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, 1840-03-28

vancsd, and took her Majesty's hand, which
he placed in that of the Prince.
The service then proceeded.
Prince Albert then placed the ring on her
finger, repeating
With this ring | thee wed, with my body
/ thee worship, and with all my worldly
goods | thee endow; in the name of the Fa.
Their, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.
Amen.
The Archbishop then concluded the SER
vice.
While the service was proceeding, her Ma
jesty was observed to look frequently at
Prince Albeit wac was standing at her side.
In fact she scarcely ever took her eyes oil
him till she left the, chapel.
The service having concluded, the several
members Of the royal family who had occu-
pied places around the altar, returned 10 take
up their positions in, the procession. On
passing her Majesty, they all paid their con-
gratuhtions; and the Duke. Of Sussex, after
shaking her by the. hand in a manner which
appeared to have little ceremony, but with
cordiality in it, a1ectionately kissed her
cheek. After all had passed, with the excep-
ton Of the royal bride and bridegroom, her
Nhjesty stepped hastily across to the other
side OF the altar, where the Queen Dowager
was standing and kissed her.
Prince Albert then took her Majesty's
hand. and the royal pair left the chapel, all
the spectators standing.
After the ceremony, the procession return
ed through the suite of apartments, her Ma.
jesty AMI her. illustrious consort walking hand
in hand, and acknowledged with g~raciou,
smiles the cheers with which the walls OF
the ancient Palace now re-echoed, for it must
be observed that the proce ssion passed on
its way TO the Chapel.
THE ATTESTATEON.
On reaching the throne room, the form OF
attesta;ion took place, when her Majesty and
Prince Albert signed the marriage register,
which was attesied by the members Of the
royal family and officers of state present.
A splendid table had been prepared for the
purpose, and this part of the ceremony, pre-
sentedohe Of the most suspicious spectacles
of the day.
Having remained n short tim. in the Roy
al closet, Her Majesty and the Prince re.
turned ia the same carriage from the RoyaI
Garden Of st. james TO Buckingham Palace.
and the generous greeting which burst from
the crowds, whose numbers the pelting rain
had not diminished, seemed to be in d great
measure addressed - the ear of Prince Al
bert, who acknowledged the kindness evi
IDENTIFY with deep feeling.
WEDDING BREAKFAST.
A wedding repast was prepared, at which
several Of the illustrious participators in the
previous ceremony, and the officers Of tAt
household and ministers Of state, were pres
ent. Il is needless to say that the taste and
Ingenuity Of the confectioners and table
deckers were prominently displayed at the
festival; a splendid wedding cake forming ,
prominent object Of attraction.
After partaking Of a sumptuous dejuene
the royal bridal party set out for Windsor
attended by the military, on the road they
were greeted BY assembled thousands will
the slne affection and cordaIits with the in
habitants of the metropolis.
, 1840-03-28

" A Sabbath School will be commenced
at the Bowling Green Academy tomorrow,
at 9 o'clock, A. M. All friendly to the OBJ
+ject, are requested to attend
March 28th, 1910.
, 1840-03-28

The resolutions on the assumption Of state
debts, which will be found in another column,
and which passed the Senate by a large vote,
will meet with the appreciation of all parties.
1t seems to US, that they are unobjectionable;
but at the same time, We are far from appro-
wing the principle oflegisIation on which they
were adopted. It would have been ample
time TO have discussed the question, when
formal application had been made to the
General Government to assume the debts of
the states. The resolutions are framed upon
the idea that this application would be made,
and was intended to prevent such action on
the part of any Of the states. But the appli-
cation might never have been made; and in
this event, the time spent by the Senate in
the discussion of this subject, is neat loss;-
and the salaries paid the Senators during these
three weeks debate. might swell have been
thrown into the ocean.
, 1840-03-28

Presumption is the name Of a new and
splendid boat intended for the upper Missis,
sippi trade, and owned in part by Messrs.
Block & Mcclure. of Louisiana.
, 1840-03-28

wanting to add largely TO the amount now,
produced, but a regular and constant market
Tor this product of the farmers industry
his deslderatum will, to a great extent, be
supplied, and the hemp grower will in future
find a market at home for this article; and we
shall experience all the, advantages arising
from manufacturing for ourselves. q
, 1840-03-28

We are gratiied to learn that, two gentle
men of Louisville KY, are making prepare
tons to put up a large Bagging Factory, ad-
joining the n~eighboring village of Louisiana.
Hemp is becoming a very important staple
10 this section OF the state, and nothing is
, 1840-03-28
Spirit of the Times.

March 28th, l8f0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
Police Once

MARCH 20 One of the Papertaucracy.-On We'd
nesday a couple OF swedish looking gentlemen (9)
dropped in at the store of Matthew McKeon, No.
205 Hester street, and made a purchase Of some
small article, for which OF them paid in silver
money. just as they were leaving the store, the
other turned to the clerk, and asked il he could
accommodate him with change for ten dollar bill Z
"CIty money!" asked the cautious clerk.
ooh, certainly" said the gentlemen; " DO yeu
think should ask you to change any red dog stuff ~
and with that he produced one of the Seventh Ward
Bank notes, apparently for ten dollars.
The Clerk counted out ten dollars worth Of silver,
and the two gentlemen about leaving the store
when Mr.. McKesn thought he something sus-
p,cious about the note and insisted upon the stran-
gerss topping while il was examined.
To this the man objected, and at length the watch
was called, but the calling Of the watch bore
suspicious aspect, which the two heroes did not
like, why the one who had made the purchases
ished and the other prepared to show fight Four to
one is however long odds, and the chevaii<r DIN
dusfris had to surrender at discretion. On submit
ting him to the searching operation" $l49 was
found in his pockets in good money and three other
altered notes Of the Seventh Ward Bank. In the
morning he was brought before Justice Merritt and
fully committed. He said his name Jas. Thomp-
but refused to gave any further account Of him.
self.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
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accounts current trial balance Sheet closing the books
rc-opening accounts.
Examinaon-set Of fifty questions to review the student
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No Of instruction. the sui believes has ever
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
United States Mnr.hn,rs once.

Embezziement at Ssa-One Of the crew Of the
American ship Independence, named Jas. Williams,
was brought up, charged with embezzling a guam
tity Of porter, and tea, from the cabin stsres
Of that vessel He remanded for further exa-
mination.
Assault at Sea.-Charles Smith, an officer Of the
ship Rienzi, was arrested on the complaint Of a
negro named Bill Jones, charged it'll assaulting the
said negro. Smith denied the charge, and was or
dcred to attend on Friday for examination.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

From tongue to tongue the rumor flew;
All ask'd, aehast, s't true 2 is't true ~
But none knew whether twas fact or fable
And still tn unholy runner ran,
From Tory woman to Tory man,
Though none 10 come at the truth was able
Till, 10, at last, the fact came out,
The horrible fact, beyond all doubt,
That Dan ad dined at the viceroy's table
Had hesaedh his Popish knife and fork
Ia the heart of tn ESTABLISHED mutton and pork
Who can forget the deep sensation
That news produced in tlli orthodox nation Z
Deans, rectors, cura:.s, all agreed,
IL Dan was allowed al the Castle to feed,
1t was clearly all up with the Protestant creed !"
There hadn't, indeed, such am ASPIRATION
Been heard OF, in Dublin since that day,
When, during the first grand exhibition,
or Don Giovanni, that naughty play,
There appear'd, as If raise by necromancers
An eztra devil among the dancers
Yes-ev'ry one saw, with fearful thrill,
That devil too much had Joined the quadrile;
And sulphur was smet, and the lamps let fall
A grim green light DER the CHASTITY ball,
Aud the poor sham devils didn't like it at all
For, they knew from whence tn intruder had come.
Though he left, tat night, his tail at home.
This fact, we zee, is "A parallel case
TO the dinner that some weeks since, took place.
With the difference slight of iend and man,
II shows what nest OF Popish sinners
That city must be, where the devil aud Dan
May thus drop in at quadrilles and dinners.
But mark the end of the Sc foul proceedings,
These demon hops and Popish feelings.
Some comfort twill be,-to those, AT least,
Who'ye studied this awful dinner question,--
know that Dan, ON the night OF that feast,
Was seized with 81 dreadful an indigestion,
That euyoys were sent. post-haste, To his priest,
TO come and absoye the suffering sinner,
For eating so much at hereto dinner;
And me good people were even afraid
That Pees old conference.-the at the trade
Had poisoned the Papst with orangeade!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

@5OO REwARD-BE ON YOUR GUARD,-If you
and their ,os% a,e, an srs {. BEEN S % rs
esye y2s With spurious imitation Of LlRoY's FRENCH
Oh, s q. ss:; s .a
ever known for a certain disease, ''' ~ "''' '"''
Ths., who wish % Avoid r. fear fs,po.u and them
other does notaect the BREATHaad change
to . s S :. q
s the zee Of Other & and 1s.d r. the hs' ssass 81
days
ois, kuSr AiSss Gravel T,@se Complaints or sese.:s
ofthss ergans S beyond doubt, the eee,as remedy
.ssr SeSieue bad sif.d many 00'''' every
ss TO y SSs Saasr %S n & S % 81
| Of any yenoinr spurious irritation . .
The as s'gsSs Jss:%s
street Cup s r. and By tie following drEEs %
S ssa, 2, fis Rose
EssS bottle -. diseases and all tn.
Fifty So;s sa. bottles double.
NEw SEED sT9EE.TI1s ..S.ysT s ,,s.gFetisIIy
s ne has RsrsSsc" kams ana s1s re
Fs.. Mo-, S ;S s%,
q si years growth Iqd VII ;s \ A. Isys;,
BAvARlaN pREYERY " NEwARK, N,J.-TS.. r-
lSi ss WsrSsas '' sYa.sa ON fIs
sale IN barre's add hall do for family alec IN shgsng
order. N No q Pine street, first floor dii ap'
COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs.-The P,iept Arms
" Manufacturing Company inform the public that try have
ut received from their msnufe,ory number o. hsp,ans
shot Guns OF charges each, which they confidently
commend TO the notice of Sporsmen equal workmanship
%ss Sey s sssy VIII throw .svor any
pansf 2etured
Also srbDss Cor balls Rifles, q diHerrn, sires
AID Pistols, from pohs, I, hostsr sr Pe'e, sac, Gsg
re oaer,d :, greatly rseed prices at 's ''o'r VS. srs:
CALT-ecs sacLs Aaht..s fsesory 6aled Cor sal b.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
| BOSTON & NEW YORK EMPRESS PACE GE CAR
$50 s s. 80! F u 81 49,

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS & ALL BUSINESS MEN.
WILLIAM F.. HARNDkN having made arr angemt nts
with the New York and Boston Transportation and Stonngton
and Providence Railroad Companies, will Car through
from boston 10 New ork ana yceyersa VIA Stonlngton al-
road with the mail TRAM daily for the ospecie
small packages of goods and bundles of all kinds Packages
sent by this Line will be delivered early the following
ing at part of the city free Of charge responsible agent
will accompany the FOR the of purchasing goods
and collecting drafts, and bills and will
other business that may be entrusted to his charge.
Packages for Salem, Lowell Andover and Worcester Mass
Portsmouth and Concord ~ H. Gardiner Augusta Portland
and Bangor, Maine and for New Haven Hartford Albany
Tray. Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Washing will be for
warded Immediately their arrival in New York Boston
All packages must be Office No Court Boston
or No. 2 Wall street. New York.
REFERENCES.
Boson-George Fond Sons; Bryant, Surgis Co.; John
f. Thsyer * Brother.
New fork.-Nathan Hale, ESD: w. Clark Co.; B. b.
Mussey; Goodhue * Coz John L. Smith CO.; r. H. Wins
low; James w Hale.
~ B. All packages and bundles be marked to his
VIM +. HARNDEN is alone responsible for the loss
jury articles property committed to his
risk assumed by be attached to the Boston and
New York Transportation Company, whose his
crate to be transported to tor its contents
time. If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

TO THE LADlEs.-DR. A a. HILLS UTERo AID:
BOMlNAL SUPPORTER is offered % those afflicted
9Th Prosysus or Fairr 81 tie Wopb, and Other diseases
GUIDING relaxation Of the abdominal muscles az an IN
strnent in every cacsated for relief and perm ncnt re
storation 70 health When this Instrmest carefully and
properly fitted TO the form Of the patient invariably AFFORDS
the most immediate immunity from the distressing drxgin
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly al
Of Viscera dsplaeemen ef the abdomen and r sh,u
Application always followed by early eonisspn Of rsd,ea'
strueuon and be applied BY te paeH yhSut % ard
Osc~ vesey street, Aston Hosse, New Yors.
ed at the efee. aeli
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, lS4O
:, 4 LmXuRlANT HEAD OF HAIR!!!-

WYETH'S CREAM OF LILIES, established
for SO years as the only promoter ofthe growth of
hair on bald places, and giving fine dark lustre,
keeping ladies hair ringlets from getting cut of
curl during dancing, warm weather, sc. The
Cream of Lilies possesses body which no other
preparation does, and IN consequence is the only
scales on Infants heads removed by one or two
applications. For falling off Of the hair nothing
can canal IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

DROPsY, PALPITATION, and ether diseases of the heart
Tb most sss'usyd and speedily egpsd .
the above dangerous complaints Many there are, who
the
:as ss
%a. a. IssSs
B;stsn; and Dr. Wordsworth, Providence, r. |.
NJ B. None genuine unless label over stopper, in
the Of 'f Dix Proprietor
4. curling Ssssgins and
Premature Badness other spsiacs
is has become again fog owis locks
keeping the hr perfectly cleaan all important matter when
Should time Or accident thy locks desgoi,
This sweet Kephalia will new hopes affsrd,
For all who use this aromatic oil,
soen find the honors Of their heads restored
Fulton st. who are the only agents for New York. psice ST.
DR., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELEBRATED TONIC & AN.
be BY which the digestive strenshened and the
and SST are and pr.dSees and
entirely free from mercury and few boxes will Be generally
ssG
ard retail Sy O. FAY Asni drug BroadSsy
cry COR Grands iii cahasi at Mesrs Mass 4sa Grand
sc. Price SO cents per box. mas Im-
joan =
rerns thanks to the faculty IN and the public in gen
the s s BY h , and 5
operation and used with much al sudden colds
s ri s tsaes sh s as &c
soS Rs
land, Nissan, ysndenbarrb, sc. &C. -'D' '""' ire
Portable Baths sent to part Of the city Broody
syruPs of sarsapaa and Liverwor and Herbs fresh
This establishment will be removed the LIST of May
Broadway, opposite the City Hospital jais-sm'
w Great WESTERN s%%T Anchor, 1Viesc
Madeira vinages, bottled and draugh seotts
Newton Gsrdon's, and Other ~ brands IS al
f farmd,IS Lobe H Sr, p,r...Sc
Pine juice draught and in botes Decides extensive
At the Granite Wine Vaults corner Of Broadway and Cham
oiTs ;,Isf S6iR S' 20 Wine Dealers
CUT NAILS AMYIlLS cUTLEnY EEL laIl as
ysiS ssg'%s
ported pen pocket and tpbie Cutlery II or"a packages
ed on consignment by the late arrivals aud for sale liberal
ma2s lw' JOHN A. NEwBoULD, Plat st.
PIANoFoRTEs.-BOs,on Panofortes of celebrated manu-
,isST; Tor oR ifS wSxifTfSsoN m Pearl st.
IL ABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM at Clinton
Hail. No Beekman street opposite the Park New York. and
No Natehez between Magazine and Tchoupouas streets
New Orleans, where will be found constantly hand full
assortment Of Gentemens dress Boots Caters Brogans fancy
and dress Pumps
All of which made from selection Of the very inn
ported French stock and Of the latest Partisan fashion,
in sty lie of worknansh exec led by meme.
Gentlemen who purchase give orders for fine boots Of
quality for the southern western cities respectfully
requested before purchasing call the above named
lishment, where they cannot fail TO be suited.
N BAH those that find adihcuy IN being cited NJ stores
where boots made will do well 10 call aud hive their
taken, either for wacrpoo cork sos dress boots
brogaus pumps Gentlemen travelling South. who stop in
New Orleans would DO well to call ut u Nachez, between
Magazine and streets, and get fitted with
ror article. malls I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
NO. 264.
Sir Walter Scott at the Tomb OF the stuart's
In st. Peters.

Ewes tinted shadows slowly FIJI the fame
Where Art has taken almost Natures room,
While still too objects clear il light remain.
An alien pilgrim at an alien tomb.
sculptured tomb of regal heads dscrownd,
Or one he art-worshipp'd fancy haunted name,
Once loud on earth, put now scarce else renown'd
Then as the offspring Of that strangers fame.
There lie the Stuars.-There 10 Walter Scott.
Strange congress of iusrio thoughts and things
a plain old moral sill too oft forgot
The power OF genius and the fall Of kings.
The curse on lawless Will high planted there
a beacon to the world, shines not for him;
lie Is with those who felt their life Was sere,
when the large love of loyalty grew dim
lie rests his chin upon sturdy staf,
historic as that sceptre, theirs n more:
His gaze is fxed his thirsty heart can auaf
For short hour, the spirit-draughts OF yore-
Each figure in its pictured place is seen
Each fancied shape his actual vision fls,
From the long pining, death delivered Queen,
To the worn outlaw Of the heathery hills.
o, grace offe, which shame could never mar.
o, dignity, that circumstance detied.
Pure is the neck that wears that deathly scar,
And sorrow has baptised the front Of PRIDE
But purplcd mantle, and blood crmsond shroud
Exiles to suffer and returns to woe,
Are gone, like dreams by daylight dsallow'd
And their historian-he is sinking too
A few moments, and that laboring brow,
Cold as those royal busts and calm i'll lie;
And, them his thoughts r. resting now
His marbled form shall meet the attentive eye.
Thus face to face, the dying and the Dead
Bound in their solemn everything bond,
Communed; and was sad that ancient head
Ever should pass those holy walls beyond.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

SiMpSONS NEWLY INVENTED PORTABL ENE
- MA APPARATtS contained in case little larger than
snuff box The advantages this instrument all
others yet offered to the public its portability and sim
plicity They with variety Of Psmps on sale at
r. SIMPSONS, 1863 Broadway, New York.
N. b. Wholesale orders promptly executed.
Lance Instruments RazOrs Cutlery &c., set and repaired
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

ITO CONsUMPTIVE PATIENTS-Just published, and TO
be had gratis al the Office the author los Bowery.
doors above Spring ST. Treatise Pulmonary Consumption
Phhisis ulmenas with remarks Bronchitis; containing
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dicaoSs Of cure, SCI together with the various methods
treatment TO which added the approved remedy, With
the Of the quark edcines and
the present day. Nature may b. compared TO house fire
easily extngnshed IN the beginning but ngeced must burn
DOWN 80 With consumpon taken ~ m inrrnatNe OF inc
pen stage be cured; but " permitted 10 progress till
e lungs become TOO far diseased or liberated
fatal BY W BEACH. NJ. D. Member Of abe MEDICAL Society
the city county York author Of the Medical
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

,ALT.-es saeLs Ash,..s factory saled, Cor sal. b.
ma9i T.. X COLLINS 4 co. - so.th It,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
EoR THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA

EOR, THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAs
y and Consumptions-Dr. CHURClI'S Cough Drops is a
Medicine unequslled by any IN the world.
In Ashmatic Consunptve afectiorp, chronic
Hnarenss Cataarhs wheerngs and shotness OF Breath
will give immediate ease.
II has been the Instrument IN the hands oProvdenee Of Gu
ring thousands poor afflicted objects both asthatc and
consunptive excluding ofthrty years standing and
IN Of the confirmed where could possibly
be affected by medicine, u has wonderfully revisnc the
plants enable the patient to attend 20 business and
to render their lives ~ great degree comfortable 10 them
selves.
This valuable medicine has been IN for than
and still stands without vsl IN curing the above dscases
II can be had al wholesale and retail al Church Dispcpsa
bottle. tn7.Imeodi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

For sale by Wyeth Ii3 Bowery A. ID. Sands 70 and
100 Euton Guion Bazaar 1888 Broadway Minor Dey
and Broadway; Hart Broadway and Chambers
Ring S Broaaway Syme es and 6as Bowery Burnett 81 Ca
nal street.
Also for sac, as above, WYETHS MILK OF ROSES, the
exquisite beauter ofthe complexion of
bu scaly eruptons and the sine Of shaving
mali SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

pILEs most efectuay and certainly cured BY Dr. MLTl
4 MORf.S LlNiMkNT,-tsee panphiet.) For sale BY j.
q FAY Agent at is5 broadway, Franklin House) New
York. Prcetl. ~
CHEAP TAlLORlNG.-Ci,nti grnens clothing W anufac-
" ured IN shionah neat and substantial manner at Ne
os Bcekman street Pearl at the following greatly reduced
prices:- -
sup,rdne black, blue green prss. Coats sa to $40
do do Co.J 40
Best Cassiwers Pants, s,o
Gep,emens ovnecth In neat and substantial manner at
the following pric,s:--
Maiins AMI rmring Coats 81 TO So v.s., $50 to sa
Pants $50 10 a W
lmsss su cod MATFAT