Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
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'OS< C~*O Cr~Oc'< W."
This in English is " The President of the United
States to the Imaum of Muscat"
With the fire arms are bullet moulds, bullet cut
tiers, cap filters and holders, chargers, hammers,
hammers, and all the appurtenances necessary, very
neatly, handsomely, and compactly made, each sup
piled with place in the cases, which are of maho-
gany and lined 18th black or blue black silk velvet
On the cover Of each case is also silver plate with
the above inscription.
These splendid articles can be this morning,
at the manufacturers store, No. l55 Broadway.
The MEANNEss AND FALsEHooD THE CREDIT
PREss-It seems from the following that the influ-
of the cash system of the " Herald, is begin
ming to be felt in Canada. The " Express" publishes
the following from the GO Montreal Courier in re.
lation to the news by the Sheffield, with view to
convey the impression that we did not publish any
thing new by that packet =
In the Courier of yesterday, all the news brought by the
English papers, since the last preceding arrivals was g-
Some Of contem porares have repubshed Par
amentary intelligence of old dates, repetition oil what
had been already given apparently led into the error Of
believing il to be fresh from seeing presented as such IN
the columns orthe No York Herald That paper is in the
habit of quilting the New Workers with reehoues OF this
kind.
Now, the fact is, that none OF the articles publish
ed on the arrival of the Sheffield were publish.
which made that statement the "Montreal Courier"
there were several of items of foreign news and
in the 9Th column of the I'd page there the whole
of the Canadian Shipping news, brought by the Shelf
field, which was published exclusively in the " New
York Herald" credited to the " CONNIE rcia Adver-
tiser.' This is honesty and fairness with ven
geance. No comment is necessary on this.
MOVEMENTS OF THE WINGS, &c.-John spen-
Ger, Secretary of State, came in town Monday,
regulated certain aspiring fnanciers IN Wall street,
took his dinner and glass Of wine at the Aston
House, and left for Albany in the 5 o'clock boat
The result OF Weeds labors among the Wall street
gentry, not satisfactory to Mr. Spencer, and he
| came down to adjust matters himself The selfish
schemes of the Rtrig1ers in this city, eopardi-
zing the safety of the wing party, and nothing but
a strong cohesive principle, can prevent general
dissolution, unless their movements are promptly
and eifectually rcpressed. Mr.. Spencer, who is
bewildered by no sophistry, deceived by misre-
presentations, understands the precise position OF
affairs here, and penetraes the motives of the nan-
cia clique in Wall street. whose influence has pre-
dominated at Albany, until the integrity Of the patty
| is in imminent danger, and he intends TO put a
stop to their Interference at and forever. Co.
vernon Seward has been made TO dance TO the pi-
ping of the clique, and Weed has played second
fiddle 10 their lead until the party is the brink
of destruction; but John c. Spencer cannot be hum
will depart from Judah. and the infueaco Of the
corrupt fnancicrs of Wall street. will not be worth
| one straw.