Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02


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Who can contradict thisi
J5- THE BRrTIsH QUEEN is in fine trim, clean
as Il new pin. We visited her on Saturday, and
tasted the bread, beef, biscuit and butter. They
were all good. We pronounce Of excellent quality
all these articles, but Capt. Roberts says he can
enter into no engagements for good weather. Sorry
] am, but cant help it," The Queen has been thus
got ready with great expedition. She arrived on
Saturday night week entered at the Custom House
Monday forenoon commenced taking in coal on
Tue sday mornng-took in ovor $50 tons, discharged
and took in full cargo, and ready for Sa-
turjay afternoon The greatest facility afforded
by the Custom House officers. By the excellent
OF the consgnces the activity of the port
admiral, Captain Mcpherson, and others, the work
was done Some time this morning. before the Queen
leaves the dock, a most splendid silver tureen and
salver, of exquisite workmanship, from Thomson's
mandatory, John street, will be sent on board Of
her, to be presented to Captain Roberts, in token Of
his talents as commander, and gentlemanly deport-
ment to his passengers.
TnE SLAVE CAsEs.-We give today, in another
part Of the Herald, report OF the proceedings in
the slave case relative to the seizures made by the
British cruizers on the coast Of Africa. 1t is
ferred to the IT, s. Supreme Court, and tire prison.
ers are rsnandcd. This will be one Of the most in
sting eases that ever presented to the Sa-
preme Coart.
VALUABLE LfBsAaY.-rhe late D. Graham's Ii.
4 : 4 ID w
Thursday, and Friday evenings. In law, religion,
and classic Il literature, it is very valuable.
ey- The Sun, penny paper, has indicted Sylyes-
ter & Co, 156 Broadway, for offering them for pub
LEGATION, notice of real estate lottery in Louis-
ana. They became nformers, and will share half
the fine, about $3.50 This is a better business than
advertising.
o. MASTER WEST, our little editorial frierd Of
the Sunday Atlas, is blowing up tho Herald for issu-
ing an Extra. Awful! He had better try to blow up
something else. We know clever little fellow
who married pretty little woman two years ago,
and Extra produced yet.
SrovEs.-Who wants comfortable house? Goto
Stratton Seymours PAP alter street and pick outan
excellent stove that will keep your house
and your wife ever smiling No mistake in this Keep
your wife warm and comfortable during the day, in
cold weather. and she will put her round you at
-;ska ssd keep yaa waxn and eon<agtable. This is
nature and the g w~-a ur Gua'' ty my Rihis- G~..
Isaiah-and also the advertiser ent in the next
page.
The DAGUERRETYPE.-A Partisan saran has ar
rived in the British Queen to exhibit the wonders Of
the Daguerretype. A New York sacon has exhibit
ed the discovery at Chilton's for some time. Let's
see the Frenchnan, however, and, If he is ingenious
patronse him.
ARrBELLIoS IN ALBANY CoUSrY.-The farmers
on the estate Of General Van the patroon
800 to 1900 strong, living in Knox, Rensselaervlie
and westero, have struck, and refused to pay rent
any longer for the land they occupy. They hold
long leases and have been the habit Of paying their
rents in producer but since the patroons DEATH they
have refused pay any thing and say that they have
paid rent long enough TO enttle them to the land
The sheriff has not been able to collect the rent, and
has called upon the authorities Of Albany to aid him
He has ordered out 5000 men, including w. l..
Marcy, John Van Buren,, John A. Dix, Edwin Cros-
well, Rufus King, Brigadier General Townsend Gov.
Van WIFE, and all the loafers in the place. They
meet this day at 10 o'clock, at the shers Office, and
march TO Knox, distance Of about twenty six miles,
on foot armed to the teeth; and, f the farmers don't
pay up on seeing this formidable body, the militia
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that they will throw the 5000 and the militia in dis
order, or pay their rent They have armed them
selves and are determined to resist any attempt to
cnerce them. Great excitement exists in Albany.
The sheriff went several times to collect the rents,
and the farmers each time shaved his horses tail.
They asked him IL he wanted any thing but the
rents: he said, no." then" said they, marchr'
and they drove him on
OLD HrcxoRy.-W hatever politicians may say Of
this daring old man, like hear Of his well being
and accordingly extract the following from Nash
willie paper Of the 10th inst.
Gss JaoKsoS-The Ex President arrived here from
on Monday and took .dgngs with hs friend
Armstrong where friends ng members the
Legislature and strangers have GATED 10 see him
Though ,nrm Ia body he enjoys generous flow
spirits and received his friends With his usual cheerful
He freely and with much animation mat
ers Of national and his mental faculties
vigorous he sntertans his company oden time
with an unreservcd exposition OF hose opinions and principles
thi. evening.
AccIDEsr ON THE HARLEM RAILRoAp.-On Sa-
turday morning, large mass Of rock, near the
trance of the Bl,omin gdale tunnell, fell TO the
ground. with TREMENDOUS crash. This accident
was owing 10 the sudden change Of temperature
which caused the Remembering Of the rocks at the
veins, and Is not an uncommon thing after sudden
ihaw. The travel was, however, not intercepted,
a. the company provided two trains, one on each
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