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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
Relawaou s IntelIixem nee.

TaE SINsER BLAcK AsAIS-Saturday morning,
about ii o'clock, this hypocritical wretch, endes-
vored t. insult Mrs. II. in the Bowery. II he
continues his course, after the admoniton we gave
him a week ago, he may rely upon it, that we will
no longer spare him. Ii is probable he thinks
we do not know him, or that we hesitate through
fear publish hiss name in this, however, he errs
greatly. By the description given Of him, alluded
to above-Christiso ministers in general in this CITY,
suspect the very man. Bat if should be com
PEELED to do so, instead Of naming him Presbyte-
rian clergyman and quondam president Of college
we shall give his in full.
TIE SEMINARy.-Had the Trustees and Facu lily
OF the New York Theological Seminary, listened to
ouradvice at least fifty old and new students would
have been added to their present number. We
know Professor Bush is orthodox, as much so al
least as DR.. Skinner or Dr. Bar Time, how
ever, will show. Professor Bush has written his
independent opinions in all his commentaries; and
although many in the Church kick at them now
yet, of certainty, the time will come, when the
whole church will be proud TO quote him as author
ity. ''Cast thy bread upon the waters" etc. Let
this be Professor Bushs consolation during the ep
position. This was our plan, and see where are
at present; head and shoulders above all the mser
able scribbing pests in Wall street.
MoRE FAsCs In few days hence the Hebrews
will have to prepare for their holy festivals again
81 The Great Hosanna' and the Feast of Booths "
Miss Catharine Becker Of Cincinnati, has written
two essays in the Biblical Repository, viz: An Es-
say Cause AID Effect" and "An Essay on the
Power of the WILL" which have called forth two
articles from no less parsonage than the Rev. DR.
Woods, Theological Professor at Andover, Mass.
What wonderful young lady Miss b. must be to
enter into controversy with the Doctor, who dare
not now plead moral inability or even physical
inability. Although are willing to allow Miss
b. all that is her due, which certainly is very much,
yet cannot but suppose that her father or brother
or perhaps BOTH have had finger in the pie of gor-
dian knots.
understood that the Rev'd Bishop Hughes was to
preach charity sermon-in spite Of the inclemcncy
of the weather-s very large congregation assem-
bled at the Cathedral expecting that his reverence
would touch upon the claim Of the Catholics to a
participation in the school fund. In that part, how
ever, we, in common with others, were disappointed,
for throughout the sermon he did not allnde to the
subject. We were not early enough to hear the
com mencement, but the p incipal part of the dis
course the power Of the will in matters purely
worldly, and its ineficiency in heavenly things. A
cons derable cole cted in aid Of the char-
ty. The edifice thronged, and such was the
desire of hundreds get within hearing that many
knelt outside the porch exposed to the pelting of
pitiless storm.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Other things.

Horticulture - PoHfics-and other things
AZ your paper 10 read by all classes Of people,
both IN America add Europe, j. probably the be 81
vehicle for the disc nina ion of agricultural inei-
pence. Yesterday was proud day tor the larms r.
of the Goncsec countty II was the hrst eNhibition
Of the Cencsee Agricultural Society. Al an early
hour the city thronEcd with the friends oi Arfi'
cultural and horticultural improvement from the
surroun ling couutry; many eminent agric a.uI's,s
and breeders Of choice stock, from Upper Csnads'
were prescnt Among them was Adam Fcrgurson.
Esa ceebratedas importer OF fine cattle amongst
the gentlemen from the surrounding counties, well
known 40 emil ghtcned and scientific agriculurists,
were John Greig, Esq, 81 CanAndsisua Qcrmeriy
from scotand) and Lewis r. Allen, Esq, oi buffalo.
The Latter delivered an address TO large
eoneourse at the Court Hcsse, which was listened
20 ith profound attention and evident qualification.
The exhibition Of stock, especially ~ cattle, was
said by competent judges 10 excel anything OF the
kind they ever had witnessed. Several premiums
were awarded but 80 the society - yet IN its inian.
cy, and is without public ad the premiums were
sot as numerous as would have been desirable. To.
day the fair takes place at which much Of the fine
stock exhibited yesterday will be sold.
IL is cheering, in these times Of political excite
meut, when tn whole of the community is set by
the ears by office ho deIs and cice seekers, TO zee
50 much spirit exhibited in the laudsble effort to
Jevcope the agricultural resources ~ this most De
lghtfnl country. The thanks Of all true patriots
shoald be rendered 10 those eminent gen,ie"en VINO
devote their time and means TO spreading agricnr
Il nal knowledge. Agriculture - the e.is o. Nv
t.rsI and individual wealth, and its pursuit IL en-
nobling in m tendencies. There Is no other pnrsui,
IN VIII ch man can as well practice the msxims o'
sound Christian morality, snA 70 liable 70 sol
Temptations to stray from we psth oi virtue
have sivep you this slight sketch oi the hrst eNhip
ton ~ he Geuesec Agricultural Society, th'nkins
n mixht interest many 81 yoar readers, and perhaps
inasse YOU 70 devote some portion OF your hign',
valuable paper TO ssrfcsftursl matters. Yours, nc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
Nunbsr of votes polled in
AMI 1850. AIJr. lssO.
Number of voters

The number Of voters registered exceeds, il will
be SEEN By more than tive thousand the highest vote
ever polled in the city. BY the provisions Of the
Registry Act, the Commissioners are required to
hold special meeting next week, to hear objections
TO any name or names placed on the registry, at
which session the right Of the person registered
NAV be challenged, and the Commissioners ere re-
aaired to give notice to the person challenged,
aud If il shall appear that he is not and will not be
a qualified voter by the neat election, they are to
erase his name from the list. This process OF puri
fication must necessarily strike Of large number
Of those who are regstered, and il Is possible that
no more corruption will creep into the ballot box,
than has been practiced at former elections.
Every means have been adopted by the emoc rats
10 cast odiun upon the whg-, who wanted the regis
try law and TO bring the Law itself into disrepute
Some OF the expedents have been ludicrous, some
merely ridiculous. In the Sixth ward, wag Of a
fellsw appeared leading brother locofoco, by a
chain which was fastened about his neck. After
getting registered himself he said he wanted his dog
Ned registered also.
Here, Ned, my boy-whe-ew, whe-ew," he
w&istled, jump up, Ned, that's a good dog aud
have your name put down with the rest Of EN-"
Ned frisked about, ard beh1ved as dog like pos
sbe, and after being registered led out By his
keeper.
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Theatrical.

YANKEE HILL's NEW THEArRR.-This pretty
little concern opens for performances this evening
Persons who remember the house in its former con-
dition, would scarcely recognize it now, under ITS
manifold changes There is a freshness and novelty
in its appearance which plainly indicates that the
manager understands what he is about. The pit is
no longer pit but is henc eiorth to be known under
the more recherche title of parquefte. Instead Of
the seats ordinarily appropriated TO that part OF the
house, four ranges Of boxes, resembling pews OF a
church, have been substituted, each Of which is
numbered, backed, and cushioned and will comfort
ably accommodate five persons. Seats in them may
be previously secured by application at the box
office The price Of admission to the parqusttc is
three shillIngs; to the dress and second circle Of
boxes fifty cents; and to the gallery, twelve. The re
is no third tier neither will the Of modesty and
virtue be shocked, in other theatres by the con-
duet Of its frequenters. Women known to be Of
doubtful reputation will be excluded. This an
nouncement should alone entitle Mr. Hill to the pa
tronage and support Of the mo al portion Of our com
mupity.
The performers under present engagement are Ia
Tented and well suited TO the entertainments TO be
gi,en-comic opera, vaudeville, and petit comedy
HILL host in himself will, Of course, appear in his
Yankee characters. We shall attend the first per-
Torrance, and speak Of it as we find it.
To Hill we say, go ahead-be industrious, and en-
tcrprisrg as we are, and you will succeed as We de-
whilst your lszier rivals half century behind the
age in their notions, like the Wall street loafers OF
the press are fast Fastening to bankruptcy and ruin
hy- RicE-the celebrated Jim Crow-takcs be-
ueft this evening at the Chatham Rice, in his line,
i, superior TO any other man on the American or
English boards. He occupies the same ground in
American negro characters that Powers does in the
Irish Go and see him, and be satisfied
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

This return is indie alive Of that state Of rsp"se
the banks at all the specie paying points have "
during the pas, few weeks. The banks Of oaio s
their currency about 20 per cen, during the Fa''
since which they have apparently rern''nea
while the progress of business has rap'iy
the eastern indebtedness Of the state, and nearly g
the exchange The west has, however, Pufrh''
freely in this market than have the other scc'''s
standing which gradual settlement has osca 'h'
The bank has apparently paid It's time draits 'n1
i,s hank balances, by increasing It's c'rculs,''"
,.ir, i.s lopns. This process Of settling bs'snc
baby baby preparatory to renewal Of business. n
holds. il syear., but ono dollar in 'peee'o seven
,.,ion ana d.nositc. and must, theiore, move eso
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
On Dts.

NAvAL-U. S. ship Concord, arrived here on
Friday last, from Boston, having passage of four
days. The c. is a first class ship Of war, carrying
twenty four2 Founders medium guns) and was for.
merly very good sailer, but her last cruise she
proved very much the reverse. Since that she has
been in dry dock and repaired and trust that her
sailing will be cresitable to the American Navy
this cruise By the by, it stated in a Boston pa
per, time since that the frigate Mac ed snan
ried twenty -four guns that is about right
the Bostonians ever get. The Nj. 10 a second class
frgate rated IS and carrying ~ guns, that is, "a
side, instead Of "a altogether.
DEJEuKER.-Mr. John c. Stevens gives a break
fast beard his yacht, onThursday next, at p. NJ
a full account Of which will be given in Ia future
number All the fashion and b. au,y Of the city will
be collected.
Tnr BELLE OF NEW York" Who will be the
Belle this winter! is question which is often ask
ed, but by no means easy TO answer. fe days
since this question was asked by gentleman, and
was thus answered. "There is Mis- - D.,
sh is beautiful and accomp.hed-she will not do.
There is Miss - P, she is rich and beauti-
ful-she will not do. There 10 Miss - l.,
she is rich and accomplished she vi i'll do You
lsok surprised that Of these will do they will
all be bellies, doubt; but the belle must be lady
Of no ordinary atracions-she must be an heress Of
uncommon expectations, as well as beautiful and
accomplished. Such an one there may be found in
the Of the wint,r but such there is
now"
Nor BAp.-The following conversation was &C.
cidentally overheard, the forecaso Of Of our
men Of war not long since. Before relating how.
ever, it will be necessary to inform those who are
farns characters, that great men are always
called Big Bugs" by sailors.
Joe, what the devil makes the people always
call old Commodores and Captains, "Big Bugs,'
does you knowl"
Jack, the reason is very evident; now you sec
they call them fellows Big Bugs" case they arc
like bee"
chow am TIN like bee 7"
" That Is very evident too"
"a Blu; now be they like onel"
Why ease they're humJugs, to be sure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

SINGULAR APPErIrE-The Rev. Doctor Brown.
lee last night larded the Pope all over and then swa
lowed him whole, anaconda would lamb.
A SIeS.-A meeting Of the Rank and File" as
they are facetiously called, is advertised for We'd
nesday evening, at National Hall This is move
mept towards the succession, and means Henry
CLAY. Very WELL go ahead.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

BUNKER HILL MoNUhEHr.-.' learn that at
meeting Of the Directors Of the II. H. NJ. Associa-
ton held yesterday that is probable contract will
soon be entered into fer the completion ofthe
ment. A contractor is ready 10 enter into
gagement to complete il for $i3 800. This is ex-
elusive Of the grading Of the grounds and the erec
tion Of suitable fence; besides which there is a
debt from the Association for money borrowed some
years ago, amounting to over $1,000 with interest,"
which swells the amount to about $1,000, making
the sum requisite for the completion nearly
$50, 900.
For ehecting this object, the present and antci-
pated resources the following: The funds in the
hands Of the Treasurer the Pres dent and the Urea
of tho Nee hanc together with the
subscriptions of sundrv individuals, are more than
ofthe Fair, including several contributions, exceed
pay $4,000, as il shall appear that the
conditions of these munifcent donations are com
piled with. This will no doubt be accomplished in
a few days, making the sum available for the COM
pletion OF the work Standardization Transcript
Thus far well. The Monument will go up at
length, including Fanny Eissler's contribution and
all. 1propOs-the miserable twaddlers of the press,
still continue to biawl out against the Boston La
dies for receiving the money of the g Aerous dan
sease. These blockheads now call upon the COM
mittee to return the $1,000. If Fanny Elsslers mo-
ney is put under the ban account Of her birth,
character, profession and thus returned to her,
let enquiry be also instituted into the character of
all those other persons who also gave money for that
patriotic purpose
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
Due by State Of Mississippi in specie, Slos
4. 4. Bank United Slater, Aug 70 1870

Bank of the United States, .ftse -. 1Sl
sir-havc the honor TO prefix account Of the amo,
of interest on Bonds of the State OF Mississippi whie
been adv and paid by this Bank for the cr OF
State and for which request as early rensbarsen
as NAV he practicable. Praying your Exoeiency .
Acknowledgements Of receipt Of this letter. have the no
to be, most respectfully your Excslenev's ohssient
want, 4. pCNLAfr ffes
To his Excellency, Alex McNutt,
Governor Of the State Of Mississippi
These are part of the bonds the bank has IN pledg,
London for its debenture hence the why has
far pail the interest. A tax bill was proposed in
Mississippi Legislature last winter TO pay the i.ercs
these bonds but could not be carried. The bank hase
timed 70 advance the interest in order te preScrrs the
dit Of It's own paper, and now demands the sum ia ~
The United States Bank pays It's own debts with its I
manor WHY does it not extend the same privilege io
State of Mississippi and take its pay in Union Notes
rood rule it is SAIL will work both ways There ore nj
Of ,be hanks of the South formed State Stock that
cent most deplorabe condition. and the period Of q
raj resurnrtion will be the termination Of their cad
The question of taxation will then come mp to pay ti{
terest and primo pal OF stock len, to banks end lt in
cula,on With capital so situated, the United States
is involved, through different banks, to the amour
si2,0Oo,ooo
The following is statement Of the affairs Of the
rners' and Mechanics Bank Of Detroit onsthe Ist ms
compared with the return of February i,ls,e:
F.RnESs,s Sp MrcHAsIcs' BANK, EErssrr.
= Ia. m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

srsANBoar svsE We learn that the steamer
Csmp,e. from yicksburg for this port, with 30
bales cotton. sprung leak few miles below Baton
Rouge and sunk near the shore. Part Of the Gotten
has arrived, and II is believed the whole will be sa-
we'd and further, that the boat will be raised and
repaired al no great cost -lNuc Orleans bulletin,
SQfi az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

MARYLASD ELEcrIoS.-We have prepared the
following statement in order to present to Ourread
a correct, condensed view ofthe returns, as far
as heard from. The Pilot estimates che wbig
.oxsfx aho,. AAO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

15- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Benehto OF Jim Crow,
the original Great attraction-two new Pieces
the great Rice, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Thorne, Wood,
the astonishing representative Of the monkey tribe,
signor Hervio Nano. and the principal part of the
superb stock company, in the field together Such
attraction must surpass every thing, and Rice will
receive glorious benefit, on this the last night OF
his engagement The pieces are the Black Hercules,
and Foreign Prince, in which Rice appears; the
new drama Of Antoine, the Savage, with Mrs.
Lewis Mrs. Thorne, and the favorite Wood; and
the Brazilian Ape, with Hervio Nano as the mis-
chievous and nimble Jocko. All this for prices to
suit every lover Of dramatic entertainments, has
been afforded by Manager Thorne, since he adopted
the principle Of providing the best commodities on
cash principles
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

NoRr B..K FRAuDs.-NOtes of the Mannfsctu.
rer. Bank at Ulster are in circulation, without
signature Of the President Are not such notes
frsudi Others, sigsed by one Moses Y Beach, are
also in eireulaticr. What are tbeyi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
NEW YORK HERALD.


WsssrrR Speech Richmond, reported exclusively for
the Herald the only full and correct report published,
including also Mr. Speech at Auburn printed in
s,etthe Weekly Hsrsdfor sale this Office, price 81
cents.
wrnsrKns Speech Wall reported for the Herald,
pr,nted on utu white satin for irsmngpee 81 Sesame
soeeeh in single large sheet for fsmngpree i2i cents
wrpsrER's speech in Richmond. printed white satin,
aIso for sae-price 81 SO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

l17- GREAT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
RANK AND FILE Of the city of New York, at Ma
tiona Hall, "Wednesday Evening, 18th ns-caled by
5000 citizens "A Mass Meeting of the Democ attic Rink
and File and all those in favor OF WM. HENRY HARR
SON and TYLER too--of National Reform. better
times and reduction of Wages will be held at National
Hail. Wednesday Evening, th inst at hail. past seven
o'clock. -
MANY Distinguished men have been invited to address
the meeting Numerous singers, and superior band Of
music will also be present to enliven the occasion
BY order OF the Committee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

HuxBuc.-The quarrel between the Water Com
mssissers and the Corporation, about laying pipes
through the streets of the city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

GREAT MUSICAL Treat ExPEcrsp.-Thc Woods
have advertised splendid concert at the City Hotel
on Wednesday. Prepare for treat, indeed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

HoyEy Moon SOON OVERRIDE Kinsford, Of New
buryport, Mass, was tried last week for whipping
his wife. convicted and fined ten dollars. They had
been married four weeks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

NEXT FoREIGS NEws-The next foreign news
will be highly important-it will determine the pre-
liabilities OF war in the not AT the last
counts, Mehemet Ali had not aeceded TO the -Four
Powcrs-by another account he had. 1t was also
stated that France had sent military stores TO Egypt
and that the British Admiral had received orders TO
seize them. An attempt to do this would bring
France into collision with England On the LIST, the
President steamer sailed from Liverpool-and on
the 3D. the Britannia The first ID out III days !;
the latter days. According to every calculation,
we shall receive their intelligence on Thursday or
Friday of this week. Till then, must wait pa
A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

LAND SALE.-Peru, Indiana, was at the last ac-
counts, thronaed with people, in attendance on the
great land sale at that place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

90 The MosrHtAL GAZETTE must be careful "a
give as credit ~hen we send Il the latest news by
the steaners-otherwise we shall strike II from Out
exchange list, and no mistake SO must every othsr
exchange paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

INPonrAxr ~ TRU.-Doctor Brandreth and
Count Tssistro have settled their differences. So
says the sun They were wise to do so. An exhibit
Of the causes Of their differences would have made
sc,.~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

CoLoSIzATIoN The receipts Of the American
Colonization Society for the last month were s20S5,
including sSol for sales Of camwood brought by the
Saluda, in February last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

CH.alrs DrL,vas-Thsrc - report a. out
tswp. that this distinguished daal i 70 lie
chief editor ofthe Courier, vieeJ. w Webb, licked
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
stnte ofTrnde.

q THE increasing excitement a the eseeoon,
Eject upon business, and during The PCS, 49, I.
been less doing, and the humbcr on s,s -. q
rs been done then was anticipated. Ise
b,s;rcss has been felle ~ed by Sigh, GOWN
cy In tho prices Of nest leading articles
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

FAsstoNAbLr REPoRr.-There - report among
,As f,sbio,,bls.. that NJ Dsnslsss breakfasts III
shortly commence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

FRom Rio DE J.ssIRo By the " Montevideo"
arrived yesterday, We have received the 80 Des-
pertad.r" Z. the 18th Of August. They are not 80
late a. we have before received.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

OcrsS srrsNtRs.-Saturdsy. at one o'clock, the
"Grest Western stsrted for Bristol, Eos'and with
sinety-scven passengers, and nearly one hundred
thousand dollars in specie. She went directly 10
sea.
The 1" Britannia" from Boston. arrived at Halifax,
n, the "a inst and sailed the evening, for Ii
w.,oool. SIR Colin Campbell, the late Governor Of
No.. Scotia. and family, took passage On her.