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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

WEsr IsDIEs.-Our advices from Havana are up
to late date. The currency is the principal feature
in the topics Of discussion There is considerable
party which desires TO introduce a'ystem Of bank
ing into the financial management Of Cuba; buttke
government is averse to the project, and it cannot
succeed The island is now prosperous to a degree
elsewhere unknown, and the Spaniard will let well
alone.
From jamaica there is nothing or important.
The products ofthe island are diminishing, aad when
CsiIee understands his position well he does in
St Domingo, that sun-bright and glorious spot will
prsser, the same scene Of Incidence, dilspidatiou
and uoyerly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

In re Otis Allan-Mr. Morren applied e.,
Court for com uissiea ~ examine certain person.
residing at Buffalo, who eoald prove slibi the
part Of his client. The granted the spplica
a matter Of course
Soloman Silverman and Amelia, his wife, were put
to the bar, charged with whipping Tom. Brush,
in the month sf August last. 1t appeared that the
complainant was costar monger e. dealer in APP
Piles, and that the mother-n-aw of the defendants
bought bushsl Of his fruit, which somehow or
ether excited the ire Of Mrs. Silverman, and she
caught the unhappy cosar mouger by tho hair, gave
him pummeing, an which laudable amusement she
was assisted by her lord and master, until Tom
Brush was nearly dead.
The defence set up was, that a former occasion
Silverman had some kcberres thrown in his face
BY the apple man, and that the other array grew cut
OF that Iosut, but that Brush gave the first blow.
On the part Of the prosecution it was set up, that
II Brush did give the first insult, it did not Justify
the subsequent assault and prove this part of the
that when he was called to see Brush he found him
nsensibe on the side walk, and that his patient
in very critical state for eight days.
On his cross-examination, tie Doctor admitted
that his bill came to $40, and that he had told the
defendant he had better pay him than spend his mo-
ney in law. To which he replied that he paid fee
Of 25 to the LAWYER, and could not afford pay any
thing to the Doctor, but would give him a Silver
watch.
The jury retired for half an hour, and found the
accused not guilty
John Mack, a poor miserable loaier, was indicted
for petty larceny, it being his second offence.
The jury convicted John Mack.
william w right, an elderly man, was put 10 the
bar, charged with perjury, in becoming bail for one
William Man, a respectable young gentleman Of
the city Of Philadelphia" who committed oths
tombs, by Justice Stevens, on charge Of stealing
gold watch
The full particulars of both these nearious trans
actions reported in the Rerald, at the time of
Master Mans escape from the fangs Of the indie at
gable and Argus y ed police of this city.
William Wright now desired TO plead guilty,
which plea was recorded. The convict was remand
ed TO the tombs
Daniel Cammody, soaplock Of Inc under crust or
der, put his trial, for knocking down Negro,
kicking him, and taking all his money ont of his
pockets. MIR. Shaler, for the prisoner, commended
that the proof IF identity insufficient to convict
a white man
the Court adjudged him the Peniteatiary for one
year
And the Court adiourned. r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

And soit will be a month
hence. Gen. Harrison
will have been ele cted b,
a simultaneous rush Of
the fee voters Of the
whole Unioa--yet Mr..
Van Buren, will still con.
tinue to clasp to his cm-
braces "the entire demo-
crazy" Of the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

II is an era in my life
for me TO find myself on
the soil of virginia, ad-
dressing such an assem-
blage as is now before
me. ! feel il TO be such.
! deeply feel the respon-
sibi!ity ofihe part which
has this day beca thrown
upon me.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

/ have come more for
the purpose Of seeing and
Of hearing you, than Of
speaking to you myself
1 have come to mingie
myself among you; to lis
ten to the words Of your
wise and patriotic men =
that l may aid my own
patriotic feeling, by &C m
municatien with he ch.-
valrous spirits of this an
cient Dominion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

l cannot find a deeper
or more fcrvent sentiment
in my heart, than that
these precious institu-
tions and liberties which
we enjoy, may be trans
mitted unimpaired to the
latest posterity that they
may terminate only with
the termination of all
things earthly-when the
world itself shall termi-
Axte-
When wrapt in flames,
The realms Of ether glow,
And heavens last thunders
shake the world below.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

1t is the extraordinary
nature Of the times, UNI
ted with a long cheris he'd
desire to VISIT Virginia,
which has secssioned me
the pleasure l enjoy of
being in the riids: OF you
all to- day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

FOR my part, having
now arrived at that pc.
riod Of life when We be-
gin t. reflect upon the
past, ! love to draw a.
round me in thought,
those pure and glorious
spirits who achieved our
revolution.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

THE MuRpra Cass.-On consultation with the
mayor of the city, we are justified in stating that
nearly all that il abroad in relation to the supposed
murder Of ,ung Phelps, is ua'ounded romor or im.
ne re CT statement IL is true that three persons are
under arrest on suspicion Of being concerned in
way in the deed but morning has yet TRANSFERRED OF 4
character at all conclusive az TO their elimination
4 Brooklyn Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

yetit does raise ones
indignation 10 see mcn,
certainly not the greatest
Of all benefactors ofiheir
country, thus attempt n
scotch the fame Of men
both then and ever sincc
universally admitted TO
have been among her
greatest and her best OF
friends. ICheers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

MARrLASp ACKNOWLEDGMENT who came
from Baltimore by the railroad yesterday afternoon,
state that Maryland has gone for the Wings, by a
decisive majority. They have carriedevery county
in the state, with the exception Of two, and have
elected 81 members Of the House Of Delegates, out
of19 Mr.. Adams said Harrison would come in like
a wbrlwind. Perhaps he was true prophet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

Tur NORTH EasreRS BovsDARy - Capt. A.
Talcot. with party OF Surveyor, left Canaan, w.
fer the headquarters Of Connecticut River, Tor the
burmese of tracing the sources Of the Magalloway
river The party are then to cecd along the d.
yidinr highlands to the Kennebec road. Another
party. under Professor Renwick, have proceeded TO
The Rcstigouche Bay, from whence they are to trace
the highlands agreeable the treaty, and expect 10
nee, the FIRST party in the vicinity OF the kennebec
road third party, under Major Graham, Is EN-
ploy cd in running the meridian line from Mars Hill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

From the Rich oond Whis.
Virgiai0ns.,' The wis
dom OF surfathers has es.
tablished Tor US a Consti-
tution Of government,
which eaables mt to APP
pear here to-day, and to
address yos as ny feUo,c-
citizens, (eheeing,) and
half \ century OF expert
ence has shown how use.
full to our common intc-
rest, how eondu GIVE to
our common renUwn and
glory is that Consultation
BY which we have been
united. ] desire to pay
doe honor to those Has
trious men who made us
the children of those
who fell at Bunker Hill
and Yorktown; members
Of the same political fami-
ly, tied together by the
satae common destiny,
and awaiting together
the same common pros
perity or common adver-
sity IL all time to come.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

hs. CHAIRMAN THrArRE..-.-Still victorious. at,
tractiye and popular The negro business Is SIN al
,be raeo AT the Chatham, ard Rice, sustained az he
IL by FIRST rate company and excellent management
i moro popnlar than ever, ami the Chatham is be
coming too small to accommodate its host OF friends
Tonight Rice appears ~ the virginia Mummy, fo-
rc;yu Prince AVID as Jim Crow. Mrs Lewis, eat
fayorte and talented actress in the grand drama OF
ZsIina and the popular and beautiful dancers, Mas
ter and Miss Wells, ia the elegant ballet OF the Noun
tain sylph We doubt il even Thorne can beat thi,
bill; but we shall. see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10
Police Office,

SEPT. 9.-Peddiing Wih Creditors P1operty.-
Dutch pedlar, and n Jew 10 boot, named Samuel
Rosenburg, was brought before Justice Stevens,
charged with robbing one Judas Gaines, of lot of
bjou,ere, and other trinkets OF the value Of Sl06 IL
On searching the premises Of the fvihkets
that the articles had been left in his by Master
Judas, who was DESTROYS Of robbing his creditors,
and absquatalaiing from the city. To rebut this,
he brought forward Roof, partner Of Gaines. but e
did not alter The complexion of the case, and RoseA
burg was held to bail in 500.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10
NOTICE 20 our Carriers,

Many Of our subscribers complain, that frequently
ON those mornings when the Herald contains impor-
tant news, foreign domestic they served with
the San, which they do not want instead Of the He.
raid, which they do want. We have reason to be-
leve that this delinquency arises from the desire
sell TIE Herald, and then to palm off the miserable
Sun upon subscribers in its place.
We warn carriers not TO repeat such conduct
again-otherwise we shall dismiss. them, and get
new
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

OH how shall ] exPrczs
to you NY sense on we
obligation which rcsts
upcs 4,is generaiio, to
press from destsac-
iion our FIRE. ard happy
Re, ublican Institutions
NSsio .hall spread a 'sen.
airns among usi frc we
not together ondcr one
common government, 10
obtain which tfc blood
OF yoar fathers ard Of
mine was poured out to-
gether w the save hard
fought feldsi Say. does
Imagination itsolf, in it,
highest flight ,srr~estany
thing in the form Of poll
teal institutions. Tor
which you would ex.
change these dearly
bought institutions 81
our cwnl (Shouts o.
90 Mono. NJ -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

wnrs CaSpiD Wing Nominating Com
mi,tcc were in labor at the Broadway House last
night, bxt up TO 10 o'clock they brought forth no
thipg. Where are the mdwives of the party
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

FRoM MALAeA-Wc learn from Captain Mason,
Of the Bohemia" that the fruit crop about Malaga
had been much injured IN August Twenty six
American vessels were at Malaga. and more
would be able TO obtain freights the nominal rate Of
which was S. per ton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

OPr~Ixe OF FRAxKLIS THrArRr-PRo-
eRr.s OF DEcEScy.-On Monday next, the Frank
lin Theatre will be opened, under the management
Of George II. Hill (the Yankee. In consonance
with the spirit OF propriety and decency, he abo-
fishes the third tier system altogether, aud permits
no woman TO enter his house, unless attended by a
gentleman, who thus becomes responsible for her
conduct This is the Partisan rule OF propriety-
and it's working preserves the character ofthe places
Of amusement. Mr.. Hin deserves great credit for
his moral courage.
With this bright example before him, we again
ask the manager ofthe National what he means to do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

CHATHAN THEArnr.-rhe attendance at this
house last nght was beyond all precedent, and the
applause bestowed on Rice as Gumbo jun, was
greater than on any previous occasion. lie appears
srsin Tonight and will be aided by the other stars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

OSriDAs.-A detachment Of this once powerful
nation, sixty in number, passed mp Lake Ontario on
Monday, on their way to home, near Green
Paw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

0r5- The sUSoAy MEHcunr, Of omorrows will
contain beautifully executed engrQuing, illustrs-
tive Of the steam fire engine, invented by Captain
Erisson to whom the Mechanics Institute presented
gold me dal. Also "a ful description thereof, price
3 cents Office. 81 Aun street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

STEAMBOAT Losr-The st. Louis Gazette ofihe
2sh nit states that the steam boat names sunk
in the Missouri river, bat no particulars had been
received.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

Tnr ONO RivEr. "A letter from Pittsburgh, da-
ted 9Th October, to the Philadelphia Inquirer,
"Our rivers again in good steamboat order,
and hope will continue 80 during the residue Of
the season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

ArrruPr TO KrLL-James Dill has been arrest.
ed in Cincinnati, charged with attempting TO XVII
Robert Loughrcy, by stabbing him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

srow.--The summit 81 the nooseblock. in New
Hsmp covered WIN snow on the zz1 UT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

0U-WEBsrnR's SrsscH ON SATIN, now ready,
and for sale at this ofice-price Sl.5o per copy
Also, on beautiful paper, in the same forn-price
n IL cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

9U- The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at
eight o'clock this morning, price IA cents. A
capital paper to send to Europe by the Great
Western
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

CarHoLtc CHuRcH-A Catholic Church is about
30 be erected il the. village Of Padding Mississippi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10
Religious Intelligence.

The New York Theologi cal Scsninary commenced
its operations yesterday; AID just as we predicted,
but few new students entered. Professor Robinson
has not returned, and nobody knows when he will
return. If the institution wishes to itself and
its credit appoint Professor Bush at Biblical
Lecturer. Select a Christian and remove all who
hate the Sduieurs atonsment
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Solomon Seixas
died suddenly on w ednesday evening, at 8 O'Clock.
Mr. S. at the Synagogue during the day; late in
the afternoon he was seized with fit fell and injur
ed his head very much. He was taken home and
expired shortly after Mr. 8. warm aud kind
hear ed friend, and was devoted to his religion and
10 his family. Peace be TO his names.
The Rev. Mr.. Hodgson is very welcome to the
information for which he is so kindly thanked us
while on his trip to Philadelphia, in relation to Mr.
Tyler and others, who are severely reviewing Mr.
H.'s"Ncw Divinity" We wish fair play on both
sides, that's all.
The subsc riptions for the rebuilding of the John
street Church are coming in pretty we'll Go on
brethren, and the Lord will help you.
The Rev. Mr. Lyons does not go TO Richmond as
we stated few days ago; the gentleman who reads
in Richmond, has been reelected fer one year
There must have been some Misunderstanding in
this business. We propose that Mr.. l.. open Jew
ish school at once under the Synagogue, at least till
some good situation offer itself. He is a worthy
man. and married one teo. This is than his
lathe brother say Amt We right dear Jewcssesl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

KLtrp.-A man named Thomas Kelly, was killed
al the Union colleres, near Pottsviiic, Few "ays
since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

The Great Western sails to-day at one o'clock
The news which goes by her is of some Importance
According to every probability and every event,
General Harrison will be elected President-a new
National Bank will be establshed-tAe old United
States Bank will never recover her rcputation-Mr.
Webster or Mr.. Clay viii take the understandable
country will pass through another period of spec ula
tion-another crisIs-another revulsion-and the
science of political economy will be benefited by
these experiments the currency and COM
merce. Probably lin 1913 ~, the next grand
explosion may take place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

PARK TnEaTaE.-Nrs. Wood had tremendous
aitendancs last night at her benefit. Al the fall Of
the curtain some one threw boquet from the pit,
which the lady ran out to pick mp, and came near
having the roller q the curtain on her head. A
shudder through the house at the narrow escape
she had. Why de- they not attend to this at the
Park Twice in one week il rather too mach to see
ives endangered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

CocapA-'s Bows Csrro-.-On ship board ,Coch-
ran. cannon can be discharged twelve times a mi.
nate. Thcse pow in use only once Difference N
d.vnr of Cochran's invention, elcves discharges.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

MIR. WeSster's Speech-Loek this Pie
ture and thsS.
On "Wednesday night last, oar reporter broug ht us
Mr. Websters speech by spec Al express, fiom vir-
gnia. On Thursday published and cent the whole
of it to Boston Yesterday afterneon, thirty hours
afterwards, the Express" copied it frssn the Erich
mond Whig," and pulled it immensely. We can af-
ford to say nothing but present the following contrast
and let Ocr readers draw Their own conclusions =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

GrxrpAL HARaIsoS, il appear, is about T. visit
Pennsylvania. lie was TO leave OHIO on the "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

A~sRfosv PrAcH wIsE.-A very exquisite ar
,iele Of this species is Manufactured and kept on
h,sd by Lint. a. Dopagher, 227 Csnal-also at the
agents. ass Broadway. We have tried this vine, and
IL !. exquisite so nutricious, gentle, and perfectly
rurr Go and see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

There have lately been some acts of incendiarism
committed along the Canada border but suspicion
rests Americans - the authors Of the villaisy,
and there is eHerslly coed understanding between
the inhabitants the different sides Of the line.
Some ofthe Canadian papers speak In strosg terms
of the injudicious management of the home govern
ment. There are a million and half of souls in
British North American says the Quebec Gaz-
cttee, who have been sincerely disposed to
acauit themselves Of their dnty of allie glance
to the British Crown, even at the hazard Of
seeing their country desoatcd by war with the
populasion of the neighb"rng States, with whom
they can OF no ground Of quarrel But if people in
England ill undertake to manage the affairs of these
colonies in the way they have been managed of late
giving credence TO those who kaow little about the
colonies and have permanent interest in them it
will be foaad that they difficult to manage, and
will cost than they worth.
: TFNAs.-We have had bst a single mail from Tex
for ten days past The only Intelligence of mach
public interest is the arrival Of express San An.
tonic, from Austin, informing that large deachm ent
of Centrasts had crossed the RE & rande, and were
advancing into the country. The circumstance cx-
cited no alarm however.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

DErARruRE oF srEANsHfPs.-rhe "The Great
western goes to-day at O'Clock. and viii pass
the battery In ten minutes after Her letter bags
viii close at Gilpin's New, Rooms. in The Exchange,
eorner Of william aud all streets, a, noon pre-
cisely.
The New York." for Charleston, Hsvans, aad
New Orleans, will not leave till Tuesday next. She
has large number Of passenger. engaged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-10

Btkcx LIsr-Ne nave Iist OF well dressed and
respectable looking young rascal',-'Ome with
r.snsfaehss. some without, who are IN the ha-
nat Of following respectable ladies thrsugh the
streets. and of Insulting them frcqasnty in Broad
w.v. One seoundrcl. who is lawyer, not far from
the CITY Hall, followed lady into the very parlor Of
,he hotel where she was residing. We mean 10 put
atom 20 this business u is high time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
WORM LOZENGES.

SHERMANs WORM LozENGEs the creates,
DR. CHURCHiLL has ssed them in over hy cases cured
ten ospasms and three OF He considers them sale and
g. SoSEs h: at a in his family with entire
several Of has friends have great confidence
Gel CLARKeured one ofhis ehdren os pasas and enc
The Hon B. B. BEARDSLEY tanks they have saved the
life of ofh children had been long time in deens
and attended by the best physicians without relief
as tn. only hope he did So and ,hrOsgh the blessing
child wsl-anotheI living evidence oftheir wonder
full virtues Mr. B. family SHOULD be without them
More certificates might be added of their truly
wonderful properties. .
Am Chatham Bowery; aa Bleecker Dodds corner
Broadwsyj and l3s Fulton street, breoTiyn e
head ache, heart bprs, colds, SC. aso
A CARD TO THE DENTlCALi PROfEsSioN.-Th
undersigned weuid herewith most respectfully aequain
their kind andberal patronage, n add
ks chemical business to open and establish Repos
thng else needed OF Surgical and Mechanical
Dentistry He making arrangements to procure from Eu-
try Pasduns Psus, files and other finer insru
mets and spared neither lime, industry
soliei the cooperation OF all domestic and foreign
ueturers pat-nees vendors Of Dentists utensils and
10 all the goods his and fair and up
right with ALL A he has eeeH before Amerle public for
permentng for the pubic good he hopes that he
may be gd by his deeds and not by bombase praises and
some manufacturers Porcelain Teeth have considered
peror TO any other the Pruslan Tooth Tor ng ca
T. not adm,ssbei hs has 'ngaged several manu- cur.rs
Mineral feeb San Ritherto: Ia. on hand Human Teeth
Nyr Tooth Paste Kreoote for stimulating the sensb
ms o. K as ooPP d psues, Of De-
sclpton The city and country dentists VIII mad
il may be- If but for stimulating him to carry is views
proper execution ahd Dr. LIZ II FfEfGIHfiwaSGER
Broadway, Pearl 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-22
STATE OF NEw.YOhK,

0sEcRErAEfs OFFICE, AUGysI IL, is4o
To the Sheriff Of the City and County Of Newl ork.
% Sir-Noce s hereby given that at the nett Zen.
es Election this be held the second third ans
fourth days OF November Except in the City and ouny
OF New York City Of Brooklyn and the town Of Bush.
wick the County Kings where the election 70 be hello
Wednesday the fourth day of November next the follow
ug officers TO be elected:
A Goyerhor and a Lieutenant Governor. -
Eortytwo Electors Of President and Vice President OF the
United States. -
You will also take neee that the ofse,ice ofFreder
lex Taadge Seaaor for the First District TO which the
ity and County Of New York belongs will the last
tsy Of aud that for the sad District
his place. the said General Election.
on ~ aso take that four Representaves IN tAe 9th
Congress United States the Third ConyessIona
District consisting Of the city and county Of New York.
Re chosen a the said next General Election.
General Election the following ohers TO
be chosen IN your county.
Thirteen Members Of Assembly.
sheriff place Of Jacob Acker whose term expires
the last day 0fDeccnbcr nert .
County Clerk in place Of Joseph Hoxc, whose term
pres on the last day Of ID cember neat
Coroner place Of Ira b. Wheeler. whose term
will expire N TIE l.st day Of December next.
J. g sPENCER, Secretary ofstat..
Sheriff. Office New York. August 20, 1870.
The above copy of notification from the
Secretary Of state. co... JAcOB, AChEha
All the public newspapers the county Will publish the
above once IN each 81. until the Election.
zee Revised Statute vol la chapter sth ue sd aree 90
part ist page 100. az u nrs