Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24


altogether from that which has overaken the spesu
ators in cotton, in -four, in beef or in bread. In
spite Of all we do, we cannot meet orr engage
ments-we cannot fulfil our promises. AS an evil
dence of this awful pressure only read the follow
ing, which we received on Saturday:
Please discontinue my Gard sntirey-I de net pay
s'em.i-wsslly insertion but for Daily
S. CARPENTER,
At W 4. Peck Zip.
Doctor Carpenter, a most worthy man, and an ex-
celleat physIcian-see his advertisement IN this
days paper--is one Of our Oldest and best custom
ers. On quarter day his money is as good as that
OF my dividends at the Manhattan Bank, from my
rosy-iaced friend Robert White Esq" your
health sir" To lose Doctor Carpenter, under the
circumstance is to lose ones best and Oldest and
kindest friend In my heart estimate him as much
mo, not as much,-but very near as much As do
the pretty Ars. Restell female physician to the HUI
man race, for improving the sfspring, by limiting
their number, and lettering the breed-oice at l6O
Greenwich street
How can / part with this worthy man! cannot
will not. We have an eXcuse-an apology. Du-
ring the last two months the increase Of adver
Using, circulation, and general business has been
great, that could not help leaving out many Of
our advertisers. With tears in eyes, and cash in
pocket, have been compelled to do so, for want
of room in sheet
But in order to obviate these difficulties in future,
we have published for some weeks past, double
sheet, every week, and If the pressure continue. and
the increase of advertising go on We shall have to
Issue double sheet, the London Times does, once
every two days, orperchance daily. On Wednesday
oar next double sheet will be issuedand all adver-
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tomorrow. We shall eAdeavor to comply with all
engagements, for Doctor Carpenteris one of ma
ny that pay literally and promptly, and such we
never will part with, until death do part and even
then the old lean, lank looking fellow, with tho
scythe on his shoulder, will have tough job to &C
complsh his purpose.
Doctor Carpenters advertisement will be
tinued today, and we therefore pcstponement
Of his sentence upon as, and his order of dscontn
uance," in order to give time to repent and repair
our conduct. TO- On "Wednesday the double sheet.
Forget not this.
&C. The President left Washington last Thursday,
on his way to New-York.
FAsHIoEABLE DRIvEs-FEMALE EaUEsTRIASs.
We shall have full account, tomorrow next day,
of the fashionable young who sport their splen-
did " outs the Bloomingdale road and visit
Burnhams, Stryker's Bay, Rock Hall, the Red
House, Nowlan's and Cato's. We have also list of
the fashionable female equestrians Of the season
seine of them very beautiful, very rich, and very
elegant horseback. Equsstriansm, among the
fair, very prevalent mania, particularly since
it became known that Queen Victoria is fond ofhorse
back. The Boomingdale Road and the Third Ave-
nae, pablo drive ride, is equal to any thing
in Europe Even Hyde Park drive, in London, has
half the romantic beauty that have and the
road to Neuy in Paris, the Bois de Bouiogne,
cannot surpass it, A full and amusing account in
day two with list Of the male and female fash
ionables, their fortunes, capacity, talents, humbug
&C. sc.
LADIES FAIR Ar BELLEvILLE, N. j." Mary"
and five other beautiful young ladies Of Belleville
have sent in vtation visit their Fair Mon
day next, when they promise to have some Of the
most lovely creatures that Jersey affords, ripe as
peaches, and rosy too. Read the following
Bellevue purpose loldi.s Fair on Wednesday and
Thursday e 10th and 9Th Of June instant at O'Clock NJ
at the MARIN E,iais IN tn. upper part Of for the
erected for the destroyed BY Are in the 1887
Al person, friendly to tAs above respectfully invited 70
N Should the weather prove uuproriiious the Fair
vii be postponed 70 the following hr't fair day.
InpsRrArr FROM MExrco.-Thc reserve Of the
Federalist Army, amounting TO 1000 men, under
General Lemos, has at last had engagement with
the Government troops under Cavalro. A severe
battle fought between them at Monterey, on the
9Th OF May; the less was most severe on the side
Of Cavaliro although both parties claimed the vic.
tory. The result was, that Gen. Lemos took pos
session OF Durango and saItla, and was marching
upon Zacetacas. The whole interior was in arms
against the government, and il was supposed that
General Bustamente would have to quit his station
near Tampico. and proceed TO the interior. Mata-
still in possession Of the government par
ty, consisting Of about 1000 men, who, instead Of
rejoicing at the death Of Gen. Mejia, were DISCUS
ted it'll the vlainy and cruelty Of Santa Ana that
il supposed they would offer their assistance TO
the federal army in case Of an attack, which was
daily expected.
On the It'll Of June, party Of Camanche Indians,
500 in number attacked the Mexicaa residents on
the north side If the Rio Grande, killed 80 Of them
and plundered and destroyed every thing that they
could lay their hands on.
FRsn TgxAs.-Activc preparations are in pro-
gress by the Texan Government TO establish a
blockade along the whole line Of the Mexican coast
Mexico has not single vessel Of war. Texas will
sosn have sleeps, briggs and schooncrs Of war be-
sides an armed steamers this force will be sufficient
10 blockade the three principal exican ports Vera
Cruz Tampico and NIatamoras.
FLoRrpA.-Gencral Macombs treaty is again ra-
titled in the blood Of our countrymen. On Wcdnes-
4 r - a.. III. - n.