Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

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the great stir and excitement about Henry Gay, ana
,he pompous announcement OF the" Courier ana En-
o,ror" tina, he must be nominated, that the New
VII doIepates to the national convention, intend
"a arop CLAY and nominate General Scott. Very
ali. If thew do this General Scott be elected
fthe wings will unite cordially upon him, he will
defeat Mr. Van Buren,, which Mr.. Clay cannot do.
Let the trial be made
Arrival Of n great Prophet from the Holy
Land---ssc-bmiIaing Of selOmoW's Temple
ON n grand scnie---Depariure Of MOrdccni
maaa..ah Noah for Palestine.
We mentioned, a few days ago, that a learned Pro-
phet the great Rabbi Ben Shildeburger Uzie had ar.
rived from the Holy Land, a visit to Major Noah
relative to the recovery Of the ten lost tribes, and
the gathering together Of all the pawnbrokers, and
old clothesmen that are now in this city and country
belonging to the other two. Further intelligence
"a this point has been received by the Western.
This movement Of the great and learned Jewish
yrophet will cause an sensation in tbs city
and its effects will be felt far and wide. In the first
Mace the learned Rabbi waited on Major Noah, and
he,da consutatiou with HIN to tn. best means to
be pursued in order to gather together all the rem
nants of the tribes Of Benjamin and Judah now in
this country whether il would be advisable to ad.
verse any more for the ten lost tribes OF Israeli and
il so, what papers would be most likely TO reach
them; and thirdly and lastly, but by no means the
least, the Rabbi wished to learn from Noah what
would be the best method Of gathering together
large amount Of money, sufficient to defray the ex-
pense of re. building Solonon's temple third time,
and of paving the expenses of all the pawnbroker rs
and old clothesnen TO travel to Jerusalem.
Major Noah assured him that he entered into his
plan withthe most sanguine and enthusiastic feelings,
and then turned to his Dictionary Of Quotations,
to Gull a set of phrases in which to greet great
and learned That the pawnbrokers and old
clothesmen could be collected together he had very
little doubt though he had once tried the expert
ment and failed miserably still he the
Rabbi the loan Of all his plans for gathering together
the Jews upon Grand Island, and building a temple
upon Mount Moriah. With regard to the rebuild
ing of Solomon's temple he considered that very
desirable movement bat he way Of effecting
this unless by disposins Of all the old clothes, old
books, boots and shoes, and miscellaneous stock of
old trash now in the houses Of his brethren. How
ever this might be done and with the aid of loan
from Rothschild, and carrying off all the gold and
silver vessels in sacks, Moses and his men did
when they left Egypt, the necessary sum might be
raised. 1t was grand scheme, profitable
would make good stock, and he would puit he does
the actors, his paper and in order to further this
grand pan he would give The Rabbi letters Of intro
duction to go roundthe country a begging tour;
whilst he would ad ertise and sell of all
his own old clothes, books boots, brooches, &c and
take passage in the British Queen, to sail the first Of
next month, for England, the high road 10 Pales-
tine. The following is the list Of various articles
that Noah, we understand, intends to sell at
auction in Chatham Square, in furtherance Of this
movement. the same day that the " Sun" sells the
Tammany party 10 the highest bidder:
Finy.two pair ~ oi breeches, worth about SIT 40
An old Dictionary OF Quotations, very much used 10
Plans for building Temple on Grsnd Island only
ne copy made
Two dozen pair d "a boots, received for Pun, ga
Seven ole hats do do IS
Several volumes Of Noshs Travels left hama,
first edition. worth. for paper as 90
A quantity OF old newspapers, do do $50
Several old scratch wis and sundr, false teeth
thrown IL rs
several lots GA Noun, Moriah, may be available
between n and the day Of judgment ~ SO
A quantity Of old peas, sealing wax, pencils, etc.
presented for Puffs. and pacsed up ready 10 be
sent 10 the JEW boys al the Roya, Exchange 4 l2t
A quantity IL old flannel shirts, Will not be wanted
in the Holy Land or in another place still
farther and warmer 37b
Theatrical robe, formerly worn BY the Lord Mayor
in Richard Ill, bought b, Noah, (not Psid Tor,
and by him al the sugsst ceremonies upon
Grand Island, very much soles 90
Several old plays, one has been acted, and tne rest
still born ~
Sundry pairs of scissors, very much used l5i
A great zssortiseaS OF ready written pufs upon
every possible subject. from a quack DOCTORS
medicine TO new mode Of multiplying morus
Several orgina recipes to make presidents and
public ofheers-ai-o 80 cure COLES,
A out coa.cisGce " %
500 ii