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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

s66e NEW PACKET ARRANGEMENT-Pssage
&iSS> for savannah-Regular Lne-TO sail pune,usll,
Brig AUG tysS a. H. Sherwood, master, 4sO ton.
EXCEL, T.. Sherwood, do 400 do
SAVANNAH, A. Hubbard, do 45O DO.
MADISON. w. Buckley, do 400 do.
WIN. TAYLOR, Hsey, DO 400 do.
CLINTON, l. Lyon, do 45o do
The first class coppered and copper fastened
sethey have very and superior accommodations for
passengers ho will be taken the very lowet terms, and
they depend spou those ves-s sailing their regular
day ForPaass, either ~ e.sa r,!sstg apply board
foo, Of Maiden lane, or 10 RtwsoN \ McMuRRAY,
sep2tG so'asr Of Pine aud South 'ts
Az FOR LIvERPooL.-Pschet of the 7th January
MXl The frat class packet sAip ROSCOE, Capt. Henry
A~uuV. son, will sail as above, her regular day.
Having yuperior accommodations for caba and steer.
age per ons Intending to embark should max i'm
mediate application hoard iOot Of Fletcher street.
sao GLOVER McMURRAy. go South st
6NS FOR NEW oRLEANs.-Lou,.na aud New
MY York Line.The Regular Packet for Monday, 18th
sns,.-The fast sailing packet ship MISSISSIPPI
Cart whi,tle,sy, will sail a, above.
FOR freight or passage, hsurg haudome furnished accom-
modstiobs, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, or to
jail Elk. COLLINS co. IS South st
.S&0 FOR HAvRE-The well known ship HAvRE
No Captain Mxown. Ha. the major part Of her
~ cargo engaged and will be promptly Dispatched For
BOYD / afSttkEN, No Tontin. Building. .,
SSA For LIvEsPoOL -N,w Lino.-R,gular Pae
MTfr ket of 25,h Janusry.-The packet ship SHERIDAN
sS-st apt Depeysier of o tons will sail As above.
Fer FREIGHT pus,ge having mpodatons uncqua,d
Tor pendor or comfort sPpy board at Orleans wb foot
FIX. COLLINS 4 co. 50 South 1t.
The packet hp CARRIE X, Capt. A. y. Palmer. &c 900
toss will succeed the Sheridan aud sa TIVE 18th February
No alteration IN price Of passage fare BY this line. Nun
eer of pass'ngers limited $40
.&SA FOR CHARLEs1ON-Thr fr.t elias. packet
SksLr ship ELIZA WARWICK, Cspt Davis, will be de.
patched for the above port 10 few days. Having very
,ommodasn. Cor cabin, second cabin, and .te,rage
persons intending TO embark should their
ser,n Without delay For freight passage on the most
terms, apply board, foot of Clinton street. East
90 GLOVER d MeMURRAY. 90 South street
a sSi ALL HOLIDAY PREsENT.-W,dd,ng and
a vsns ,a1 , engraved In and approved style
snd pr'Aea WIN the utmost received
o. toreean cards, expressly Tor Wedding and Visit
Tor aud brillanoy OF polish they cannot
Ladies and gentlemen are repeatedly invited TO call and
pi.hins their cad plates have them ,,i,,J :, L
notice. Store Cards either corper plate or esr ns. MI
Tekets, sc. executed favorable terms by spulv, ~
VALENTINE
Fashionable Card Eaeraying and Printing Esiab.hro.n,
d2-imeod' 20 John street. cotns- VIII.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

nOCTOR GLOVER is consulted usual a his Ofhc..
~ His practical experience and hi, recent chemical
experiments have enabled him to introduce into his practice
several new articles which promp, Surng those disc
to which he devotes his attention.
Dr. O. apprscs strangers sat he has received irregular me
cal eduaaon and has devoted his attention for the last ter
to select branch ofhs profession. His Office is No.
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through eatry with lamp at the Office door.
b. The Doctor keeps general assortment Of Truse,
and suspensory Bandsgs which ust,d asd applied
above.
Ps His celebrated Elixir may be had at his Pic.
dollar INV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

u DIVISION the once aie s.d
- Huziers Red Drop Price 81 per vial. jail I~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

EARD-The undersigned having bad considerable erperi
" IA the Plumbing Business, and being qu,ntsd wit
every improvement in their lice, aud practca
consider Themselves inferior 10 none, before
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction.
q FULTON,
4 HUUgTnN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
COMMERCIAL BANK,

COMMERCIAL BANK,
- NV YoRK, Dee. IS, 1889
DIVIDEND Of four per cent capital stock Ia,
"A this day been declar pay able the 18th Jan
The transfer books will be closed from the lst to the l3h
January
BY order Of the Board
dai I'm R.W REDFlELD. Caabier.
n oTlCE-Two three single gentlemen can be accom-
medaied in private family, minutes walk from
Civ Hail. with Without breakfast and References i'll
he required aud given line directed letter general
postofhee will he attended to- al 2v'
GUITARS AND PIANOS-LUDECUs x VOTER
VI SG Broadway, Of Pearl street Importers aud Deal
ers IN Musical Instruments, Agents r c. F. Martin SehartE
warranted Guitars have constantly hand complete asor
msnt Of Guitars, made by the sbovcramed manufacturers.
Also, the much admired Spanish Guitars after Pagb" pat
tern
Orders executed without delay.
Also, all sorts OF Musical Instruments cid Italian Volins
Music, Strings.
Two splendid rosewood Pianos for sale cheap. "a
DR0PERTf FOUND, Opposed 70 be stolen. J-Copper
almost new, supposed 10 be part Of steam engine; bags
o Coffee in good order Manufacturers Of cooper engines
are requested TO eSsmfe their stock the property fouad
may belong to tem which be at the Police Office
BROOKLYN, ~ applying TO Ms,srs. ALLEN POWELL
d3l lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
Special Sessions.

Present, Judge Lynch and two Alderman.
Nov. l0.-Mary Ann Henry, a negro wench of the
pea coat and pair Of beaver unmentionables, Tor
which offence Mary will have to pick oakum for
four months.
Jehn McGowan and Jack Kelly. a couple of sr :,
were both sent to the House Of Refuge.
John Mccoy, a soap lock rowdy Of the o X.
school OF morals, was convicted Of striking a man
on the head with club, and was sent to the Peni-
Tertiary for three months.
Charles Hart, Tor picking a mans pocket W bile
he was asleep, was sent up Tor three months.
betsey Merssreau, dimnntive "young LADY
was convicted Of whipping one Mary Christian be-
cause the latter did not 40 TO church. Betsev was
sent up for six months.
John Lavender, a negro, convicted Of stealing
was sent up for six months.
George shaw, member Of the Unionists, and n
soap lock to boot, was paraded, charged with get
ting drunk and kicking his wife out Of bed and down
stairs.
The accused said in his defence tia, !, VIA. .uo
ing TO the election, and that in all probability be
should not get drunk, or commit any new atrocitv
until about March next when il would be cessary
toPrePare Tor the spring election AT this the kick
ed wife said he would forgive the past without get
ting security Tor the future and the Court LET MI,
ter Shaw of with caution.
Peter R.bertson, negro, was convicted Of kAoe k
ing down his wife, for which bad crime Peter
was admonished and discharged.
Charles Langdon stole a pair Of stock ines and
was s,nt up for thirty days.
Charles Moore, negro, was found guilty Of steal
ing pair OF boots from the legs Of another negro
loafer, whilst the latter asleep on "he Battery
Inc Court let the two loafers 20 of, with cpri-
mabd.
James Austin, loafer of the "rowdy SOAP lock
Breed" was convicted Of kicking up a rev at an
election feshvity, and was adjudsed TO pay So or
stay in the tombs
Jem said he had no money, now election was
bad. sundry penit-nt loafers were discharged, and
the Cour, adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9, 1910.
DEAR SIR,-Since the earliest dawn OF this Repub-
the present contest for power has been
for desperation. The Locofoce faction have expired
with desperate struggle, and their leaders
sed and berated in nnmeasured terms. Hundreds
have lost their last dollar upon that the
State had positively given her vote for Van Buren,
and should violence follow such duplicity, it ill be
salutary adm onition. "A complete revolution must
now take place in the two great parties The Wings,
according to the principles Of Democracy must aw
be considered the true Democratic party /; and the
Locofocos the Federal, Wing, or any other name
they may choose to adopt.
the strong sympathy manifested for him, and the ju
dicious and skilful management Of his Counsel the
opinion gains ground that he will be acquitted.
The floods have just closed engagement at the
Chestnut street Theatre, aud propose Concert this
evening at the Musical Fund Hall. Their engage
ment was cut short for the want Of new pieces, as
without something new their names will not ensure
full houses and full houses they must have to secure
the msnag cement against loss The divine ELssLER
arrived last night and has apartments at that prince
Caterers, Jones' Indeed it is the only really good
Hotel in the city. and where one finds that quiet,
gentlemanly, and liberal plan pursued, which will
always ensure success. Elsssr app ars tome rrow
evening at the Chestnut street Theatre every seat
worth having has already been secured. Notwith-
standing the rivalry and jealousy "Old Drury" main
tains the ascendsncy for il has the exclusive pa
tronage Of the more gentesl and refined classes Of
ciety, who int crested in its support. Dnnsfo
is driving capital business at low prices, his
enteTprlsiuS way u IuTnbntnk novelty Inc new
Circus Of Raymond and Waring is crowded every
night, and the performances are excellent. Poor
Ftmyes has suspended operations entirely, although
the Arch street stockholders seem willing to do all
they can for him. Burton, the funny Burton, has
been in a bad way for several weeks past-playine
to rsry small houses. Blackstone has Just closed
unsaccessful engagement although his style Of act
ing and his plays better suited to Turtons audi
ences than the more refined visitors Of old Drury,
where he first opened. Burten's opening Of the Ma
tiona is somewhat analogous to the opening Of the
walnat street Theatre in 1879, under the suspce.
Of axe, Inslce, and others. The latter, like Bur.
ton offered unlimited terms to secure stars and the
consequence was closing OF the concern with
debt Of forty thousand dollars. Idoabt much hethe
Bur,on's ontays ever be repaid. am told hs
off red the Woods hundred and fifty dollars
night than did the Chesnu street mana
Po,cer has been induced to 60 there, but he will
find his cid friends TO follow him.
will in my next make some funny expositions O
the way things managed by the secret tribuna
OF Judges King, Sutherland and Company.
Yours, OK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
Correspondence of the Herald.]

OAK SWAMP MEETING Housr, Mass.
Nov. 9, 1910.
The election in this state takes place to-day, and
will lie conducted with much warmth all sides
l shall not attempt to anticipate the issue. The
news that we got yesterday from western New
York, may operate in the bay State, IL IL be fully
circulated; ard IL Is not improbable, that IL will re-
dound to the decided advantage OF Cen Harrison.
Under any supposable oircums stances, the state will
I think give its electoral vote TO the General; and
in expressing this opinion, am not among the many
who have had donbts on the subject.
possible, think, before the last int ce
from New York was received, TO elect Messrs. Par
menter and Williams, the ozly two locofoco candi-
dates for Congress; but I am by no means certain
that that result can now be brought about. That
part Of JonatAan's family which reside in the Bay
condition; and, think that before Saturday, Gov.
Morton's chance Of election was decidedly COED. IL
is not now positively bad; but, the returns from
western New York are so excrutisting to the demo-
crazy. il may be that Jon,than's Bay State family
will rebel little from its established mulishness
go little backward, aud embrace John Davis, the
whig candidate. The whole story will be told, how
ever in the course Of sixteen hours, and you will
get the result quite soon enough, without an icipa.
ting IL.
Maine was lost to Mr.. Van Buren, by the cowardiee
and treachery Of the office holders, who had been
snpered by the party. They fed the standard in
terror and will be the first TO beg for mercy and re-
appointment, at the hands Of Tip, ifclected. VIII
be trust them The party has been defeated, IL de-
fcated at ALL by that class Of rsscals.
Yours very truly, s. T..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

ELECTION ANKcporE.-T patriotic democrats
Of Fishk anxious to learn, at the earliest possible
moment the extent Of their victory in this city last
week, made an arrangement with the Captain Of the
steamboat that went up on Thursday evening send
up a rocket for every thousand majority, when the
boat reached given point abouta mile below the viii
lage. The wings learned the arrangement, and just
after dark, they sent man with several rockets
down the river in small boat near the spot where
the steamboat captain WAS to announce the result -
At the time the steamer expected, the entire
democracy of Fishkll was assembled on the wharf
to the signals Just after the usual time for the
arrival of the boat when all was anxious expectation
among the democracy ON the wharf "Whiz" up
went stream Of fire, away towards the heavens,
and ending in cluster of crimson stars the sparks
ofl,ght flying off in all directions. "One thousand
majority" shouted the democrats; and then they
sazed with longing eyes for the signal for another
thousand, but the steamboat Captain had finished
his business. The wing in the small boat then tried
his hand and to the utter Of all board
the steamboat and the joy of the Fshkill democra-
ey, up went another rocket flashing into the air
"Hurrah, for the great city-200J majority-that'n
debut let's see, perhaps there more to come
yet" "Whizw went another rocket, set off by the
wing in the small boat. "Good again." cried the
democrats-"3)00 for Van Barren and the democracy
| 1.-The Empire State is redeemed! Hurrah for the
on'hearted democracy Of the city Of New York"
Again the Wing sent up signal-"Four thousand
majority roarsd the Democrats J ust what we
expected. The frauds of the cursed Wings have
brought out our whole strength. Hurrah We've
carried the State by more than 20 0O0!''
The Wing fred another rocket, and then the Joy
Of the Democracy was absolutely unsovernable.--
They whooped and yelled and jumped up and down
in an eestacy of delight. The boat by this time had
reached the wharf, and the trick was discovered,
and the way the Wings were cursed, was caution
| to all practical wags.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

ARMED STEAM CsAFr oS LAKE ERrE.-The man
Of war steamer now building at Chippewa, Upper
Canada, is described asa vessel OF great strength
and capacity. She is las feet deck, and registers
400 tons. Her engines are placed entirely below
deck, the plan Of the Atlantic steamers, asd are
entirely bcyoud the reach Of external iniury. Her
timbers, placed close together, are caulked and
pitched before plankng, SO that in the event ofstar
ing butt, she weuld not leak; very desirable OBJ
ject in armed vessels. On the inside, parallel bars
Of iron let into the tmbers the entire length Of
the boat, and placed six or eight inches apart This
does add materially to her strength, but renders
her almost shot proof Her plsnks are five inches,
and her sealing three inches thick, making her en-
tire thickness about twenty-five inches Of solid tim
bars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
Religious Intelligence.

PROFESSOR WHITE 1t is not without sincere
regret that learn that Professor White Of the
New York Union Theological Seminary, is confined
TO his house by sickness. Profes sor W. 10 an able
Iheslogian and devoted christian. His health has
oeen low for many years; but by great CARE he has
oeeh enabled in the MAN, to attend 10 his arduous
duties President Parker meets the Theological
lass during his ihdispostion, which we trust VIII
soon leave him.
DA'ip HALE WEALrH.-The Rev David Halo
stated at meeting at the Taber nacle. about wear
since, that he was worth one hundred Thousand dol
lars.
JOHN STREET CHuRcn-The corner .tope Of ,ao
Methodist Episcopal Church ia John street, wa,
laid on Monday afternoon at three o'clock Tho
Rev. DR.. Luckey, Presiding Elder, performed the
Services. We intended to give notice Of this on
Saturday.
PoLrrIcs AND PIErY.-The Rev Mr. Richardsoo
is kicking all the loafers Of the WiIlet street
church. Like General Harrison, he is determ med
to scour the kitchen. Mr.. r. is a hot locofoco, and
it is probable that the oafer wings attached to his
church Will be routed first We insist upon il, that
ministers ought net to busy themselves too much IN
politics Mark this, Brother Richardson.
New CHvRcH.-The new Methodist Episcopal
Church in Bedford street, Rev. Dr. Rice, pastor,
will be dedicated some day next week, of which
due notice will be given. We would propose that
Rev Dr. Olia preach the dedicatory sermon bet in
the event OF his not being able 10 do 40 then we call
upon Bishop Hedding.
JEWISH WEDDIEos.-Our friends must be on the
alert for two Jewish weddings which are about to
take place one Of them in the Synagogue, or Beth
hokkensseh. Ariel must give us the particulars, 10
that oar readers may attend the interesting scene
0u-The Baptist Advocate comes oat holly for
discussion on the nature and subject baptism. The
Editor OF the Evangelist very properly declines
wasting time and words unimportant, outward,
and non-essential rite. In the name of God, Why
do the BaPtists magnify mere external ordinance
so Muchl Is it essential to salvation! Are they
hoer than others, because they immerse! Will they
have higher seat in glsry than their brethren Of
other denominatons7 The truth 10, that when mes
think so much of aform they apt tolose sight Of
the spirit and they ought to trembls lest God say
thGm," depart, never knew you" Anabaptists, VIC
advise you to keep cool with your quantity Of wa
ter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
u. =. Circuit Court.
Present. Judrc Betfs.

New. 10 The y. s. VS.. mine bales Of cloths wa e
al l0l 10 lu9, George n Trees, ciainanf-This was
Of the usual cases OF seizure account Of If
ference Of opinion between the Custom House OH
GERS and the importing mere hsnts. The jury, under
the direction Of the Court, found verdict fcr the
claimant, but granted certificate Of probable cause
for seizure. The goods on motion Of the claimants
Counsel, MIR Davies, were ordered to be given ur.
on the Collector having the duties paid secured.
The Court then adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
General Sessions.

Present Recorder Morris and four other Judges.
Nov. 10.-The panel cf Grand Jurors was called
over for the fifth time, since the commencement OF
the term and only fourteen jurors answering
the Court was again compelled To postpone the or
gsnizatiou Of the Grand Jury until Wednesday at
III clock This is Of the extraordinary features
Of the present times the Court has been In session
ten DAYS, and hitherto have been usablc 20 get a
Grand Jury together.
George Dodd was put his trial charged with
stealing frock coat from the steamer samson. The
guilty.
And the Court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
City Intelligence.

AceIDESr.-One Of the hands employed about the
Exchange IN Wall street, this morning fell from the
top, injuring his jaws, and now lies in . hopeless
state at the New York Hospital, with extravasation
OF blood on the brain.
ISroRAALIry.-Rumors were rife in the city ycs-
tersay OF alleged infornality in the returns from the
ll'h and two or three other wards the votes
in those wards are to be rejected but cannot learn
that there was any foundation fer the story. Tho
Locofocos have majority Of the votes, and they
must have the officers. The Wings need not expect
to throw them out by any technically.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

MELANCHOLY SHrpwREcE AND Loss or LIrE-
About p. M. yesterday, schooner was seen in the
bay oppos te tfis harbor with small piece Of fore
sail set, standing east. About an hour alter, she was
seen to capsixe, as was thought, in attempting to
wear round. She partially righted again, when her
mainmast was gone, and four men were cling
ing 20 her sail for about another hour, when they
were all washed of. The vessel came ashore back
Of sssdy Neck, about mile from Beach Point
Light, aud proved TO be the schooner Rodney, Of
Boston, Libby, master, bound frsm Belfast 10 Boz
ton, with leather, potatoes, and spars. There is =
large quantity Of leather, which the people on the
beach are getting out and saving. When the vessel
first struck, her foremast went overheard, and she
beat mp as the tide come, a complete wreck. tire
mendous sea prevented any assistance being render
ed from the shore 10 those on board The vessel
was owned, as appears by the papers, which
ed, by David Goddard and others, in Boston,
Barn stable Patriot, Nor. q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOR OF
CLIREH UGH'S
II r COPH e r O i S
OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
MAN HAIR.


r. o s Ss
Crehsgh having At this time line srSwts Of hair eo.ns
PAVING tried ali the nosruus which have been inysp,sS and
sold, bui without effect. VIM H. COLBY.
AS regards Mr. Colby his case is truly astonishing He
s s.. fISTs with
head was sore and ~h Ard ~ iss taS sS
. the the Ssa
started his case sAssAR H.ifs
fremont street, Boston.
-Th. to certify tina. have s:es cSssasss Mss.essa
PACK 81 head ALLEN oa a The time Sr:i s.psd i
since ssins CospOund the hair eonmsnsed grew
~So SfTs Ss
to me- WHEN they Gao have ocular dem0nstraen
"Plaadeiphia, Oct. 10, is4O
Of hat excellent n;:is. cI;sass T.soptsrou. %lsS
Of s:
as has s s ss Is
from a.g e. Tn vs. 1ss
ndsee me to pen ibis certificate. npoxu,
.New Ysri Gets M ,sss.
Mr. v. Clirshush:
lost ten wa; ind e read Tree
Use the 'sce ana M o. the sk1 and
for about II months have the satisfaction Of seeing
healthy crop growing where before had not ahair.
Offer this certificate to be used think proper in
expectation that may others to do have DONE and
! trust with the success.
1891. / am, Sc S+"fr''r Er-r+-, Greenwich ri.
Sold at Clrehughs Hair Cutting Rooms Broadway
Of alton, and of his agents Dodd druggist
Of Bleeektr and Broadway; VIM Minor druggist Franklin
Ee.se ssosdSaY; and Mrs King BOOKSELLER Fulton street
Ras2EaSS 1 I'd s nor. IL:
tual remedy ever discovered for all sexual dieases.
This
fey not enjoyed BY other medicine the
Cd public rendert assuredy highly pular and
long sought fer IN the medical world needs eon6Demsst
change Of diet In its form that of PASTE
rey asteess and unpleasant sensaen 70 the
Of the ren stages Of the diseases without any extra cha
CONTAINING ali and ample drscops contains no mercury
Price SO pot For sale, Wholesale and retail by Jas
Tarrant, 2es Greenwich street, corner Of Warren.
OF Inins L ex.*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

RAIL ROADS ~ MAssAcHrsErrs The Eastern
Rail Road has been in operation little more than
two years between Boston and Salem; and during
that time million Of passengers have been convey
ed over H. ard accident Of any note has occurred
and not one Of the number Of travellers has ever
been injured.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

CouSrrRFrrrrSe OPtP,rroSs STOPPED TIL,
Maysville, (ky) Eagle says that acosnterfeter ans
his wife have been arrested near vanceburr. Ky, /,
W hose possessions was found a complete apparstu
TOR counterfeitins gold and silver coin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

Mas. KiSSrY.-The Grand Jury was To enter up
on the examination Of the Of Mrs. Kinney, ac-
cused Of the murder Of her husband at Boston, yes
terday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

Aeciprsr.-sergesnt w clcctt, cf the U. 8. Ora
soons, was shot by mistake, and Lieut.. Graham
wounded, on Col Hsnson's Plantations in Fiards,
on the Goth alt. They we're supposed to be Indians