Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-23

been stricken from the rolls Of the Sessions Court,
for what the court considers lying, and dsgraceful,
not to say dishonest conduct; connvng with thieves
and royues, and turning them loose to plumber the
community without law, leave, or license from any
one. This is good beginning. In the name OF the
communty we thank the court and the District At
torRey for their upright conduct on this occasion II
is high time that the whole system of our police was
changed; il Is corrupt and rotten. The atrocities
Of the stool pigeon system should be put stop to
Sparks partners ought TO share his fate; and
| so ought the magistrates who have sanctioned tins
outrageous system for so many years. Let US have
a. chan o, reformation, purifying Of that Augean
stable, called the police office.
Ny. The Great w estern sailed on Saturday at 3
p. M. for England, with forty three passengers.
Among the number is Mr.. Parkinson, the late minis
ter from England TO Mexico. lie the mediator
between the French and Mexicans in their late
troubles, and by his exertion peace was brought
about but which is not to last long il believe the
late accounts from the city Of Mexico.
o. CHESTS takes her farewell beneG,-hcr final
farewell to an American audience, Tonight at the
Bowery Theatre. What rush of joyous and sweetly
melancholy recoections this must stir up in her
heart well as in those of her audience. Twelve
at the Bowery Theatre Nibo claims il indeed and he
shall have his nwn-but her first regular triumphant
appearance was at the Bowery. She then
young, slender, beautiful, modest girl, with nothing
but natural genius and a spotess character to sup
port her career She is now splendid woman the
wife and mother Of Americans, with a reputation of
the highest order, wen in Europe and America, and
an ample fortune secured by her industry virtue,
talent and genius This night she bids her farewell
to the audience that first cherished her early youth
and in few weeks she will be on her way to sunny
France and romantic Germany, whittier she intends
to spend the next year for the benefit Of her hus
bands health. Celeste is Of the German race, born
in Paris, and adopted in America. With high
talents in her professor, she is equally amiabe and
accomplished in private life. Before an American
public private virtue and public talents must go to-
gether to succeed-when they do, as in her case,
their triumph is complete. Let her have u bumper.
VINO WANTS TO 90 To EUROPE ?-If any person
or persons. two gentlemen with their wives, want 10
go TO Europe next Tuesday, in the British Queen,
they can have the state rooms, embracing berths
ID and I6 and another with 10 and 20. Apply at
this Office.
GoING AHEAD.-General Scott was nominated as
the most avail lie candidate for the presidency,
by the Conservative Democratic Convention held
on Saturday week last ut Kingston, in Ulster county
We are more and more convinced that unless the
wings Of New York take up Scott, they will be
routed by the locofocos next November. Think of
this ye, blockheads!
ENORMOUS NEWSPAPER CIRcULArIoN.-Durin
the last week circulated nearly one hundred and
fty-one thousand copies sf the various editions of
the Herald; Of which number about sirty.tfre thou
sand contained the sketches and engravings Of the
great Camp Meetings at Sing Sing and Stamford.
During the same time, the whole Wall street press
have probably circulated about one half that number
yet the foolish public ps'ronise these hnmbugs
BANK OF EsoLASD RsrUaSs.-The quarterly re-
turns Of the Bank Of England were first published By
us about twelve days ago, the arrival Of the Great
Western. The Wall street press only discovered
them in the papers brought by the British Queen,
and then gave them first L. the public. Yet the mer-
chants and bankers patronise such papers!
0y- An officer Of the Seventh Ward bank has cut
the acquaintance Of Walter Bovine and cleared for
Texas or elsewhere with several thousand dollars,
which belonged to any else but him. Walter
Bovine and associates some time since offered mp
prayers to Andrew jackson, for share Of the 20.
vernmcnt depcsi,es perhaps, he who has cut and
was the most anxious
BRITISH OFrrcERs.-A great number Of the Off
GERS ofthe British army in Canada intend to
spend the remainder Of this month"; and the whole Of
next month"; in the vicinity OF Lake George, for the
purpose Of hunting, shooting, fishing, and flirting
with the ladies and other game there.
The BouSDARY.-As yet accounts have been
received from the commissioners who are surveying
the disputed territory, between Maine and New
Brunswick On the other hand we regret to saw that
have been informed the most reputable author
ty, that permits to cut timber the disputed terri
terry have been and In the If being granted
by the States Of Massachusetts and Maine.
THg DIsruTEp TERmToRY.-By the following APP
pointmcnts &C., IL will be that our government
have idea Of giving up the disputed territory to
England:
Post Offices have bees established at Conway Aroo.ooh
county. Maine Nunber One Aroostoek county, Maine
Member Three, Ar.o,iook eouaty, Maine Fishs Mills re-
nobscot county, Maine East Ainot, Cumberland county
Maine.
The following persons have been appointed Pos. Masters
viz:
Joha AcNamarz- Conway, Aroostook county, Maine
stephen Csbb Member o.. Aroostook county, Nsise.
spsuidns kobinson Number Three, Aroostook county,
Maine.
Ephrain o. Fsirssld, Fishs Nnls, Psu.b,ec, county,
Maine.
John A. Dunnns ES, Minot. Cumberland county Maine.
The BoRpER.-All Is quiet at present along the
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