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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

the previously obtainei steadily supported
good sp ing enquiry from the United states would
teriaily add 10 the hmness of the trade Imports this
week lsa bags; previously this year. 2I4 bsgstcsl
la.S6t bags Foreign--Our foreign wool market was
somewhat brisker this week, and olerable nusber OF
transactions took place at the rates Of Saturday the 2s
ult. Middlng blanket woods in good request. I'm
this week bags previously this year 50 o79 bags
total 80, osi bags
LEicH.-Boh the cotton and silk weaving here is in
very depressed state II calculated last week that
upwards Of 500 weavcrs were out Of employ
LEEpsThere has been more business done at tho cloth
halls this week than last particularly on Tues
day. " hch decidedly the best market of the month
The demand is principally for wooldyed black, rihe
green and blues OF fine and middle quality the supply OF
which continues very limited.
MAscHrsrrR.-Things have not improved since Tues
day last indeed think they are rather worse The
only business of any note quantity OF yarns Tor
shipping to India but a, prices too low for remuneration
and per cent lower than last week large lot OF
es has also been disposed Of fair quality at od H.
All numbers much lower than they were fortnight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
Arrivals at tae Principal Hotels.
TncsHov nce %

A.ron Hor.r-M Ramsey; A Eaton, Phil; Lincoln
Mr. Blunt; Genss Bait; Mr. Boys Munr0s, bo'
Welt Mr. Martin Louis' lille; Cohen, Thompson and
family, Eng.
AsrrRrcAN HorrL-Mr Robinson, Mr. Magrsdder, $
Armv;J G Thomas MIR Uhlorn, J Mslan, Longman,
Phil; Capt Mansfield Highce, 7 Army; air Chlds,
York; w Rockwell, Conn; g Meade WASHINGTON; Mr.
Hawthorn and family westchester;R McCune, Phil
CLINTON HoTrI-H G Hubbard, Middleton; w Cha.
rim Springfield; Mrs and Miss Pinkham, Hend-iekson
g IL WikoH Phil; II w Hudson, Hartford; w w White,
York; 2 Wood, Baltimore; hr liouShioI, Eoglanl; y
Smith, n Haven; II Laing, Wesichester
FR.sxiIs Hor,r--E Howe, w True, Portlsnd;
Charles,N York; w Jervis, Yonkersi Remsen; Dss.
ter Boston Nj Cory ell Hsv Mr. cod rotlsville
M I.andusen aud lady, Pail; Conant, Detroit.
Gtons HorsL.-J Lloyd, d Brown, Q Hnbts, G W
jackson, Pail; Mr. Gilbert, NYork; Wnherby Liver
pool; w 9 Redmond Charleston; Il sloane, Orleans
Pope, Providence.
Hsw.rp.' IiorrL-ED " Robinson, Albany; W ship
peIey w S Valentine Jer; 7 Hunting and lady, w
Hunting Boston, Viii. Americas w PRsthbon, Kinder
boox ID s sherman rokecrsie; r sherman Cattssill;
A Garrett, 5 Car; DR. Forty. v Army Brown. w
Wilson \ wright. Up Cana; Hull, Toy; X W Lo~b.r
aud laiy. B,,uyin; rGson, Bait.
ark L"A''''N' A'''
us,r,p sr,rFs H,rrL.-S Hotehkiss, II NJ Hunt, T
Woodw arr q Rice F Parker, Parker, Shelton Ms
Shsiton II Trowbridce Mitchell, Morley, W a
Lewis n liav.n; II ThofP Bissel, 4 HanlOrd, Nor
walk; % Tan ana brother CiFenve, Car; Mccall, W
w W,ight, RI FORESTER, G Marks. HA wey mari, y
York; Less. Feir Haven; kecf, ; Lee. Mass; HWht-
taker, Norwich; Kelley, Kelngiey folioek Flush
Col Baldwin,. Gen Address Gov Pennington, Boorse
um ID W vain, Van Dyke, Moore, NJ Williamson, J
NJ RI .rson q ~ HcChessey. " Jer Ally WD AtwU.l,
Hartford; Malay Car; Ives, Ala Clspp, Ando
yer; Mass; q w LORD and lady, Lyme, Conn., Nichols,
Boston; q Bradley, Wes;port; Pla't Bsrlin ID nav
son Albany; r & ) Gunter, Arkansas; w Hubbard W l.
Saunders Phil; Bates, Walton, Conn; Rash, Nor.
mont; TarbOx, Newark BrTt, sehenectadyi l w
bradley Cornwall; Briggs white, Mass { Palmer.
{ Bramara, T. Ha2lsmjJ LawTency, Lendoai w II
Cotton, Brooklyn.
wAvrRirr HousE-C Ridebcck, O Hicks IL Thcmpson,
lima - .nsF.
don; 8 W Csnnell w w Haley, Dale, Phil; Jones
Delaware; II kin, London; X Fitzpatrick, FloTdai
Tor Ion. ID Webster. Washington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
Genera. Cessfons
Present Judges IbgrahaIp, Ingi,, Lynch and two
Aldermen

Present Judges IDgrahap, Ingls, Lynch, and two
Aldermen.
Tsial Of Robert 'yhi,s, Esq, err Casiier of The
Manhattan Bank, for Petty Larceny.
FOURTH DAv.
Dzc. 22-Thc Jury having been called ever the
District Attorney SAID be had some Law author ties
which he wished 10 submit 10 the Court The learn
ed gentleman then read from, Jacobs Law Dietiona
ry the following definition -
Ar,sovE, rraovrS lsppToIa,or One that eoufsssing
felony committed by himself appealed accused others
10 be guilty Of the same crime He called spproser he
he must what he hath alleged and that proof
aRcienty by battle the country the election
him thst appealed aud the form fths accusation may be
found in CTomp just go See also Brector lin = stsund
Pl. Cor %.
fapcrson indicted Of treason felony not disabled TO
aceusr upon his nrraignmcn, before any plea pleaded
and before competent judges csnfesseth the Indictment
and takes oath TO reveal all easons and slonies that
esa or agan that arc parns sn me
crime contained in the Indictment; such rs.
rer.-s Just. i2g, H.P. C. I92'
When person hath pleaded not guilty he canaot
be approver Just i2e And persons sastcd Of
ieonysh not lie spProyers their accusation will
Hank EOS, vide Hen. w cap 9 a. TO charters ofparon.
ofcourse Ia tale sense Master Newc omb could no, he
deemed spprover, he having pesed not guilty" II
Jonahsn Thompson the spprover he ought have
hibed his wager OF bsle and thrown down his gage in
Wall street.
The learned gentleman also cited. from memory,
Crsbb's History Of the EngIish Law, article Com.
prrgator." Blackstone's Commentaries on " Benefit
".
Courts qso,ed by Russell in his well knewn work
- On Crimes "
MIR Staples then wen, into able and Learned
Argument on the right MIR " hiic possessed in the
book, though i, might have been paid for by the
ney Of the bank.
The District Attorney replied to Mr.. Staples on
the part Of the prosecution, and concluded about
half past o'clock.
Ou the re.ssssubliuy ofthe Court his Honor Judge
Ingraham, took a review OF the testimony, and went
all the law applicable To- the case before them
The jury then retired, aud after being locked up
for three hour, declared they unable TO agree
a verdict
Their Honors directed them N retire again, a1d
they had agreed when porter left the court
In the cours. of the day the Grand Jury came into
COAT with a number Of bills Of Indictment and ask
cd 20 be discharged.
His Hosor Judge Ingrahar,. said that he could not
comply with their request b fore Thursday at the
very earliest.
These bills were merely nr,he common every day
sort &C bad crimcs--nose for bribery, corruption,
pipo.layin3 or other extraordinary misdemesnors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

Ills most supreme and august Majesty the Grand krou
has been srousrd from his subcrs BY the generous sen
siby" Of his 10, al aud well beloved krouts and with
his ondesoensn he hssbeen pleased to NOD whi-h
signifies appreciation. Having received. as renewed evil
dences Of age and friendship the part Of his allies
bounleous supply Of good cheer, he ordains royal least
to given his palace unacr the charge OF his Steward
Krout Won Knowsnds at the end Of the Harlem Rail
road OIsrlem Rivcr wednesday the lath ofJanuary
by order Of the Arch Chancellor GevarHor General Of
Concy Island AMI its dspenleneios
HANS MARIYoT Won wICHELHAUsER.
a,a a.. Arch Chancellor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

dciesce, aud sent Monsiear Michael 90 study the
art OF sculpture, by digging stone the Isand, foT
three months.
Mary Kahn. a very old woman, was charged with
stealing something
Coast-How came such old woman as YOU to
do this crmel
Prisoner Oh it's the first time.
COurt-Wel!, then more the pity. Who do you
live with?
Prisonr-why, who should live with bat my
own lawful husbandf
COu,t-W ell, in TIE hopes that you may reform,
adjudge you to the Tombs for ten days.
EXIT Mary in custody.
James Laison, a very cunning looking well dress
ed negro, was charged with stealing fowls out Of
wagon at Washington Market.
A witness swore that he saw the negro take the
fowls out Of the wagon, and that he knew HIM again
because the negro wore black SIR gloves stitched
with white, on the occasion OF his forasing among
the poultry jnbbers
The Court found the negro guilty, but in oonside-
ration Of his proving very good character, IRON
ly mitigated the sentence to thirty days only" Of
the stone digging process.
The convict negro turned up the white of his eyes
at this ana his friend the sexton, murMured out
Datmercy | to oaers shcw,
Dat amerey shcw TO me-"
and with this wise saw he made his exit from the
Colrt
Julia Benson and Julia Johnson a couple of very
young whtey brown negro damses, were charged
with lifting wet linen without leave first had and
obtained
A very fat rosy checked middle aged lady told
long story 10 their Honors which induced them TO
adjudge one Of the gentle Jula's to the tombs and
told the other to go home with her mamma, who
promised to inhct little wholesome birching on
the young incorrgible.
Mary McMahan, middle aged Irish lady, was
charged with stealing empty barrel from the door
o. a store.
The following col,oquy is illustrative of the doc
rine Of the largest liberty:
Coart-HOw came you to take the barrel!
P1is0ner--Is il taking it away you n1ane!
C0urt-To be sure do.
Prisoasr-Well, then, wanted to burn it; shure
its free country.
Court-Well, lift is, you must not take other eo-
pies barrels.
Prisoney-Wha not to burn?
Court-No And unless you can prove good
character, we shall send yout the Penitentipry.
Prisoner Oh its my cid man that give me the
best of karac,ers. Pll 60 and fetch him.
Court-Ns, you don't. You must stay in prison
till Saturday. and then well what he says about
you.
Exit Mary, looking as woe besene as if she had
lost dollar aud ound dime. Ben Porter, gem
teel ioafer was up for "sixty days" for mis-
taking another gentlemans white satin vest for his
own.
A number Of native loafers aud foreign vasabonds
OF both ssXcs and all colors, sent back TO the
TSmbs because their Honors had not time 10 attend
TO them this morning
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

ImroErAzr MrrTISs.-This evening 251 met.
at a quartet before o'clock the fourteeath ami
versary fth. Tract Society, aud the eighteonh Of
the Female Branch, will be held IN the Broadway
Tabernacle. The meeting will be addressed by
R.v'ds Messrs. Choules, Hutton. Parker, y. D.,
and the Hon. Thso. President Of the
Society. Music by the choir Of the Church, assis.
ted by member, Of the New York Academy NJ ss-
cred Music. A collection will be taken up. Let
ovsIy pous male and female be psnctusl in their
tendance, aud then give literally.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
The News.

We received the news by the Acadia, from Bos-
ton, yesterday at eleven o'clock, and issued tive
Extras before o'clock We in the field,
one hour in advance of every other paper in town.
Our Commodore boarded the Stoninston steamer,
far up the East River, and the frstto bring US
paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

On the ID inst in the e5h wear Of his age al his late re-
sidence in Illinois, Thoncs Hep, pilot, for many yeas
resident Of this city.
suddenly at savannah on the sih Sept, lest, Cspisis
rsd,dial W,i native of Norwich, Conn in the fnie's
year OF his age.
The Norwich papers III please copy.
On Monday llsii inst, Daniel CaanG, in the sod year %
his age. . -
Funeral tomorrow afternoon ~ o'clock, from No -
East Broadway.
On Monasy 2is lost, Jesse GIANT, in the 32i year %
his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

AsornrR OUTRAGE The British cruisers o, the
African coast are becoming rather too impatient
Lately they have searched several american roer-
cha1tmcn on the high soas. It's time for them to
stop Captain Flowery, e he bark William ra,-
ccs of New York now AZ Havana, report. that While
on the Colst he was stizod By an English cruiser
a.d "fsihcr scufvily treated" Bat sub equtut.
" released This Is oulrastous, and II the covers.
msnt q ths coanuy admit it- right of search on t,e
high stas. L., il BE- agisitiy ssosn. LET opr sea
captains know what they have 90 eSpcc'.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

GCAyAMA, 10Th Nov, 1910.
Nothing Of Importance to notice in this quarter
The crop will commence about the first Of January
and promises 20 he fair. This market is well ,up.
piled with smast every article Of American pro-
duce, and scarcely any thing will ray profit SUI
CARS from here OF inferior quality, shipped last
year to France and England, paid very handsome
proGts; while those OF superior quality to the
staies, mostly gave loss, excepting some late ship
ments. Prices varied fros, to 4 IA last crop. We
anticipate from TO this, il not higher.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

CuArrAn TurArpE.-To.nisht a tremendous
bill is offered. Sberidans brilliant piece OF Pizar
ro With Thorne in the field, as OrazeIobo, and his
tai, nj ed wife Cora with the entire strength ~ the
company he best in the city. See the bill ard be
satisfied. The DIANA of Jonathan Bradford, which
has met with the greatest success, ~ also to be
played, for the lastne, to make way Tor thing
new We presume the house will be crowded 10
H.. m at extent.
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rc,r York I,nst Once.

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Caraner,x ORce.

Disc. % Death in the I0ni5s-An inquest
held ON the BODY Of Charles Quin, native If Ire
land fged 60 Quin had been cominitted as dis
rly-i e. he had been charged with breaking
wind rvs, had re money to pay the sum Of eight
dollars, and thersupon committed. Having been in
the habit of INDUCING himself in the drinking Of
sundry gin slisgs per day, he seized with deli
rum trencns when coniincd without his favorte
beverage, and died ia the night. The Jury brosSht
in q verdict according 10 said facts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
s16.Ias 500 q

a. L.RSnERs Cash'sr
Bank OF the United states, Oct 81, 1870
Il appears that the wishes Of the London Stockholders
are pom.ly compiled WITH while the wishes Of the Anc
icsn people, whose whole business has been derssge
for years by the n.olyent concern arc treated will
silent contempt This account is very different from an
heretofore published by Inc bank viii be remembered
that last year there wss discrepancy OF s5oooooo 10
tween the account, published here dated Oct ls ane the
published ID Europe unier the same date By the
present return, appears that the assets Of the Bank
havs diminished S7 o0o 600 since the February statements
This appears 20 have risen principally from emitting the
account Of the oil L. s. Bank The stocks on honi in
London those carrie out by sr Jsuos TO pledged 6
new loans.
The specie appears to have inersa-ed leo, oceI
Circulation decreased, S,occoo0I
Post Notes si)ooee
Dch:to State Banks increased, .SooeI
Due from sto.oOV.
Notes OF State Banks, decreased, loo,eeo|
Discounts personal security toWO0s.
Stock accounts reared, iioVVcVS.
The concern appears to have been merging into az n
loan Office ns,c ad Of mercantile banking ihsi'u
ion snl for any purpose Of commercial banking sn,isS
ly useless:
The transactions At the stock board this morning ~sr
moderate without much change. IS. Bank declined
per cents yicksburg per cent; ~ American Trust and
Bank improved per cent In other stocks there was nos
much change Domestic bills heavy-t.lls on rhis
delpha II l. dis; Baltimore II si.i New Orleans II
d; Mobile 81 s! dis. Indiana per cent stocks vsss
quoted at :. a "a decline Of per cent
is rumored that Injunction has been lad uos the
Wayne county Bank.
The bill permitting the banks TO issne small notes pss's
The low house ofthe Ohio Legislature ON the ian INST
BY vote of5o to a. The correspondent OF the Cineiu
Gazette states that the passage Of the bill was sssd
I'd by dlsreputahls row.
Resolutions have been introduced into the s.ns's
Kentucky, in favor ofa Bank ofthe United states.
The Louisville Journal states that the banks OF ges
lucky have issued circular to most OF all the banks
the Mississippi valley proposing eenr onton in Lons
will. on the abth january confer in relation to The
sumption OF specie payments
The olo ing the leading features Of The Ms'ssohs
sets bsaks as compared with last year;
R.nn. or M...AcursKII.. Nov. Isa. Akp Non. ls-lo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23


BLACK MaiL.-The pieus, religions, and highly
respectable scoundrels Of Wall street, are wooder
ing " by we row defend Bob White against iona
than Thompson and the Manhattan Bank They
surmise thus :-"It must be produced by black
nail" Bennett is paid for it, &c. &c.
When Bob White was in his glory, and impatient
ly bestriding Wall street, like Colossus, managing
the Manhattan Bank as he chose, we never hesitai'
ed to investigate his conduct, and 10 eensure has
wrong acts When he was turned out Of the Bank,
and then vindictivelv indicted for stealing book
merely 10 disgrses him. and crafty malice, he thea
became the oppressed. From that moment, We
rose against his persecuiers and il would be the
sane case il Joha o. Haggerty or Webb were 70
fall into the hands Of the Philisiines
We detost oppression in all and in every 'hspe.
If the Grand Jury had indicted Bob White Tor be-
ing a bloekbead in tho true science Of finance, we
would have said "amen" to the act, and joined ~
verdict Of guilty at once. Bo. we suppose II
financial gnoranee and folly were TO be indicable,
half Of Wall street would have to embark Tor Black
Wells Island, and the other half for salt River.
Tie highly respectable rasca.s OF Wall street never
will anders and principles or aeiic'. Oppres.
sion 10 all shapes we OPT ose, and the oppressed Of
all kinds we support-without hope Of favor or re-
ward IL is all instiaet
in us and ever will Ice so.
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Married.

A, Broollvn on Saturday 10Th inst. by The Hs' Ds
cutler John oorp 81 Oporo and New York, 10 us7s e
fbsyins' daughter Of rTancis Parcs, ofihis city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
NEW YORK HERALD.
page.

o. For the latest news by tho Southern mail from
Washington, see the POSTSCRIPT on the fourth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

srrAu snlr GaEAr WEsrEpy, leacs for Dris.
t1l, Encia ., vas seen the lith nat 4 p " % at
90, Nlca G5,w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
Henry Clay In New York---His Return {"
Washington.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Clay left the Aston House,
accompanied by his colored servant and baggage,
and embarked on board the Jersey City ferry boat
to Join the railroad train for Philadelphia his
way to Washington. On board the boat, he found
Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Curtis, their way 10
Washington to join their husbands. Mr.. Clay greet
ed them with great cordiaty, and expressed his
delight ia having their company to the capitol.
Mr. Clay was in this city and neighborhsod three
days, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. On satlr-
day he went to visit bis grand children Long
Is!and-on Sunday he made visit to the Lord,
and heard a sermon-and Monday he received
visits from the leading politicians CT both parties
at the Aston House. He was invited to dinners,
public and private, innumerable, but he had the
tact and discretion to decline all such manifesto
tons. lis old friend, John l.. Lawrence, whom he
would Ike to see collector, he Was glad TO see.
Many CT the c.Ecc seekers called to him at tao
Aston. Signor Joe Hoxie, Jacob Acker. David Ora
ham, Watson Webb, ana host of others crowded
his rooms. ''I doat Willis Hall here" said
Mr.. Clay. GO He is in Albany" g We'll" replied
Clay, g woad like to see Hail. he is true friend;
he does not row way and lock another Seve-
raj Of the especial friends Of Webster and Scott who
in the room, bit their lips, but said nothing
In his conversations here, Mr.. Clay very
snl javiaiiull Of high spirits, inspired, no doubt
by hi, eminent position for the succession but an
cemmanly costive in his political developments
The principal point OF interest among the aoiiti-
clans here is the esllcctorship. 1t is generally
known that the Hon. Edward Curtis is the prefe-
renee Of Hr. Webster, and John l.. Lawrence that
of Mr. Clay Bat we have some curious infcrma'
ton that Gene raj Harrison has already made rp bis
mind 10 give that Office 10 Solomon Van kcnssal2or
late Postmaster OF Albany, removed by Mr.. Van
Boren. General Van II. an old military associ
ate Of the President elect, early the Old ird
an campaigns on the Miami and TipPecanoe. Ge-
neral Harrison has also invited his Did friend 30
meet him ON his way to Washington, AID TO be pre-
sent at his inaug uration. To escape from the con-
test and trouble Of numerous aspirants Tor the col
lectorship General Harrison " i'll find il probably
wise decision 20 confer the Office General van
Rrnss elaerand perhaps, under all the cirenn'tsn-
ces of the case, i: woald be the bc, 10 pur
General Van r. is COMPETENT to h,i the flee,
aad would excite feelings Of rivalry in AIRY quar-
10
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REroRrsD Loss or PAokEr Sur EgaorE =
The Liverpool shipping Gazette" 81 the Sd mat
cont ained the folio Aira =

Bss, CsrnuoH. Nov. lO.-A bottle was picked up or
Monday last at Widemouth, three miles fou This, IN
which was paper, Of which the follswing is literal
cory
ascrs ss-Th. ship Europe black lsll line for Sew
York Nrscked. third day at Crew takes OF bv
brig inward hound. irem Slii amic CAP, Marshal snd
two sailors drOr ned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

In eontrslictng the above, IT is only nee. .srv TO
state that the Efr1ps sailed hence on the lst inst
for Liverpool, aud therefore could not have been
lost in November. We doprotest against thi, kill
ing of Of cur packet captains in such summary
way. Because steam has been SO succcssfui /, o
excuse Some rsscslly sailor on board the Europe,
NJ doubt killed hi, captain and shpmatss o. PAPER
corked them up, and threw them overheard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23

This retura shows healthy increase in the business
the banks Commensurate with the Improvement |"
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