Morning herald., 1839-08-31

Pelice OAso. Il
Gentleman Of The Nsv SehooL.-Lyman DERBY ana
james Fisher, EsqvFes, bcsn gen'lo% ."s;s;on q.
e. ss1S s1s.: s:,s :,sas ss :asv
&C aansrs and certain charm which Is peculiarly
admired by the ton than for that antique ueg,ee "
morai;tv which was once known under the phrase
.rs assr - suas reproGche-we mean the far famed
J.I;a Rrown The watchnan in the course OF nis
came up to Julias residence accora-
ingly hi, nightly custom, ana nese .oanu o;.ss
ssd told the m to move on" This order they posi-
lively refused to comply with, and were consequent.
" taken to the Natch-house. His honor the Justice
lacked awful at these offenders and committed them
until they should find suretes for their good bena
John Magner, and John Coter, couple OF gentle
men of the Robert Macaine school OF poitise, were
next peraded, charged with disturbing the peace,
and auictness of another lady Of Julias schooi oi
morals This lady who rejoices in the cognomen ol
Miss Susan sharp, gavethe loaiers IN CUSTODY AT an
early hour 90 Friday morning. The magistrates
deemed these offences to be rather the worse tnan
the last, and therefore fined them 50 each, ana IN
default of payment, to stand committed;
Another sort of n,oraiist.IElen henneuF With w
Civ en- in charge Of the watch for running on M Win
some calico, which was claimed by the iair .s rhss
Bridget Bcurdry. Bridget proved that tne calico '
was hers by right of purchase, and the Jusice oo'
mtted Ellen for trial
AvorY,r FoRarRy-A man who gave his name
Charles Mahony, was brought up before justice
Hopson charged witA forging on the house OF bucna
man brothers. the sons of the British Consul II ap
peared that on Thursday the prisoners went TO t,s
feak Of the State sf New York, and presented
lrsft of which the following Is copy:
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CASHIER OF BANK New York, o
saa ~ ' H. C. BUCHANAN, Brothers. o
On looking at the check, the Cashier detected the
forgery, when the prisoner told rhodomantade
story absut finding the check, and another sgnea
Sam Patch,' in the street.
In the course of the examination two material
facts tlicited-one that the prisoners Drother
was employed in the house of Moses Buchanan, ana
as the check was payable 70 rswu tns from
Bachanan's checA hook. He was, of course, fully
committed
Coroncr,s Omc.
An inquest was held on the eody of Daniel Young,
negro, aged 90 belonging to tn. State of Delaware.
1t appeared that the deceased was hand on board
schooner and that he missed froi. the vessel on
Tuesday night last On Friday morn,.g his body
was found floating noar the vessel and taken on
board
The Jury found that the deceased was accidentally
drowned.
NorrcE.-The Regatta advertised to come off a.
HarIaem on the I'd day of September is unavoidacly
postponed to Tuesday, the 18th day of September'-
offered at this Regatta are requested te report Dy
signature the books at Nowlan's Pavilion, on or
before Tuesday, the 10th Of September. No entries
will be admitted after that day This regatta is
open to all four and six cared clab boats, manned
and owned by the members Of the club at the time OF
the first notice Boat Clubs from any quarter of the
country are respectfully invited to participate
Prizes TO be $, en- at Gelston & Lads, No. Astor
House. until the 10th Of September after which they
will be at Nowlan's Pavilion, Harlaem River
ns- FOR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
PLANT For the cure Of these diseases Dr. Tay-
lors Balsa a Of Liverwort has been used years,
and always with woHdrous success. We need only
to refer to the immense number Of cosnterfeits all
over the city, to prove the immense popularity of
this vegetable remedy. Upwards OF 100 certificates
from persons in this city be seen, all OF whom
have been save i from death by this medicine. Call
and see them. Not paper in this city but has vol
unfairly vouched for the efficacy Of this valuable
remedy.
=. Remember and get this medicine, only-mind
th;s-onIy nj 9s5 Bowery d&wIt+-as3l