Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

ted barristsr, seducsd Mrs. p aged Is, and has paid
875oo for it. Morality is below par in England.
The murderer Of Eliza Grimwooa has been disccv-
cred and has drowned himself His name was Cant
George Green. When will the murdsrer of ELAN
Jewett drown himself9
Bs'wers play Of Richslieu 10 very successful.
Queen Victoria has been twice to it and admires
it very much; she went incog. to see Power who is
drawing crowded houses at the Haymarket. Mr.
and Mrs. Wood are very successful in the pro-
vinces. Blackstone and Mrs. Honey playing at
Liverpool and are to be succeeded by Charles Kean
Power, Braham, Madame Vestris and her husband
Madame Vestris has struck the "Times" and the
dispatch" off her free list, because they doubted
the assassination story. She has made war upon
5OOOOO snbeevers; and in return gets cut up right
and left
The Dispatch" says, "In fact, Madame vestrs
has cut the leading Journal and the "Weekly Dis
patch from her free list, or rather (proh pudorD
not her free list but from that of her theatre because
we dared to state, and "The Times" presumed to
hint that the late Internal Machine, or Catamaran
Conspiracy, ga weak invention (not) "ef an
enemy to render the lady the object ofthe generous
synpathies OF the play going members of ohm Bulls
family Thus are the Grst daily and the first weekly
newspapers Of the world cruelty consigned to the
gons OF that black God whose elements of explosion
were to have tattooed Madame Vestrs's face more
superficial blue marks, than the poughshares Of
crows feet
On the 18th of April the sense Of the House Of
Commons was to be taken relative to the manage
ment of Ireland by the Government.
Colonel Windham has sent a commune alton to
Canada to purchase estate Of 10 600 acres and in
tends furnishing the assistance persons desi
rous of emgratng from his estates to Australia and
Canada, as was given by the late Earl of Egremsnt.
The public will be apt to form their own opinion
the kind Of cordiaty which exists between he
w m in he tvVOh ousa sofp
ment, when, on the question of the corn laws they
find Lord Melbourne defining Lord John RusselPs
ideas as the widest that entered the mind of
man." and afterwards, at the Lord Mayors dinner,
throwing Lord Johns police bill overheard
peace Offering to Cog and Magog.
LONDON AND PARIS FAsIoNs FOR APRIL.-Hats
and BOnnets continue the same both to form and
MATERIAL with the exception that those of black vel
vet are less generally adopted; colored velvet and
red velvet being more extensively SEEN We OBJ
serve, also that white lace is much more in request
for trimmings.
Cloaks, Manteiets, Sc-Mantelets and shawls
preserve their vogue. White, or light coored cash
mere shawls, with borders richly wrought in detach-
ed boqaets of flowers in coored silks, are much in
request.
Spring Materials for Hats and Bonnets =
Italian and, rice straw will lose nothing for the high
vogue which they have enjoyed during some seasons
past Neither hats nor bonnets will be of any larger
size; the latter will be made much smaller than the
former.
Trimmings for Spring Hats and Bonnets-
Liacs, violes, and other early flowers Of the
will be adopted Italian straw hats will be generally
trimmed with feathers; at least during the early part
OF the season. the mode of wearing feathers laid upon
the brim will 60 out.
Forms Of Robes-There will be a grand strug-
gle to bring in pointed corsages for morning well
as evening dresses. Some drss smakers wish to bring
in the immensely large sleeves that were worn for
merly; others desire TO make them quite tight; a
third party think OF giving little fulness the
fall from the shoulder, not COMPRISING the upper
part Of the sleeves by a mass Of folds, and leaving
the centre of the easy uness that it is and ter
General Observations on Robes.--Waists re-
main very long, pointed out at the bottom in evening
dress, and round for pesses and pelisse robes Cor
sages, en- cGtr are still In very great favor.
form OF eorsage has appeared for ball dress but with
some slight notifications, il might be adopted in half
dress it is composed Of different straight pieces pa-
ccd PRECAUTIONARY, and forming the shape such
manner as to display its proportions to the best ad
vantage. Robes continue to be cut excessively low
in evening dress, and IL they draped at the top,
,he lolds are excessively fnil. Sleeves continue TO
be made OF moderate size those for balls and ssrees
are short made excessively low upon the shoulder,
and tight to some distance below il; the remainder
OF the sleeve Is composed Of several Of bouil-
Ions touffres: they placed above another and
of small size. Sleeves in morning dress are al
ways Of the dem-arge kind, disposed in perpendicu-
lar folds tightly guaged the top and at the wrist
and full In the centre Of the arm
Fashionable colours several Of the light shades
OF green, blue, and rose canary yellow pearl gray,
lilac both gray and red poassiere, eau de Danube,
and some neutral tlnts.
a Familiar Letter,
From Lord Russell TO the Marquis Of Lansdocps in re-
ply 10 has heroic epistis National Education
Indeed, my dear marquis, hsllew the day
When sat in the council 'twixt earnest and play,
And ssribbled the letters I've laid o the table;
They took them As fact though wc them as fable
Aud, they there, the ID 10 int
IL We don't make the bishops aad parsons 10 sqsut.
The house was quite charmed AZ opened ti,e plan
Hear, bear!" from each bench 10 the other IL ran
O'Brien, OConnell, Wyse, Hume and a score
Of sweet pretty Paddles, still beloved
Bat most was pleased when IngIis as civil,
And exclaimed with dcligb 'Tis the Of ,rr,
Said 10 myself " lie Mill find itn joke
Let him 90 the whole hogtake the pig in the poke.-
Bat how did | tremble, with horrid surprise
When The plan " nay own whsling from Wysei
That MaTpiot the fact Is As true : the Bible
But truth we all know, may still be libel;
Aud, n one IN the house had been abs wag,
That tru III would have let out the from the bag
Bat, spite Of the warning. from Ashley and Peel,
They swallowed the bait s.d laughed at M'Nie;
They laughed al the psrsons-l looked at Colquhosn-
lie looked all sghast, and seemed ready TO swoon;
And thus (m1v use prophetcsl phrasel)
From babes and from iafsns we've perfected praise.
Tis Hot to the swift tits not to the strong
Bat sweet little archns shall lead them along
TIE church Is own-bctween nfan, asd master
A the children increase twill faster and faster;
Till Al length shall arrive that desired communication
When the dame shall expire 10 the midst of persuzsion
p. S.-DeM marquis. ycur letter equal TO mine
Though not quite 80 clesr-twas fog w sunshine.
The suu 10 FOG looks as large IS tb. moon,
Your ci1vo obscure 70 ghter thas neon.
They're all dead asleep al Lambeth and FuIham,
50 dcntiet ~ wake, and don't let vs. pull EN-
A. the close OF the session aI's "a Z hustle.
III ask for the needfu-Hver yours, I'm JoHy RUSSELL