Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

FRIDAY. oCTOBER 4. 1919.
arx- Persons wishing the HERALD, 10 be served
regularly at their houses, during the ensuing WIN
terwill please leave their names at the office, Il
Ann street. In cold winter the newsboys are not
found so easily or plentiully IN the streets-se
YOU have II at your houses' war;" ana co'n'ora'
hly with your coffee
Ia, AFRICANS TEACHING THE PEOPLE or Cow
sscrtcUr.-ln another column we give full descrip-
ZION Of the Africans in Hartford prison, illustrated
with al elegant engraving, designed by Peter Quaint,
Young artist of great genius engraved by Elton.
Wcalso give an interesting correspondence, describ
ing the occupation Of these philosophers, by
every eye witness from this city. few days ago
they were removed to New Haven, where they will
attract equal respec: and attention. Indeed we are
not sure but they may appoint of the brightest
Of these African philosophers professors Of the
Mandngo language, and of grand tumbng, in Yale
College. Great crowds are going from New York
to see and hear these give lectures African
philosophy at New Haven.
In ruE FiELD.-The two political parties have
held each their primary meetings for the selec
tion Of committees to nominate candidates Ter the
Senate and House of Assembly On Monday the
Wings had their meeting-on Wednesday the Demo-
Gratis theirs Ofthe ocoocos, democ rats, we hear
that slight divisions prevail, bat nothing i'm
pair their zeal and fervor at the election. The
wings are probably in more trouble. The selection
Of the committees have been made, aud it is general
ly stated that the friends Of Clay to nominate
an entire Assembly ticket Of their way of thinking
If the wing committees do so, they will cause the
defeat Of their party. The Assembly ticket consists
Of thirteen candidates. Let the friends of Clay
Harrison, and Scott have each three candidates a
piece, and let the conservatives have the remaining
four Unless this be done look out for squalls The
next election will wholly depend the city Of New
York-and it is the duty of the wings to move
warily they meanto carry the State.
Catholic Church.
~ LII Lap'ss q 1 Cnsrcn, holding their FAR at
indigo female children
that he has not him in behalf Of their unde rta
rag with his usual warmth aud lberat. They consider this
distressed matter Of universal notoriety
The fair viii continue until Saturday evening and the
ladies sincerely trust that Mr. Bennett will lend
influence IN promoting the benevolent object for which they
laboring anxiously
AroLLo BUILDING Oct. Sd, 1899.
There-what can l do? What can say? What
can wrtel sorry that the fair ladies have
reason to complain; bat the world is getting so
wicked that, really, my influence is gone. am, my
SELF getting just hardened as the worst of sinners
The beauty and grace Of the young ladies at this fair,
would be sufficient to supply tolerably-sized hea-
ven; yet, in spite of my generation for the Virgin
have not been there. Give me time-Il tr wy TO
make il up in way.
'FErE OF THE HARLEY RAIL RoAp COMPANY
Last evening the anniversary Of the opening of the
Harlem Rail Road Company, having completed one
year since the first past from New
York TO Harlem. 1t was celebrated at Nowlans by
splendid dinner, at which nearly eighty gentlemen
sat down nj four o'clock, and enjoyed themselves till
eight Mr.. Brooks, the accomplished president Of the
company, presided. The members Of the Court of
Errors were present After the clsth was removed
several appropriate toasts were given, songs sung.
and sentiments drunk, all favorable to internal i'm
proyemenis. Messrs Knight and Horn enlivenedthe 4
company with some Of their most brilliant songs.
AJEwIsH wEppEG-A splendid wedding took
place at the Synagogue, day before yesterday. A
young couple married, who embark in few DAYS
TO spend the winter in Italy, and perchance to visit
the Holy City, ere they return On the day after the
wedding, the bridegroom was put in possession of
$780, Oo and fine woman. The Jewish clergyman
who tied the nuptial knot, was brought here from
Philadelphia, because there were none who could
pronounce the old Hebrew accurately, so as to be
understood in Heaven where Jewish marriages are
all recorded He received for this service SlQ2 sly
Several other Jewish matches the tapis-for
the Lord is remembering his favorite people in these
latter days.
THE NEW AEr-DAeUERREoTYPE.-M Seager,
the ingenus artist Of this city rho has first succeeded
In catching the suns rays and imPrisonng them in
morocco case, that is 10 say, who has transformed
figures and landscape to copper, by the medium Of
light alone acting chemical substances-gives a
lecture on the art tomorrow evening, at the Stuy-
vesant Institute. We have specimen Of his inge-
nnty in possession, which looks like piece Of
fairy work in golden colors.
MATcHIs Hen LrrE.-The distinguished |
families Of Van Rensselaer, Of Albany, and Of Tall
madge, OF Dutehess, are about TO be united by in
teresting affair, in which fine young and a |
splendid young lady the parties deeply con-
eerned More Of this by and by. Also, fair mac |
and miiiionsirs, Of Baltimore, has given away her
heart and will give away her hand in time to sail for
Italy the Gath inst Great times the approaching
season
WKsT PvISr MUsIc.-we have received note.
stating that Major DelaGed, Of the Point, engages