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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-26
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
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A,1oa Hou.p-w Lcayitt, Wash; Hurd; Tiloison.
don ana sdy York Rs1don " II warren and lad
,neIe,: o Holman, lr, \ Yoil, D wolfe Bristol
Capt Barstsw and family; Dean; II Livingston and
lady, HussOni N w Chaplin, Hartford
AMrpicAs HorrI.-T Minor, PcekskiIl; Mr. Devotion.
Brooklyn; : e Ford, II Wilson, w Norris, Phil; Col
Bos,wiek, Corning; Richie, Rio; w Martin; w
HGSss' n, Idf is s,S SseS
ough, Mrs Greenough, Miss Parker.
Fsasxlrs Hsusr.-J u Smith. Montgomery; Mr. Hoy
Philsdephis Jackson, stevenson aud sister, o c
Tresdwcn, Payne, Alosnyi " o Hoehkiss, Vienna
Hew.sbs HorrL-T Fletcher, L G. Brown, T Griswold,
Philadelphia; Jshn De- witt West Point; Burke Spring
field, ss,tsster, Elmirs; Burden. Troy w Moore
Troy J Turner, w Pollock, Nassau; W whipple, B
Bostwek Frssier and daughters, Troy Hale ogsns
Yves, Point w Moore, Buffalo; CLARK, Monroe Coz g
Csnsen, Troy; Eddy, all River, Msssachusstisi @
siek; II Halls T W slack, Albany T y Miller,
Boles rtstown; D " Lord, Main Dell, Capt Steele
foS i.S sG,sn .n
Polly and lady, Athens; q w Manning and LADY, Man
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lady, New burgh; VI Merwin and lady, Norfolk; n NJ
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Todd Baltimore ID Cushmsn, osseEo Co; II S snsid.n
w Edmonds, Newburghj Hunting, Ware
PRssIpsSr HorsL---A w Hardie, y Y; w Cooke, II
Cooke. Cstskll; w Atwater, New York.
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York; VI A Parsons Gloucester; A Warren. N Haven:
Hs.ey Island cap, DramIne, Conn; II Avery, Hart
ford Porter, Middles~ Bebee Prospect; Denson,
Phil Kellogg. Hartford; Day, Newark; Coysr.
Mr Hegemsn. Norwich Crane, Dsltos Huntington
windharu w Thornton. Stow, Grafton; ID johnson, W
Cost, York; Tucker, Griswold; r. W Holmes. ply.
mouth; NJ Hobsrt, southngton otes Tsfr, Greonyile.
Car Graves Undertook; Mr. Montgomery Mrs Mont.
gomery, England.
wstrnlY Horsr--C II Merritt, Troy; All wylie, New
Orleans Dow. jr. Dorchester; II Hudson, Conn., 5
Mead. Sing Sing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-26

The Old saias Marriage, and other Poetry, from the
kss.of ALEXANDER
MCDONALD CLARKE,
sos psges-sl copy. Published by Charles Wexford No
2 Aston House. q. 900 names subscribed)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-26

Gy. w srtoIpr pan fRssrs pts RE,ss.Ns-Un sui.
eide dent les rappantes ont soyes bien du
monde Went davoir lieu linhrmere des acnes de New
York.
I'm jsune homme de - ans, nomme McDouesl, await etc
emp-yt CRATER des pour lie cabinet de phitnologe
Ce genre docc ups'on produisn chez Get ndydu hall
que lui faisst considersr son travail CONNIE I'LL
ce benot II 80 hgura que de rerroehes mi eaient adj
yoix dun nommt John Kennedy e menacer, lui rede
mspdsr Sans eesse poursuvt de mines idees, II
lava pendt. moy dune ccrde nd couldn't
don't II await att sch reNtrente gend de porte les
pds etsent recourbs meme, jambes netient
gssc quoique tout hsut terre de sorte que NAL
heureux naurst pas pert 81 10 De
sion produit par Ia strsngulaon await permis de
lever Oh Sill nett ansit que le croy ait L. pouvre
hsmme que devenda tous L. dsetsurs eux qui s7.
peru tant de que deviendrs rsndjesn grand
dooeur pour les cheveus cue doit le dissection 81
Ietnde quill fsies De mile tttes huraines les COMMAS
spprofondcs quill posssde IL CUR cherche 81 un
Jour totes u redemsndient leurs cheveus an lien dc
e,udes ct son admirable competition des ehevesx qas
n'syientpas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-26

OIJ- CHATHAM THEATRE.---Thc Carpenter Of
Rouen, and the local piece Of New York as il 10,
went of with great eclat last evening. The local
scenery in the latter piece is most excellent and re-
fleets great credit on the artist, Duke White. The
last scene is NEST spsndid view Of the City Hall
and Park as it usually appears, on the night Of the
4th Of July, and the entertainments conclude with
beautiful display of fireworks. by our friend Isaac
Edge, of Jersey City, who stands unrivaIled as
pyrotechnist. The same performance is announced
FOR repetition this evening, and we have not the
least doubt W ill draw q full house.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.-THE
NEW JERSEY CASE.
TO BE CONTINUED.

Mr.. Taylor, from majority of the judiciary
committee, TO which was referred the com
muDlcalion of the Governor, transmitting the
proceedings OF the legislature OF New Jersey
complaining Of the exclusion Of Gov. Hen.
nington's certified delegates from the House
Of Rcpresc cntntves-subWltted long report
concluding with recommending the following
preamble and resolutions:
Whereas the state of New Jersey is entitled by the
constitution and laws to be represontcd by six members
In The House of Representatives uf the United states
aud whereas s persons declared elected and duly
commissioned as such representatives, In ths twenty.
,Nth Congress, IN conformity with the laws Of that
state, who thcrsby became possessed VI unguestona
bic right to taks their seats IN that Congress aud IA
hold hsn until after hearing aud trial by the House
that body should, under the sanction ~ their olria
oaths have udicaly RiJudgcd the persons con,nis
stoned entitled to their sestS Therefore.
REfoLyED, u the senate concur, That IN The opin-
ION of the Legislature, the menh,rs of the House
Representatives IN excluding, befure they had taken
ncubers from participation IN the Organization and
proceedings 81 that hcdy, were guilty Of violation nj
the constitutional rights of New Jersey aud ot act
of arbitrary power, at with tho principles of
republican Institutions, aud tending TO the sUbvorson o
Ous national freedom.
RgsoivsD, n the senate conenr, That on behalf y,
the state nf New York aud "a the end that ih. outrsr,
may never be drawn into precedent against the con-
stitnilona rights aud privileges Of the people Of this
.irie, we do solcmny protest against tho exclusion u
those merbcrs in the msbrcr above stated, unwrr-
rsuinhe sud unjust tosrs the sovereign -iste ~ New
jersey, sud dangerous 10 tho liberties oi the people o
this whole uHien.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

/ A MosT DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
IN N. YORK.-We have heard this morning
OF n most extraordinary circumstance, which
took place last night, at the residence Of DR..
Vandenburgh, in Washington place. The
family of the Doctor is OF present out Of the
city, and he is left in his dwelling with only
one servant. After midnight he was awaked
by something falling on the floor, and th'
first object that met his sight was man
standing in his room, n short distance from
his bed. Not having any weapon of defence
at hand, the fret thought That occurred IT,
hun was to spring from the bed, which he
did, taking with him oil the bed clothes thai
were over him, and throwing them upon the
intruder. The Doctor then seized q piece Of
iron, which was near the door, and which
was pointed at one and closing the cham.
Der door, he went down stairs, with the in.
tcn,ion Of giving an alarm but on his way h,
met IN the passage second person, and i'm
Inedatcly made a plunge at him with his
weapon. The stranger gave moan and re
treated toward the front door, which was
open. A,tenpting'to follow him. the Doctor
encountered at the door third, who appear
ed to be on the look out. The man who har
been stabbed said, when passing ont, " am
wounded" The ono at the door closed with
The Doctor, and both fell. While they wcr,
down, II is believed that the first man, who
was left IN the bedroom. broke open the dooI
aud descended the stairs, for while the Doc.
tor and his antagonist were struggling in TN,
entry, person camo by and made a blow, NJ
doubt a, the Doctor, but il fortunately fell oi
his antagonist, and must have severely in
jured him, MS the blood flew over the Doctor
|. Astcr this the man let 20 his hold, aud ,h,
Doctor was left alone in his glory. From
Appearances this morning there must hav
been considerable blood los, by the robbers
The stains OF the wall and floor being quit,
extensive. The Doctors watch wns founG
IN the entry. The Doctor has cut on b.
arm, nnd some parts Of lis clothing are CUT
|. w Y. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

ter having devoted the whole day, TO
near 8 o'clock in the evening, TO the dis
cussion of the question Of instruction to
the committee on the New Jersey Elcc-
ton, finally adopted the following reso-
luton. The amendments by which the
resolution acquired its present form were
adopted by vote of lO3 to 90.
The House refused 10 adjourn over
FROM Fridav to Monday by vote Of 62
to 90
esolped, That the Committee Of elec-
tions be instructed TO report to this II House
such papers and such Of their proceed,
ings as they may desire to have printed
by order of the House and that they
be instructed also to report forthwith
which five of the ten individuals claim
ing seats from The State of New Jersey
received the greatest number OF lawful
votes from the whole State for Repre-
sentatives in the Congress of the United
States at the election of 1888 in said
State, with all the evidence Of that fact
in their possession: Prorided, That
nothing herein contained shall be so con
sirued as to prevent or delay the action
of said committee in taking testimony
and deciding the said case upon the
merits Of the election.
MIR. Jones, from the Committee o
Ways and Means, moved suspension
of the rules Of the House for the pur pose
Of introducing n resolution which propo'
ses that the Treasury Note Bill be made
the special order of the day for tomorro"
and every succeeding day. The House
refused to suspend the rules, and the re-
solution was not brought before the
House.