Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-15


We have already stated that we bsAt the wbols Of
IL Wall street pgtss on Wednesday nornlpg, sevs-
~ hours u the pobcatioa Of the foreign ssws; this
wss to have bees expected from their sstaral isdo
lence; but mean and shutting rs they all known
be. scarcely expected that they woald FIRST be
such fools as to pronounce the news "hesx," and
subse quently such regues to steal our paragraphs
without the least hestatoa or credit. That they
did so with several items is easily shown In maxi
ing up foreign news, from copous files Of English pa
ers Of course much of the matter has to be condensed
considerably, and in many instances entirely re-wrt
ten suit the calibre and locality Of daily paper
in this city In almost every paragraph that IL ex'
tracted from the Eaglish papers, words have to be
erased other words added and numerous alterations
made to render the same ineligible.
Now, after extra reached " all street, Charles
King, Stone, and Others pronounced it to be hoax;
and yet in the Commercially and. American" Of
Wednesday evening, there appeared ncisss than ten
Paragraphs, stolen from the Extra Herald" which
we made up and partly rewrote afxing the necessa-
ry dates &c. from Gles Of English papers; four Of
these paragraphs also appeared in the " Eyening
Post" and five in the Evening Star" containing
the very words added by ourselves; and yet these
senseless fellows pretend that they selected their
own foreign news, when the fact is they took all they
had from the " Extra Herald"
But the incidence and meanness Of the Wall street
press did not stop here. Yesterday mornings the
: Express Gazette" !" Courier" and g journal
of Commerce. contained over twenty paragraphs,
all compiled by US from English files, (and in
many Instances wrote them entirely without
a word If credit acknowledging the source TO which
they were indebted for their information. But their
folly and stupidity equal or exceed their incidence
and meanness. The Commercial Journal Of
Commerce. and express" published news,
that lad Of fifteen years jumped off the London
numen on the 18th Of October; and that Mr.. Steven
son was staying at Earl Fitzwllisms, in Yorkshire
All this we published when the Great Western ar
rived it'll this difference that the bey{ Hawes) jump
ed off the London monument the 10th Of October.
The Commercial" also published the wrong bank Of
England returns. But it is impossible to snumerate
all the instances Of folly, insoence stupidity, shut
fling and ignorance, connected with the Wall street
press They would fill our paper daily
SHrRREFr AND Wilson's SECOND CoxcERr.-
These two distinguished vocalists give their second
(and we believe their last for the presently concert
at the City Hotel this evening Their last concert
was crowded almost to snffocation, and hun
dreds went away unable to obtain admittance. In
order to prevent unpleasant crowding, no more
tickets will be sold than the will conveniently
hold. If they repeated this evening precisely the
music given at the first concert the would have
been filled; bat "The Rapture Dwelling and sRory
More, will be the only repetition of tonight, and
they are by desire" Amongst the many beautiful
pieces to be given this evening" we are delighted to
find the exquisite duet Of" Good Night, Love-" from
the first act Of La Somnambala." The "Mceting
r.
sung by Shirref, Wilson and Maeder. Miss Shirretf
will give that touching song " Home Of my Child
accompanying herself on the piar. and the
evenings entertainments will conclude with the
beautiful duet Of" Tho leave you now in sorrow"
Buy your tickets, and secure your seas early.
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{ ANOTHER vsu rHs Ac ApEMY.-Yesterday
we made second visit 70 the Very curious eollec.
tions OF the celebrated Alexandra and found il more
than usually interesting Those who have not visit
ed this unique exhibition, Ought not to lose the
chance. Artists by all means should go Alexan-
dre with the most generous devotion to the ad vance
nent Of art, has loaned the academy the use Of hi,
drawings only for short time.
DANCING AcADEnIEs-We are preparing 20 send
an Ariel into every public dancing acad nv, and
record the fun, sentiment, drolery and small pota-
toes during the winter. II will be rich The very
pretty girls will be well taken care of-and the young
men cut up like sausages.
10 The national Who Convection meet at
Harrisburgh on the 18th December, lSS9-not the
llth. Delegates are appointing in every part Of the
country. II will be great blow out
o. Laugh and joke as mnch as you can at the
close Of dinner II helps digestion more than cheese
or champaign Indeed moderate fits Of laughter are
better than pills
o. The Great Western sails tomorrow for Eng.
land. Her letter bags are at Gilrin's, in the FIX
change.
For Washington.-The Hon Edward ID. White.
Rice Garland and Judge Chian were in New Or
leans the 9th inst. on their way to the capital
Michigan Eiecfion.--The wings have carried
Detroit by q majority Of forty-six. The interior
Of the state has not yet been heard from.
The South Americas Republics OF the govern
ments Of South America, as nov organized, we pre-
sent TO our readers the following list Of Presidents
Mexico, General Bhstamente; Guatemala, this re-
public Is broken up into AZ many independent states
as there were formerly previnces The confederate
Is dissolved. New Granada, DR.. Marques; vene-
zuela, General Paez Ecuador, General Flores; Bra
iii, Den Pedro III, Emperor. Daring his minority
the Empire is administered bv a Regent. Buenos
Ayres, General Rosas; Uruguay, General Rivera;
Chill General Prieto; Bolivia General velasco;
Peru, General Gamarra
The Rum Election in Nnssschuseffs The re.
suit IL yet uncertain. Two hundred and nineteen
towns have been heard from In them the votes