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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

{I7- NAuxfALL GARDES.-Novcty appears to be the
order of the day this establishment the Moscovian bro
theirs made the old Saloon trcmble with the shouts and
applause bestowed their unrvalled and wonderful
fOmsnce Master Rattle the Young Virginian. does GER
tsny eclipse all others he tai the whole party in the
shade the audience TO hard on hun last night they
made him dance often he could scarcely end his last
dance from extreme fatigue The pantomime Of the Cob
hlers Daughter is aughabc from the rising till the fall
of the curtain IL be repeated TO night for the last
time aud for the benefit Of Mr. Whock IL being his last
importance We understand he intends sailing for Eng
land in the first packet he will wake up the natives with
his Banjo being entirely thing there, to
him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

BosroN EUrERPEAS NocALtsrs-rhesc highly accom-
pshed gentlemen have been induced to announce anc-
ther Concerts tomorrow evening at the City Hotel Ii
would be superfuous add any observation Of TO
their musica merits when II is rccollcctcd, that their
FIRST al the Asto and their second concert at the Amer
can attracted audience Of rank fashion, and beauty
Tomorrow evening they occupy the large room Of the
City Hotel and refer the lovers of music to their
gramme. More
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
Psssenrera snil.,I.

LvEerooI-Si.am sbip .3cai q, from, Boston-Mrs An.
~. Nrs a MotB two Misses Andrews yostop: Mrs
rryon Mis3 Joepso9 IA ,,, Issqi bas Mis.r, PenjH
ton; Curtis Roxbuty; Hon John Quincy Adas Quin .y
WIN Andrews Consul at Malta; WIN Constable br Lucius
sComstock, NY0rh; lanes lies, Hartford; Peter Ross
Henry ues, John ~ Crcssi.L stephen Bnney, Henry
trsor, JAMS ponaldson AnTrew Meter ger H,. John
ngnn, r u ftil,ryi Henry r. smc, grsh Army; Rev
Ihos lambert Navy; l. NJ Kenneth, st Leus; A De
hossc Jr North Csrops John Bisgc, Losdoni Jos Echn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

~ IxrrRrsrtvG.---The crop Of Cuba Nol1sses
which commonly begins in November December, has
begun this year in August, and has already been
sold in this market For this intelligence the article
headed MoaSscs in the Shipping and Commercial Lis;
and New York Price Current Of Sep,embcr2, $50.
By the bye, this paper, (the Shipping and Commercial
List and New York Price Currcn has made great inn
prov emens lately in its sugar and moasses intelligence
MnIASsEs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

NIBLo's GaRprN.-Thcre was ? good attendance
Of company at this fashionable resort last night, and
Mr. Rangers performance Of the Marquis st Croix,
in the Romantic Widow, was received with that de-
gree of applause which its excellence always com
mands. Tonight the pantomime Is to be re-
peatcd, when we hope be able to catch glimpse,
aud to be able to report on its merits, 81 csterd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

CoScERr AT NEw BRIeHroS Our musical ollie
tan i'll be gratied TO hear that DE Begins, the best
buAc singer this side the Atlantic, is 20 givea con-
cert to morrow evening At New Brighton. The We
teran will be assisted by sign"r Guibilei, Miss
Poole and other musical aud operate talent now IN
the city The elite of the beau monde viii be pre-
sent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

CHATHAM TnEArRE.--A good hose, and a va.
ricty Of pieces all well played last night La Petite
Bertha child Of extraordinary talent is extremely
popular at the Chatham. Her dancing is wonderful.
Tonight three piece, are TO be presenter, requt-
inc al the strength Of Tborpe's fine company
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
Arrival aud Departure OF the Mails.

Eastern Steamboat Mail. via stonneton.
daily, except Ssndsys. ............ aM ~.
Eastern Steamboat Nail, via New Havep.
daily except Sundays Pm a.
Eastern Lard Mail, which leaves Sunday
nor,ipg, closes Saturday ............ n
Eastern Way Mai via Harlem Westchtster,
Nnrwalt. Nc daily except Sundays..... rM a.
H.r'iord MID, by steamer, daily except
ouhuRls.
sosthern Mail, through 10 New Orleans.
Western Naii, daily. ..................iil m ~
Northern Mail, daily: ........... ...,.6 Aa ~
Northern Steamboat Mail. t. saratng, via
Hudson, Albany aud Troy, daily. .9..... slrs e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

U,ynr-Packef stir Charles CarroH-Nads-,e Daamss
Rev u Jcues DE- Benet aud servant Charles Prev, sty
pt'tuger- s. IN ..
NEs Qstssvs-Ship 81. NarV-lICs lanes Roland. Han
mond, md NtF,rlsne
SIR Paptel-Nrs Phillips. Mcsss w Tyson Thos Pocles
10 10 stcorfg-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
pied.

On russ sy, lst instant. after lingering Illness jeremiah
shin" aged IS years.
His friends ADD those Of he brother John SHINE are re-.
sreculiv uyied ptteud his fns val thursday 3D.
O'Clock, T. VI. from his late residence No ls Dover
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovsRNoa, Aug. 20 Will
liam w. Donghcrtv, of the City of New York. a
Commis sioner Of Deeds for that city, in place of
Daniel Rsndeil, resigned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

OPEEArrc.-La Somnambula was got up by Sc
gum and his lady at Montreal st week. Mrs. Sc
suin played the heroine, and Rorncasue Elvina.-
Seguin of course was the Rcdnlpho.- in which we
know him 10 be quite al home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

I he grand moving Panorama Of the Battle OF wa
teroo opened last night to crowded and lash
ionablc audience at the Franklin Theatre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

HYoE-PAsx MANSION HousF.-We are requested to state
that this establishment which closed few weeks
since, is now re-op,Eed in superior style.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

News Room AND EXcBANGE IN HAvANA.-Mr.
George c. Harril has opened Commercial Read
ing Room aud Exchange in Havana, where stranger
to the place can learn whatever he wishes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

Accident A horse attached to one OF the cabs
run away yesterday. dashed up against curb
stone, capszed the cab, and prec piiaed the driver
on the pavement His skull was fractured thereby,
and his recovery is cou sidered doubtful.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

PARK THEATRE.-Last night, after Mr.. Powers
performance Of Felix O'Caaghan and Tom Moore,
petite comedy, to these boards, was predu-
ced called Capers and Coronets for the purpose of
introducing Mr. and Mrs Charles Fill, from one Of
the London theatres. The plot of the piece is to-
tally devoid of interest, and the dialogue contained
sot single point that could keep the audience from
yawning. The only redeening feature was scena
from a French ballet in which the debntan's
evinced considerable ability as second rate ballot
dancers. We shall however, expect them TO give
US touch ofther quality in some other piece be-
fore we decide the niche they are to occupy in
the temple of Tba,ia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
Hard to Please.

Oar readers imbbe such notions OF independence
from the Herald, that they want every thing their
own way A respondent from the interior OF
this state writes as follows:
have been reader Of the Herald for some time
past, and herewith send You substantial evidence
of my appreciation of your general course as an IN
dependent editor. But il does appear tn me, that
you sOmtmfs forget your ordinary regard for truth,
by permitting yourself those around you, to
write and publish remarks especing the character
of Gen. Harrison, which, il not slanderous IN them
selves, have double meaning, and produce i'm
preston that you more than half believe the ny
vile and wicked ISLANDERS his enemies heap upon
him
As one standing at the head Of the New York
press-one protesting the highest eSard for truth
would il not be consistent to stand forth in de-
fence Of the character and services of one VIII g.
pubic life is pattern wofhy the emulation of free
men; and whose private virtues endear him to all
who know him!
A subscriber at Providence, Pennsy lvanis. sees
through different mediam and thinks the Herald
altogether too favorable TO Gen. Harrison and his
supporters. He writes thus:
JAMES G. BENxErv, Esq.
Dear 8 .r--lf YOU mean to maintain your neatrai
position in politics, you will have To return To New
York aud resume the superintendent OF your press,
foT if | understand what read, the one who
has that rperntcnderce now rs getting icariul that
he wings help. and under the head OF " state
Observation-Disclosures Campaign-thc Prospects,
is giving the returns OF elections wiz the strongest
encouragement that state will follow the exam
pie of another. Under statement from North caro-
Ina il says, ''the Globe. cipating defeat, now
assures its readers that Van Buren, will receive the
electoral vote Of this state" &c. am reader OF
the Globe, and in place yet have found II antici-
patiug defeat, any thn,, like II bat on the con
rary assuring those who read it, that if the people
understand their rights, there is danger of de-
feat
Until you left New Yor!; was well suited with
The Herald, and believed that il just what il
urofes sed 10 be in politics but since that time
have discovered growing anxiety to take part n
the contest for i resident
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

FRoM HAvRE The packet ship Charles Carroll,
Captain Lee, arrived yesterday. She sailed from
Havre few days before the President" and
e" Acadia" started from England, and consequently
came quick over the Atlantic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

SHOOTING TO SOME PURPosE.-Mr. John Reese,
Of the 4th company Of National Guards, won an eS-
celen silver medal at target shooting mp at Yonkers,
on Tuesday. The distance was sixty yards, and
the pieces muskets Mr.. Reese put three balls in
the bulls eye. The medal is worth SIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

&C. The Daily and Weekly Herald are for sale at
Ne 8 State street, North side City Hall, Boston.
Subscribers served regularly at 10 cents per week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

TurArRrc AIs-M Mitchell, we understand, is about
to open the Olympic. What are his arrangements,
aud what sort Of company has he engaged There
will be a good deal Of competition this scassn, and
If le hopes for success, he must have talent and
beauty on his boards. BY the way, where is Mrs
FLYNN She is of the best actresses, and the
prcttiest woman the American stage. Hsmbiin
is paying Mrs. Shaw, promising TO pay, large
salary, while Mrs. FLYNN, vastly her superior in
every respect and woman Of sense and education,
besides, is doing nothing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

EXPLORING EXPEDITION The Nincenncs, Por-
poise, and schooner Flying Fish. left the Bay Of
Islands, New Zealand, the 9th of April last,
bouod as understood. TO survey the Fegee Islands.
The Peacock was at Sydney on the 18Th of March,
repairng-was nearly finished. and would soon Join
the squadron.
The ship Lydia, which arrived at saiem on Mon
day from New Zealand, has freight and dispatches
from the Exploring Squadron. The freigh. proba-
bly, consists of the sticks aud stones which Lieut.
Wilkes gathered from the cake Of ice found float
ing in the southern la,tndes, aud which he sends
home a. specimens from the continent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

Mas. HERRrSe's BrsErfr.-This popular actress
takes benefit Of the Bowery this evening. She has
great many admirers among the former fregncn'
tiers Of that popular theatre. and we trust they
will testify their admiration by filling the house.
The boxes and benches of the Bowery have been 50
solitary and lonesome along back. that tolerable
audience will astoni.h them. Let them be surprised
for once.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

mayed part sold
THE LATE ALARMING News FROM TENAs "
We have received nothing from Texas to confirm
or deny the truth of the extra from the Galveston
paper, brou sh to Baltimore, last Saturday, by the
Empressario. That such a statement reached OIL
appears probable, but very intelligent gen
man. who came passenger in the Empressaro, states
that it obtained no credence in that place. Those
who have paid attention to the course OF events 10
Northern Mexico, cannot but have seen the anX-
ety manifested by the rovoluiionists in that conn
try, the Federalists to enbroil Texas in the war.
Every possible means almost have been used TO In
flame the minds of the people OF that republic against
the government of Bustamente. kumors immune
rablc of encroschments under Mexican authority
have been published. which in the end have amount
ed to nothing. and OF this charac is the present
account re ckoned What goes to render the rumor
sbe is the act that the tcderaIis troops oc-
cupied the only beaten track by which the Mex
Gems and Indians could have approached the Texan
boundary. Again. the Cherokee Indians are spoken
oC aud il is Notorious that there no Cherokecs
in tina, part OF the country. 1.-THE name was mista-
ken and the writer of the letter Intended to say Cu
nanchos, the number could have been but very
small Cor they never 90 in large bodies on account
ofthe difficulty OF obtaining subsistence. And lastly
il is i'm probable in the last degree that the hieEIcan
army should make a demonstration upon the icNan
| territory when IL requires all the central ioTce
which can be mustered TO keep down and quiet re-
volt at home. We shall until further ADVISED, looS
upon this account a rumOr spread by the Mexican
/ Federalis;s nd restless Anglo.Americans, VINO
would be in the height OF their glory could they but
sec few thousand men from their infant republic,
cross their borders and lay waste the Mexican pos
sessions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

STEAM SHIP ACADIA, sailed from Boston on
Tuesday for Halifax, with thrty-seven passengers
She will lcav. Halifsx for Liverpool with ninety
The President, sailed hence with ftty-three, excia
sive Of servants.
TiPPrcASoE BApeE.-valrntne, at 80 John ST.,
has got out beautiful badge for the wings OF Kings
county. II bears good likeness of Old Tppeca-
nanoe surmouned by eagle, with his beak full Of
banners. Underreath is log cabin; in the fore
ground Of which is farmer trying to plough, but
he makes awkward work of IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

ut Brunsw ick, Maine, but is owned by Badger &
Peck Of South street. and Captain Samuel Rose, her
late commander, of Freeport, Maine. Her size was
hundred and seven tons. She was insured at
the Safety Office for eleven thousand dollars.
LATE FROM HAvANA.-S SHIP FRANcoNiA DAMAe-
Ep.-The packet NoriHa arrived yesterday, and
us Havana letters and papers to the 23d ut
inclusive. We annex letter.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
Ship Franconi, struck by Lightning.
HAVANA, pa Aug, $40.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq.
Sir:-I have now TO advise you that the ship
Franconia, OF New York, commanded by Captain
Jones, from New Orleans, with cargo OF Cotton
Tor Liverpool put this port on the l9lh inst in
consequence Of having been straek with lightning,
causing her cargo 10 take fire. Soon after her ar
rival, aud with the aid c The pumps at a french
brig of war, the fire Was eXIiugushcd, and the care"
is being discharged, I" he sold tor the be- eat
of the underwriters. The vessel is but little d~-
mayed.
In our market. either for export or import Ia
tie is dany-in fact, business Is completely para
lied Herewith send you file of oar papers, and
beg your attention to The list Of quotations, nc
ExPoRTs-Sugsrs. half and half Is l. 10 IL III
RS per ar :Whitc9 l0l , IL; Golf. 81 l2a9, as Ia
quality; Moasses = IL IS.
IMPoRls-Flour $l7; Lard sly is; Hams
SllaI4.
Evs ange on London, ID per cent PM. States
, 1 PA.
Freghrs dull and our harbor II bare of vessels.
The Franconia, mentioned il the above letter, was
owned here, bur insured in Eostoa. Her cargo con-
sisted of 500 hogsheads OF tobacco and 600 bales OF
cotton, and was probably insured IN Europe.
1t was to have been landed in Havana, and the da
rpaued ri sold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

-. thr "i ~ l,soefsilen Such the oi''n
efahe Goyetaef, wlle, thneue hout this busIness.
had acted manner deserving tie highest praise.
Mr.. 4. maintained that the South ballot hereto
tae acted with sufficient ffmue<s towards the North.
he trped a. length to NJ. Scott. aud ia support
et sis- report and resolutions.
NJ. Scot, rcioined al length.
Mr.. Souiliali. with the view of procuring
r,mity, moved 10 amend the, amendment as 10
naake the conclusion oftle FIST resolution read
"and thar than refusal Is palnabIr aud danger Gus
sirla,ion OF the Constitution aud Laws Of the u.
STATES Grnileaen, lie said did not dlIler about
the suh.lanee. it Was ouls about the form.
AIR. Robertson seconded ihe maiien of Mr. Dor.
man. aud enforced The nfonfieis deliberate aciipn.
urging sentiment OF John RandolThs az ainst haste
IL Legislation except in oasrs Of emergency.
Tie vote taken upnn M. Sonhall's amend
msn;, and decided Ia The affirmative without dyis.
Ion.
Mr.. May moved TO amend the resolution by in.
setne the word. wholly before tie word "unsa-
,fsfastory," IN order assert that tire reasons as
signed by the Gosernsi Of New York for his course
we'e "wholly unsatisfactory" which agreed to,
nta con.
The resolution was ihen adopted by mani
nous vote.
Mr.. D4rmau renewed his motion 10 recommil
tie report.
Mr.. Ba,ly opposed it, and the House refused to
recommn. j..
Alter some further con, rsaDion and an iucT etu-
al motion to Ia, the report the table,
M,. May moved thai The. House adiaurn: sang
that another bod, (he Democratic Conseuliou) met
here ~ O'Clock, and fhaf WAS a;pafent the sub
lrci could not be Disposed Of b, that Time
The question wss then rui upon tie motion 10
ADJOURN, and decided IN The affirmative Without a
eount.
The House adjourned accordingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
RICHMOND MARKETS

fer ac rex ending Jhasday Ereniag, Fcb. 90.
" toN-5a 10 o.. Petersburg pr,ccs-no-
thing doiug here. '
COTTON YARNS Rrhmond and Mao,hes
'ef Factor! Pnces,A Ne 4.20scents per 10. aud ii.
sing een' on each Ne. to No.9. INCLUSIVE; Nos IA
anu 20 cts; II AND b. ~; Id andl5 oe lGandl II
30; and 5 aud 20. 80 els. -
ioBACCO-Rerelpis this week have been Iarrc
'hu Inspection average about 50 bids dali, -piccs
WITHOUT change. Lnes s3a35a 33tIa,itla 81
aud 7-geneal sales. Extreme pIlces a A 81, and
but intle 10 shipping order -
FLoU R-Chy Mills-none IN market. Counuy
supplies large, demand active at So 5oa GOA More
buNeIs than sellers at these rates
WhtAF-Sl, o5 10 l. 10 per busheL
COkN-52d ois. on lime.
oAIS-3l els. from Depnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
Ertract Of a teqes. rerertd N tIis cag. dai,d

ST. AUGUSTINE T.. f. Ftn.. IS.
We had, yesterday, tie nDeoml rsLlr intcIIireoec
that bath The mail caaefs between tltis AID Jackson.
stle and Pabo.thc Que gnihg oni lie Other coming in
were ti''ed. peiiy vent nut, Immediately. and
have loouh and ouell IN the bodies Tins han
pened within iew miles 81 the CITY, our m,l,,ry
defenders. both regulars and militia. have been sa,t,
iem'ss on the occasion and arr severely cen,ureJ
i,fiheu n'bcciliiy aud oegecl.n
Charleston Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
Dsuts at aSTELi.nGENIE
- EulllmlnL 80 n, nLh.D.L.

Fusi Experiment gh NE Bfooet- hounds,
Extract Of leiirt from fa.hasset:
PosTscEiPT.-Fcb. "a feroft has inst re,rbcd
town. thai Major Bailey, viii six hounds, had fall
en upon an lodran TAIL shieh led 10 a eamp Of forty.
tour Of them were Killed, and The resi- nan on leaving
tiIeir nneasius, &e. hehnd. Que dog was Killed
by the Indians, aud The scouting rary was sill fol
having the nav lls Is the mbst important battle
that has taken place IN lung ilnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Stare A"esled.-consiAble D,rne succeeded ON
,n"u'. !" af'eSthg NINA ay slave named Elias
~ DelA""re The case vas reaid ,eslenI,y h, fare
Judge jones, who decided lllat tie man alI,nld he
,einfned TO hiS masiet Phillips acknowledged ,ba,
hs had iun away, aud was wiling to return.
IrfgUXJr,ni,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

u The Enquirer announces the passage of Mr.
h'ng resolution in the New York Legislature, de-
nouncng the recent course ofthe House of Repre.
ser'a''ss on the subject of Legislative petitions, in
the most meek and quiet manner, although it fired
ITS heaviest ariIlery agaus, MI King for Offering H.
why The Change Of tone The Enquirer hoped
that It's Loco Foco brethren in the New York Le-
g's'ature would vote against the resolution hence
It's dennnca,ions Of Mr.. King. who, beng II Wing.
Inc Enquirer eagerly seized upon his movement, to
make political capital out OF it in the South. Blu,
when the Democrats voted for it, his hopes we've
oased' and the roaring OF the lion became as gentle
as the notes Of the sucking dove 1t is wonderful
what difference the ownership oI the OK makes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

The Hdsfodon IN 1cras.--This remarkable fossi
qnadrnped II appears. existed IN Texas as well ,s /,
almost ever, latitude OF The United States son,h n
10 degrees. late Texas paper says General Dc
,hyss mas succeeded IN dlsn'e'rlng nearly all the
oo'es oi The Masindon, found niles below Bastfop
near The Colorado.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

~ The Globe is laboring hard 10 deprec late
Gen. Harrison's military skill and Of its evil
dences is that Gen. Harrison had ore men Killed
and wounded at Tipprcanoe than Gen. Jackson los,
al New Orleans. Bon aparte, we think, losi more
men al Auste,Iilz than both Of them together! But
the solution Of the Globes remark may be found ia
the fact that Jack sons men fought behind battery
Of cotton bales Harrison's in the open field.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

ADV has long been \
mater OF shpt'ss to us ihat men of certain proles
slons and trades never take advantage of adv p,,,s,
nents 10 make their merits OF the me,its If hi,
wares known 10 The public, how much hen, fiji
might accrue 10 themselves and publishers general.
~ Lawyers, authors aud artists are in ,h,s o,,,ic
nlar quite too modest. Our illusnious diseipl.s Of
""l.n make no benes of telling The world The viz.
tues nj Their medicines. Day aud Martin s,ipb,
have lived aud died IN penury unknown lad ibey ma,
sung The praises ei their "uuequallcd backing =
We are inclined to tak the science of adyeuis,,e s
yei IN lis infancy; II IS tue few lusiIous spri,s
have "leaped like lightning out Of darkness" and H.
,um'naied the newspaper aud the world with IA bril-.
liant display their genus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

Progress Of Morality "A vaudeville while bein,
performed al the New Orleans theatre. WAS sudden,
" arrested IN It's pr gress by the Hon. MI Berus.
tie Recorder, who DECLARED it obscene FOR human
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

CONGkESS.-On Thursday, nothing of interest
was done IN either House of Congress.
On Friday, the Senate debated A Joint ,esolu,o,,
offered by Mr. Tappan, providing that no claim shall
rave been twice presented TO either House Of Con.
s'ess and been adversely reported on. shall again be
received, unless on affidavit from the claimant, that
mere is new test n,ony important TO the case, which
cou'd have been procured at the former applca
ION.
lhe House spent nearly the whole day in wrang-
ing about points OF order. The bill providing for
the re-appoint,nent of the Commissioner on Pen
SONS was taken up and debated. The House then
adjouinedto meet on Monday