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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
StnnitlD. GjeicsScbilitg.
Narriebnra, Sanllar a.


SHeute tpureen I'M Scaule enc 9rc6c 2Ins
,ahl Slttlhriftcn uberrclht. 0arunIcr be-
fauccn lIh:
sine ucn Der 9tiittcrnbrits Scupcnticu.
ods es Den Sur3ern erldntt irl III tbrcu IL
trItteH oofur su llimmcr, oh ile es ferner SIs
9ctcn mcllen, rb i'll ihrem Ge;irfe berlns
Iheurc 0strlnfe beim @inSeln perfauft wers
pcn irIlcu.
Cie jotrreu psunimau uno SaiTrl ubcr.
rctdtcn Hirndrrifren Ghuliheu SubatS.
S,r. Sprott elue Slttfdri't, DAP jeocrman
eurch cine SurD perhOrt merce.
SNr @burd,, cine ourth Burger orn Srdrps
fcro SauntD, ren Srtibrlef Der &er. Staaten
Sdnf aufsuheben uno fencn anccrn cmer
Sdnf fcrner A. crlaubcn.
JNr. jNumnel pon CduphW cine Sutihrlft
I'M cas ubrrhanp uebmcnoe 9idmbcIu ltrcu;
ger 81 bcltrafen.
Niehrere &utlhrlftcu fur SNeihctcungcn
,purceu 9lcthfIuS cn9errltlt uno eue Ins
Slhl clc SrrcStrafr abiultlIHen
Sur Ole 8 pelIerung cts SreIbrcte Der
DRurrs Slnf nm Vrusplc.
llnter cen angtbrtucR NcihInnen bcfanc
I'D, duth ctner "cn SHrn. Sennlftn, I'M DIE
Cs'crld,tss Stlrrnen Der N!,ntcr fur Sor mru
Meas f. Ut Wcti,ifIn, caI ciettlbc dbrct'
itlno curd lie III HWterl icolt,be Cuttlttc gee
haltcn pcrrcn, 10 oaE fem Nltbter mcbr cen
cine rcguldrc 3eit i'm Sabre aG emem pldB
bate. 2ln9cncnmen.
Sanulr 25.
S,r. lR'Slrcc BOT einen WrihuB an DAP
Der Stldrsccretdr angcwIelen perce, Dem
Nduie riue tufe cer 9jebulfsrid,ter otele5
Stda 8 em;uhdncl9cn.
Striht puroe abnclidttet 9cgen Srpei Ghes
id,ei. uu9cn. Ce69ledbcu 9c9en gIuludbun'
aen alter Scleaten mo lSutreu We9Cn Nens
llonen. Serner 9e9cn SWei anocre Gbcldcls
ouu9cu. Sne 2lu muroe bcrldItct, nm cine
ACKNOWLEDGMENT leuitdft Su nlccrporl'
rem. 6erner um Seuuet 2dplcr uno rclIen
Srau su ideleen.
Der Seriht Der @ommittee iiber Die Sanfs
bill muroe lcoann pprgenrmmen. Webrere
Wugieper lprad,eu ubcr bic 9Irt ullo lSctle,
uno mlnn Die 2Iu6;1hlun9 ucu barren GNel'
De wieccr aufauaru IoIlte, man mar aber
beim Sufbruh oes NIules ucdl ntdbt elnIS.
llicntaa, camdr 27.
Sin Sricf pom Stddtsrcretar ,purof ems
pfan9ru, ,pclther Die tllte Der gehHIfsrid,ter
I'M Stddt erhiclf.
Cce9lcIc,cn rpuree cin Brief prm @jenes
ral:9luoltor empfanqen, melcciib iu etuerla'
bene Die Jiamrn Der Seamtfn, peCDe all ben
6lfcntlilten 1&eIf fen dnScifcut ltac.
9iad,cem eiue 9rcse Sln;abl SHtftriften
uter mdnni9fllfi0e Se9cnitlnre cmgerrldlt
wrrocn, id,rltt man sur @rrdhlung prn Cts
rcttcreu Der Sanfen, ndmltch Der rcn 9scnn'
lllpanIcn =, pen 'phHacelrbia ,, Iine Der Ses
lumbn @rudens Srmpanie 2.
cr. SHindman bct eiuen ;uiielidcn Ses
ld)lnB all, bae Die Sanf ScnImIttceu bcioer
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

s.. Smith, Senatcr cpn Suciand, fdatc
furs Dor paeirung Der SubsIreaiurDNia
i'm Senat: Die Stimme pe9en Da6iruu9
rieier Sia icllen jeBt 9eucnmen rperoen; III
wen9cn Wtinuten nlro Ge paBlrt iein unc
bielcn SCrper perlaiIen. I'd, bin nid,t aufs
9cifaueen, I'M cine Heoe iiber oieie Bill Su hals
ten. SD, fehe 90 penisifcns ais Elm Shcil
ces Waidinenwerfs an, ourdb weldes cue
2Iominiifraticn pcrIhld9t ibre fnanSiclle
Stlauhett 81 perber9en. Sd bin nidlt ldns
ger imJfrieg 9egen biele Wald,ine, bier 1T es
unnothig. IS piirbe 9e9en Die 5tIu9heit
iein, ipenn id MIDI betrebre, eiu ensi9 Wcrt
eaqeaen At Iaaen. Cas 8erfabren Der 9los
miniitraticn mar beshdlb ;u ;ipciteuti9, I'm
pelifancen 81 wereen aber Canf iei cs zen
Sendtcrcn, tpclde oieie bill unterifnst hos
ben, iIe llno cffen uno fart hcraus aefrincn,
uuo haten bieler Waasreael Die Wdefe prm
8ciId,t 9eriiIcn. @s 1T 6feutlith anrrfannt
uno bebauptet, eas es Die &lugheit rer 9lcs
miniifraticu iej Die Santen su Sermalmcn-
allies pdpierqelo aus benz llmlduf III brin1en
-Sreeit 81 pernld'teu-een llmlauf bes bads
rcn @elees etuSultrdnfcn, ccer bas Srecie
Den gScrth pcn ipirflid,cm unc 9erirnalpers
m69en ipeni9tens I'M Die SNdlfte herunter fcsc
-bamit es ben 9Serth Der proructe uno ben
echu oes freteu arbciterS i'll 9leidem Wtafc
crnlecri9e-um ale Staatss uno pcn eirscs
nen Nerlrnen mterncmmene YcrteiIeruns
gen @inhalt Su thun.
IS fam in ricier Sad,e ee6halb fcin
3pelfeI iein. Qdet Die Stldtcn uue ein,cls
nen Derirnen, pclde itd, III @cntrafte eins
9eldiien Ill ScScbun9 auf ben Stano bcs
Gjelcumlaufs iu iclber 3cit, nidht ldn9cr an
eteie betritaeriihc jNrffnuuq olauben. Ter
unteruebmenoe, flcisige Wtann, ehuc @apis
tai, Der fid, bios duf Sreeit perldft, I'M leis
nen Slfcr Sd,wun9 gu gcten, mag oieIer
Soee entid9eu. Cie Sanfen mp9cn iId, be-
reiten, ibre Scid,dfte auf,uwtnoen, wenu bic
Mc9tcrung 1le ,plHgen fam 70 ,u thun, uuc
lhren Sd1ulonern in Giclo cecr Suter III
bciahlen. Ter 1anomdnn md9 iih scdrauf
9cfdBt MAIDEN, ipenlger cenn ben hdlbcu
>prets ais urrmals fur feline prccutte al ems
pfaugeu. EAST ben fretrn Saaarbeter I'D,
fur iclt,e 3citen oorbereiten, als er nod, ME
geFben bar, no bic StaatssVerbClIerlu9c
une Ole etn;eluer Burger aufhGren. Otit eis
ncm 9Scrte, la6t bic E6ccralsSeamten, Die
ppusiehence geamtcn Der Gjeriduen nno ole
@apttalutca ailf cie 9tdttrn blifcn une fin
freHen-daein, laet ale anoere @ldlien fur
cleie SrtfIs fIh ccrbcrciten. 9Sir haben all
les 9etban, III bieier uuo ben pcrheraebeus
ben StBuna, nm bieies pcrbsrblide Serfdbs
rem atSnmcnren, alIeiu es hat lid, geSei9t,
cas Der @rccutipe 9lrm gu fart fur Den G,es
lcs9ebenoen mar. Die sominiitraticn 1T
unerbittlidl. Sh babe feline Sorfnuns, oics
fer Wasre9cl poer Der pcIltit Der 2ltminis
ltratiou bier Ginbalt tbuu Su fGnuen. Sd,
nberlafIe Die Sate cem Sclt, wcId,es rie
@epdlt bat; ibm iei Nc uberaebeu. Scb
bin MN bereit meine Stimme 9c9en bic Sia
iu aeben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
an,,9efoGtc StcuiSfeitcm.

Ntc sphlldeelchter 3eltin9cu bertchfcn, CAP
cine Committee ben Der gSer. ct. Sanf uno
cine pcn rer @jiraro @anf uat carrieburg
abacqanacn ieIen, Inn NIT ben 2lutcrltdtcn m
SNarrisbur9 pc9en Der bon Der 4iclcBlebun9
bemlIigten glnIfihe ucu $4,000 Su unters
banbeln.
9luqnlius 9R. Vcrter, bon Tetrcit, 1T
eurdb cle YGhig Mit9lieeer Der !uttd,l9an 9ss
iesgebung ais 8ereInl9ter Staateu senator
eripahlt npreen.
Cine ncuc Court icQ in Vhlabclpbia 9es
tiieet mereen; bic giu cdsu 1T beretts Dor
Der @eieBge5ung. 2liS 0itlhter o';u neunt
man berelts bic beiren @cncralsS Sadpalfer
Srbnirn uuo Gj. SO. Barton.
Qepis, Ger bctriaeriIhe SaItier bon Der
Sduylfil ganf, Irll fur, prr ieinem Ser
ihninccn @noliihe WehicI iu eincn 9rcscn
Selauf aufgefauft batcn.
Cas GeucrIeans Bulletin hat Die SNarris
icn unb 3Yer Sla99c duf9c,cgcn. SIc lit
Gle einiluercihftc acttung in Fcuiland.
Gin 9rcees Teuer entifano am Mruta9 8
Gage in TcuDrrf. SIS braunteu aht SNius
fer nit arceen 9tiecerld9en non Wanren nies
Der, betebeno aus ben fctbarifen Stcffeu
ocn Sifineien. 9In Ihee alleln pcrbrdnnte
nber S500,000 perth.
Zen Gimpcbueru pbilarclpbias 1T cs 9cs
litn9cn, eie Subicripticnsltitc CUR Grbauung
cines neueu Seerutaulcs pra su erh 'ltcn.
Wit ccm Sau fol- lr9lcidh dnaefan9cn ipcrs
Den, lpic pas JSettsr ce erldubt.
Cie SfT,icrc btr Slrmee fno tnrd Sen
Waicr Waccmb eriudt, ole QrwDhnli e mi.
litiriI I've Iriuer fir pier,chn lagc duius
lcqcn, aus 9elpecf fur oas 9luccnfen all ecu
pcriforbcncn Commodore ShaunceD.
Der Scrciniate Staaten Shrcucr Scrrr
III unferbalb 9ieuDcrf anaefrmmen, pru Der
weiilictcn Suite rrn Merltc, mil eiuer 9rcs
Sen Wten9e barren @jelce an Scrc.
9Im leeten Ccnneritd9e WtOrasn mar Der
9tebel III Der Start Jteupcrf 10 eid, eae man
faum uber bic Strass iehen fcnnte.
Die Sauf pcn pennflpanien foil pcn Der
Staatslnlctbr Sl00,OO0 auf F.t 9cncmmen
blben.
Ter Shr,p. S.R. RdFir preciat felt ccm
lcsten Ccccmter su @ncluuitL uno 700l>crs
icneu lrlleu id, Ielt ieiner 2lnfrnft brretts
CUR Wctbcpiteu Jttrde ealelblt 9cmanot
blben.
Cas CampfihiiI Jtep @aitle, ehrmals ucn
pbilaoclpbla, 9ieug am I2ten Cecember nas
he bel 3uspan, Wterifc, perlrreu. 3Weihuus
ocrt merltauiithe Splcaten rparea al Soro,
ale muroen 9crrttet.
Die llueui9feiten ;piIhcR bem @cnerals
Neitmeiiter uno Der philadelphia, YSilmin9s
ION uno Baltimore @tlrnbdbn eielelIld)aft,
lcllen in elnigeu Ia9cn aif cine yutIid)e sIrt
bel9ele9t Wcrccn.
8carabcn wurpcn in Gcupcrf i'll Der lSrs
die, tpelthe ild) dm 25lt. SSanuar Cnectt, l64
perirncn.
Sur bic 5amitie ces in Dem CampfldIff
um9cfpmmcncn Suhaulpwlcrs
Tun, olc i'll eurftigrn umltintcn fem icu,
merocu in ecu mellten ScaupIltdcTcn ocr Der.
ct. SencHy&rrltcunnSen 9e9ebrn.
Sin 9rcf pcu SnpiducpcIis scigt bic Gr.
nenlllin9 pcu hlthtcr Bigger nno Sam. S9lu
dls 9SblgsSaupcaten fur 0cupernCr nno
lieutenant. @jcuuernor all.
cSu SaItimcre pcrfauftc NIauer lcbte 99rs
tc oas Barrel 50 so bls 50 62 SsulS eas
0drret
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

Grtruufcn.-9lm lcsten Sdmitd9 9lteno
ertranf in Der 9rceen eehd, tet Slllentaun,
ein Wauu 9tamenS Q Odntel 9. Scrn,
en Shulmeiifer, tpchntaft in Sethlehem
2dunlhip. @r perlud,te lter oas @is gu
achen unc brath Gin. Sein Strrpcr truree
am Scnnta9 9efuncen unp cine fclhcnld'an
barubcr ashalten. @r bat cine Srau nne
eini9e Stinoer binterlaien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

4Scbr Siilfc.-9Sir haten bic crite 30.
eincr enqlifhcn 3eitun9 erhaIten, tpclde iR
Spriugfclo, CSliucis,) gecrudt miro. Sic
fubrt ben Sttel, ger alte Srloat" une oers
tbcoi9t Soarrilcn's Sad,e.
4Hir "preientiren tas gepebr," ais cine
0cariisun9 oeS "alten Soloatcn" uno Der
Sade spcfur er fdmpft - CaS Sclc9eltrci
it, "ScarrTcn nuo 3Yler !"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

Die 9ill, ipeld,e ucr nnferer 9eiee sebung
1T, INN Die 8dnfen ~ bepegen, ihre Jscten
uno 8erpaid,nngen nit barren @elce 3u
besablen, Caus9encmmen Cepcftten, mo bic
parteieH iibercin fciten mo9en, cb tle gan9s
bare 9toten nebmen) paeirte cas Scaus 9e'
fern Dor Ia9en. Cafiir 81, oa9esen %.
Die 3eit Der 9Ius;atluns III carin anf ben
Ia. Sebruar fetgeiest.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
9fnfunft Der SlmtbmmSc.

2fnfnnft Der 8fmtbmnSc. Gte Was
itin9tcn Socf;citung, Der @lcbe, nelcet rie
9lnfunft pcn 80 Gluthunoen, unter Sefehl
ccs @dpt. SiBpatrid ;u CT. 9lu9uifin, gum
9ebrauh, Die Sncidner III Slcrioa gu oertreis
ben. Sene 3cituna ldu9net cas cs Ban Su
rcus Sluthuuce feien, icnoern melcet, eaB
cieielbe ourh Die sIutcritdt Der 9elee9ebuna
bon Slcrica aus CUBA ,pdren ein9cfIhrt
wrrcen. Gs 9ebt nidts nber eine 9ebori9e
2luffIaruna.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

UGs heiet &e Ser ct. Sanf babe Der
pcunillpaniihcn G'clce9ebun9 ben ScridIa9
9enlaht, lhrcn Nrelbrlcf anBuhebcR, Weun
ile cas @clr Surud Sahlt, DeIdhes lle pcn Jes
uem cMiftut ais Scnus empfdn9cn bat.
Cle @jeiee9cbun9 foil corauf feline 9lnt'
ipprt erthett haben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

H~ Ter @Icbe berid,tet am Iceten Grns
heritage slbenc, pas rie QSabl fur Grudcr
9N1s 9cnrmmen babe, uno cas Slair nnc
9iipes eripdhlt leieu. Gte Stlmmen itaneen
blair uno 9tpes 10; Sales uno Seatcn
90; Serlfreute Stimmen 5.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

AZ @cnpern6r pcrtsr fol- Sobu 91cr,
Zen Scptihld9er eines 9ewiiicn &ellp, in
&enltu9tcn, ben Die SurD jebcth fur ":RanSs
Laughter" etubradlte uuo pom 9erld,t auf .
Sabre in oem Oltliheu 3udtbaule perurtbeiIt
Wuree, paroonirt baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
9er alto Ssaucr umS Istnc 2lusiid,,

trn.-@m &Gicf pcn 9inctunati an ocn Scus
ricr uno Suanrer melcet:
General Soarrifon III jest III Der Staot.-
Sh bate eos SergRH0en ibu seitcru su ics
ben. Sr lit in poiIltdnetSer 9eIuuebeit uuc
i'd, fab ihn ME be6er ausieben; or ilrbt
dus pic ein .Diaud pcn 45 Sahren. QSm
imrrocn Obio nit 10 bis 10000 Wehrbctt
SstYmnen. Giss iplro iclblt bel ben mcceras
I'm ecfp 6cfOS an0cnpmmen.-Suincis lit 70
aenfs fur reE General als snii9er in Der
llni,n.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

T Wir MAIDEN uniere Seler auf ben
9lussua elmer 9leoe anfmerflam, Die itdh auf
Der eriteu Seitc befineet, uno bon Hrn. Slap
Dor paeiruus Der SubsSrelurpbta i'll Ses
nat gekalten rpuree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

Commodore Sbauuccp it tctt. lie
Raihinatcn 3eituuseu perfnn >iqrn cen { Oh
bon Commodore Giaae @hawcep, ciuer Der
dltcitcu SffHiere Der Sccmadt, uue aNreiIs
bent Der Srrp Der @cmmibioners. Gr ltarb
am pcrleBten Wonta9e.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

~ Cic treite SABINE orn Soarri'pn,
Trcibcit uuo Die uuititntiun, pchet
nun in Der Cuff, nit rrm Wtcttc: Sln pre-
tIeeuts5 5ermm - Gie @hrlidfcit Der rtfentlts
deu 9Seamteu - Cie Siherheit Der bfents
liden Giclcer - unb bas alI9rmeine 9Scbl
ces 8clfes !
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05

Die "93rittiIth Queen mar urd, nid,t in
Genpcrf an lestsn 8reita9 an9etcmmen IIs
ipiro nit lln9coulo crlpartct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

me THEArREs-ISrLvENcE THE WALL
srAEEr PREss.-The attempt of the Wall street
press, under the lead and direction of the Rev. Mr..
Webb, to coercs tho prsprietors Of the different
places OF public amusement to withdraw their adj
vertsements from tae Herald, has signally failed.
Every man Of sense foresaw this when the crusade
commenced. One curious result, however, has
flowed from this impndent and abortive attempt at
dictation, which very few anticipated. The pro-
pretors fthe theatres and gardens have
that every object which is sought by advertising.
is attained through the medium OF the small press.
aud they will thus be able to make saving Of hun
dreds upon hundreds of dollars annually. Upon
this point there can be no questions Fhe statistics
which we give below, place 0e matter beyond the
possibility Of cavil. The manager of the Bowery
Theatre alone submitted to the interference of the
affiliated press, and the receipts of that establish
ment, from the commencement Of the moral war up
to the present time, have satisfied Mr.. Hamblin Of
the folly Of engaging in project Of running down
the Herald. Ii has been fun for as, but that and
other causes combined have been the death of the
Bowery-temporarily, at least. He has had the
whole power Of the Wall street papers to sustain
him. They have pulled him perseveringly and an
remittingly-in season and ont of season-and what
has he gained by it1 He has incurred heavy ex-
penses for water tanks, aquatic spectacles, with
real water, and other nonsensical trash; and man
who should undertake to pay the losses of the
Bowery for the last eight weeks for 500 per night,
would probably lose from three to five thousand
dollars by the job. During this time all the other
places Of amusement have been fairly supported,
and some of them have been doing a capital BUSH
ness.
The following are the receipts at the principal
placs of amusement for MONDAY Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31
MR. BENEFITS LHrTERs.
No. ii.

SYRACUSE, 9th July, 1910.
am still on my way to Niagara Falls, sometimes
slow, sometimes fast. This evening we arrived
here from Utica and Trenton Falis. --~--.----.---
IL 10 now about ten years, since l was in Western
New York, ana the progress which every place has
made in that astonshes me at every footstep
About nine or ten years ago, Syracuse was small
village Of two thousand Inhabitants. 1t now num-
bers 5000, and is growing probably as fast any
town in Western New York. During the present
summer, about seventy rev houses are building.
Syracuse House has long been famous, as Of the
best hotels in Western New York, and il 10 now,
probably, the largest establishment of the kind out
ofthe city. 1t can accommodate over 200 persons
with excellent sleeping apartments and dine, with
ease, $50 guests. One of the proprietors of this
hotel is James Mcbride, Of New York, the owner
also of the Howard House. The gentleman who
keeps il is well known for his urbanty and superior
mana cement.
The travel to Niagara. Falls is beginning to in
crease, and the probability 10 that it will be very
great this season. Heretofore the fatigue of the
journey journey principally made by stages, has
deferred many persons from gratifying their passion
for the sublime and beautiful of these falls. The
best route to Niagara is decidedly BY the way Of
Oswego. BY this route there is no stage joting-
~ Is All steam boat anu raliToaa Albany the
traveller reaches Utica by railroad in few hours
At Utica he stops at Bagg's Hotel, now kept by
Churchill and Curtis, in a very superior Style
These gentlemen are building large addition to
their establishment, containing, among other
nences, So private parors, with bed rooms attached,
for the accommodation of travellers. From Utica
the railroad takes you to Syracuse, and mere easy
and pleasant line have never travelled than the
Utica and Syracuse railroad Mr. Francis, Mr.
Gilmore, and the other managers and agents the
most accommodating and obliging. If the agents in
the Schenectady and Utica road would initiate their
urbanity, have imbibsd a strong opinion that it
would do them no harm.
am so much on the wing that i can't find time
leisure to give any account of the sights we have
seen, or the original characters we have met with
When Igetto Niagara Falls, we shall take little
repsse, and then may be able to send full account
of our past movements.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

Several days since we gave an account of this
mans curious forgeries on the Bank Of Cstskill.
The journal of Commerce." and the clumsy Wall
street papers, usual, came out some days after
wards with pompous leading article about the af-
fair, repeating all we stated. Since then, we find
that Hulsenan countereited several other bills by
the means of die wsrk. among which was a cleverly
executed one, Of which the following is a fac ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

ANorHrR Nrw JrRsr sUrRAeE.-Thc Wings Of
New Jersey dedicated Log Cabin at Jerscy City,
yesterday afternoon. There was an im@snss ga
thering Of the Jersey Blues, and the speaking was
good enough. MIR Southland made one ofthe most
able and eloquent political harangues that ever was
listened 70, end Ogden Hoffman spoke like young
Demosthenes. One Of the editors or reporters for
the Commercial Advertiser, being mistaken fora
locofoco, had his notes snatchcd out Of his hands,
and torn to pieces by the wings. We did not undes
stand that il was Gel Stone. No other accident n
importance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

CASTLE GARpEE.-We dropt in at this cool and
comfortable place Of amusement, last night. The
songs Of Mrs. Gibbs, Billy Williams and Edwin were
repeatedly encored. tits decidedly the most splen-
did promenade Of any place Of amusement the city
boasts Of let the attractions Of the others be what
they NAV.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

NnLo's GARpEH Tonight being Mrs. Fitz-
williams benefit, and last appearance previous to
her departure for England, full and fashionable
audience may be anticipated. The vaudevilles are
well cast, and the public cannot expect to see the
fair and talented benefciare and Mr.. Browne play
together again. !.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

There are various others out, and therefore the
public be careful what bills they take. Nearly
all Of Hulsemans tools have been seized, and his
&C complice is in prison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

o. The ball tonight at the Pavilion, New
Brightoa, as usual, will doubtless be a brilliant
affair. Mr.. Peries' appointments superb
There are great many very beautiful young ladies
from the south now staying at New Brighton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

'AUxHALL GARprss-This delightful place of
entertainment was crowded again last night with
beauty and fashion, to see Master Diamond in his I'M
rivallcd negro dances. This youth has improved so
astonishingly fast that he dances twice we'll as he
did when at the Chatham Theatre. He 10 the most
astonishing dancer Of negro extravaganza we ever
saw. He beats Jim Grow Rice all hollow. HIS &C.
LIBERATED "Fanny Elsslcr touches" and "Swartweut
steps," draw down peals Of laughter; and the di-
vine danseuse herself eannst beat better time with
her heels than Master Diamond, the Prince of Oar.
kies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

o. The first annual commencement Of the Rut-
gers Female Institute takes place to-day at
O'clock, in the Market street church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

da steamship Britannia Ihey VIII close, this az
ternoon, at haIfpsst three o'clock, at his Office.
MoRn OcEAp SrEAsERs.---Another meeting,
Hoa. James Harper, in the chair, has been held in
Philadelphia, for the purpose Of forming an Atlantic
Steamship Company. Nicholas Biddle presided at
the first meeting, held some time ago, which re-
suited in nothing Wonder IL this last will result in
the same way Their intention is to run a line Of
steamers between Philadelphia and some European
port
Corvfcrier or MoRRIs ron SLAvISa.---lt will
be seen by our report Of the u s. Circuit, that the
convection under the act of Congress, for the pre-
vention of the Slave Trade, took place yesterday
We do not expect TO see the guilty individual
brought to punishment, Notwithstanding the YER
dict.
REDUcrIor-The fare 60 Harlem, on the rail-
road, has been reduced to o shilling. Right vi
ought to have been done before.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

the Come oticut routs as whole, being altogether
the NEST expensive. From 40 to " miles oil the
Connecticut route, viz: from Albany to West Stock
bridge, and probably to the south line Of Massachu-
setts the Come tcut route is under the coAtre OF
the Western Railroad Corporation, whose interests
are dramatically opposed to those OF the city OF
New York.
The Connecticut route is composed of several in
corporations; in consequence of this, and owisg
also to its greater length, greater expense, sleeper
grades necessity Of sporting freight, etc., from
one road to another the cost of upon
it will be nearly double and nearly double the time
will be required, in passing between the two ex-
tremes, as compared with the New York route.
1t is, indeed, wholly in the power Of the Western
Railroad Corporation by discretionary tolls, by de-
law cmbarras sments, etc, to make the expense Of
tran portatisn on the Connecticut route, between
Albany and New York equal to or even greater than
the expense from Albany to Boston. Ofwhat value,
therefore 10 the Connecticut route to the citizens
of New York, as a means Of competition Nth The
Boston interest and yet Webb, in the plenitude of
his discernment says that the only possible mode
of preventing much of our western trade being d.
verted into an unnatural channel, is the immediate
completion Of the Housatonic Railroad, from Bridge
port to the north line of Connecticut, etc.
So important do we deem this subject to the city,
that in order to impress its magnitude upon our
citizens, without swelling oar remarks to such
length as to preclude our usual variety shall
sumo it tomorrow, and illustrate mere fully the
views we have taken. tsN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

LrrrrR Bsos or rHs BsrrASsrA.--IIsrndes,
No 2 Wall street, has the letter bags Of the Cana
da steamship Britannia. They will close, this az
ternoon. at If-psst three o'clock, at his Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31
Profits Sl24 IS.
CASTLE 0ARDKN

CASTLE GARDEN
has been well attended, but have not the precise
amount Of the receipts. The profits have probably
been at least one hundred dollars per night.