Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

prepared to receive letters for France and the con-
tiaent-they will be put on board a steamboat at
Portsmouth for Havre, hence to Paris. This is a
most excellent plan. The Queen. we learn, will
be in excellent trim bad fare hereafter. The
agents here. in conjunction with Captain Roberts,
will put things TO rights.
g;- The LIVERPOOL steamer is out eleven days,
she will be here probably by next Tuesday, making
seventeen days out.
BUzzrss.-Ths penny papers blowing up the He-
raid.
!. FROM FLoRIDA.-MoRE INDIAN MURpERs.-last
Wednesd ay night, about $ o'cloCk, Mr.. Oliver, Jr
was killed by party OF Indians, at the residence OF
his father, near the Ocklocknee river, about four
miles below the main read leading from Quincy TO
Tallahassee. Half dozen rifles ousIy
fired AT him, four of which took effect in the body
He rushed across the room fell in his mothers arms
exclamins, . mother I'm killed. and died instantly
The doors were closed Dy the family. and a young
living in the house fired twice, in one instance
mortality wounded an Indian.
FROM TEXAS AUSTIN, the new seat Of gov ern-
ment continues, To nd vance with astonishing dity
The Indians hover, continue their depredati, ~ in
its neighborhood But recently number Of gentle
men we fired upon within few miles Of the city;
one ofthe number Dr. Kinney, was shot through the
leg, aud his horse killed from nnder him one Of his
companions was also wounded in the arm. Thirteen
men were killed. il is said upon Brushy, the week
previous.
From the frontier we have little OF interest, save
that Capt Ross has joined Cannales conjuu cton
With the Federaists; that they have taken the town
81 Mier without resistance, although 800 centraists
sasAassd shsse NJ s>se vfme sf the reader;
and that they delaying for the purpose Of con-
solidating their forces previous 10 marching upon
Matamoras and Tampico, which they ente rtained no
doubt would fall into their possession without oppc-
siticn.
In the report that Colonel Karncs had also passed
beyond the jurisdiction of Texas, and was ON his
march to Monciova, in open and direct violation OF
executive orders, we rePose no confidence.
LATE FROM RIo JANErRo.-By the arrival Of the
Genera. Pinckney at Baltimore, we have Rio dates
70 October h-The subject Of the financial mea-
sures about 10 be adopted BY the Government was
the principal matter which engaged public attention.
geta,ed with difficulty at II per cest, but the mar
kct subsequently, became little easier The sales
Of flee during the month Is 900 bags and the
stock about 10000 bags.
Advices had been received from Rio Grand dated
the 2tth September, aud from Porto Allegro dated
the 18th ditto Another successful sortie had been
made from the latter place. in which the rebel com.
mandcr Juca Leao, his brother, and about 10 mea
were killed Calderon had arrived within about is
leagues from Rio Grande, with reinfor, ement for
the egasts Of $50 and 1000 horses; another re.
Enforcement Of 300 men, commanded by Jer,nimo
II was reported that Bento Gonsalves mad been
persuaded BY Bento Manoel 60 leave the rebel
canse other accounts state that he had been seized
by the latter.
Mas. PAuLDrse BROUGHT UP WIN A ROUND
rURs.-At the Washington Circuit Court last Mon
day, VIM L. Brent and Richard 8. Coke, EsQuircs.
as counsel for Mrs Susan Decatur, widow of the
late Commodore Stephen Decatur, moved the court
for mandamus to issue, directed to the Hos James
X. Paulding, Secretary Of the Navy, commanding
him topay certain sums Of money ordered be paid
10 Mrs. Decatur by a joint resolution Of Congress,
dated the third OF March, 1851. unless cause be
shown TO the contrary; which melton was allowed,
and the court ordered that rule be laid and served
upon the Secretary, to show cause, by the 9th Of
January next, why said mandamus shall not issue.
CoMpLIMENTARy MEMBERS or CosoREss
OrFrcE SEEKERs-STATE OF Society IN
WAsHrSeros.-The National Intclliges GER speaks
thus " the arrivals ~ members ard Office seekers
in Washington As the winter approaches and the
session Of Congress grows near. our city becomes
and more the resort NJ Migrants me ants.
and idle and disorderly persons. Many already in
fest the public streets, and openly violate the city
laws IN such cases made and provided. There IL,
however. another class Of mendicants. who are pro-
badly more annoying and cuIpsbe than the former.
We allude to those who GO about with simu ated pa
pers to which forged fictitious signatures are at
tached. setting forth the dreadful hardships, the
"sperils by and land the ruinous losses which
the bearers have been exposed, and which stories,
TO use the plain language 81 Burns. are generally
lies IRA end to end" Against sue rogues let the
honest man beware
note refused at the custom house because IL
offered 10 nav revenue bonds of dfe rent perso
The collector said he could only receive II in liqai-
dation Of the dses Of one person. terrible gloom
is upon city day. is there any light breeze
to brush away the clouds. Bulletin, Nov. Is
TENsEssrr BASxs.-The Nashville Wing Of the
Sth inst, In postscript dated at o'clock on that
day, sayss-"The House have just passed the bank
resolution Of Mr.. Barry, with proviso that the
Bank Of Tennessee shall not BE- required TO poy Ps
cie without the resumption of the Union and Plant
ers' banks The resolution was adopted 90 to 10.
The planters Of Attakepas have been grinding for
three weeks past
wEsr's PIcrvsE, CpRrsr REsKcrrD.-We per.
ceive BY advertisement that the above celebrated
Painting which has been SO mach admired and talk
ed about In the old Country, 10 about to close We
assure our readers that an examn ston of its bean