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


Boston an q STATE OF Selge- Morale OF me GItdi
Coarentio.- Horticultural EThibiiiOn---Fanny
ElssIT-Mrs. Kinnsy-1ae Failure Moral IFar.
Boston is a beseiged city. Already crowds on
crowds beginning To in from sll parts Of the
country. Ii is calculated that, on thursday next,
the day ofthe great gathering at Bunkers HILL there
will be 10000 strangers within the peninsula How
they are to be furnished with board, lodging, and
Washing seems to puzzle the philosophers here
Every hotel, and boarding house. is fitting up its
spare chambers and parlors into sleeping apart
ments. Yet in spite Of the crowd that may arrive,
think il possible that all will be comfortably
commodated
The various gatherings Of the people, FROM that
oil Hatmore last spring, down to the present day.
Will only be ward meeting almost, compared
with the display next Thursday. This multitude Is
10 meet that spot of unrivaed beauty, the Com
mons, and from that rendezvous, form grand pro-
cession 10 Bunker's Hill. 1.-THE weather should De
clear, and the sun bright, il will present most sor
geous display-such S never has teen seen hereto
fore in this country What is all this vast prepare
tios forl To secure-nay almost to celebrate a VIC
tory yet 10 be achieved in November next. feoPie
in this neghborhood positive that great re'o-
luton is work. and that one party is gong out OF
power, and another coming in. Yet, II person
looks little beyond the surface of human affairs,
affair conceive it TO be nothing than the Or
binary effects of free Institutions. The great cause
Of civilization and refinement is little affected by the
transitory pslitcs of the day. conceive that the
thoughts and purposes and actions of the small body
of quiet men, who recognizing the commercial
and intellectual resources Of Boston, in the shape of
railroads TO Buffalo-steamboats TO England-and
man ufacturing establishments to supply the world
far important for the present, and for all u
ture times There is tone of effort, excitement
and exaggeration in the movements of both political
parties. that wonderfully into the barlesque
and ludicrous. To dress the efforts necessary to
change one set of cormorants in ofce for another,
needs not the sublime drapery which is BETTING the
throes of free people recovering their liberties
But enough of philo sephy to-day. Among the
ether splendid exhibitions OF the week. will be that
of the Horticultural Society. The gentl, man who
has the superintendent Of Mr.. Cushns's famous
Garden, has the management OF this exhibition, and
have doubt the array of fruits and flowers, will
be one of the most exquisite sights OF the week.
Tomorrow night Fanny Elssler makes her debut
in Boston, provide the ballet company is decent
enough to be seen. l understand that great negi-
gence and carelessness have been manifested by the
manager, relative TO these arrsngements-but this
may be accounted for in the diapidated condition Of
the theatre. Since the time Of the Woods the
fashionable and wealthy families Of Boston have al.
most deserted the theatres. Such theatres as have
been open have been principally supportedby ssran-
gers aud those who called, facetiously, theatre
geing people-that is, people who get in by hook or
by crook The Woods, as vocalists, were great
i4vorites here-and Fansy Elsser exhibits for the
first time spe linens OF the sister in it, highest
rank, it is possible, Blu, altogether certain, that
she may be the rage. Tomorrow mornings portion
OF the boxes are to be up at aaction in the saloon
Of the theatre, and small such produce some
striking and original scenes, shall endeavor TO be
present.
The case Of Mrs Kinney, &C cused Of poisoning two
or three husbands, has created good deal Olsen
saon among the lovers Of the tragic and the horrible
in social life. have heard number Of curious
anecdotes Of her life, character, and history, and
shall endsavor string them up in another letter
She is TO be re-examned tomorrow in the Police
Court and will probably draw together as large an
audience As the auction sale Of boxes for FAnny's
debut
What with Mrs. Kinney-and Fanny Elssler-and
the Ladies' Fair-and the rticultural exhibition
and the Great Conyention-I think shall have
nv hands full this week. At the close OF these va
rious doings, shall then return to New fork-en-
large the Heraldre-oFgan &c and re-invisorate It's
eolumns and begin after one OF the most orii-
liant cam paigns against the Wall street cons piracy
that a Napoleon, a Cesar, or an Alexander IN the
newspaper press could conceive. The chaste aud
virtuous moralists Of V all street, intending man
and beast, are now in a most interesting position
before the public. shall open upon them with great
calmness-grcat composure-bst they must make
up their minds TO determination before the close.
know wha. ! am abou;-and they will know Il be-
fore year has lied and gone. The newspaper farce
about my residing at the Aston House, is the most
ridiculous thing ever yet have heard Of These
blockheads are determined "a make me the create
man Of the age, by the they seem 10 pursue
Newspaper abuse made Mr.. Van Buren chiei magis-
tr~te Of this repub ie--and newspaper abuse will
make me the chief editor Of this country. Weil-be
il SOL can't help it.
Political woysmcnts.
Roth partie. are marsbailing their forces here IN
the city preparatory to the coming fight. The Tip
peeaaoes are gong steadily ahead in their orgsniza.
ton; aud fittings embarrassed and bothered