Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03
MORNING HERALD.


TnE WEEKLY HERALD will be published this day
Nso'cock, u Ann street. and will contain greater
assortment Of interesting foreign Intelligence than
any paper ever issued in New York-the arrival ans
departure Of the British Queen and Great Western
among them. Price 81 cents at the ONCE
Inpersa.s from the Wess-GeseraI ssetps
Rcswru frons she Indian nor~er
Last evening important dispatches were received
from General Scott by Mr.. Poinsett, secretary OF
War, now soiourning at the Waverly House, Broad
way. These dispatches convey to the Secretary
the news Of the entire If the Generals mis-
sion to the Wisconsin Territory, tho Mississippi,
where he undertook pacify certain hostile demon
stratons made by the Indians, against the territory
possessed by the United States
IL seems that one Of the tribes Of these Ipdans,
who evacuated portion Of that territory, by late
treaty. and had gone beyond the Mississippi, had
traced their steps in small squads, and making
threads on the grounds belonging to the citizens Of
the United States This spirit OF hostility this In
dian border had broken also in several skirmshes
among the Sioux Mcn omes and other Indians; and,
on one occasion, about 100 fell prey to those
like incursions. The mission Of General Scott was
principally directed to the settlement of the differ
snces between own citizens and ofthe tribes
whe had begun to violate atreaty-and in this mis-
At the last accounts which were late as Sunday
last, he was still at Buffalo, but to start in
day or two FOR sackett's Harbor. After inspecting
the military posts in that neighhorhood, he would
set out for the Camp at Trenton, and would
probably arrive there about the 18th Of August. 1t is
probable however, that, in short time, General
SCOTS services would be required several points
of the Indian border. From the Creek and Chicka-
saw country far to the south, up to the British line
on the Upper Mississippi, there appears to be bad
spirit bresking out every now and then among the
Indians themselves, as well against the white
people
Thus we 60 General Scott terminated the Black
Hawk war-then the Canadian war-then the Maine
Boundary war-now the Wisconsin eutbreak-and
if any more difficulties take place, in any part Of the
country, General Scott does the work Of fighting or
pacfcation, and the aurels may be sated down very
quietly for futurty for any thing that he for
them. Gen Scott cannot talk-sr speechify-or make
grand entrees-or provoke splendid cavalcades-he
only works as the men Of the revolution did, and let's
the eclat 70 to his country Of General Scott
is too oldfashioned hard-fsted, straightforward,
roahead sort of man for the present age Of humbug
A. svr1 IsvIrArIos.-We are daily receiving
invitations BY the dozen to balls, and parties, and
routs and steamboat excursions, and prayer meet
cuttings, and sewing parties, and tea parties and
love feasts and marriages, and funerals and births,
--no-not births--but 10 almost every other kind Of
frolic and ioi6cstisn until last thought that
VIC could receive no description Of invitation
from any quarter. But the following card, sent to
yesterday, tells different tae-
The tke City Of New York have accepted
invitation frsm THr New YoRK UHArE ASS PouDaErrE
CsnpAsr, to examine trer esiab1.ent at Lop, on the
Hsekeusack the State Of New jersey ITS
~ssAsd THURSDAY, as sh DAY OF August, $50
denee Vi. III be r.sss at ne -s,s fss u Ds.-s stress.
seiset TsurAay . I'D -, fr'ssa zoe
city with al due and sp~-a
New York, Sist Jelly, lsSs.
No, we can't 90. II would BE oQt q character
for US 10 ~ IN any such company or io any sceh
place. We can't 20. Ii does not COMFORT with our
ideas of decency, and pure morals, and enjoyment,
asd sweets Of life and pure country arr to 10 to
psudrette and srate frolic. No, no! IL is all very
appropriate for locofoco corporation to be found Wis
ting such places; there they perfectly in char
,cter; and it do also for the loasng editors Of
Wall street to 60 alsng On the same dirty errasd;
particularly Webb and Charles King. They have
deep interest in these things; have all whose God
10 their belly; who make eating and drinking the
chief business Of life 1t 10 all in their line, and
webb may take stock in the company. Noah alss
may cell his interest in the Old Clothes Co. and
buy int this company. The females Of the Moral
Reform Society may also go with proprety, their bu-
sipsss being TO purify and cleanse creation. But We
can't 60 Our habits accustom us to all that Is fair
and beautiful, and pure and pleasing in life A la
dies fair, ball, banquet on bright eyes. Neither
send ARIEL for his bright golden wings would
be soled by contact with the company and its cen.
Therefore we politely, but peremptorily, re-
fuse to 20.
REPAIRys rHE STREErs.-A few days ago, re-
sdent in John street received the following notice.
No. SIS
Mr. ----:
Yon hereby required to repair the carriage way
in ss Of No John street. occupied BY wth,s days
iron this date sgreesbly TO law. July 30 BY order,
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office, Hall Of Records Aug 1899
The gutter must be laid with hard fiat stone at least
two inches long, fourteen inches wide and inches
thick The hne for neglect equal 10 the expense Of repairs
Is this sol Is this the lawf Is il not the duty Of
the Corporation to mend their dirty ways7 Per-
haps the Street Commissioner would be pleased to
have the residents Of John street clean the street.
and take the trouble and labor of their hands. As
the corporation and its employees organized,
they would willingly take all the salary and perqu-
sites, and generously give all the duty to their
constituents. Generous dogs! IL Satan would emily