Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28


PWvements, as understood sad p-actised by the
philadelphia fnanciers, have been gl,riously imita-
fed In Rochester. We have corporati on shinplas-
ters payable the day after the millennium, scithouti in
feresf. large batch of shinplssters came due the
10Th OF this month, and the antmasonic adm a,lsr-
tion at Albany, were kind enough lend tEs mo
ney to pay tf's,n Off The people groanng vnGer
the weight OF sher taxes-busncss is at a stand--
| our merchants make the IasKiOnsBle four To NsE
York, TO comprSmise- II ia ic5i,sidefeff an &c
fepys indictable secumrnon law ~ \ man to p. liz,
.deyfs' Our place. hs been oyerf6n with New~forA
jobbsss out cr,isclof ation collect or
seeuPe debts. Pocr fellows! they must Nave found
poor picking this qsarter. All the bank rupt -four
csmms yen houses in your city, have oss have lhxA
deprivation here for the purpose of closing their
affairs. The hillers curse the Commission mer-
chants-rfhe commission merchants curse the banks
1.-THE banks curse both millers and commission mer-
cAants-and the farmers curse all ooncermedabr the
low price cf wheat. Soyou there is more
ing than blessing in this region Petitions are noW
circulating here urging the canal board to hasten
the enlargement of the Erie Canal through this oity
The enlargement project" sthe greatest hambugof
the age. canal of forty feet wide and five feet
deep, with doable locks would have answered erery
purpose fort the next century. know the secret his
tory of the enlargement project and the more
speedy enlargement and at some future time will
give it to you Suffice il say, that the ball wasset
in motion by men who wanted Jobs on the caual, and
others who waated'to sell the property wouldb be
necessary for sAs State to take in making the en-
money in making acanal from Mount Morris to OleaR
Point, That portion of the Genessee valley canal
will never pay for the whiskey drank by the men
employed in its construction It, penetSates a ne
gfon Where shingles are aegalrender, at one dollar
| bunch. Whe,e the moss the trees grow to a
yard in length-and where IS kept IN green
houses exatic Below give you a table Of pri-
ces Of produce in this market in lS3D.. There was
| then'no complaint Of very hard times.
Rochester prices, .apyiL $780, ...; Fs1,uary. ls.s
F Mneat 20. 20 e as, P snl Dr'hel cents Z"
$$ :$ { 3 = = s:.'' ...,., E.
B PsstefF q. aSa to 800 peEEevt 4oOtos.:
Soyou seethe revulson has not brought back
to the sober prices of 1880. Then farms sold at 70
dollars per acre that have since been sold at from
4 40 10 10 dollars. The gross amount of Indebtedness
of Monroe county is now ten times more than in 1890
i for aGenrral Bankrupt Law! Yours, SO.
| tli a Police once.
1 TIE French LtbeUers-dy7est of Barfhe{emu-
About 8 o'clock off GER w elsh and John Davis made
their appearance with Peter Barthelemy in custody,
whom they bad arrested in the periieus ofi"the
| Egyptian tombs." Barthelemy was attended by his
friend s"the Fire King and two decent looking for
eignsr, who he said were ready to go bail.
Justice Wyman said that it had been inimated to
duce the bail from S5Ooc $1,000 and he then pro-
ceeded to question the profIered ball. 10 their pro-
perty. Their answers proving satisfactory, their
bonds were taken, the fees paid, and Monster Bar
thelemy set at liberty. The parties who gave bail
for him. called themselves Jean Baptste Isweremal,
wine merchant, 557 Grand street, and Loreaux Re-
my Baker, liz Pearl street. .-.... 81"
Justice w lyman said, that justice to De Bouillon,
he thought his bail ought to be reduced, and that if
| he would appear before him, it should be done.
MT. VOORHEES, then applied to the Justice, in be
while the head devils in the affair out, and at
liberty. 4.!1t9. .-., .r a.'. , g ait-ises
Mr.. Wyman said, that il these men could find bail
in reduced amount, so as to secure their appear
ance at Court he thought the ends of justice would
| be answered. .tas... .lf-..
ACoupis of Femais Robbers.--A very handsome
young GIRL who called herself Kate KimIey was
| brought up, charged with carrying off a tin box,
containing quantity OF gold coins, from the house
| of Francis b. Oldershaw, go l-2 broadway Mr..
o. statedth that the accused had formerly lived la
dies maid with his family, and that after she left
she used 10 drop in occasionally see the children,
and chat with the servants. day or two since she
box which contained nearly Sl00 In gold CON- was
missing. He Immediately gave a description Of her
person to an officer, and, on Thursday morning, she
was arrested and quantity OF the money found in
her possession. Fate transferred to the tombs.
The next case was very pretty little black eyed
demerip, who has been living in very dashng style,
up town, yet was charged with robbing the 6oudor
of one OF her intimate acquaintance, Of gold chain
and breach. The name OF this fair delinquent, is Ell
ther Eliza ID. Lane, Eliza Jefferson, and seems
she had been IN the habit of visiting another Young
belle Of the paw e. named Martha Hastings. who lived
| at IS Leonard street. On ednesday, Eliza called
there, and while fixing herself at Martha's toilet she
contrived to carry off the gewgaws Of her friend
| The offence hasing been sworn TO, Eliza was sent to
keep Kate company. tftv e. .r,a,t
Making clean s,recp,-A few DAYS after Christ
mas last negro absquatulaed from the city Of AL
| bany, taking with him the wife Of his particular
FRIEND together with 81 100 worth Of his most par
| ticular friends cash and moveabIes. The occur
renee made considerable noise among the fash
lonabe negroes Of Albany at the time, and the in
jared husband made application t. Judge Kane to
have the rsnaways detected The gallant niger
and the frsil beanty were, however, too light Of
heel for the Albany indefaigables and nothing was
heard OF them until few days since, when two Of
| our rkaowing ones got scent Of the hero and thew
| soon had him in the tombs Neither the lady nor
| the money have, however, been recovered
| The name OF this gallant and fashionable niger
gentleman is George Jennings MD he will be trans
ferred to Albany to await the reward Of his mis~
| deeds. So. D. .If. FIX.
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