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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
Religious Intelligence.

We received yesterday a prospectus Of a work
entitled &" The Eclectic Review" to be edited by
Revd. DR. a. Peters and Rev. S. b. Treat. We
should hardly suppose that DR.. p. is equal to such
an undertaking, as his knowledge is rather limited
AMI he is not acquainted with any other language
with perhaps. the exception of a little smattcrinc
of Greek and Latn) than his own. Mr. T. how
ever, is capable man, but his health is very feeble
The Biblical Repository, We are sorry to say &C.
ing down snd as D.. =. e,pnot sustain ihis how J..
it possible to sustain "a tally difficult work, We
h-pe fo1 the good e the church, that no neolcyy
will be admitted into tho columns of the Eclectic
siihrugh we perceive that jew necl, gst i, e,y,.
g,d 20 furnish matter. We very certain that
mtn like Professors START, Edwards, and Others,
viii not submit 10 airy thing hat opposes the hole
some Coo rines &c christianity, ,ha, does not re-
cospizc jesus Christ the Savior OF Jews ahd Cen
tiles.
The Rev Messrs. Dcmpster and Howard are ex.
pected leave this city for Buenos Ayres on satrr
day next, 20 take their stations in the missionary
field in Oregon. Mr.. ID. formerly pedlar Of
tnware he happened one morning to turn aside
from the road he fastened his horse and attended
camp meeting There he was converted, and strange
to tell. the only convert made during the revival
When this fact was known, IL was the unanio,u.
opinion Of all, that this was glory enough Tor o..
camp meeting. MIR. ID. has, by industry and s,udv.
become quite celebrated in the Church he is GOOD
writer and speaker. The methodist brethren ouch,
to be quite proud Of such man and minister Iii.
70 be regretted however that more money wa, rot
collected Oh "Wednesday evening, at the Missionary
meeting in Allen street Church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
General Sessions.
Present Recorder Morris, Judge Ingiaham and three
nth Ind

other Judges.
SEPTEMBER j.~-W lillian Henry Johnson a negro
convicted OF grand larceny, was xdjudged to the
State prison for three years.
Ann Muiiighan was adjuaged 10 the same place for
two years.
The Grand Jury into court, made the follow.
ing presentment and were discharged:
PREsENTMENT OF THE GRAND JURy-The Grand
Jury Of the Court of Sessions, of which Oliver NJ.
Lowndes, Esq Is foreman, having closed their abcrs
previous to their discharge yesterday made the fol-
lowing Presentment relative to the state of the City
Prison, &c.
To the Hon. the Court of Genera! Sessions of thu
Peace, in and for the city and county o. New York;
The Grand Inquest having visited the prison ad.
Jaceut to the Halls Of Justice ecfuy present-
That there is no room ward connected with that
building suiiab e for the purposes Of hospital, an
evil which In their opinion can be rsmeded at small
expense by extending the second story OF the build
ing at both ends to the outer walls this would fur
nish two apartments % feet by 80 each which oud
be well ventilated by windows the sides and sky-
lights above When take into cons id that
this prison is situated on low ground in the heart of
the Guy, amidst dense population, and that great
pr portion OF those daily committed 10 its walls are
in filthy and diseased state Ill becomes for
the public health, and Che comfort and Security Of
the Jurors aud witnesses, who are compelled 10 at
tend the court, held on the premises, that every
means calculated to prevent the int loducton Of
these contagious diseases, prevalent in prisons,
should be adopted.
And the Grand Inquest would further urge on the
Common Council the propretv Of procuring suitable
apartments for the confne Of debtors and per.
sons detained as Witnesses. Instances have
under the observation Of the Grand Inquest, during
the present session. of persons ace. ..tay present
al the commits sion Of an offence, whose evidence be-
Ing material ia secure the ends of lu,cc, became
necessary To deiain -bone conGnsd in cells (the
prison furnishing no batter acccmrnodation,) and
subjected To the same restraints the f.on against
whom they were to testify.
The Grand Inquest ieryen;ly trust that measures
will be Immediately adopted TO erect a sui,as!e
building for the reception Of debtors and Witnesses
aud prevent such cruel punishment being Inflicted
upon class Of persons not charged with crime
NJ. LowSpEs, Foreman.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Secretary pro. TEN
Thomas Francis, negro, was convicted Of a grand
larceny in breaking into the store OF A. w Spies X
Co. ON the i7,h Of August last. The was re-
manded To the tombs TO await his sentence.
In the case Of tie People v. Gage and Davs, in
dicted for msnslsughter, in enabling Girl Of the
town, named Ellen Gallagher to niscarry she being
~ the time encisnfe. The jury did hot agree. We
understand they stood eight 'or IN acqpi.ia and
four Tor a conviCtior. Ta.s bcus h, t.cJnI trial.
the probability u that the pro,tcai.Oa will be
dropped.
The Jury were DISCHARGED 10. tie err, and The
court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

o. Mr.. WEBSTER will undoubtedly make u
great eiort Monday. He remained, at Jamaica,
at the elegant and hosprtable mansion 81 his friend
John A. King on Thursday night, ard came To town
yesterday. MIR. Webster appreciates the sharae-
ter Of the New York merchants, and he will make a
speech every way worthy Of his own high reputa-
ton,
PATTY MovEMENTs-A deputation came down
from the wings of New Haven yesterday, 10 secure
the services of some of the speakers here for the
Come cicut Mass Cen vention to be held the 10th
of October They brought letters to several distn-
guished gentlemen, amsng whom is Mr.. Hoffman
The wings of Connecticut have been deceived by
the Wall street press, and were disposed to invite
Mr.. Reynolds, but he is expected to meet Ros-
well Saltonstall, presume they will not distarb
him.
The opposition boats on the line between this city
and New Haven, continued to be crowded with pas
sengers up to the period when the competition
ceased. The New Haven came down yesterday
with nearly i00 and the other boat had large num-
Der. But yesterday afternoon the rival companies
came to understanding, and the opposition boat
was withdrawn The fare will, of course, be raised
to-day up TO the old price, dollars, and the peo
pie who came for shilling, nothing, will be nice
ly caught
o. We understand that there was a small breeze
in the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday morn
ing, respecting paragraph that appeared in the EX-
press concerning the Jury the case of Mrs Floor
The Jury had the paragraph with their breakfasts,
and found il hard to digest so the foreman made a
speech about it. The Judge assured him that he
would take care that such pieces should get
into the papers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

Arrivals atV "a Hotels.
New friday, sept.25.

Asron Hoysr-C A Meigs, 3. Carr w 4 Craner, Water
iord Dr. Aberne.hy, w. NnvyJ Iieneshod Providence
Cars IL Kendall, Phelps, Boston; W Anderson, jr,
Myers, Richmond w W Watson, Virginia. Mr. Geasort
Mr. Journey, Mr. Ferner, Maine; Il X, m, Pensacola
AMrnIc.s HoIsLnL' Bacon, Ii. Johnstoa, It. G,iham
It. sherman Capt. Bell, U. $. Army McDowall, Shell
dron, u s. Navy; L. wills, New Hayen: D. Brdsal U\
Kingston, Up. Ca: 1t Lovet H. Humber, L. = Amy;
Lowell Boson;J q Mum, Virginia; b w Lloyd, 4 Lioyd,
the Misses Marbury Mr. Neae Miss Carter Georgetown;
D Bacon, DR. Holden, Lee Capt. Munroe, u Army;
Newcomb, Louisiana; Col Pckens and lady, Alaoama;
W. Johns Trhiang woodruff Mrs woodrua
Fisher, Phil Stewart, Richmond.
tiLoBE HorEL.-G w Clarke, Mississippi; Lancaster
@ Richards, Phil; Biggs Leicester, England; Beck
Turner, U. s. N.
HowAnD HorrL.-P Wheeler, II Wheeler, N. Haven;
S NJ ICELAND, Mobile; L Mills Lee, Mass A Butler. New
York ii fafeli Crownpoint; c L Tracy Lansingburgh
r smith, Troy NJ Chimes, Pen Yan Jones Portland,
Mass; r PAYNE Onondagua CO.; Rand, w Boarlman,
Troy; Mr. Felton,, Phil NJ w Scott Waterford; It. steele
T. s., Al Mr. Grnnald, Phil; Ap Harwood ana lady, I'll,
lady Miss; Groome and lady Boston, Pierce and Lac
Washng,0ai I Brown H, and lady II Goodwin jr VIZ
Haven; Arker and lady Washington; Mr. Mckle and
lady Majoy Johnson lady daughter and servant Boston;
ark, Del; + II Osborn, Booth, Virginia. Heck, Lock-
port;J Wadsworth, Ten.
sr. GrOnar HarEl.-w Robinson Augusta, Geo: Hon.
Judge Stryker Buffalo; IL Il llohb Phil NJ de Garcia,
V2Daaa; Mr. Robertson New York.
UNITED STATES HornL.-J Marshall, N B Marshall, HI
Willctt, Virginia; g Floyd Conn; A Wickham ID Tuck
er, w Brackrndge, Norwich, Conn; J Sylvester, NJ
Putnam Danvers, Mass; Brown, Westerly, II. l.: C.
Wilcox, NJ Shaw Washington, n. C II Bartholomew Ct.
Bacon, Lyme, Ct; j Chase Rochester w Wood, CT;
y b Smith Mrs. Smith, Norwich; + Hewet, Sonington
Beckwh, VT; q Margerum, S Austin, II Endress,
Suield Ct; Paige Mrs Paige, Hartford; Mr. Woodson,
Va; + L Kellogg, Hartiiord G IIichings Miss; " Ii
Watrous, Austin; Texas Cooley Bangs, Sprngfcld
g sissen Mrs Sisson stonington; Bacon, Lynn;
w Thrall, Il sturgiss, W II White, Indiana q II frau
Palmyra; Schemehone, Rochester Col Johnson. Floria
IL Salter Portsmouth; w Appleton Haiil, Mass;
Burton, Conn; Mason, Mason, Poughkeepsie; NJ
Clark, Miss Clark, Il Day, r Johnson e Townsend Al
Merrimen g Edwards, MrsJ Edwards, Master Edw ards
Lett c Hail. f Lee, + Atwater, ~ Haven; Lincoln,
Henigham; Garfield, Hartford q Robinson, n. Hamr-
ton; ID North Merriam, Merilen; II Blum, Augusta
Geo; N M Johnson, Bridgeport; Huntingdon Lee Balt
&c Marcy, Cape May; w T Martin, Phil; A McComb W
Hulsc, McComb, X johnson, Newark Ohio; VI & Tyler
Monrose, PENN Manning, Bethany, Penn; Wilson,
Milford, Monrosc, Pena.; b Andrews Berlin, Conn:
q baltimore, New London Conn; Watson, Ohio:
q Hurd lady, and child, Rock Town; Bangs Spring
field, Mass; w Hall, N. Orleans; David Sexton Virginia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

F,syioS,BtE LIrr.-since Fanny E'ss'er mas
appcsrcd ancngst IA, !, the favoritc ds'ce OF ,'e
Crsco,iepae. new i,ea has suggested use" WIN
regard 10 dres. 70 the fashionabies ct our cy' "hon
be.peaks a c,Jed imprcsemcnt IN the 'a''e' ="
,e wearing of Scotch plsds, insteai OF siks or mus
i'm de lainc, for drcsses-cuh' tipped WIN "i"c
or M,ok velvet. with two rows OF otaco''e""e
IN. on each, to correspond. Within few
i,vs past the above articles have been 'ongh, a'er
;,h yrea, ayidiy. and from all appearances it is
s,ve Of dress uniting neaness with simplicity, that
o,nno, fail of finding numerous admirers, and Of be-
inc generally adopted the approaching season
Nous esrons.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

GREAr WALL STREET MEETING NEXT Mon
DAY-A tremendous meeting Of the merchants,
traders, Bankers spectators, brokers, fnanciers,
jobbers, agents, shavers, and all other persons
gagged in buying and selling-opposed TO the policy
Of Mr.. Van Buren-wil be held in Wall street, next
Monday afternoon, at ? o'clock.
This will be one OF the cr attest commercial
.<emb.agss that ever took place in New York, yea,
var r77s>S States. The Hon. Daniel Wet
ster W 40 has turned Long leland upside down last
week will be present, and will make one Of his
greatest speeches the past and present state OF
the cur ency and the best remedies for the future
We have no doubt he will put out his whole giant
intellect.
We learn also, that the Hon. VIM c. Rives, Of
Virginia, j. expected TO arrive, and will also be
fssent at the meeting to deliv the views Of Vir
rinia onNthe present crisis
Monday, therefore, will be a great day in Wall
street-a greater transfer and exchange OF thought
and intellect viii take place there, on the big grant,,
stosns, on that occasion, than has been known !Or
the last hall century. Neither is there street it,
any city under the sun, that is in Of III,
tie revival in intellect lberality and correct moo
feeling than v all street. No longer ago than ,,s-
terday Of the pious frequenters of that avenue,
xhsssrsXs We h-re an admircr Of Mr. Webster
TOO, said beio-e large group" won't read the Ca
noas Patchogue speech OF MIR Webster" "Whyl ?"
asked anotLe friend. Because il app, AIRED first in
the Herald" said he. "Then let ne tell you" said
the other" that you sire cursed jackass-Iieaven
forgive me for swearing And 50 indeed, the fellow
was a jackass-and % indeed, vas the other for
given for caring.
Thus We go. We have made our Arrangements
for Monday and shall be enabled, with our unequal.
led corps Of reporters 10 give the speeches Of Mon
day next IN our Tuesdays paper, such a. No other
journal 10 this coantry do it. Look cut for the
future.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

GAAsD ARrL voY,sE-Ncbs. ts'.aria,. who
has made thirty or forty ascen-ichs makes another
on Monday afternoon next. frOra Colosnsde Gar,'en
Brooklyn, accompanied by Mad'lle Codet The
yo-ng lady never assembled in balloon, and crowds
will be attracted to the garden to witness her depar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

An inquest was hello - iil'h s'ooi, D,oomined-ls
read. on the hoiv 81 Peter nsir,, na',vc of Ire.
LAND. sced - ThS Geccas q WIS hat Asrnit.. by
trade, and whI ~ 81 work az h. vDctiu ~ he sud
denly fell down, with hi, s'edsr hammer IN .s banI
and died without rron The jg;y fjugd a yer.
diet Of death from spcp,oXy,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

CLtPrER MALEK ADHrL.-rhis supposed pirate
and SLAYER still at Faysl the oath Of August,
a month after she fred into the Emily Wilder and
Sullivan"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
The Cil.nfres.

The CHATHAM has been doing capital business
for long time; but during the last week the Trea-
sury has been filling up rapidly The house has been
crowded nightly, and the attractions are kept up
without dminu,ion., The following the receipts
for he Ia at five nio htsf.-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

Ma. NrlsrrR's RErUAN from LoSe IstASD
- This distinguished man returned yesterday from
has eNearf'rn Ga Long Island, where be has spe,,
go
the as. soar Gays, not in shooting duck, tfipe O.
woodcock; bat IN bringing down fine fat votgrs, ct
for electihs Hirrison. Mr.. Wright returned on
Thursdss a err having saved-as r,ueh Of the demo
erat game as Possible-but Mriwebster is a eapitsl
shot at az thing, and ais execution at Patehooue
l. co 80 "a The best Of the kind. lie will remain
IL .~-7ias hs repose, till Monday next, when
he resns ta have shot at the lame ducks IN wall
street Gre times for sporting IN these DAYS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

FRoM Sr. THoNAs We have received letters
and the " It. Thomae Tidende" from St Thorn A.,
to the 9Th inst. No political news. For shipping
Intelligence, see marine head.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE PACK MONDAY
NExr.-The democrats hold one of their everlasting
meetings in the Park, on Monday next, at o'clock
in the afternoon. This is to be a checkmate TO the
great Wall street meeting at the hour. Great
times next weeE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

PRcGREss OF THE REvoLUrIoN IN THE NEWS
PAPER PRHss.-The progress of the revolution Ia
fnc Newspaper pre-. of this city, has been, during
the last week of the most astounding and curious
character. We have only been week-a single
,yeek-crioS ing, the benefit of our new arrange
ments be,h ellecual and ply sica and yet IN tha
short space of time, we thrown all our contem
porAries,to most extraordinary distance behind US
ia every species Of effort and enterprise The com
pleteness of our system for collecting ship and
foreign news has long since been no,iced-so much
SO, that every respectable shipping merchant Is Vo
UNFAIRLY taking our paper and advertising In ITS CO
Iumns. Among others, we may mention the acces-
sion of Brown & Brothers, one of the most respec'
table houses in New-York
Bat during the present week, we have gwen spe
cimens of our enterprise in collecting domestic and
local news that surpssses, if possible, our foreign
news efforts The ntelle cual and physical oil re-
porting and publishing rapidly the recent brilliant
speeches of Alessrs Webster and W right, on Long
Island has never been equalled in this country, and
seldom surpassed in England This is the war
which we shall wage with the w all street coaspira-
CIV. who have vainly oved-not heaven and earth
but scoundrel and chest-to put US down. The pub
lc is beginning the real merits Of the contro-
vcrsy. We are satisfied. \ brilliant future Is at
hand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
The Crisis.

The political excitement Of the country increases
averS day. The week just closing has added masses
Of ekh elements to the conhagration, just ike a
thousand cords of dry hickory thrown upon lire IN
Broadway.
Mr. Webster's remarkable, curious, ORIGINAL
shaksueran speech at Patehogue, has astonishsd
and bewildered every body, and made the democra-
cy almost insane and frantic with vexation' MS
git, Is humor his flashes of sarcasm have set the
Custom House beside themselves-giVen iresh
dash CT vinegar to the poet Of the Pos-and called
forth the strongest efforts of Sas Wright to sober
them down. New York was never in such an eN'
&table condtion-nor the country lar and WIDE so
Jrazy. Distinguished men return to the gooa oio
language of Que en- Bess, call their opponents mars
md threaten to iog them if they will "come INTO
arms lsngth'-while leading and religious oihcers
Of the government return the compliment, ana
threaten to sink stone in the forehead OF the ioe'
~ little David did to big Goliah General HARRISON
General Jackson, every thing in the shape OF man
or beast, down to Joseph Hoxie and James ~ key'
nolds is abroad, rupaing races, speaking, wriuhs'
singing songs and electioneering. The highest ana
the lowest of both parties have almost lost their
senses-and some lost thar sobrety
This is a description of the last week or two-and
the next will be worse. What time
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

IcE-On Tuesday morning, at q o'clock, there
wa. ice Of about the thickness Of wafer, in small
pond near Sing Sing, Rockland county.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26


FRoN yrR. CHuz-The barqne Eugenia, Capt.
lanes Bscoe arrived at this port this morning She
lsft Vera Cruz on the 26th August Capt. Biscoc
makes the following report.
Tn. government conducta, consisting of about
"a pon zoo had len Mexio On the 18th August de.-
"a tor VEGA Cruz. at Which place money had he
q c,e cxeesdiugy scarce, owing to recent revolu-
,onsry movements Of the Federal party at the ca
p.tal
r.lv had brsn compromised and settled ON the
THE lives Of those erned being guaranteed by 10
supreme Government, but the principal eAef. had re
ceved their passports to quit the country, and were
preparing 10 leave.
President Bustsmente had asked to be invested
with extraordinary powers but which Corgr 80 had
not granted on the 18th nit. His ministers Rad sen
in their resignation, bat who continued 70 di.charg
the functions Of their respective Offices.
Tranquility prevailed at Tsmpico IN the oh
Aug a revolt of the troops having been Anticipated
lie Texannavy, or a part thereof. under comman
of Commodore More, was cruizng off Vera Crux
the 2i,b August, but not as supposed with say no
tile intention.
nS- CHATHAM THEArRE.-Ths evening an
usually attractive ball ia offered Yankee Hill
pearing az Nathan Tucker, in A Vile for a Da
Hiram Dodge, the Yankee Pedlar, and Mawwor
in the Hypocrite. In addition the nautical drama
| the Courier OF the Ocean. This hill is sufficient
draw an OVERLOOKING house, which has been the ca
every evening daring the pssttw weeks. The
| terror arrangements ofthe house are excellent.
every attention paid ~ the comforts ~ the ssdiens
| and the cnterprisins manager Is coming fcrts~e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

Loog Az RVS wcopPILr. The ponds N the W
e;e;tv of Quebec, were skinned over with ice on
the 18th inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

TnE on WEs0N Nike FoREIGS NEWS
This day the Great Yves era ha. been out IL days
Gom Bristol This is puuetual vesse-we may,
bssrefore, expect hts r-tly or tomorrow, with
eight days later =. any hour, day or night,
shall be prepared TO issue an EXTRA, containing
her news in adeanee Of ecery other paper an Nso
York So look out
The next Boston steamer to be expected from
/, Europe, is the Columbia She sailed on the 18TH,
ard is now out a week. She is expected in week
III e shall be eqgallv prepared for her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
Expenses Tor ; nights, a, s25c,

This is not so bad for the Rev. Mr. Uanblsa, every
thing considered. Less than four hundred dollars
loss for a week. is better than the average Of his
business for the season.
Tur OLYMPiC is getting on very well We are
not appraised of the precise amount VI the receipts
niahtiy but we understand that Mitchell Is satisfied
with ihe profits, aud that is pretty good evidence
that he is making money.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

OHIo.-Ths Governor of Ohio has issued his pro-
oamston appointing the Both day 81 ;ober for the
election of Presidential electors Peansylvsnis
votes the same day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

MoEr CRrBBrNe.- 10 the last "Madisonisn'' ap.
pssred the following, under the editorial head -
IupRoNPrU One Of the best impromptus ever
heard was made abont the time General Blair, a
men Der Of Congress, attacked DAFT Green, 81 the
TELEGRAPH. in the streets Of Washington. Blair. a
few nights afterwards went ~ the theatre in an eN-
cited state and deliberately drew pistol from his
pocket and fired At the drop curtain, Go the conster
nation ct the house aud the players. Mr.. Dallas,
who was present. took out his pencil and wrote
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

Cy-HAr iGroN, the editor OF tue Boston Atlas has
cone to TO Va, TO report Mr.. Webster's expected
Wall stree. speech, because there is none in New
York that is capable Of doing it correctly. This Is
lf Tie fellows who Ioined the Wall street moral
ists 20 q ur down. lie report Webster lie may
capable Co do the dirty work Of few dirty poiti-
tic.als bat n,,aing clseanles IL be 10 attack and
ridicu'c in hi newspaper, excellent aud feeling wo-
men, az he did Mr.. Hill, Of New tp,pshire because
their Husbands think a. they ple4se o. po cal mat
fers Dot npol such ertalnr..l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

THE Cha,hsn has bill Of unusual richnes.
aad variety to-night. Go early.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

=
y, september 26, 1910.

|RALp win be psblishsd this
I'm the Office, Il Asn street,
the Hon. Dasiel VYe5ster,
=, &c sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

Hci tie frop IN his eye,
And thought % was Grssn.@
Tho above sppcare more than a week ago in the
New York Herald" for the first time. Why don I
the editors Of the South give credit for wha, they
take from our paper'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

MAvg.-Wc have ssen ,lctte. dated Augusta.
whicasaies tha, the returns are a rom every town
ard riaria'ior in Maine, and Xcnt 10 elected BY a
majority of2l7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

L1oS OUr.-ll any 81 ,hs readers Of the Herald
love ga.s &c good wins aDd can discriminate be.
tween pure AID an a'ulteratsd article, they can
not do better than to call spon Governor Davis,
conner ~ Wiliitm and Pine streets. lie alvays
kccp' ',t.s assortment on hand asd his agents on
the other re r stworthy and capable men