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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-20
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

nv Miss vAsrFrHorr.
The hand Of time had blaucaed that la5y's hair
Aud pale the hue that once adorned her cheek
Yet does her age possess a majesty:
4 mohus love - in her soft glance, greeting
Nos essuteous girl reclining . couch,
Fen iAe rose nipped In its hour Of pride!
And mourning, bu.resgass, she caiiy sees
Her Lovely child approach the dark graves brink.
And she, the suffering onc--.he too submits
Without complaint nay, she 10 sometimes glad
To qst the weary earth and be peace:
Dor she hath tried, and, broken hearted, found
How fraii thing mans so boosted love
The music OF her voic. hath never bresshed
The greet that steals the rub, from her lip
The glossy curl, reubd her brow aud neck,
And almost hide the hin transparent hand, aN
On WI her head y leaning Tor support;
Her hazel eye, are bent upon . boy,
Whose chiidsb face beamug with delight
His dmplsi hands are holding lat his frcsk.
Which serves him for bassst, to contain
a store OF bealtesus flowers :--roses pinks,
The lily fsrs ID of but one single leaf
whose hcnisd breath hsnssswse u the gale /.
The gsudy tulip aud the esiantine
He bsisss :, please aew'ret Car more fair
Thar Than :, as.s ,ha, b,o@' lhsdr opiss .nes
Arohing their slender hecks beneath the weight
OF beauty which they hear - bsshiu lilly,
Their hurting into life from tiny buds,
Their fragrant scent all speak 81 her-of Hope
o. BROADWAY CrRcUs.--This evening, "Ohi
Hushr'-borse manship, by Cadwallader, Glcnroy,
and Bacon; still vaultIng by the company, and va
rety OF comic songs, dances the tight rope, Jim
along Josey," &c SC.
Gy- CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
Highly Tmporfonf Mr.. Taylor's Balsam Of LIVER
wort Is composed Of vegetable substances, which
act directly upon the lungs and liver giving heal
thy action 10 these organs, restoring their proper
tone, and thus placing them beyond disease. Ihis
medicine has been brought 10 its present state OF per-
lection alter manv years Of anxious experience. du-
ring winch time the proprietor has been m many
hospitals IN this country, The West Indies ana Eng
land, and has bad private practice in comsump-
ton than any fifty ply sicians. The success OF this
medicine 10 certain only be and get the genuine
N TavLoR's Office is At $40 Bowery. d7-d&w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

sddressad hinssH to the task with he zeal Of A
@ase1r. II was scene to have gladdsnsd the heart
e ssosioast and excited the Observation-Disclosures
ress OF every body else. In the foreground Of the
Picte!e was GasObah acomical booking Agure undeP
any eircu1stances, four and . half feet high, and
SNAPPED me beer barrel, in sste Of perfect nudity,
oIanoisning his whip with air Of severe dignity,
ana anxious to commence operations. Near him
$1,000 Fang. STOPPING posture, utterly naked too,
ana patiently waiting the application Of the whip.
est while the keeper aud his assistants were watch
ing the progress Of the affair with much curiosity.
At signal frsm the prince the play began. Caro-
springins three feet from The floor At every blow.
II was taken without Ainching or murmSring: and.
wnen it wa. over Fang was placed his-s etdewn,
upon the floor. and the others formed 4 ring round
him. and shouted, tcfy, tiefy."
BUILDING THEATRES Although there is great
deal OF talk just now about building theares there
does not seem to be much of the actual work, done.
There has been another meeting hela in philadelphia
IN relation to erecting new Opera House; as usual
there were dozen flowing speeches, and a great
number Of high-soundng resolutions passed; more
over, there were $4,000 subscribed on the spot
subscribed on the spot When they psy up $4,000
on the spot, there will Be probability Of the build
ing going up. 1t was not long since there was a
meeting for the lrshs, when many speeches were
made, as above; at last one rose and cried out.
"Im sorry for the Irish S1OO;" and he laid the
money down. Let those who want to $780, theatre
built, cry out, 81 desire to il erected $lOOO:''
and then the work may be carried on
o. A splendid lecture will be delivered tomorrow
evening at the Methodist Church, in Mulberry near
Bleecker street, by DR. James, the character and
influence Of women. Female education and fashions
able boarding schools are the topics.
ARhasoroN HoUsr, Nov. slst, 1889.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
Dear Sir,-I very much regret to see the name Of
Socrates inserted in my lines the Greek classic
wo1ers, instead Of Js0cvates, which you will find in
the manuscript. These Greeks were contempora-
ries. Socrates, the philosopher and moralist, has
left us no work that know Of. His doctrines were
delivered orally, and his fame has come down
through Xenophon, and others of his pupils. Iso-
crates, on the contrary a rhetoreiany r. teacher
OF eloquence, and IN his panegyric on Athens, in
twenty-one books, has proved himself to be an ele
giant writer of poetcal prose. Addison made him
his model This information Of course 10 not new to
you and now mention il merely to show nv
learned friends that such mistake could not have
originated with The word Eschines is not
properly spelled in the print Oblige me by insert
lag this. Yours most respectfully,
j. BENNErT.
REMARK.-Probably not one out Of a thousand ever
dscerned the errors which annoy our namesake 50
nuch. We ourself never correct errors-we always
let time do that hnself.-Ed. Her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07
United States Circuit CeaBt.
Before Judge THOMPSON,

B Robbing Liverpool Packet John Smith, Joha.
keefe, and John Alchom, put to the bar, charg
ed with grand larceny, in abstracting quantity Of
Irish linen, long cloths, &C., from the cargo of the
ship North America, in the moAth Of July last. Il
appeared that the prisoners part Of the crew of
that ship, and that ON its arrival in this port they left
the ship and embarked board the ST. Mary, bound
for New Orleans On the passage Of that vessel to her
destined port watch was stolen BY one, which
induced the captain to institute general search
through the ship Onturning out the contents al the
provision "Kits," % pieces of linen were found,
which Capt Foster took possession Of, AID had the
prisoners taken fore the Recorder At New Orleans,
wko sent them on home for trial
y For the defsace il was set upsthat the eccds had
been given to the prisoners by Que "Lcng Toms
seaman Of tho North America, and an Irish passen-
GER in order for them to smosge the goods on shore
The court ssss and adjourned before he case went
so'ne jury xtz@c-.s -. -
,BIopn ups-:Ths powder viii Of Mr.. Moyev, sear
Sumnytown, Montgomery county, Pa, on Friday
last, causing the deathof Abraham Wanbold, work,
men
Chansss-Georgs M. Dallas, Of Psnnsyiva.ia late
Minister TO Russia, is to succeed Mr.. Gfundy il the
office Of Attorney Gener and c. c. Canbresng win
soon be nominated as Minister to Russia These are
the latest on dts. NN .
Late from the Uesf-According Ia acoounts from
Madison, wv. To- 10 the 10th ult., twenty Whine.
bago Indians had been murdered on the Wabesape-
neka River by party OF Sacs and Foxas, or part
Of the Prophets band Of winnebagoes, who are for
the most part with the Sacs and Foxes. In addition
TO the killed, Eve wounded and ten tahsn rs
Two Of the Sacs Only were killed. The indiana
attacked were part Of Deksrre's band, between
whom and the Prophets band feud has existed for
years
Frossn TO dsatA.-Georgs Zoner, of Baltimore.
died from the effect Of cola al Sing Sing, on Wed.
nesday last.
From Monfersdeo. Int diligence 10 the 4th Of
October, has been received. Fruetuoso Rivera and
Ecbague were then engage ed in q battle six Leagues
from the city, There had been fight between La
yelle and Rosas in Entire Rios, the Former beating
The inhabitants Of Monte videe had armed them
selves for defence against Echsgue.
FYoriaa Ntps.-Capt, Searls. Quarter Master &C.
| neral u. =. A. was recently shot by the Indians
while on his way from 81. Augustine to Ricolafa-
He will not sarvive
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

On Thursday. the sh Instant Mr. Samuel NJ. Lewi, ssed
O THURSDAY svesiss Nh Instr Mary Hsnnhsy, xss ga
native OF irelsads
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

A THAxKssIvIse BREAKsAsr.-A novel and
interesting occurrence took place at the Five
Points on Thanksgiving morning. II seems that
in the basement Of the Reverend Peter Williams
Church about two hundred poor children were
assembled about breakfast time; and after pour
ing ont their little voices in hymns Of praise
and Thanksgiving, they all sat down with their
mcther,to most excellent breakfast. The whole
o. the food upon this occasion cheerfuIlv and
erntu'tousiy contributed by those unrvaled caterers
Messrs Pattnson Of Ann street, Swecny of Fulton
street. and others, and served up from their excellent
establishments m style that did them infinite credit
The children and mothers we're waited upon by
number OF young ladies', who seemed to take pride
An contributing tothe comfort alike both Of old and
young; and who spoke In the highest terms nj the
alscrity with winch the viands by the
above restaurateurs. II was scene worth long
winter mornings ws'k 70 Witness the childish elee
and mat, only serenity, contracted finely with the
sanguine feelings Of the young lady walters After
breakfast several snimsted addresses were delivered
on temperance and the kindred virtues then more
ref eshments were handed round, and the exercises
o. this novel mode Of celebrating Thanksgiving morn
ing Closed with an infant song Of praise from The
grateful Joyous hearts Of two hundred little children
The whole was In unison with the precepts Of Him
whespoke as never man spoke, and who said " suf-
for little children 90 unto me, for Of such arc
thr kipgdom Of Heaven
o. Captain Burrows, Of The George Washington
packet ship, has been presented with piece Of plate
by his passengers, on his recent, but first trip as
commander. TAisis proof that be 10 liked.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

The HERALD versus THE WALL STREET Pass
We have beat the whele Wall street press sercr
tiSes during the last few weeks, in publishing the
foreign news.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

Murders are as frequent as ever in FleriJa, and
likely to continue till the resurrection morn. The "
states troops are ordered from post to post, and
that 10 about all required OF them. Recently q.
the Indians and the red skins permitted 20 escape
The Soldiers in Florida, are apparently like so
many stuffed bodies placed IL cornfeld to frghteu
away the crows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

0- BROADWAY CrRcus.--This evening, COIL
Hushr'-borsemanship, by Cadwallader, Glcnroy,
and Bacon; still vaulting BY the company, and va
rcty Of comic songs, daaces on the tight rope Jim
along Josey," &c SC.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

THEArKcAL MovEnEsTs.-MissSh irref and Mr..
Wilson giving splendid concerts at Baltimore I;
their houses have been crowded almost to sufoea-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin have been doing the
in Philadelphia, assisted by that excellent
vocalist and composer J p. Knight. Charles Kean,
after completing a very successful engagement Al
Boston, has been playing TO crowded houses at
Providence. Mr. and Mrs. Martin and the Park
operate troupe are also doing good business Gin
the Provinces"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

BowERy AMPHrTHEArRE.-A new descriptive
scene, called the Halt Of the Arabs was produced
here on Thursday evening, in which the beautiful
form and unique paptomimic talents OF the cream CO.
lored flly, Celeste" we're displayed to great ad.
vantage. This fine creature, like her namesake and
prototype, possesses all that personal beauty which
is so well calculated to find favor with the audience
Her form is autless while the beautiful aud males.
tic air with which she floats through the airy move
ments the very essence ofthe poetry Of motion
In addition to her graceful carriage Celeste always
throws into her performance a certain ne sais
quoi, which charms the more refined portion OF the
auditory, and 10 sufficient proof Of her high intellec-
tual abilities. There 10 nothing mechanical about
her; none Of the evidences Of the drilling system
which are compelled often 20 notice In similar
displays by inferior artists In word Celeste is
superior being and mist become star Of the first
magnitude. IL Rockwell has any more such promi.
sing pupils, we advise him TO bring them out with.
out delay.
| Another novelty was also enacted, called the
Warrior Of the Hard Heart" for the purpose Of in
Producing the spotted colt, Hamet as hunter Of the
Flat Head tribe. This performer is more distin.
guished for force than grace-he is rather crude
dancer, and his pantomime is deficient in that mel
owness which we are accustomed 10 in the de
tive acting Of the elder members Of the troupe Yet
he possesses all the requisites, and we doubt not but
after little more practice, Hsmet will take his
| stand among the most celebrated of his compcers.
A chinese entree called the Race Pageant followed
which we shall notice at our next visit The house
n r. !. -.
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sit 10 impossible to say when the House o. 10
ssentatives nay be organised, we snaii MAKE ~
lrther preparations to get out, At an carry nour' "e
bad grammar of Mr.. Van Barren. "nen y comes
any time between this and Christmas We snai pup
fish It At our leisure. Meantime, may PUBLISH on
Monday next, my Special Message to the :" House
Of Loafers' in Washing on, reserving my regular
ut.and outer Message for the House Of Represen-
t.tives, when il shall get organised The [" House
ofLoafers'' have, no doubt, rum enough already
they are short Of rsaso" and that shall endeavor
10 give them. So look out for next week.
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o. A'splendid lecture will be delivered tomorrow
evening at the Methodist Church, in Mulberry, near
Bieecker street, by DR. James, the character and
influence OF women. Female education and fashions
able boarding schools the topics.