Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

Sp.o1 FAynssss.--Duvh uAsua ~ siuesv ~.
lars J: s.sc,e were recsSeIy st"len from the kouse
occupied ~ Peter Fergusos in st. Louis.
4aose OvTaAss Last Tuesdsy nixht Z s,u~ oT
r!sass stacked the house ~ German ON Federsl
tsu, so aSter abasing him, enc Of The gang threw
q.nt'sy 81 quick lime into his fsss, : portion Of
n'en entered ms eyes, and IN, in coasequence will
MOVEMENTS OF u. s. TRooPn-Seycy,l companies-
Of u B. Troops arrived at Detroit on the l4th inst
owners were expected on the 10Th. Five companies.
are TO be stationed, one at Dear6srne andothers fur
Their west
The FIFTEEN GALLON LAw--Asa M. Layels. q
mechanic of Chelsea Mass, and fifteen gallon in-
former. received a coat of tar and feathers from
gang OF rascals in that town Thursday night last
They also beat him most unme roiiully Thre. of
the gang are in prison.
FoRsEEy.-Charles Rowland, in Cincinnati. re-
Gently forged draft Mr.. Robsrt Buchanan for
S3I46, and passed il to John Thompson mere ,ant,
for -four and whisbey. The forgery was discovered
Rowland arrested and thrown into prison.
iowa AND slIssoUfa-The governors of these
states breath and fury against each other Their
boundary difficulties reerre to the United
STATES anu ~ the Federal Government does not take
the business in hard, Gen. Lucas, OF Iowa says he
viii; and if they do fight it will nols be merely
brush, but regular rough and tumble.
DIsAPPossrED IN Lovx-Ma Bowe committed
suicide in Philadelphia last week. She had been
disappointed In love.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT ~ THE UPsErTING ORA
STAGE. Mr.. Samuel Brooks, large iron manufac-
tuTcT III histnpusS, fa., ule0 near HCu5yllle..
Monday last in consequences Of injuries received by
the upsettng Of stage few days before. He was
on his way to New York.
sPEsD.--It is said that ahogshead of sugar can be
taken from the docks in London, and delivered al any
grocers in the town Of Nottingham in ZEN hours
Mr. Cunard the enterprising projecto Of the steam
line between Halifax and Boston, is now here, busy
making his arrangements for that piece of enterprise
FLoURFoR Observation-Disclosures and barrels were
sold IN Baltimore. on Thursday last, for export at
So 20 a barrel, cash.
SENTENCES FeR PERJURY "A man named John Nell
SON Mullory, has been sentenced in Baltimore 10
seven years imprisonment for perjury.
PIRATES In THE AacHIPEnAGo.-Letters from
Com. Hull OF the Ohio "a, state there has been no
piracy committed inthat region for some time.
FROM NATcHxs.-The latest advices speak in a
very Responding tone of the continued unhealthi-
ness of that place. Many of the merchants have
even removed their goods from the city-and the
banks have made similar arrangements. The fever
seems to have made great among the gay and
business men OF the place.
We learn that the North Carolina Banks have sus-
pended specie payments
HEALTH, THE SoUrH.-Since Tuesday we have
received advices from several points at the south,
which have been afflicted with the fellow fever and
we are glad TO hear that the disease is some " hat
abating 1t is still dangerous, however. for any of
the southerDers, at the NORTH return home at
present They had better remain where they are
till Jack Frost visits New Orleans, Mobile Angus.
IA, and In the former city, the deaths during
the week ending the 9th inst, were 96, Of which
~ were OF the yellow fever This, TO be sure,
shows only decrease Of three in week. but still
II indicates that the sickness is abating. There
were six interments on the 9th and lO,h From
Natchez our accounts are to the 9th inst The pop
nlation on that day only 1900, the rest being eli
Their dead or fled the city. During the month of
September. % yellow fever patients died and from
the LIST TO the 9th inst the deaths foarlo seven
day Two Of the wealthiest merchants OF the place
had died Nathan n Green, Of the house Of Dahl
Green j. Co, and Capt G. $. Curtis Of the firm Of
Curtis and Holmes. Of the SO stores on the Main
street, bat five are opened.
The lever was on the decline at the latest dates
In Opeousus several worthy citizens ad fallen VIC
TINS To il; among others Lewis Andrews, Esa. and
r. Davis, ESQ.,, register Of the land office.
Charleston continues very healthy. In the week
ending on the l3'h inst there were only fourteen
deaths, and Of these but died Of the yellow fever
FscM CANADA By paragraph in the Mon
treal Herald we perceive that the Canadia Low ssts
are considering how they shall behave to Poulett
Thomson on his arrival ont. The North American
Association advised the Montreal BOARD of Trade to
avoid any act Of disrespect to the Governor and
the board say that in affair OF good name rs and
sheer etiquette. they need structon So we are TO
infer that his ExcelIency will be received sub ssa
tao. and without any dumb shew and noise.
Major Hall had gone to Quebec 10 await the arrival
Of the new Governor.
FIRE IN GRAND CUR, MIss-william Shupau
and e. o. Tickenor. were burnt ontin Grand Gulf
on the 9th ult. Loss $1,000.
THEArRrcAL.-The Camp street and n German
Theatre are now open in New Orleans. Nothing ex-
traordinary has yet appeared there in of
the revailing epidemic. The German manager has.
produced Idle Brandschatzung, and the farce die
Tertrueten," 10 very fair houses. The theatre is
soon TO be opened in Charleston with a good stock
company. Miss Jane Sheriff. Miss Vandenhof
MIR. Vandenhof, and Charles Keaa are already enyo-
ged Yankee Hill continues in Boston, and Miss In
verarity with the Park singers, are in Philadelphia