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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
General Sessions.

In rye Judges present.
sided. ue'''"oge inghs pre-
John Clark, alias Sang, a loafer. wba w,. N.
chiei oil gang OF rowdies that infested Wa,ar
s'Iet anu us vicihlty, was put to the bar charged
"in beating one OF the City Watch, named william
Z: laws ne prosecutor deposed that the tus,eI
win .he prisoner, lasted ten minutes and that he
sides one dow, and much harsh usage which n.
recelved from the hands Of the prisoner he svors
that all the City Watch could not take him ana ,h
they were merely pack of sons of b-h'. T 1%ss
jury found him guilty, and the Court adiudgca ths
prisoner to to the Penitentiary for three month";
Emene Kimbell, a negro wench, was tried for
whipping two negroes, and attemp ting to cut the
neck Of another. " o
Emeline said in her defence ssthat il was oil .
plot, because she never beat nothing nor cut N.
body" "'' CUT 10
he jury, however, found Miss Emeline pu;,tx
and the Court sent her up for three months
William Wallsworth, was put to the bar. CHARGED
with burglary in the Sd degree II appeared in tss
limony that the prisoner broke into new buiId;ne
on the flrst avenue, and stole lot of carpenters
Tools pawnbroker Of the name of Jacob T. Phil.
lips. swore that prisoner pawned some of the tools
at his shop. '''i'
Mr. Shaler appeared as counsel for the prisone
ana set up that the testimony Of the pawnbroker
needed confirmation, and the District Attorney be-
ing unable to confirm IT. the jury acquitted the pri
soner, to the surprise of the Court r.
Conrad Abelman, German, who keeps n npbE.
house IN Pearl street, was put to the bar CHARGED
with assaulting one Richard Butler on the 18th af
Aprillas 80" VI
Inc jury could not agree on a verdict and tho
Court adjourned. ' '"e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

fry- individuals and families, merchants ana ira
dsrs. who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning. can be supplied by leaving
their names and numbers at the heraid ONCE "a
Ann street. We have one of the best corps OF car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
stteotivemen. This will be a better arrangement
than depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets OF late great numbers of citizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
ho,.ss ;rstead Of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Police Office.

JULY O.-Ihe Shining Charlottesville Andrew
Ross, OF No $50 Maiden Lane applied TO the sitting
magistrate for his advice TO forged bill of exc
change which he had discounted for Proier the
swartwouted backing manufacturer of the Bowerv
he note was drawn at 60 days, and had the forged
signature OF John Hallett, of Macdougal street Rv
this operation Mr. Ross had been victimized out Of
$3.50. ""' VI
The magistrate said he understood that Proler had
gone to Europe, and therefore he could render tbe
applicant no assistance. MIR. Ross made an atdavi,
oil the Tact, and thu. the matter ended.
A Dishonest Son of Jehu-On Sunday n,orn;no
Mr. Frederick Wallis, OF so Dey street hired a haci
to take himself and wife to steamer then living ar
he wharf near Catharine market On the arr val of
the carriage at the pier the was great hustle tn
get the baggage on board the steamer, and Mrs W
forgot her reticule, which, besides a considerable
sum in coin ,contanedbj TO the vslue of S26O
The steamboat had left the hart before the Iadv
discovered her loss and Of course she was obliged
TO go on, and trust TO the honesty of the hackman
AT the first landing, Mr. NJ got a CONVEYANCE and
returned to New York by land but could not find
the hackman. In this dilemma he applied to that
interchangeable officer Jem Welsh, who soon fonnd
out the whereabouts of tho son of Jehu but could
obtain satisfaction of him as TO the ladies' reti
cule or valuabes. Welsh, ON this took him inte
custody, and after submitting him to the searching
operation, discovered the property and the honest
hackdriyer was committed for trial for the robbery
The name Of this fellow is Robert Conner and the
property he had thus taken of was worth $500.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
NEELO,S GARDEN


0- No yost this establishment on account oil
Weather az the brand Entrance from Broadway to the Sa
loon and the Saloon, which Is ventilated
from the top sides be enclosed at moments notice
THIS wv TiN(rS entertainments will commence with the
OVERTURE TO Ill PlRATA"
After which .x.a.,, c.-......u 49,
than Force. - , -.
(h,r,c,ers NV the RAVEL FAMILY, Pas seul by Miss
Kerr The piece will conclude with the Chinese fas de
Trois by Gabriel Antoine and jerome kave AZ rseeed
in the Opers of Horse, at Drury Lane oraop
with shouts applause to the great ex roh OIL ga
Inmediatelv after which -
MAD. PROCHE GlUBILEI will Dance LA CACHUCHA
l- half hour between the pieces o
the chosest variety may De had
in the Prone made Salo and Arbors, =, - ..., -,
aides are fully informed that article has
introduced in the of Ice Cre,m made rom rGhn
orrsana which viii be found very snpe ane ine
various Fruit lees made under the medete Inspection
person. and all the Ingredients used are OF
The U csvY RI 10 "ADoLPH AND CLARA"
To conclud, for the last time; with the sp endia
Charas tiers by the Raw Family-fwese New Sct ,t
Doors open at7-Enertanments to commence AZ
no Oninbusses will to and from the Uaueh aui'ns inc
Tche cents each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

FOR 4 % % "a kk. fslt,
every day (sundays excepted landing at Caldwells West
Point, Cold Spring, Fishklii Landing,
New uzmburrh. and Milton.
nn~H an The and splendid ste snbs 81 O SEOLA,
~ Capt Vsrdne Trucsdell. Will leave tie foot OF
Chambers street, every aftsnoon, tsundays
xcepted o'clock commencing Tuesday, slst March, 1870
Retunng-will leave PVughkeepsie every morning at
o'clock
Ter passage apply to the Captain board, to NJ Ma
d. X Martin. Il4 West street
g. All goods freight bank bills speci.
taken beard this boat must be at the risk Of the
Ghprenf nstoc23'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.

THIS EVENING, July 81, will he played the
FLYING UUTCHMAN-or, the PHANTOM sHuhT' "a
Nandt rdecken.
Capt PeppercoA,. Anderson Peter on brumei' v.ps
Lestelle Vanhelm,. n 80 caied
The POOR SOLDIER . w,
Patrick Mrs Thorne. Boy hiastsr w oou
Kathleen. Mrs Blake. Norah. Mrs harrlsoh
Doors open at past performance to commence s
Boxes so cents and sd tiers IS; pit2l cents earN Wv
ERlYI<YIy TUE ATRE-C Chat la uare.
THIS EVENING, July 81, will be prtsenssd
DER FKEISCHUTZ-or, the Seven ChGm pn,ets.
AgEfs.. - - - -
rre''01' " THE IRISH TUTOR,
Doctor Toole Nir 'hsr'es
Phi shlling-Upper Boxes 2-Dress Circle s7i.
Doors open the performances to commence at quarter
heinr ulcuCl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined to abe ad in the Atlantic
" will do well to call at
ROLFE e. CO.'S


GENTLEMEN inclined to &c ahead in the Atlantic steam
" 'F' will DO well R e sfl1 T & co.'s.
No. Great Aaif TSSbo ;,.ss' RsSsH''Hss'
Go: s.S Of t Che s W t S sFfss
ion and at prices the lowest scale SIM
C9LT's REPkATlNG tlkt. AkMs.7,lh, ral,nl a
sha ns a sT number S of kPesnr
the q e%a n %ors%aSh
and finish to any thing imported and from repeated expert
gun ever anufactured,
and Pistols, from pocket holster szs rercusio. CAV
81 very superior quality r9%dr and sh9t All %, o. %s
way. m2 en-
Of 70 tons liIsSP .hiP ROBIN
HOOD from Liverpool are reqpesed to atendto the re
f sss 0'''H no" HERB VAN ' kEENHT st
CLERKS wANTED-Fou- smart, active Young Men, vhc
A%oCTwocr three likely Boys irS3 lie county.
Ao-A gentleman ofgood address acquaipew tn the essh
Apply PERSONALLY at vANSS' ssi Grand st. iyls st.
PRINTED MUsLINs1,white ground, small figured cam.
r a@S and 1 MS%' ,ud article opened
sG SrtGS Street than sbeeoe
s,sss and lOs per yard Surfing Mq;linr g. $ and 81
jlss, vANN's Qsi Grand.,reet
+ RdWLAND's ToNiC MIXTURE, Sr Vegetable s FsS
s rs az s Newt Drug
/ ACE sHAwLs.-Ju;t received, ga and 50 black and
Also gordsripg Lace black and white IN great VARIETY
small esSfed i'd T Plata SssS%S sg pgsfd Swiss
''e'' DOM sfiC Goobs|Chssper 1'an ever.
shutting G% MSs%s, 8 {, and 81. w. ~
lors Mil. Hamilton Si1S 'S and Boot Mills Is.
American, Dover Fall River aud Merrmaek cslieoes, ID
jyrss So asi Grand sS Street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
.1,n1lrn scnRNs An KINns oF EQrIYoCATIoN

TRUTH sCORNs ALL kINns oFEQuIYOCATIUN
1 1t eight years since Hunters Red Drop was fret
mad pubc and out of thousands Of ut one has ,
where the directions have been attended TO- which are l
Hundreds Of mtaers and rountertsr nave Sprung up h
ouves all their base attempt proves se diy TO %
only prompt permanent aud innocent curei as persons
who opposed to all kinds e adj mefcincs an ar
Obliged last resource 20 use ~ acknoWleuRe Ausr w
sorne cases sper dag haudrt ds Of duars pervaL
Agncies-ia Etcha &C str e Bgfslo y ~; stinwS ,,a
rom sudbury Boston. Macs So North ~t street htde
pha, Pat 81 State street Charleston y 60 ieHerson Hrc'
one door above Fourth, the arc,LOusNill's ny
pr,cirai a rlivsion street n iys imis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Coroner's Office.

JUNE 20.-A Murder suspected and arrest of
three persons.-On Sunday the Coroner wa, called
TO the house Of IL. b. King, 426 Cherry street, To
hold an inquest on the body Of Margaret O'Brien an
lrishwoman, aged rs.
IL appeared hat the deceased was married TO one
Terence O'Brien about ten months since she being
at that time widow About six weeks back she
delivered of child and has since been very in
temperate, and in the habit of quarreling with her
husband. Ga Saturday night he came home about
half past A NJ, and directed her get d and pre-
pare his breakfast. This she refused. and he ,ave
her beating snd went to sleep. About s A. M she
died, apparently in ht.
DIR. J. H. Tuttle gave the following extraordinary
piece of testimony;-"l made post morfer, cxami-
nation of the deceased; could find no marks of yio-
lenee her, or about her, any thing which coald
| probably cause death. Did not examine the brain,
think il quite likely should have found IL contest.
| ed. There marks Of violence on The head.
and should thsk that the greatest probability is that
| she died in fit.
| Two other persons swore that the deceased and
| her husband were continually fighting. The iury
| returned the following verdici-That Msrgaref o.
Brien had died in a fit, but whether caused bv vio-
lence not. they bile to say but are satisfied
she has been beaten by her husband.
The coroner arrested her husband, Terence o.
Bren, his father James, and a woman named Mar
gsret O'Brien, said TO be the mother OF the deeea
sed's husband.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

1,HE GtsBF RANK-the ten DAY nstes Of has ns,itu.
ton redeemed AZ par the counter Of the Bank No
W all street. ~ n.v 81.
myQi swineF " uAfs N@her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Common Council.

JuLv 20.-Bodrd Of Assistanfs-Petition Of the
Harlem R,ilroad Company for a city loan.-Leaye
grant 10 withdraw.
Rsporfs-In favor Of extending Pier No. l. North
II ver-Adopted. Grating the use Of pier, foot of
leon-Concurred in. Granting the south eide of
pier, foot of Battery place 10 the Elizabeth Port
Ferry c. npany In favor Of die ontinung proceed
inrs in the matter Of widening Cherry street-R
TERED. Recommending the payment Of expenses
incurred by tic late charter election under the Re
gistry Act-Coscurred in.
Adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
VAUXHALI. GARDENS.
p. r. Barnum, Director of Inducements.

i-Ai' A BENEFIT OF MIR. SCHLM.
M The manager respectfully announces the tlowing
array Of talent gagged his establishments vita which in
no nj of y, aud real rert he dees all COM
peton ID chals ages a com arson
First ght of Mix. GAkHlTf, the popular and accom-
plisAsA Dancer. -. .,.,.rr .,.-, r
three nights only. =,
Whtock, Mr. Schlim, Master Rather The RIVAL oil Master
Diamond. Mr. rroo.s -Four Young Ladies &c NC
Probes sor tsrobe will preside al the Piano .
S1y- Perform commence al eight O'CLOCK FOR par
ticulars, see small bis. IT. -. A.. s.,o.,
account OF the weather. az the Saloon
which Is we'll ventilated from the top and all sides, can be
sloepd al a moments notice. , -, .-.,.
Gy- and pass the Garden ana VIII DC IN waiting
IT The close Of the perlJrmancts
dnitta the Gardens ffee-ohoon % ceh'r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
NEW YORK TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 81. 1870
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
re ~ & IRE.

sail on The ls 10Th and 10th q eysry .ns
packets will hereafter be composed the follow ships which
will succeed each ether the order which they are named
sailing from New York and Portsmouth the st
os goth and from London the % Tth and 9th Of every
month, threuhOut the year. viz 50,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Court OF Oyer and Term,n.r

resent Judge Edwards, and three Aldermen.
VINO nad been cow sted ofselIing foreign 10 rvtick
.s, was called up tor judgment. His Honor. after
4 fine of $3.50 -"'1Ns'o iii" 70 pay
EiiasJ Sylvester not appearing. his recovn;x.n...
"eie i'r'eted, and the court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
DR.. ELLIOTT,
oCULIsT AND opHTHALMlC SURGEON


oCULIsT AND oPHTHALMlC SURGEON
asi BrOadgsy, ests s1n , !. WgyeH street.
Diseases If The Eye & Opthaimic Surgery in general
DR. ELLIOTT bayE competed his extensive sEran g1
sg e@S se9. @So vii M oes Tor '"' '
BE-. WEsTMk COTT viii be il attendance. every day
Sunday, esptsa) and Dr. Eotts patients during his
The poor to enter by the basement They will be required
SIryrci.L Evrs oia suneror quality prepared in Paris
Ga accurate warranted TO resemble the natural
and motions thereby avoiding the possibility
oEes hour. from 10 70 O'Clock. my9s in.y
no DRILLERs AND STONE CUTTERS.-The Sta
ten 's ss1 Sn S"i n w' granite a few r an"
Apply al the Quarry or At the Office on the
'I lis is ave. i+'' LEWIS GIBSON Agent.
~RANITE-The staten Island Granite Company. having
" completed their rail read and dock and comm, nee qg95
pE Stone also ksniEs for SHIPS. The Offices The copa
No. New sr,e ~ the city End on their wharf at
sn leland vsrtsS a. sus r, sSd / s R
sr, Architect At the Merchsnts tchsnge viii promptly
ier Thirteen feet; the car. lsdCn With stone pass within
hres ct ofihe whole front Of ths Isg,s ,,,so,s
I OsT-A WALLET in Wall street, containing a small
IL sum Of Msnsy. with few parers ~ import ance
any except the The finder welcome 20 the
~ith the other pepsrs. 20 Ne 100 Piae street, iyls
MOI TOR YOURsELF-A III 10 book entuled the RI 81
~ CON, ~rcn ny physician Of many years experience
he irs atr,eut aud cue certain prevalent l-amess de
ORDERS The of The medicine plain that tho''
Price 50 cents For sals AZ drur stores
N y Fulton street. corner Of Of ,SgilG,i.u
sTs Brotav corner Chamber street. next the Park
az canal street, near Spring street Market.
% Bowcry, corner Wa her street
~ cherry street, near CetAarne Market
its Dslatc y street, corn'r q suffolk.
The book will be sent any Part IN" country FREE Of
posare rece's ST. drectsdto Box SCI Park Post Once
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

These ships all the first class about tons burhen
by experienced Great has
made Of in the selection of furniture beds &c. and
the passage fixed 1900 outward for each
adult and children half price without or liquors of any
Inscription Neither the capthan OF the above
packets will be responsible for letters packages
sent em unless regular bills Of adng signed there
GRINNELL, MINTURN g. CO. 1874 Front ST., or to
JOHN GRISW OLD, 10 South street, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

NEW ARR aNGENENT.
.srr1 <za NEWARK AND HEw yoRK-FARE
S~rAxS--ts REDU' I'D TO I2l CENT S-1he splendid
E-tE--y-new steamer PAssAtL, r, w. Martin, mas
ter having been hsnd,oney cited w ir s season. will on
CESrRr WH,uF, NEwARE FsOT DARCLsY sr.N.Y
" .'cloek,A ". 10 o'clock. A. NJ
qoicook, r. VI. O'Clock. p. NJ.
on SUNDAYS the Passaic willleave
Centre WHAT Newak. Foot Of Barclay street. ". Y.
= O'clock NJ NJ so'eloek'RR N
By this Arrangement merchants aud others III have ample
time 60 ship hsr goods aud have the delivered
The PASSAIC is remarkable fr spec perp ming
the in hosr and half and three guar
each rip.
Ladies will 6HA this route very pleasant and particularly
the nience Of chancng from
ferrybot with baggage avoided The Passc 6ne cabins
appropriated 20 their use, attended ~ chasbermaid aad
furuished with hcrths aud every convenience.
7 Go De and freight tak reasonable terms but only
the risk ofthe 40 SIN"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

acxSese ~ NOTICE. For East Chestr Hsrssneck,
s.yuE1,.aFr-Js Stamford Norwslk, Bridgeport, and New
The steamers FAIRFIELD NIMROD will leave east
side Catharine Market morning at o'clock for the
above pieces Returning, leave Bridgeport at 81 Norwalk
Horseneck, ~; and SswpItts M.
Ga Saturdays Of above boats will leave for the above
places ats Nh and one at p NJ, making boats
say every Saturday.
The leave the boat the arrival to
yey passengers New Milford, Litchfed Woodbury. South
bury Canaan and Danbsry and stages usual all other
heretofore my au,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

u..,. was preserved in this singular way: Que ofihe
ID , ss became lr1nlie or ALARMED and Tan into
hn"o..n,,-fhe other members OF the family follow
tue u inst as they all reached the cellar the honse
co. b bip off The family of Mr.. Watt Of the finn
"5BaIbe Walt q Co. were accidentally led to
o. ,le lionet table and go Out IN the yard, aud
r''so,ly the room they had left WAS blown down.
=, stated that many persons blown fem
he street into the river.
!" d., far the ravages ofths storm extended we did
learn. Some say, that 1t vas not felt in lis
n W. violence any where but in and pear Nat.
sL.s but this is hardly probable. At Napoleon Al.
Us "a hours after the storm at Natchrz
10 was blown down and fat boat sunk with five
,aso gentleman informs us that he SAW the raw
"as of n recent tornado above Wick sburg.and con.
'-.,nres thai il was the same storm. A O'Clock
y The day following there was violent storm In
7 ouisyllr, which passed through Frankfort.
An intelligent passenger IN the French informs rs
h,, parts OF nearly all the plantations the Msss-
;on, were overflow ed. and the river had not reached
-. highest point On the Red River, we learn
thousands Of Of planted cotton under wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
iarasna display "a American and Eo-
UesRH AEG,

fHNli T. subscriber hns INV on hand the hest col
lection al PIANOS ever offered To tle lovers
ni Mnar. They consist ~ t~o metal framed cie-
giant Pianos, The first OF that superior construction
ever sent TO Virginia, OF which the one 10 sold IN
lynebbufe, --blso two imported, with metal plates
and srentiy bats which viii warrant on account
OF superior mechanism, touch AID durability three
Pianos expressly made under The Bupetinlendenca
of one OF tie most respectable Pfoiessois Of Music
Of this country Setlu Europe for HAT putpose-and
finally two second handed Pianos, of lnch ono has
been used only Two months aud viii he snld at "A
glcat sacrifice.
N B.--1hese PIANOS viii be sold positively nj
mandatory pces. and they having been selected by
myscta are warranted upon the receipt ot payment.
X, j. KYPMA,
Professor of Music aud Tuner OF Pianos.
- The Lcwisbulg Enquirer and Eineasto Den,-
oorat will insert the above Gtimes weekly.
May % WOW il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Hose Company have always found in David @. Mur-
relI Of their jealous supporters and devo-
ted friends; and whilst they bow with humble sub
mission the sudden dlspensaiion Of Divine Provi-
dence in his DEATH they feel that they have lost a
friend both and steadfast.
Resolved. That In David q. Murrell our town has
always found head that able. and a heart that
was willing 10 devote their best energies to its ad-
vaoeement and prosperiiy-ond IN his death II has
ustaned the loss of efficient officer and an ex-
empaiy citizen
Resolved That In our departed friend was al
WAYS found the heart that frt FOR anoters woe and
The hand riesly 10 relieves aud in his deaih so
olety haslost u tnodci and The world an honest man.
Resolved, Thai while private grIeiis sacred, we
do most sincerely condole with his bereayed IA niiy
IN their loss. Aud may God, who 'teupeIs Tue Wind
10 the shnrn lamb enable lhem TO bear up under
their etions. aud console the nselyes with the re-
Election that what is Their loss is has gain.
Resolved, That in testimony oil respect for tho
deceased this Company will wear Grape on the left
Tor the space ri thriy days.
J. ROBIN. MCDANIEL, ist. Eng. L. II. C.
JonN VIM. DUDLEY. Sec. pro lem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
Stone Cutters, STONE gas0ns and
QUARRY Mem.

a RE WANTED Immediately in The Tnwn of
Lexington. The Trustees OF the Town have ap-
po,'ted me 20 build new JaI out Of grey lmestone
quarry that opened Two months ago. The quarry
opened reads for The Quarry drill ont such
Rock rs my be necessary for The work The quar-.
~ tools aso ready aud Stone Cutters will want
~, 'ools except then hand VA inner. A shed ~
,trepa,sd for the Stone Cutters 10 work under.-
On, OF TIC hoard OF Ftnsttcs Of said Bnlldine are
appohlea 10 pay up tAe Stone Cutters. nnsous and
0aarry men every Two -"rais, Apply Immediately
IN the Town of Lexington 10 me.
NICHOLAS BUTLER.
May %. II"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

+ n ~" uRh. May 81.
.r STEAM EXPLOSION oS CoNNrcrtcur R,y,a
ne ne" iow.bna Greenfield. plyiug between la,
"iu' Connecticut aud Greenfield, Mass,cbpse,ts
nle" up ON Monday last about six miles heIa,y
mofihaInpton, and nearly Opposite Sonib ua1la,
ne boat was constructed to pass through the loek
'"a canals on the river drawing bat lttle water and
qute narrow. Al the time of the exposinp sb.
hai Tour freight boats in tow and had stonped IN A.,
'a'n Il louth. Both boilers burst at the same tim,
ana TUE boat was sa much rent that she sank inme
u''fiy' carrying down of the freight boats IN six
,'ei wafer. The captain (Crawiord) was thrown
heh IN TIE ar and fell upon his head IN one OF the
I'ieht boats and survived but lew huus The
engineer (Mr. Nood)was Killed outright in the en-.
que room and one OF the ifemen was thrown some
Instance out Tell IN the and was not matetiai
~ NUT Mr.. Lallln, the inventor aud constructor
81 ue bo''efs, was on board for the pnifose of OBJ
serving ucif operation and was so severely woun.
"eu mat ihefe was lutte reason 10 hope for his re.
co'efy. Two or three the men belonging TO the
t'lshi boats, were slightly injured. The smoke
plte oil the steamer was thrown into IN adjoining
neid. Tie Greenfield, belonged to Slockbfl1sr,
AIien, Root y CO., and cost about SO ooo r6r
"eisht boat which went down was chiefly laden
win salt Capt Crawford was we'll known and res
Pee'ed on the liyer having been erg3ged in the
same buslnes toi ten years past. Jour Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Morning IN a Circie The New Orcans Bulletin informs
that able writer's in the Cabd pnper now warmly ndvo-
cnlng the introduction OF tho Banking system in that hnrd
money despoism tBentons beduef ola Tree government
and happy people aud that ioy cite the prosperity OF
England aud the United States in contrast with their own
impoverished condition. illustrate the benefits OF the paper
So that OF Van Burcns models -
seeking get rid OF he epis ard money while Henlon aud
Van Buren, referring 10 its example worthy Of mn-
ton Let them be consocd, however Egypt aud Turkey
aud Russia will stand last this nppeudage Of dspolsm
though Cubn abandon ii.