Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

Co. The demand for paper on Tuesday ana
Wednesday exceed all former parallel. The thou-
sands who rcre disappointed in procuring an ac-
count of the Presidents visit and procession, can
obtain the whole particulars already published win
additions and corrections in our WEEKLY HERALD
Of saturday Morning, at the desk Of this office, Il
Ann street.
THE FOURTH OF JvLY.-On Tuesday we hon.
ored the man; today we honor the principle. The
man has been established three years-the principle
has been established sixty three years. The man
has his merits and has the principle; and today
We shall see, by the operations in the city, how far
the principle is carried out. John Randolph used
10 saw that principles abstraction that love
was nothing without woman. This true; and
SO also il is that principles nothing without
men We have the man now amongst us, and we
profess to have the right principles. Let them be
carried out today consistently, without any tom
foolery; shall appropriately hon or the glorious
anniversary Of our blessed countrys independence.
The Movements of His Democratic Majesty
Martin VAN Huren.
We left His Republican HIghness, at our last ac-
counts, in bed at the Washington Hall, whittier he
had retired after hasty and rather noisy repast PAR
taken Of by him. in common with the members OF the
Common Council, Of whom remained at the ia
BILE spouting and sucking like sponge, long after
His Democratic Majesty fast locked in the en-
brace of Somnus.
His Hghness slept remarkably sound, and rising
at half past six rang for his valet, slipped on his
dressing gown aud slippers, was shaved, washed,
dressed, perfumed, AM looked at least ten years
younger than he did the preceding evening He
then walked out down Broadway to the Battery,
dad Tor laarf ftaau mil
a course which he intends to pursue as long as he
remains in the city. On reachisg his hotel. he or
dered breakfast at o'clock; but he very
much fatigued over night, and had lain down after
his walk he did not breakfast until ten o'clock
At the Washington Hall. His Republican Highness
occupies very elegant double suite Of rooms, seven
in number and is attended by his own black servant.
On one side of the large hall he has private sitting
room, into which double bed room opens He
sleeps on an elegant mahogany French bed, without
canopy: the floor has Brussels carpet, the room
contains a plain mahogany double wash stand, five
chairs and a centre table, which is covered with
letters and papers in promiscuous heap. his
Highness very common looking slate coiored,
striped morning gown, but is otherwise very gen.
teelly clad His linen is of the finest TEXTURE and ne
changes his shirt twice day; he has an extra night
shirt. but dispenses entirely with night cap. His
carpet, a centre table, and two pier tables; on
his centre table stand two rich vases of beautiful
flowers sent him by some ladies early yesterday
morning.
On the opposite of the hall is the audience roon in
which he dimes, and two bed rooms occupied by his
son Smith Thompson Van Buren. Between these
two suites Of at the end Of the hall is his va
let. room. The access TO his Democ ratio Majesty
is guarded at the entrance Of the hall by Tompkns
and Bower and Smith, police officers, in whose
toay he appears to be for the time being.
His Highness made hearty breakfast Of fish, eggs,
coffee and toast. The walters handing him his
eggs, &C. at first approached him in direct line;
this he dislikes and objected to- and being shown
by his valet, they subsequently, approached him in
Characteristic and circuitous route In reaching for
the sugar bowl he was observed to make zig gag
motion round the milk cnP and shop basin, to get at
it. Whilst at breakfssthe was very happy, and cal
ling for the waiter, said SECT me the Morning Her
aid" ANY other paper, your Excellency z "The
Courier, pa" said his son. "No, never mind the
Courier; it's trihing affair, and has very much de-
generated OF late" The Herald, however, could
not be procured for love money; and His Excel
iency will have 10 send earlier this morning. with the
cash in hand or he will not get one
After breakfast poetical and pous Ben Butler, and
the Marshas OF the District, were received by His
Majesty and they oFiciatcd Masters Of the Cere-
monies 10 introduce his visters. An immense num-
Der OF parsons called him. including Bishop On
derdonk and Bishops Hughes aud Dubois. The Bril-
fish Consul called, and great number Of beautiful
women paid their respects to him-all Of whom be
received most gracieusly. At two o'clock the audi.
ence was closed, and his Excellency retired to at
tend 10 his dispatches and writing After this the
French Consul, with two ladies, called, and his
Highness gave orders TO admit them instantly. He
then walked to the City Hall, and gave audience to
the members of the Chamber Of Commerce, several
Bank Directors, and other financial characters. Al
FIVE o'clock his Republican Majesty sat down 10 the
following dinner
Soups three kinds.
Black fish bass, boiled salmon.
Roast ve,l, Boiled chicken,
Roast chicken, Boiled ham,
Nation outlets Pork.
ia. nd foir