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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

Free ship Ant Bxma.a, S. days from Havre in bal
Brig Catherine vssp.r Of Warren Is de Norleans with
Brig Ar.sdiIio. Campbell q. fun Antwerp with mdue,
.d ss KSS sss Mfs.y fro" Liverpool June with
n s% rsTs e Co.
coffee Ths Henrietta another brig sailed
SS! e ay: from St Thomas with
Brig days from Savannah With cotton to
Scar Mary, j. nEia. days from Port Prince, with 500
'a s:h so.s In seo Ssw DS from
schr David Brown, Lingo days from Virginia, with fruit.
sehr David Con- Cox, days from Virginia. with wood, to
General Record.
@ " doubt The Su d s': ssn
@ Wa ss': s..a 81 T. From eg
Wrecked To;!us.. vessel .EhIa o'clock
Mrs Booth and child sanford Pkin Ransord Clay
Ship Thor,ss p Cope .. Phade pha from Liverpool sailed
four and eight hundred miles IN eros,. The atlantic
h The ls sss B.sndySne from Lisbon was at cad1 on
Notice to Mariners. VFY
snag1 hgs, HoHsi near the Bay Of Fandy " in a
Europe Batchede from Mobile fop Liverpool July lat 2e
Camilla from Matanzas for st Petersburg, July 80,
Pilgrim, of Plymouth, Mobile Pro, ence all hands
sick nut the captain June q, lat SO, ION u.s. i..
xadSs GoiienbsH from N2orl for Antwerp la. 80
Foreign Ports.
sam. ssy er sSsy yort Taean Brown HavaAa
pool uae Gscs'a HaSans i sd a hlS ns
n Msa RS s from Btss gi
IN %sla rsss %'' ssssGs xss S
Sss In as eRw S for Br,fp dss
wIg freight! Jo.hg. BreTn from BaIsadoe, do lafayette
Henry, from Folly Landing. Antigua; Porto Rico Bangor
sssPP ss
h Pos do iG'f Pp,or Jo, y0, Ann n mart p;un.
TOR Bes19n, days. Mediu~ do days. Ostrich do, days.
/; MARArHAM, June s-srr Roarsr, Corning NYork.
@ sn0 v Mnf Pso, y,ss f port YORK.
Do a S.T
for do asth McCusky TappaD frsm Glasgow for NewSury
United states Ports.
July lsr T,e Gs% NYosa
ma phaaslp6ia Buren, Alien. New York; York
a'h Gss%sSa
do; sid Champion, do; El!zabe.i, do; -
'Sy d. Ms':sa ssa
ed Oman s ssh srr Gasssa
s ". S y, two !. So.'sD
more; Viola, Lane, NOrleans;
BspSonD ' July assid Ellen Rodman Shepherd New
July aSsrr Ghas Miller NOrl.sp: oetayia
| arr Herald, Gibbs, do
PHiLApxLPHiA, July 27-arr Smyrna, Amser lam; Gordon
Valencs YORK; cid Commal9d, Leghorp; We.teo Bos
9 sfT e: sS % is s
| Reaper, Ludlow, do.
NoRroLK Jsy Rochester, Wise, from NYok bouns
to Baltimoreput Of damage sustained by
ing contact with ship Gsrenne, from Baltimore bound
turope William, Wea.herhed, Conn. brig said TO be tn
Martha from satimore S?u.d 70 lBo:on anchored in q
painted porte, deeply laden pposed from Ba,mor.,
anchor the Horse Shoe this morning. Sailed, wind NE
Mentor Mayo Boston Empire NYork; cid Sarah Bcrdeaus
| Vincent. West Indies.
| WmMNGTor, July 2s-arr Dispatch. Kingston; Norway
Boston; Morning Star New Bedford; OTIS do Amsr
Townsend, NYork; Gilbert Harfed, smith, do sid Caroline
| Xugua, Cuba; Pitsrro. Tay lor, NYork.
SAVANNAH, July 23-arr Patriot Camden, Me; Jones, New
| York
9Nxw ORLEANS July s-ed Powhattan, McCsrran, Liver
Ico Amafanth MeNair. NYork; Tom Paine, Flinton do.
Key WEST, July 1.-THE Comet Nckerson, Of GEORGETOWN
Sc from for NYork put in leaky had discharged
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29
The Corn Crops.

We have intelligence from Virginia 10 the cad inst. II
appears that the wheat crop generally in the Valley has
been seriously injured by the rust There is large
quantity of old wheat hand, however, which, with the
CROP will equal full average supply The crop
many miles round Wheeling is nearly ROUTE good
last year. There before as much wheat
in the country as now.
The crops in Pennsy lvana said to be very good
The aggregate Of the production will at least he equal
not ten per cent greater than 1t was last year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29
PACKETS TO DEPART

Cleared.
United States, Curtis rucksport Me; Emma Waite, 81
Cro. and New York (Bremspl Wackter, Bremen
Plato Rowland New Beoford Frankfort RUSSELL Liverpool
Arrived.
Shin Albion Lovett from Liverpool June with 200 tons
cor, 10 Putna M 500 bss tin plate Grnne Mirturn CO.
passengers July I'd lat 90 Ion 81 81 spoke ship Lucila e
Richmond r IN for Newhuryport, days out, with
passengers July TO- 50 Ion 50 CO. spoke bark LAZY
cite, from Liverpool for Baltimore 81 days out
SIP Harbnger, Pratt, adaysfom Providence to Z ID hu
but \ Co. . -
sacks salt $50 tons coal 10 Macy Son.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

vAUxHALL GARpENs.-Barnum brings out Dia-
mond tonight and this simple announcement is
enough to fill his house from top to bottom. He
takes this best Of all negro dancers to London in the
Great Western, and those who want to see his " ma
tive airs" before they are mixed up with foreign
graces," must improve the opportunity. Barnum's
Garden is Of the most cool and delightful places
Of resort in the city, and his attractions abundant
and various.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29
Died.

On Tuesday afternoon, tant of consumption, Mr..
Gcrbam Hall printer aged 81 years late proprietor Of the
Newark, N. j., Chronicle and Advocate.
On Monday evening last 9Th Instant James b. eldest
Of Bernard and Ann Murphy, in the sth OF HIS
The friends OF his family and Of his uncle Edward Murphy
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at half past o.
clock this Afternoon from No. Caroline street, between Jay
and Duane ct.
In Providence the 27h instant Mr. James c. Greene,
Of Brooklyn aged years. late Of the firm Of Greene Bro
Their. a Maiden Lane New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

o. BY reference to our advertising columns, il
will be seen that laborers have been imposed upon
by some indi viduas, pretending to have authority
to employ men on the Ohio canal II the statement
is correct, and it is vouched for by these men,
trust there is law that will reach the offenders
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29
yAUXHALL GARDENS.


THIS EVENING July 2s-FIRST APPEARANCE OF
- MASTER DIAMOND.
The Manager away anxious to upon Attraction
and Novelty however valuable which crafty his patrons,
resnee fully announces that accordance the
solicitations of the Public and the Public
qcaed and Dancer and Deineaor
gro Character, MAS Err DIAMOND will appear very
limited PERIOD previous to his departure Europe This
the real simon Pure only years OF and unequaled
~ ne w ORIG lie VIII dance the Fireman HornPipe and
irish jig, both White characters he will also,
racter dance his celebrated Camptown Hornppe Wrgnny
Break down and RAIjo Extravaganza.
er Of the innitabe Disah Crow.
First night OF MA sTER GARDNER, the W onlerful Pro-
Dizzy, only years of age
Negro Songs, Dances Brsskdowns, &c. by Mast Diamond
Mr.. Gardner and Mr.. Whtlcek.
Professor Grobe will preside at the Piano.
10 Performances a eight O'clock
ticulars small bills.
Refreshments Of every variety furnished by Mr. jones' pro-
prietor Of the Garden.
No posponemeDt account OF the weather. Saloon.
which is well ventilated from the top and all sids, be
closed at a moments notice.
Stages and pass the Garden, and will waiting
at the close of the performances
Ad nittance to the Gardens free-Saoon IS cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

LIEUT.. WILKES REFoRr.--The Globe has made
some egregious blunders in Lieut.. Wilkes official
report Of the discovery Of the continent or else
the discoverer had lost his reckoning and knew mo-
thing about the matter In either case the report is
a very poor affair, and altogether unworthy the
commander OF a squadron-even had il been com
posed Of Mystic sealers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

{l3- VAUxHALL G,RpENs.-There will be sport
and perfect jam at these delightful gardens tonight Bar
has consented accordance with the public desire
the Diamond the real Simon Pure the genuine King
Darkies" should give us specimen of his unexamped
toe and heel genius before his departure for Europe
well Johnny Bull and willing pay for it, Sc
veral other performers of merit also appear tonight
The charming Miss Clemenne also appear in two of her
splendid dances.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

THE SrREErs.-The street inspector Of the Sc
cond Ward must look well to the condition Of the
streets under his control. He does pretty midding,
but he can do better. There is plenty of time TO
elect ioneer between this and next November.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

An ImroRraSr QUERY.--Wiu the hon. the Sc
sretary of the navy inform the people why he APP
pointed young Morris to the coast survey over the
heads of older, ADLER, and better officers! great
many meritorious in the navy pause for re-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

LAuscH.-The &C Russell Glover" will be launch
ed this morning. at 10 o'clock from the ship yard OF
the Messrs. Bergh, foot Of scammell street, East
River. She is nearly as large as the famous Ros-
eius,' the Liverpool packet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

l1y-CHArHAM THEArRE.-The Flying Dutchman dis
plays his coors the masthead Of the Phantom Ship again
tonight and appearances indicate that his cruise will be
pleasant and profitable usual In addition Tom and
Jerry and their friend Dr. Logic will the audience
with lots fun FASH and froc, and give full and vivid
portrature Of Life in London. A full audience will
doubt follow this announcement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

DJ-A young American actor, of when green room
report speaks highly, is to make his first appear
ance in New York, on Thursday night, at the Chat
ham Theatre. The part chosen is that of Sir Ed
ward Mortimer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

CAS'r CoME Ir.--Mr. N p. Tallmadge is trying
to Mr.. Richie into bet the next Prcsiden-
tia election. The cid man is not to be had.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

RAILROADS IN BELeIuN AND STEAMERS TO rHE
Usrrsp srArrs.-A correspondent furnishes some
additional particulars regarding the establishment"
, ane Of steamers between Belgium and this coun-
" and also in relation TO the construction OF rail-
roads on the continent Our spondent says that
q company at Antwerp has already commenced
suildipg the steamers and they to run from Ant
werp to New York Antwerp, by this undertaking,
and more so by the many railroad lines through
Rhenish Prussia and Belgium, will recover a great
share Of her former commercial importance, and, in
consequence, all the travel and trade Of Belgium,
the Rhine, and Of Southwestern Germany will be
directed that way, and Holland, Havre, and even
Bremen will suffer by Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

to CAsrLE GARpEss-Will be open tonight as a pro-
menade, with choice music and magnificent fire works II
observe that the Gardens moderately
ventilated without the aid sfthe Chatham Bowery
bays.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

HUNr's Merchants MAeAzINE.-We should
have noticed this excellent periodical before, had
we received it before. The present number COM
the third volume, and maintains the high
character of the preceding numbers. 1t is a work
that deserves the support of every mercantile firm
and business in the city, and should be found
on the table of every counting house in the country
The papers on " The Mercantile Character" and
"The progress of the North West" should be read
by every one. The statistical tables are accurate
ly compiled, and render the volume invaluable as
work of reference. Let it be supported.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

NrpLo's GsRpEs.-Last night the Ravels and
Madame Proche Guibeli repeated two Of their most
attractive vaudevilles, TO a very fashionable au-
dience. The novel and daring feat Of ascending to
the tower was done by Gabriel and Leon Javelli,
greatly to the delight and astonishmen OF the juve-
niles.
To-pieht. Brown and Mrs Fitzwilliam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

THE New YoRK WASHINGTON MONUMENT AS
socIArIoN-An intelligent correspondent inform
that Mr.. Stephen Allen was the treasurer to this
concern, and further assures that he had in his
possession at time nearly quite $1,000 of the
funds. If this has been properly invested, it has,
ere this, produced nearly $4,000. OF the safety of
the money in the hands of Stephen Allen there
be doubt, but it is due to the public that he
plains the whole matter, else we shall propose that
the Tippecanoe clubs take up the subject and erect
a noble monument to the memory of Washington.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

Tho Bah Of Keas,sty holds the bssts Of the sssss
Sa for s:, d.. S::s. a.. =. s:.
The Northern Bank Of Kentucky owns Of ...ilar
Prime, Ward sud Kiss own Of suslar bonds, 10000
similar Sends, Va v -' Iss,sO0
The American Trust Company owns bonds bearing
date TO the amount Of -. $4,000
: own similar bonds 70 The smount Of $4,000
Total bonds, sl7s7, 900
The whole aggregate the State debt for Internal I'M
provement purposes, is as follows:
Bonds OF the state held by c above
TO Contractors .................... ,ssS
Total amount Observation-Disclosures. sassa,ooo
To pay the annual interest upon this amount debt and
upon the school fund.- provide the of ultimate
ly quidating the principal the Sinking Fund esab
lished and certain incomes vested in it, This fund has
heretofore paid punctually the interest and will continue
to do so, long as it is well managed The Commission
have besides the payment of the annual interest
the State bonds purchased State Bank ocksto the
of S323;356.
They in the the State S7000 900 Of Kentucky
Bank stock which may and will be worth, if the bank
shall be well managed par by the time will be needed
to lquidate any of the principal OF the State debt.
The whole of the bonds of the State for Internal
Improvement purposes for which the State is liable to
be called upon for payment when due as above stated
pedac thsrerom the amount Of the :aiinsfand
Add floating debt. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
si,ssSsia
This is the total amount of the balance of State debt
over and above the means apart to pay it, M
An Ohio paper gives the following the sums loaned
the credit Of that State since the adjournment Of the
gislature
ONO STATE LOANS. ,.s.r- s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

Passengers Arrived.
ST THoAAs-Brg Margaret .7nnJ Bersford and servant
Talman
sAv.NNAH-Brig ErcsI-Dr Reed, lady and servant;
Trper and lady, Mes.u Jacobs McAilistsr n Palmer
w II Miller, Hyde, Brown. -
NEw ORLEANs-Brig H1nfrsss, at Philadepha-Mrs Hut
bard OF Middeown Conn; Mrs Gibson, MIR Boyd two child
and servant, Of NYork.
Passengers to Arrive.
S.vASNAH-Brig SGpannah-Mr Varnadoe and lady; j
Dibbe, lady, children and bridge lady
child and Rogers and lady, Mrs Doe Miss Est
dale, Rev M Wight Messrs Dunbar Hacker Remshart,
Wilmington.
Import ations.
NKw ORLyArs-Per Cafherne-2a boxes Latourette az
bales wool lily 1e; rs bbs Rum Eyer hhds sample.
Wilder 800 bags Almonds Thompson Adams 10 bbls
Sugar Bgnell Perry Co bbls Molassess Thnr,,on
hhds Tobacco Goodhue Coil bI trunk Kees 30 bales
Leather Mi bank 20 bales Cotton speerng Glen co
III Fsher-ss hhds tobacco Boorman Johnson Goi bs
HIbu Col al b0ls Ltuves Hoe Borker;
lead Brooks 80 hhds tobacco 20 10 do 50bs cotton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

FANNY ELssLER IN BALrIMoRE.-Thee venIngof
Monday, the 9th instant, was announced as the last
appearance in Baltimore of the divine Fanny on
which occasion she took benefit. The house was
crowded in every part, and the following were the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

<ASp1 "a EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
6@1E3' Every Tus.day aud Friday morning, IL good
Joseph puva with first rate Band viii leave the foot Of
Market street T. r., Tuesday and ridsy morning. At
before o'clook old State Prison wharf r. at past 3,
touching at Spring st. wharf nd foot Of Chambers 81 at past
pier Ne r. alta before o'clock, precisely, for the
Fishing Banks, of SANDY Hook Reurnng 70 The city at
seasonable hour IN the afternoon for the so
cents Cod COLLATION. will be furnished board-tiekets
~ cents Bait will bsfnrsshed on board The Independent
the excursion. .jy2aA
CARD.-The subscriber informs his friends and the public
n in general that by the last arrivals from France he
ceved containing assortmsnt ~ Pistols made By the
best manufacturer Paris, which imported for the sole
Of his improved Shooting Gallery adjoining Burn
hams Mansion House, Bloomingdae. ...u-.
dali. JuneQ is2a I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

PoarnAIr OF VAN BUREN.-Mr. Parker, who
engraved the portraits of Halleck, Bryant, and
others for the Mirror, has engraved on his own,
hook portrait of Van Buren, in the half line, and
half chalk and stippie style. By this production
ne has placed himself at the head of this peculiar
department of the fine arts in the United States.
Mr. Parker cannot be exceled in this style of
craving. The portrait painted by Inman, and
the engraving is far better likeness than the paint
ing. 1t exhibits all the disagreeable pecuiarties
Of Van Buren's disagreeable smrking face to the
life as well the cunning double-meaning display
ed by the two sides Of his face. 1t is the best like
ness ever seen of the President.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

M ILLERs' BANK Chesea Bank, Warrington Bank, Tenth
l War; Bark, Woboromh Bank Farmers Bank Of Seneca
County and Tonawsnda Bank Notes bought the best terms,
al 50 Wall street -
U@ a j. THOMPSON.
I THOMPSON. BR0RER 50 Wall street. New YORK.
- Uncurrent Money and Gold aud silver bought and sold
the best terms Distant served without
delay jy2siw
NoTlCF,-A persons hereby cautioned AGAINST trust
~ ing harhoring of the Of the bark SIR ss
Newton from Hamburg debts Of their contracting Will
b, paid Nv the cautsn az consigpees iy2s
DIAPER HANGINGs.-CHRsTY ROBINSON, No
IS Maiden lane, (corner OF William strse are oernR
large and complete assortment Of rench and Amecsn Iapei
Hangngs, and daily receiving from their FACTORY new ssd
beautiful styles If and finish not surpassed ey
other establishment in the
As e. ". manufacture all Of their American hsnghrs,n
them 20 sell al Tie lowest Factory prices y2 gn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

UkL MONT n A L L, sCHOOLEl's MOUNTAIN
- SPRINGS, v J.-By railroad from Jersey City TO Nor
ristown thence ~ miles by poscsachesLeaves New Yoh
every morning at o'clock arriving at the Hall at p NJ
Belmont Hall perhaps unrivalled in Locations situated
the highest Of the mountain, 5000 feet above dewse
surrounded BY Park Of many richly adorned with
Forest Fruit and Ornamental Trees to which
many valuable added. There 10
tessive stable completed, surpassed by in the
state. The has left nothing usdoneever ANXIOUS
70 general Satisfaction. 10 his sunerous patrons, Mrs
nchman will devote her nrcmitted attention to the ladies'
department, az usual.
The Proprietor u Belmont Hall n also proprietor Of the
Maea where much has recently been expended fer
the comfort OF his vers when they wish TO enjoy this Cha
lybeate al the fountain Cooks walters Se With IN.
the city affords have been snpy provided and
again ready welcome healthy and fashionable
all who homer with fhrir Families wishing
to secure apartments viii do well TO spPly eariy;
~ b. Horses and carriages TO le ladies saddle horses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

THr Orr1cras Or THE bRIrIsn QUEEK.-We
do not pen this paragraph to speak Of the merits of
tho gallant Capt Roberts, the glorious pioneer of
Atlantic stean avigation--because I" his worth Is
warrant for his welcome" any where and every
where; bat we have to speak of the officers who
serve with him. Every one remembers the prompt
and courageous conduct Of Messrs. Stewart and
Watson, in saving the lives Of four persons one
of the outward passages. The passengers on board
the British Queen, on that occasion, were so de-
lighted with the gallant behavior Of the above named
officers, that they subscribed very handsome sum
of money, with which two magnificent snuff boxes
were purchased and presented to Lieut. Stewart and
Watson slight testimony of esteem for their spi-
rited conduct. The boxes were made in London by
Stsrr e. Mortimer, siversmiths to the Queen, and
most deliberately finished The upper part of the
lids engraved with picture of the scene in New
York bay, with Stewart and Watson saving the four
men; the under sides have legends conmemorating
it; the sides have chaste and elegant nautical devil
ces embossed upon them; and the bottoms have fan
cful cyphers, with the letters w. and s. entwined.
They are very beautiful, and alike worthy OF the
donors and the worthy recipients of the tokens.
Success through life to these two gallant officers,
say we.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-09-01
Sarrl| on StaNl- ilno TauuIDlp6-
Oerlammillr0ei.

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t'psn StdStsn une SaunfbipS Su rsriammsln,
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den plaeen weltbe ie beitimnRn mtaen, fir
cen 3ipsf 9ele9aten 81 srnsnnsn um Der &ons
ssntlen bfr 8rsunte prn Joarrifrn inb Splsr
bsiSurclntn, bic am 8rsitase bsn lstsn 9iss
fec gu aanfaiisr ssbaItsn msrten fra. Die
Ssfretdrr Der peribieosnen @sriammIunatn
ipsreen 9efatisit eine Abidrft pon Der qifs
vcn ibrsn srnannten Delegation snfmesn an
Sobn g. &ibarpe, $50. Nsabns.
Daniel Sitbsr, !csnry Nbcao6,
rSebn Sbparn Sebn g. Mid)arts,
SborlsS Srorea, SbpnaS Murpbp,
Abrabam Msnsst Seftua Ban 5istt,
Stsbenbs COMMITTEE.
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60 piel iur gSissrle9uns einer 2oFofofo qu9s
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