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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
. Bloody with squirting,
Fiery hst with haste !"
The 6rsthalf 81 so The second
50 The third SO. TIE fourth 50 so.
The fifth 81. and the last 81 50. Also for
the remainder Of the term.
THOMAS BARKER.

IAe Last Murder Cdse.-Thc officers have beeu
engaged for the last three days in erretng out the
murdsrers Of or old Huntingdon, who was bar
barously beaten at Harlem few nights since. They
have since then succeeded in arrestng fifteen Irish
rowdies, six Of whom have been admitted to BAIL and
the others committed to await their examination
The names of he rinseadcrs in the outrage, now in
custody, are Peter Warburton, John McCowan, alias
McCawle, Thos Cullen, Thos McGif, Mike Dunn,
James Lynch, John Farmer, James Garrighan and
James ANYWAY. The investigation into the charges
against these men will commence in a few DAYS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
gssE ID.

On Monday, the 27h instant Mr. Wm McClssky, aged IS
ysNs.
His friends aud acquantarces respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Wednesday morning At nine O'Clock,
from hi, late residence Of Murray and Greenwich
T-snGguration Church, whre high will be celebrated
by the Rev. Mr. yarea.
In Brookyn the 2sh in the 9th year Of his age,
Mr. John Moody boot asd shoe dealer native Of England.
His eads ard acquaintance respectfully invited at
tend his funeral his late residence 1872 Fulton ST. Brook
Ign. Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock, without fur
ther notice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-RtyNoLDs 4 PAR.
A. MELN'S elaborated FEMALE HEALTH RE-
SrORATlVE - now sdu,itte, TO be remedy superior
any other present IN for the diseases peculiar tho
FEMALE COESrI TUITION.
invariably distractions regulates, in
painful frequent prouse msntrusop aud has cured
the obstinate of Floor Alb
DR. j. Morrison, who has prsetsed medicine twenty
years in Oneida y. " IT, That il the best
cine IN In Of retention suppression of
think II will sustau the appela,ion of sps,ic
have tried II in the with admrabl. success; and
wish Tor the sake Of suffering Females that all Physician.
would in reduce into their Practice have found the
Pills fully TO answer their recornme nAslion."
Physicians unvers lily (who have given 1t fair rial tel. a
similar story
For Testimonials Of the hghest character from Physicians
aud ether respectable individuals pamphlet which be
had gratis Of all who cell the Medicine See also advertise
mens In the New York Jstter nd Signal
REYNOLDS PARMELY, Proprietors.
Pitisford, Muuroe Co.. N. "
FOR SALE in this city at 70 Fulton street Of
Gold 100 Fulton of William st. 6il Gas fud I'll
Brosdwayi los Sixth Avenue 20s Greenwich ST. ia Canal
Of Lsgrens sts b6 Grand Of Lewis 297
Hudson st, corner OF Spring; loi Cherry st.
ny- For sale az above, Rev. J. COVGRTs BALM OF
LIFE. which highly recommended by the physicians and
others remedy FOR COUG 8, COLDS, CONSUME.
TON BRONCHITIS, and all diseases Of the Lungs and
Windppe See circulars containing testimonials OF the high
est e'pectahility whiehe be had ats {" absre hiS 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

The coroner held inquest the body Of Jane
Smith, the infant daughter of lunatic woman, who
was delivered in the asylum four days since. The
Jury, after patient investigation, found that 'he
deceased died in consequence Of hemorrhagr OF the
navel and and general ll-ussge Of its mother while
IN state OF lunacy"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
GuDer BOlirc GGcr.

Dfore Soapiocss faken.-John Cogswell, a ship
carpenter, residing in Second street, near Avenue
and ID, was arrested by one of the indefatigables
OF this Office, charged with participating in the out
RACES committed on New Years eve. The accused
was identified by Magee, and the magistrates di.
rected him to find bail in the sum Of 500 William
ii. Waterbury, residing at No. l01 Lewis street, and
who is SAID 10 be the street nspe ctor of the lth
Ward became his bail, and the soaplock rowdy was
set at liberty.
A Desperate. "A fellow, who rejoices in the dou.
BILE cognomen of VIM Mcnamara, alias VIM. She
da, was brought up, charged with robbing Michael
Smith Of silver watch and purse, containing some
S25 McNamara was also charged wi robbing
Thomas McArdle, Of Sixteenth street, of book,
containing Sl4 Scarcely had these charges been
disposed OF, ere the sheriff Of Richmond county
Bloody with squirting,
Fiery bet with haste, )"
made his appearance to say that Mister Mcnamara
had been vicImzing all and sundry denizens Of that
county, for which he wanted him TO return "to his
bailiwick" Before this gentenan's request could
be fairly disposed Of Mrs. Cox, who sides in the
Bowery, above d street, made her appearance. and
said that the same loaer had robbed her Of pocket
book containing $50 bill Of the bank of Penn town.
ship. On the person Of this loafer was also found
paper, which ran thus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

GERMAN Silver Of every siEe, 10 sheets and Wire,
4 al.o in Inoot. rpapuTae tuted and for sale by
T. J. sEIXAs, ala Water at.
has also Cor sale Copp and Brass, Sheet Zuc, Spell
ter Lead Block Tin and II. Plate &c, for approved paper
en- accommodating terms ia22 lmis" WAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

ENARKABLE CURE or CONSTITUTIONAL
Va daughter ef the Rev J. Dean few months since at
tackled wi splitting Of blood, wi eh witt other causes
produced consunon The be. physicians constant
attendance aud medicine u.ed which they supposed
any But her disease evidently hasty consumption
and ordinary could effect At leSch the doe
r whose permitted TO give, seat for Dr. Tay
ors Ba.an Of Lyerwort la three days she stronger
and her cough considerably relieved She Improved rapidly
IN sir weeks she well This she told
herself this day In fact this medicine is every day
in important cases. GO. TAYLOR, VI. u.
ps- Sold genuine at s-s Dowery; in Philadelphia, at 90
Nor IN Sixth VI. is 3tditws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
HGI,NING nERALD-sDsP NEWS.
ssort OF New York, Janunry rs.
Packets so Depart.

ssNDN~.
Mediator, Champlin, Feb !
Wellington, Chadwick Feb. 10
b. Qseen, (s) Roberts, Feb |
LIVERPOOL.
8. America, Bailey, Fe'. |
G.Washing, on, Burrows, Feb :
HAvRE.
Chas Carroll, Russell, Feb !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

TNHE GENT ENAN who found the brown silk nurse on
Monday last containing thirty dollars respectfully in.
formed that his honorable intention Of returning same
the by his call at the Sun Office Tuesday
last has been frustrated by the oupsbe indifference and
neglect OF Mr. Beach the proprietor o. that paper who
elected to order down his address, As the purse
the cash the advertiser possessed and who has
family he earnestly hopes the finder will put him in
Of the same by leaving it his address the Herald
and not at the SUM- at No n Oak street. The
akes this opportunity of notifying The public that he purposes
laying before them statement of facts relative the
full treatment he has received from the proprietor
is23 IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
PACKETS 20 Arrive.

Lorpor.
Philadelphia, Morgan, Feb 20
b. Queen, ~ Re ,rts, Jan !
LIVERPOOL
Europe, Marshall, Dec 10
r. Henry. Delaeo. Dec Is
Liverpool g. Enslssdue, Jan 20
HAvREs
V. De Lyen, AZ Bermuda, rcp'g
Erie, Iunek, Dec "a
Khonc. Wotten. jan !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
MONEY MARKET.
IN rdny. San. 27-6 =. W.

The Britih Qu.es is sll anNio'sly expected The mar
kss continue 10 droop The board this morning the
sales quite small great decline in rates. taking ut
view the limited transactions u S. Bank declined - per
cent North American Trust aud Banking Canton Co. 81
Harlem improved per cent; Delaware and HudsOn I, Man
haitian Bank declined per cpt Corporation improved
per There sales Of bill, on Philadelphia 81
per The Boston and Worcester Railroad has declared
dividend Of per cent payable the February in New
York at 81 all street The rate for money remains atou,
the same FOR short business paper The banks sixty
nine, days busnes. paper redily other paper floating
the market, all rates, from ~ 10 per per mouth int.
rest. The .uo large but IL Is very dicult nego-
ate even At these m At Richmond vs on the
sd, the folio sing sales were made;
40 ,hsr. Farmer. Bank. 100
% Vrgsis naah, 90
Six per ceut. state Stock 10
The following banks have declared dividends
since the SUSPENSION according to return mace BY TIE state
treasurer
w,oui,r Rail- RAJ s5Il5 90
C,yl,st. 60 ~ 1926 40
Nanuf,rturers and Mechsncs Bank, l0,525 W
Bank Of Mon gomery County, lua19 ~
Warmers Bank Of Bucks Csuny, Soss ~
Bans OF hamhcrsDurg, Ib3 W
Northampton tnS, TAl A,es7 ~
Mon IN gahela Bank OF brownsville, lDl 900 OO
Honesdale Bank, 81 $500 w
Bank OF P,tisbufp tBl IS 6sl 90
Frsasn INK Of Washington, tBl l9oo 90
Bank OF the Northern Libtrtiss, 80 600 90
Farmers Bank 0f Laocas'M, l2iSi 70
Farmers mk Of Reading, 800 %
Lebanon Bank, 35l4 90
LewstOvn Bank.
Northumberland Bank 10000 90
sI9Oss, 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

S1OO ONE HuNDkED DOLLARS REWARD
W wv. will be paid for tie recovery Of the body Of MIR
Samuel Henry OF Manchester, ngland who pas
beard the Lexington the night Of the 18th instant
Mr. Henry about 81 years OF light complexion black
hair little inclined to grey: sma whskers; AID about
feet or inches high; blue very dark
ored pilot great coat pockets IN the sides and the
breast for watch dark freck with plain collar; dark
pantaoo, open in 'front.' dark figured vest and probably
New York made pair Of boots with cork solos, had with
gold watch, supposed Rokes make, and heavy chased
silver gnuf boz with g. II the I'D; also p1rtmanteau with
his on IT, In addition to the abe the value
property found tie body of Mr. Henry will paid for
ON its recovery, BY application 70
PTCKERSGfLL & co.
ia20 corner Of Hanover street AMI Exchange place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
Nett gain.


The British Queen not yet reported, and the anxiety in
creases f. her arrii al.
NAVAL SToREsThere have been arrivals Of good Turpen
tine extent but the demand limited for that de.
soripon cfprme qualities The supply LIBERAL and
they in request S3,Sl2 There have been sales Of
Pitch TO some extent at 2,l2i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

pared with the September return, is as f1liows;
Sept $780, Jan ls40 Increase.
Specie, 70907 1878 72s16
Circulation, 4s5,so9 66s,l0s 1880
The Comptroller has issued these associations
bills to the amount Of $3.50 600
oil which there arc in circulation 66s, 1893
Bills on hand sass 40S
These Institutions have also issued certificates and post notes
10 The amount Of S02s4 TIE ofspece held by
II appears, is over 30 PER Of their circulation while
law requires but l2 cent to be kept hand The acv
ny OF The circulation, by the conflict between the
ytems doubtless renders this amount
STATEMENT THE BANK OF MISSOURI
ana branches, on the LIST OF January S40 compared with
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

Sheep, and calves have declined and beves remain
without alteration from last weeks prices Sheep fetch bu
So So and and calves S25 For keeves there
better demand prices fer them also would recede
The supply Of sheep quite small Annexed 10 the probab
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

Gfu.c 0G TraLe

We have received the report of the spector Of tobacco
the city of New York. from which appears there has
inspected during the year, TAI hhd Kentacky weighing
l0,l5S,450 lbs.
Al everage price efI2 els. is valued at Slsi9Ol4
The gross receipts Of the Office 1890
Expenses, 1871
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

GusH bARDS.-Mr. WHIiES third Lecture on the
Il Bards and Melodies of Ireland will be delivered this
ru dsy) evening" Jan 2sh, at the Lyceum Of Natural His
tory, Broadway.
In the progress of this Lee which will comprise the
history Of some of Ireands Dards the
lowing melodies will be introduced illustrations -
Remember the siories OF Brian the Brave, Moore
Oh, yes, remember, White
Aiieen Aroon, O'Daly
Come, come away, tserenade, guitar acc) White
Nora Crelha, 10y general desire) Moore
Tickets so each 50 for the Course to be ony of
the Librarian at the Lyceum of Natural History at the
entrance to the Lecture Room this (Tuesday) evening
- Tickets hitherto distributed by circular letter H. in
future, he nadmissaee Lecture u o'clock
ia25 St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

DRiVATE HOTEL. Nos and Murray street. date Miss
l. j. Cowmgs)J0HN b. RICH, proprietor OF the abs We
well known boarding house, takes leave respectfully
his determination to open this estabhmen
about the LIST Of sbrusry pst fer the epou Of such
gentlemen and families be please to hsbor him
their notice. Unrvmitiing attention to the comfo uf HE
guests the by which he hopes and
patronage. is25 lwi..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
LCvEJoY's HOTEL, Jan u, 1889

LCVEJOYS HOTEL, Jan. o. 1889
nR LEVIsON,-sir,-Abeut year since left for New
~ Orleans to mercantile business Soon after
my arrival became uaaed with Young
from the narth Unfortunately for adopted their
vices as we'll as their virtues soon contracted the VI
dis, applied 10 several edical who had
their hsndbis posted up eonspicuousiy about the city
paid hem OF money, but all purpose
After lingering several months and daily growing worse
advised ny Ire to make Of Hunters Red Drop;
and sm happy to inform you that alter using only bot
ties of it, found myself fully restored to sound health and
able to return 10 friends well as when left intend
ed TO call rsonay to express my thanks but shall
be obliged to leave IN the stage in the morning
Yours, truly, B.K.T.
You at liberty to publish the above b, leaving my
Division. 81 per vial. js25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

O. SO REWARD for the recovery Of large Silver Vase
sD'1O Tsnkard with and handles having or. ST
engraved The aud of each side Of
tansard Of the Of having the
Insignia fortuna paris" with inscription
OF arms The same vas stolen from my house Saturday
last, the 25th inst
jazz 81 HENRY PARISH, 40 Barclays.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
S753, $50 l43,753 :

The crculatatien and specie Of these institutions
pared with the September return, is as f3liows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

SE1S FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisana and New
NH York Line of PacketsThe Regular Packet of Mon
's+ssss~day, 10Th Februsry.The packet ship SHAKS.
PEARE, Capt. Cornell will sail above.
For freight passage having handsome furnished
modatons apply board iost of Wall street. Oreanl wharf
to
ja27 +. X. COLLINS & co. IS South St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

ST THoMAs Jan s. Emerald Owen from New York, disg;
Poland, Saw from do for Wilmington, NC, do; Mechanic
Rodgers, do for Martinique, dol Kendukeag Johnson Ban.
COR, DO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

S6I FON LIyERPOOL.--N.w Lme.-Reeular Pac-
ket Of 25h February. The fast sailing packet ship
@ss-".GARRiCk, capt. A. s. Palmer. 100 TONS win
sail above.
For freight passage, having accommodations unequallsd
for spendor comfort apply board Orleans wharf,
Of Wall street, or TO
Elk. COLLINS s. co. So South st.
The packet ship ROsCIUS, apt j. Collins Of 100 tons
will succeed the Garrek and sail the 25th March,
No alteration will be made price fare by this line
Number Of passengers limited. is27
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been untiring. Doctor Warren says, ''her at
tentions to the child were remarkable. They
exhibited n degree of affection and devotion on
the part of the mother, which have not seen
exceeded In another part of his deposition, he
says, "since the birth of her child, Mrs DEaute-
vile has been exclusively attached TO it. She
has not gone into society at all-not in single
instance, ST. far as / know. The testimony
of Drs. Meigs and Chapman, though not in equal
~ strong terms, is of a similar character.
1t is not possible to imagine, for single mo
ment, even did the Relator intend to make Phila-
delphia permanently his abode, that he could
succeed in procuring a sufficient substitute for
the maternal care which the frail constitution
and feeble health of his son must necessarily re-
quire But such is not his intention he claims
the custody Of the child with the avowed pur-
pose of Immediately removing it to the uncon-
genial climate Of Switzerland
Upon the question of Citizenship, which has
been SO elaborately argued, we have come to the
conclusion that any expression of opinion would
be premature. It is not liz the slightest degree
called for by the necessities of the case; and
would be anticipating question of the most
singular interest and Importance, which may be
raised hereafter, here elsewhere Our deer
sion can properly refer only to the present Gus
toby of the child: and it is that he be remanded
to the custody of his mother.
Should the father remain in America, or at
any time revisit this country, we cannot doubt
that every reasonable facility OF access to his
child WILL at all proper times, be afforded to him
by the Respondent and her parents, should she
continue to reside with them. 1t would seem to
be his right-one which possibly he could not
enforce BY legal proceedings, but of which we
cannot apprehend the slightest disposition to de-
prive him-to exercise, through the medium of
some proper agent, share of tutelage and SUI
perintendence of the education of the child-an
agent who could see the child from time to time,
and communicate with him in regard to its
health and discipline.
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P % E r. H Y e..
THE WIDOW.

THE NNEOOhS'
The widow she wept, and the widow she cried,
Fer it was but week since her husband had
died,
And good soul was he, but just turned of four
score,
So, the widow declared she would marry no
more.
The widow was young, and the widow was fair.
And her mourning she were with 80 touching an
air
That many folks said--nay,a great many swore.
twas pity she vowed she would marry no
more.
The widow had houses, and the widow had
lands,
And silver laced laclSieSt t'obey her commands,
A carriage to ride in, with rhino in store,
Yet, still she declared she would marry no
more.
The widow she wept, and the widow she cried,
Twas twelvcmonth that day since her husband
had died,
A gallant came in--he had been there before
"Oh say not, fair lady, you'll marry no more"'
The widow she blushed and the widow she
smiled, -
OF her grief and her tears, for the moment be-
guiled,-
"Well perhaps, once, again, but although 10
threesGo orc
should live, Pm determined I'll marry no
more Scotsman.
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CANFIELn & BROTHER.

Corner OF Baltimore and Charles streets.
addition 10 already large assortment are daily
receiving supplies of goods in their line, stch as
Gold lever WATCHES, of '''robias," "Johnson,' y
ssHarrison," and other makers-'god anchor levers,
yer English, aud silver Watches; gold Guards
ard fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals gold EaI
Kings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold fencit
Cases; THiRiBLES; Miniature CASES, and every va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE, OF aiL
kinds; Lamps and Grondoes; gilt, alabaste ana
and FORKS. e,.,on,e,
Aiso-MILITARY GOODS, such =, aSSovokDs;
EPAULETFES, PIUMEs, SASH % =, mi, 1S r. Ia a1
together win ali Kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
maknrs-wiih great variety of FANCY GOoDSt
s,ahIe for the country trade All Of which will be sold
m redrced prices and pleasing terms at wholesale or
retail. Country merchants are invited 10 call. oc3
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A DEsERrER OF A Novel CHARACfER.-A
naval officer who held a civil employment at
Rhode Island, during the American war of In
dependence, and who was of spare, skeleton
like figure, was stopped by sentinel late one
night, ON his return from a visit, and shut up
in the sentry-box, the soldier declaring that he
should remain there until his officer came his
rounds at twelve o'clock. ''My good fellow"
said Mr.. w. ''E have told you who am, and /
really think you ought to take my word" Kit
will not do" replied the soldier: 81 an, by no
means satisfied" ss'Then," taking from his pock-
ket quarter of dollar, and pre- enting it, sswll
that satisfy yos?" "Why, yes, think it WHIP
Sand now that am released, pray tell me why
you detained me at your post" 81 unprecedented
you," said The soldier, Gas deserter from the
church-yard"
The above officer, when young man, and a
stranger to London, stopped gentleman to ask
mis- way TO the Admiralty ''Arc you not mista-
ken in your inquiry" said the gentleman, 81
should think that yourOusiuess.ies with the Wet
ualiing office"