to find that is from the pen Of that great dis
coverer. Unlike those fctions, however il nos
sesses local interest, which will serve to give Il
more lasting popularity than either of those inge-
NOUS and clever papers ever acquired.
A TREATISE ON THE MULBERRY TsEE-By John
Clarke Cotrptyttraife e. Co, Philadfipiia,2Tbe
press teens with books this fruitful subject; and
II the victims TO the mulberry mania are bat as any
ous to acquire knowledge the subject rs they are
makers and the importers Of seed will alike rean
golden harvest We cannot say that VIC have read
II, but happening to open at chapter wherein the
author talks very sage nonsense on the restrictive
system we beg leave to say, that Il his instruction.
10 silk culturists ale not much more profound than
his knowledge OF political economy, they will not
be worth much TO the world but theories, like
dogs, have their day, and then heard no more Of
The CoLUMBA CALCULATOR Dean. Nh, york
This Is pocket edition Of new system of arih-
metic intended to teach little boys 10 compute
dollars and cents.
SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssrScrp ron NJ.
White, Richmond, ra.-The last appears to be yerx
interesting number of this popular periodic al II
contains rather short, but very sue clint exnosure
OF the iollies sins and miseres that arise from
the perpetaation Of that fast decayine hercsy called
" Animal Magnetism" Among its other varied and
original contents are series Of sketches Of several
popular members Of Congress The ladies are A.
usual the most prominent of it, contributors.
10 Generals McComb aud Wool arrived st New
Orleans 9th inst, from Florida. They had concud-
ed treaty with the Semnoles. The Indians are 10
Keep possession of the land they occupy. After
spending fifteen to twenty mill ions, government
are obliged 10 give in to tho red skins. General Me-
Comb Is the great " pacifcator.
Or, The timber lately cut on the disputed terri
tory is TO 20 to market upon the payment Of eight
shlipgs per ton duty. SO Governor Harvey has de-
cidcd, but what SAYS Governor Fairfeldl
There are six thousand tons of timber now % in
the boom" al Fort Fairfield, Maine marked in such
way that IL is impossible 10 tell whether II was eut
by the respssssrs OF by permit II is said that there
is TO be a fight for IL.
Co. General Hamilton has purchased the steamer
Neptune for S2sOOo, which Is about SylOOOO0 less
than her actual cost She is for Texas IL Is suppos
ed-psThaps to be made into steam ship Of war.
The Florida warfare still continues. A party Of
lalahasse Indians, short time since, went into
ampico and carried OF all the Indian prisoners
Ihey Will not with McCott,h