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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-14

The Erie, Pa. Democrat of June 18th, gives
an interesting example of the effect produced
by Gen Harrison's remarks at Cleveland, upon
Loco Foco who went to the gathering TO deride
the Old Hero: sa -.s .sEoa-
One of this class, who was a man of influ.
ence among his party, saw the General rise to
speak, with sheer upon his lips; but the eye
of the veteran began to flash, his countenance
to beam with intelligence and his speech
10 breathe the fire and arlor of youth, the scep.
tic stood Inomentih establishments; soon his
eyes began TO grow dim with teers, aud when
he could endure it no longer he exclaimed,
have done that man injustice. have been de-
ceive6, and have deceived others; but from
this day will devote myself 10 his cause, be-
cause his cause is the cause the country. Let
no man from this day call General Harrison n
superanuated old man, for he lies in his teeth.
With heart full Of sorrow and repentance, he
decorated himself with Tippecanoe badge, g.
was assanXious to show it to his companon,as
newly created lord would be to exhibit the insg
MIA Of his recently acquired dignity to the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

Portered Nyork. cid Castor Howe, Of NYork for Monte
3Jt, Llon Pat Qua Denmark, BArtle
NYoIk; Stat, IN Pennington, Randall, ST Thomss.
PoRrLAND Aug i-srr hbrrnia, Harmsn, NYork; Marga-
ret, do: Elizabeth, do via boston. E g'fI M VA y
GLoUcEsrEK, Jny 3oatr Adrisc Surnam; sisi, Macdo-
nough, Berry, York; Hope SUSAN Boston, 2st sid Elk
change, NYork.
BosroS, Aug lcId Woleott new Ryder NYork, splen
did, Patterson, dos 3d. Tartar Hat Sabine dos ud
soh vrs ina Mentor Norfoki Oriental NOeans fremont,
Lewis, Work Grecian, Chase doi I'd Samuel john
Orle sis.
Nav BrDFoRD, Aug Iarr Paragon, Norfolk; VIM Brswn,
Philadelphia.
pRovDrScE, Aug Carr Cssket Matanzas, Arenzemundi,
Baltimore; Isl. Tecum ei Child, NforK.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug Carr Win Watson, Hartford; cid
Amb sssador, Boston; Acksah Douglass, NYork
Aug A. sshrs Watson Hartford Cha otte do; Julia,
Fiendsh p and Hope NYork; Sarah Wales, Samuel aud
Marshall, Boston.
BALTIMoRE, Aug Ulysses, AmsteI dam; Lucia Bre-
men; w Brown Gareys Ferry Trya, Providence; Pu-
tarch, Brar mock NYork; john A Rohb, Amsterdam
NoRFoLx Aug The Ellen Brooke, bound TO London, is
on her way down James river.
CHARLFsroN July Stat quarantine, Independence Grd.
le Mobile fun q days bound Bosonut on account OF
sickness Of the aud being short OF waer Gath INST the
mate died of foyer AID and committed to the deep
passengers, all we'll.
kAvANsAM July sO--cld Eagle, Wiley. Newport, III.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05
Corn Trade and Crops.

Wheat is selling in Michigan at ~ cents, and corn at "a
cents per bushel. MF
According a statement made by Lyord, the quantity
of Flour exported from Baltimore foreign ports during
the half year ending the 30th June, 634 bbls
the value of which was Sl,0i309 During the three
months ending the 30th June. there exported,
So 59 bushels Wheat and 49, 43 bushels of Corn the
aggregate value of which was 81 $50.
Small parcels ofne Wheat have been sold in Roches-
ter at seventy five cents per bushel.
1t is stated by Frederick Md paper that there has
been very general disappointment in the Wheat crop
has been got out the actual yield being smaller
than expected The crop will be olerabie but moth
ing equal to that of last year. There varieties
of wheat which have proved superior to the drought and
arrived at perfecton; such Garden Wheat" Blue
Sem and the Rock Wheat the latter chiefly used for
seed considerable portion Of the crop is said 10
be much burnt up to be beyond recovery No rain
had fallen for than month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05
Halted state. Nr.r.haIIs Office.

RecoH.-Five stout looking fellows, being portion
Of the crew Of the 4" Governor Troop " Ben Butman
master, were brought up, charged with making re-
volt on board that ship. They gave their names
Henry Atkins, William Parke, John Brooks, josiah
Pattman and James Lewerv. As the grand jury
was in session, the case was inmediately sent be-
fore them, and the accused committed to the tombs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

M Cu,rH,N THEATRE-Another glorious bill tonight.
Tho superb and highly successful drama of the Spectre
Pilot and the Foulah Slave. and piece called the
PEI of the Admiral In which the talented Master Hu h
ngs who is indeed the ondcr Of the stage performs five
characters In addition the clcye little Master Wood ap
rcars in a popular dance. Il is really surprising how
Tborne manages present so many attractions TO the
public AZ his extremely low prices Of admission, and yet
nut money in his pursebut is-hs houses proclaim
hiatt fact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

Or VAuxu,LL GAEDESs.--The richest treat offered
this season will pe found at these gardens this evenings
for the benefit ofyoung Diamond, the unequaled Ehio
plan Dancer bcing his last appearance Blakey the
celebrated comedian and Master Wood the infant prodigy
from the New Chatham, with the consent OF Manager
Thorne, volunteer f,r this evening Nh. Jenkins, the
Droeris aad Mr. Bounie the popular opera dancer also
appear besides which Ne have the admirable Miss Gle
mentine. Mr.. Gardner and pupil, Whitlock, Mons DE
Iorrnc Brooks CARROTS. Sc. sc. Diamond appears IN
all Of his celebrated dances and breakdowns We Gods
what Till for two shilhngs This is for Diamonds ex-
elusive benefit and bumper he will make Of It, No free
admissions on dis tckler casion."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05
Coroncr's Office.

AUG. An inquest was held at No IS Orange
street. the body OF Sarah Isascs, native of Lon
dom aged 3S. 1t appeared from the testimony Of the
husband of the deceased, that whilst he was dress
ing himself deceased was suddenly taken with
vomiting Of blood, and before medical aid could be
procured she was a corpse. Verdict death from the
bursting Of blood vessel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

Cleared.
ma TG Ma bs sE sss @
yalp.raiso and Lima Margaret Ann, tB) HuTl H.rbor
Sa% Kimberly NsrSsrn Sc s.S Hsa.T xS
ans, Maanzasi Intrepid, Camp Philadelphia
Arrived.
Ship Philip First Farren IS days from st ubes with
Br men brig A|ins Areneid. IS days from Bremen, in
Brig t,pyng smita' days from Noreans, with specie,
Ms.T, Williams day, from Moei|. with cotton,
ship Lucy from MoS. for LiysrpOo ro., A..
to master.
One ship and three briggs.
Sailed.
Ship Sarah Arsa, Cape Horn; brig fremont Belize, Hon.
General Record.
Letters Erope-The Orpheus Cole for Liverpool sails
Her letter bags trns Foreign Let.
ter Office, IA the Exchange.
For Lrerpoot-The Carroll Of Carroon Bird sails this
morning at O'Clock.
For Matansa-The Caspar Hsuser will sail to-day al ~
o'clock Gpn, the Exchange News Rooms has her letter
bags
Bark Nr York Packet apt Downing 70 days from Liver
pool New York put Boston arsntin. last sunday
and tour q ibs present the sH i. p.
Of Dr. smith writes that the disease sppesrs 10 r.
typhu fever She British vessel. aud not az American
thing needs Io the comfort Of by
Dr. Smith the sside.. phy.cas and Mr. Bailey The
fresh meats milk bread in abundance Whether The vow
's sc S' sSS ,sssS n Me- as rou with
coal for Providence, went saturday Nth
head Of Brenton reef the outer breakers in thick fog
remained perfectly tight whea the eaptan left about
horrs after. Soon after off the reef starting
Of her stern plsnks aud sunk Is feet Sails
rs aIs Office ~ Providence ss $500 insured
Brig Charieon Packet Flanders, sailed from New Bedford
the h uit returned that port One I'd instant having
aleak.
The first that ever entered the port Of Maun.
din Ms the Galaxy at Providence about three weeks
s.ameus wage, declined in Baltimore on Saturday last 10
SIS month"; al whchprce, with small stores good orcmas
hands plenty.
Lp Majestic Mustard from Mobile for Liverpool cargo If
cotton, Bath Friday last, having
the asd u days out. in heavy gale NJ She will
procerd her alter making necessary repairs
Notice TO Mariners.
Light NJ the Entrance Of the .4r0n Bristol Chdnnti-The
river Avon 70 be every night from sunset ~ sun
rise The lighthouse the side Of the en-.
trance Avon, aud the light fixed white burning al
the elevation OF 70 feet above the level Of high water spng
tides.
Jessore, of NYork July ~, off hey West
Aeis Of Ny ork, from Apaschcoa for Hsvre July of
Virginia Of New Castle standing w, August s lat &C. lon
7OlO.
Tnrtugas
Caspian New Orleans for Liverpool July Qsb lat l,
Iei, from New Orleans for Liverpool July nth % 80
Ontario Mobile for Liverpool out 50 days, date lat
L0nion Fr) from Norleaus Cor Hsvre days lat co.
Ion is.
TRSIpap Cuba. days sincc-Psndora for Boston, ldg;
York in days Mary Pease SHIELD Portland lO New York
Abbott, for Norfolk; Cleaner, Eaton, Boston, IA
United states Ports.
Barn, July 2s-arr North STAR Sysnnah 29tb Granite,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

TUE CRoPs.-The Franklin, La, Republican
states that both the and the cotton crops are
very fine, notwithstanding the late drought. The
corn crops viii not fall short, generally sup
posed, and the late is coming fairly, and is
daily improving from the effects Of the frequent
showers that are falling.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

SUIeB uC ING SeCOHU bOuTUs
rs shs Del Hud s6ods 74t 100 shs Am Trust s3ds ISL
25 do TSb SO do do 26
rs dc N Am Trust 26 IS 90 U Bank $50
Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Aug. g.
100 Lehigh Loan 6s lS45 81; 1920 Lehgh SIS l9i5
1900 State SIS 1882 95; 1000 State SIS 1889 50; $4,000
Draft on New York at sight, l03s
Sales at Second Board yesterday
$1,000 State SIS 1866, 1885, 20 shares L. s.
Bank, 69f; loo do do 70; so dc $751;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

Sur PESrsYLvASI,.-The "big ship" is yet ly-
ing idle in Portsmouth harbor without man on
board. We may boast Of her as the largest vessel
in the world but OF what is that if she is per-
mitted TO remain stationary and rotl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

o. CASTLE GARDrN.-We are happy 10 find that the
disappointment occasoncd by the storm Monday even.
ing IN producing he popular adverts also
the bombardmcnt Of ST. Juan Uoa and the City of Vera
Cruz will be removed this evening by the performances
Of the usual popular vocass and the exhibition Of the
grandcst Gre works ever produced.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05
DEPARTURE OF THE ATLANTIc STEAMERS.

PACKETS TO ARRIVE 4 PACKETS TO DEPART
LONDON
Montreal, Grifing. July Toronto Griswod, Aug 10
Gladiator, Britton, July 10 Westminster Moore Aug 20
LIVERPOOL. LIyERpsoL.
Roscoe, Huttleson, June IS Independence Nye, Aug
Utica, Pel June 20 Emerald, Howe. Aug
CANTON. HAVANA.
Ann McKim Martin. Mar c. Colon, Smith, Aug 30
ORLEANS.
Yazoo, Kingsbury Louisville, Hunt, soon
MOSTLY.
Alabama, Williams, July Is dw. Vincent Judson, soon
SAVANNAH. SAVANNAH.
Madison. Stewart. uns L Baldwin, Bassett,
CHARLESTON. cHARLEsror.
Cohansey, Moore, Aug Moses, Loveland, soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. Auguat A "a p. MI.

The stock market has been less active and prices tend
downwards. North American Trust and Banking Com
pany declined per cent Harlem per cent U. s. Bank
improved per cent. Exchange on Philadelphia was
worse; sales at 81 si on Baltimore 81 2i.
Governor McNutt, of Mississippi has issued his procla
nation declaring that the Union Bank the Bank of Vicks
burg and the Grand Gulf Railroad and Banking Company
have forfeited their charters by failing redeem their
dollar notes. Mr. Morgan, President of the Union Bank
has resisted the proclamation.
We recently published statement of the affairs of the
Morris Canal and Banking Company, and with list ofthe
names published by the company its directors as fol-
lows =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

IMPO RTANT
C O M M u n | G. A II 10 N.
NEW YORK, February aLIsiO.
DEAR SIR: The duty OF my profession has exposed me
~ colds, asthma and other "a complaints in-
cdent this uncertain climate have been deprived of the
Of preaching by hoasnes, and should s be had
used YOU Medca'ed Candy. tried for W times
and find lungs healed. my appetite improved,
voice clear evidently imp owed there
fore have hesitation adding Recommendation the
who have experienced tn. efficiency OF your Clarified
Essence Of Horehound. -
al imisI Rev. j. ID. HART, sal Pearl st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

Grand Gavatna Miss Clemenpe and Mr. Gardner.
Negro Exravaeanza-Jenny get the Hoecake done-Nlr.
Whitlock, accompani also with the greatest display
MASTER pIAMoHb
In the Smoke House Dance.
Professor Grobe will preside at the Piano
10 Performances commence at eight o'clock.
tirulsrs. see small bills - -
Refreshments Of every variety furnished by Mr. Jones' pro-
prietor Of the Garden.
postponement account Of the weather. the Saloon
which Is well ventilated from the top all Sides can be
closed a, a momspts notice.
Stages and the Garden, and will be waiting
at the close Of the performances
Ad -iittance to the Gardens frec-Saloon as cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

TRUTH sCORNS ALL KINDS OF EQUIVOCATION
1T eight years since Hunters Red Drop first
mace public and Of thousands Of has failed
where the directions have been attended which simple
Hundreds of imitatc and counereers but
outlivcs all their base attempts, itself daily to be
the only prompt, permanent
-o pcsed to all kinds Of ertsed medicines and
obliged last resource to it, after In
some csses spending hundred Of dollars, 8 per val.
MAIDEN lane Albany, NY; 81 Portland three doors
from Sudbury, Boston Mass So North Sixth street. ade
phia, Pa 81 state street. Charleston - CT jefferson street.
door above Fourth, the Theatre Louisville, Ky
Principal, Division street. NY. Tvs mis-
THE GLOBE BANK The ten day netes of this inst,tn
ton redeemed at at the counter Of the Bank No.
Wall street. -
rnyai sm,ns' y n, DAY. Cashier
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS. 4
So 80 ~ -

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
So - ~ &.
ZIP SEw y oSs hSs or
Ship s I'll NNgT EiAiiF' Gspi; Cornell I
sasRs aToeA tsS Eae " h siSSssss'
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:sssg &c @
New S 1 Orleans
hs SsS SfsSs be Ss sS
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sent y board Of rssua. bis q
Al foods suSscr6e will ii be Of
sssi. Nss ss s5sy
.S&N FOR i LvEkPo2LLT r.; packet ship oRpHEUs,
to The R6Gi '2r fl ss s..
-k&N PASSAGE FOR LlvERPooL-,To saul on the
81 baasSsrns seerhio. Al last 'ag ship FL
for cabin aud second cabin the second cabin is
rates By
HERDMAN & KEENAN,, 81 South st.
as upstairs, one door east of Walist.
EUROPEAN AGENCY.-The undersigned respectfully in
public continues The 4gecy Ptsttg,
Pa where he established il twent~ years ago
This Agency future, will be more strictly confined to
such business be realized without much tIoubc de-
lay and particularly requested that other description
be forwarded a. IL cannot be undertaken ..UH
Legacies Hereditary Property .dnnufes, and
of money received and paid part OF Eng
and Ireland and Scotand also the United States.
dress JAMES STUART, Euro pean and
ass American Agent Pittsburg, Pa.
~ GEO. Is. ROLLINS, Auctioneer.
MILL BE SOLDThis Day at ~ o'clock at the Chatham
" Chpe (entrance SO Chatham st) by wilkins Rollins X
60 the eure of % hanging lamps astral
and IS Lyerpo lamps Motifs with pipe aud fixtures,
large lot Of cushions and rods DOORS chars tables
aud altar furniture and great variety of other
the OF that Chapel which may be seen on the day Of
INANTEDA situation &C Captains Clerk by the adv
w tser, young man Of IS of Undoubtsd
reference to character and capaby Ad ress D. D.
at tie Office Of this paper. as st
EEvER AND AGUE cured BY the Original and Genuine
L ROWANO'S TONIC MIXTURE, or Vegetable Feb.
nfuge For sale BY j. o. Fay. General Agent the Drup
store No. 1893 Broadway Nrapklin Heuse) New York.
jy2i I'm is
4 GENCY FOR TIE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU.
"A RANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall street, near Pearl
This continue insure description Of
~ against loss damage by fire. reasonable terms through
out the United States.
Directors &c. Zabrskie, Richard W. Redfeld John Van
Boskerek, Jeremiah Johnson George Strong, Samuel
Lowerre John Morre John Legget John Sklmsn, Samuel
Wlles Charles .. Handy, Lemuel Richardson, W. T. Pow
T.. ZABRl SkIE, President,
Washington Post. Agent New York 10 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST AND OPHTHALMlC SURGEON
HfoadAra1s. sf, ssf

asi Brosdscay, entrance in Warren rect,
Confines his practice to
Diseases Of The Eye e. Opthaimic Surgery in general
DR. ELLIOTT having conducted his sxtensye arrange:
ments, enaied TO Lave separat. diff
ierent classes Of patients who visit his Office.
DIR. WESTMACOTT will be In attendance every day
lSundays cepted and DIR. Elo patients during his
absence.
The TO enter by the basement They will be required
to pay for medicine eniy.
ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior quality prepared in farii
III accurate drawngs warranted resemble the natural
eye and notions thereby avoidng the possibility
Of detection.
Once hours from 10 to o'clock. my2s insy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

- tsAPAtlLLA- ALTFRATTYE or
- compound sprtsQus Extract " saraparla for Chronic
Diseases not escelsd bv other article 10 purify and
clean the blood and in most Spring Purifier
q Franklin Housed New York. tvqi i'm -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

superior Court.

TTeseht-Juige oakley.
Ger. IA -dssauh and Baffery-G Gilbert Nc Cxl-
Iough rs John Broicn The plainti H in this is
An Irish laborer, and the defendant is negro who
occupies the premises, No. ~ Murray street, az a
lodging house and resides with his family n n rear
building, which is approached by alley way from
Murray street In the n onth Of May last, part Of
these rear buildings was in the occupation Of the
plaintiff. Between these parties and heir pc ct
able wives and families, very good feelings
To have existed aud, on the 23d of May they came
INTO collision, by which the plaintiff got his head
broke, and hence the present litigation II appeared
that on the morning Of the collision the plaintiff had
been 20 his work, and was returning to breakfast,
and, on crossing the piazza Of the defendant, was
warned that he had no right to go hat way. He,
however, persisted, and The defendant attempted 10
restrain him. struggle, of course, ensued, IN
which the freshman aided by his wife, and fhc
negro by his better half and her step-son The lat
ter, however, put the finale to the affair by hitting
me freshman with stone, which il was alleged did
nun s9eh INJURY as incapacitaed him for work for
some days
ne testimony was very contradictory, and the
witnesses on either side swore pretty strongly for
tneir respective clieuts. The Court charged that
II the jury should be Of opinion that the planiG was
resPassing OR the doferdant's premises then the
latter had right to remove him and il any one
committed any unnecessary violence, the defeedaet
would not be liable, unless the defe ndan, ated
or urged that person TO commit the outrage. The
young man ght be liable himself but that could not
render the defendant liable
The jury retired for short time, and found ycr-
dict for the defendant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15
Police Office.

OCT. Il--PeJuy.-An Irishman, named John
Shea, was brought MP, charged with the commis-
sion OF perjury. In endeavcripg TO get paturaized,
before Justice Randall in the Marine Court. II APP
peared that Shea applied 10 Judge Ingraham, stting
at Chambers, to be admitted to the rights and priv
leges Of An American citizen. The Judge examined
ms claim and rejected it, Shea then applied at tho
Marine Court, and having been sworn, was asked IL
he had made any other application for a certificate
OF naturalization To which he answered in the
gative A bystander, however, proved the con-
trary to be til fact, and Shea mme dately tskea
into custody He was held to bail in the sum II
$1,000, and in defanlt was committed 10 the tombs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

WAoNER BEArEN.-The:Na Wing Of the
I'd inst states that the celebrated race horse Wag-
ner, was badly beaten on that day, over the Nash
vile course, four mile heats, by grey lly named
Cana, in two straight heats-time Sm. l5s sm. 26e.
track heavy. Wagner was beaten once before, at
Mobile, very Unexpectedly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15
To our philadelphia Readers.

o"r Fhfi"ueiPai" N1e"uers.
In consequence OF the unparalleled increase in the
circulation Of the Herald within the last few weeks
ii has become impossible to collect the subscrp-
tcas monthly, as heretofore. Commencing with
the first Of the present month, the terms will be
81 V quarter, payable at the expiration of lhs
fret month (ust in the proportion formerly
The Weekly Herald is delivered to subscribers
every Saturday morning, at So year, payable half
yearly in advance.
G. b. ZIEBER, agent for the Herald,
corner of Third and Dock streets
opposite the Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

COVERING ARETREAr"--At the late attack %
Linnvie, Texas, by the Cumanehe Indians, an io-
dividus Of the name OF HAYES, Gan Irishman,) sue
cessuy protected, and adroitly covered the retreat
OF numDcr Of women and Ct ildren although eur
rounded every side by bands Of nfuriated savages
Aboattwo hundred Of them were supposed to have
remained in the town, sackng It, while equal
number followed closely the heels Of Hayes, who
was retreating to the river. with body OF womca
and children in advance. When too closely beset
by some Indian more daring than others, he would
suddenly turn round bring his frelock 70 present,
and immediate the Cumanche would ralIep of with
the speed of the wind. In this manner, Hayes con-
tinued to keep his fees at bay, until he reached the
river when he placed himself on the bank, order
ed the women and children to get into the boats ~
quickly as possible, while, turning round, be
presented himself boldly to his pursuers. Every
time he raised his musket to his shoulder to Are
the Indians would scamper of to a respectable dis
lance At length, when the woman and chldrea
had all reached the boats he plunged into the strsa,
and soon got beyond the reach Of the Indians when
all finally escaped Hayes was unprovided with
powder and ball and what still more remark
able, his musket minus lock, II has sften bees
said that courage is half the battles" here il was
singularly proved.-Nor Orleans Adrsrfiser-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

Agents Tor the New-YOrk Herald.
Philadelphia, Penn.-GEo. b. ZIEBER, corner
Of Third and Dock.s,s., opposite the Exchange.
near the Post Office.
Nep Orleans, La.-JoHy F. CURNs & Co, Mer-
chants Exchange, next door t. the Post Office.
st Louis, MIR. J. WOODWARD.
Mobile, Ala JOHN F. CvRxs & Co.
Cincinnati, &C. ToBEY.
Troy, " Y-LEvI WILLARD, River street.
Albany, ~. W. S BARBER, corner of State
and N. Market, under the Museum.
P0ughkeepsie, ". Y.-LEvI SMITH.
Ne,cark, ~ J-JoHN SUNDERLAND.
Nep Brunswick " J-WILLIAM SOLOMON.
Eiisabethtotcn, " J-SAhUEL CRANE
Paterson, ~ J-MArrHEw DoUGHERrY.
Boston, Mass.-GEo. w. RSppISG No. State
street, north eide of the City Hall.
Neto Haren, Conn.-D. c. MIreHKLL.
Hartford. Conn.-D. c. MIrcHkIL.
Providence, X. L-JoHx GREEN.
Nortcich, Conn.-JoHN BArKs.
Utica, NJ ". b. LoAX.