Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

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ON ELEcrlox.-Ezra White was eonvisted Of
numbering poor inofsnsive Irishpan under cir
cunsiancss Of great ageravation. Whits's sentence
has been delayed from time to time by the Exseu-
tive, the seapocks Of this city, Of which he
leading feature, can muster some four or five hun
dred votes The general opinion is, that II they pull
| the right way, White will not be hanged.
AT the September term of the Court OF Sessions,
young gentleman, whose family hare influence at A.
bany was convicted offorgery, and adjudged to the
State Prison for two years. This convict was let
cut bail by Recorder Morris, and then committed
another offence, for which he was never brought to
trial. The Recorder deciding that Governor Sew
ards pardon, which Kingsleys fimily had obtained,
exonerated this Master Willim w. Kingsley, and he
Of course, went to Albany to be respectable MEM
| her OF society again.
| At the same term, one Leonard NJ Tufts, another
respectable scion of an Albany family of respect
| ability. convicted Of defrauding poor English
pedlar, by paying him worthless bank paper and az
ter con vietion he was permitted to go out bail.
Two terms have transpired, and this Master Leo
nard Tufts has not yet been brought up by the Dis.
trct Attorney and adjudsed to the State Prison,
he ought to have been, before now. .r.e1
Why are either, or all Of these malefacters, per-
mitted to go "unwhipt Of justice ? We ask this
| for the last time before the election.
NEws FROM EuRorE the .Indepen.
dence, Baltimore, Orpheus and Toronto packets ar
rived. The last two left England the 4th alt.
The Independence put into Greenock, and sailed
thence also at late date. The next packet will,
there ORE bring news and we shall probably receive
the next intelligence from Europe by packet ship
Cunards steamer, Columbia, advertised to have left
Liverpool 10Th ult for Boston, probably did leave
on that day. the 9th Of eptember she had not
her machneryin The Queen and Britannia the
next steamships to arrive.
DISTINGUISHED SrRASeERs.-There is a large
number of shed indiv iduals in town just
prime pally at the Aston House. We have General
Mercer, President of the Union Bank Of Florida
Nicholas Biddls, Esq., ex-President Of the U. s
Bank-Sanuel Jsudon, ESQ, ssent Of the U S. Bank,
his way TO England by the President-Geaeral
Winfield Scott, U. s Army-Joseph Gales, Esq of
Washington and family. Probably the sailing of the
President brings the fnanciers hers-probably the
election brings the politicians and statesmen-and
probably the fashions bring the ladies.
| We have received from our correspondent in the
West beautiful and picturesque account ofFanny's
visit to the Falls, which we shall give in day
two. We have not heard whether she is to appear
at the Park or no,-but surely she does not intend
to return Paris this year at least. There
many strangers in town who have never yet seen
her.
Little ErrEcr The developments of election
frauds, both here and at Philadelphia, seem to have
produced little effect in the result Of the election in
Penns Viva nia. Peoples minds were made up, and
| explosions can't change them. ..s-
| o. The Sparians, locofoco band of about two
hundred fghting boys, "armed to the teeth pa
raded the streets on Saturday night, with music,
''makiHg the night hideous" They want to fall in
with the Wing Unionists-and then Greek will meet
| Greek.
ANOTHER SACRED CoScERr.-Mr. John Braham
gives another concert at the Tabernacle, Thurs
day evening. We want some such thing to clear
away the rubbish left by the election.
Mr.. AUSTIN ParLLIPs-This talented young
composer, has lately arrived this city and intends
making it his personal residence as a composer and
teacher OF singing and the Pianoforte. We have
several Of his compositions before u.s. all OF exceed
ing taen',-two especially, "rhoa hast left to
my sorrow, and sersaaie, List to my song, oh,
lady mine" perfect gems. He is also of the
best organsts that has ever visited this country,
having presided at the Cathedral Organ Of w ellis fer
several years the Cathedrals being decidedly the
finest, il not the only school for this nobs in.tru
msnt 1t was at Wells Cathedral that Letter, the
celebrated basso, received his musical education.
MIS- SurroS-we learn with. satisfaction that
this lady gives her first concert since her return
from Europe on Monday the 9th November instant,
at the City Hotel, when will be presented choice
se.sc,ion Of Italian and English music The artists
who assist, and the arran scmen,s will be given in
day or two.
PARK THEArRE.-Power and Piacide play toge-
Their tonight, in the popular drama Of Rory OMere,
| which should humby epine would draw an az
dsnre together despite Of the intense interest which
the great political drama sxcites in the public mind
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Booth is engaged to APP
pear at this house tonight in Sir Giles Overreach
one Of his very best character. The announcement
Of this actor is not always followed by his advent
bat on this occasion we believe that tie manager
has taken steps to insure his Attendance. An nnu.
suaily good house may, therefore, be looked for the
election excitement to the contrary wthstand,bs
Booth is said to be in capital voice and spirits.
treat may therefore be expected. Thorne is deserv-
ing Of Just credit for his exerons to please the pub
| lie
To the Public.
The Wing Press seek 10 divert public attention
from recent developments duplicating their Lead
ers in fraud upon the elective franchise, by draw
irg me into q paper alteration: and although re-
greet beng forced enter the arena with those who
| stand branded before the community as the apollo
gists, for, IL not the abettors Of, political cor
Tuption yet feel IL an incnmbca duty 10 promptly
meet and refu,e, this last SANDER upon my eharac-
ter.
II may be remembered. snmc two or three weeks
since, published acard demanding the publication
of charges against me, made in reference to suits
| betwees the Merchants Exchange Bank and myself
which were being circulated in private for political
effect Until today this call received no sotce.-
1 Hat A..tu AZ ftu,o vvk~ tx~r<
could be but one intervening day between the pub
| LEGATION Of my denial and the electioa-at q time