Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

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modere Resshaw, private room, where they could
a,istly, piou'ly, and devoutly OdsruP prayers to
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During the banquet, excellent band, stationed
ontside, performed several favorite tunes. In the
evening there was soirSe given, which closed the
festivities Of the day. The Arasians remained with
Sach was the visit, and such the reception. The
former was opportune, and the latter splendid and
brilliant. The visit was opportune, because the
navy yard presented an active appearance. More
than eight hundred men were employed on the seve-
| raj vessels and in the different work shops. The
officers were all present in full Dress and the ladies
off we'll and delightfully."-, and the whole affair did
infinite credit to Commodore Renshaw, his lady and
interesting daughters The Arabians were aston
ished, surprised, delighted pleased; and the two
who could not speak English continued to say
"Good, very good" Ben Hamed, however, ex-
pressed his pleasure more fully. In fact, nothing
could have been beter-for the reception was almost
equal, if not quite, to that of Sultan Van Buren,,
year ago. Hsiai
The ilustrious visitors must have been highly
gratifed with their visit, and we should like t.
hear the description they will give, to Seid Said
Ben Sultan, their return to Muscat His atten-
tiOn and exertions, when the S. ship Peacock
went ashore the island Of Mazere, in the year
1885, have been gratefully acknowledged by the
American Government by the kindness, attention,
and hospitality with which Refs Achmed Ben Ha-
med was received by Commodore Renshaw, on
Monday last But this ackn0w edgment will be still
more substantial, if the g Sultanee" is taken over
To the Navy Yard, overhaulcd. scrubbed up. and
put in complete order, under the superintcndance
Of Com. Renshaw, who is the proper man to have
it done well. f
Dy- JOSHUA SEIxAs, Esq. Of this city, the emf
nent professor of the Hebrew, and other oriental
languages, called upon us yesterday to examine the
curious specimens Of ancient Hebrew literature
which we recently received from England He
was very much interested in them-but denies the
antiquity which have ascribed to these antiques
Well, we shall not sickle about that-but if the
learned professor will give few TRANSACTIONS Of
the more curious portions, we shall pay him hand
somely for his labors, for the literary laborer is al
ways worthy Of his hire. In Professor Stuart's
work, Mr. s. is alluded to with great credit, and we
have doubt he could unravel these curious re-
mains very much to the satisfaction of the learned
Apropos of Hebrew literature-Wc understand
that Professor Bush denies ever having meant to
give certificate to Noah's Book of Jasher, either
respecting its antiquity, authenticity, moral.
ty. He merely examined few pages of the trans
lation by the original and found glaring dscre-
pancy-hence his certificate. We are glad TO hear
this, because, believing Professor Bush to be mo-
ralst, astonished to find that ne had sane
toned the mass Of absurdities contained in the
" Book Of Jashcr''-a book as ridiculous that OF
the Mormons
IL Professor Seixas could be prevailed on 10 give
US notice translation of the four curisus remains
we have, it would be real treat of Hebrew IiterA-
ture. His great requirements and fine literary taste
would do justice to the subject.
A MARE's NEsr.-Our highly esteemed nigger
neighbors Of the " Sun" made great noise yes'er-
day about the circulation of batch Of post notes,
issued by the Seneca County Bank equal to 81 OOo,-
900. II sweet, scented niger neighbors will
look back to the columns Of ths Herald, they will
find this concern exposed in all itsdeformity, many
months ago, that the south and west have not
been cheated 10 the extent Of 100000 and all pro-
duced by our early intelligence. This, hewoyer, is
fair specimen Of our niger neighbors tact, enter
prisc. and nodesfy, in ec@municstipG important
news. Every now and then it finds mares nest
some little bit Of news in distant country paper,
which was first given in the Herald and has just
then returned to New York. This is one of the
that the public beginning to find out its
humbug-snd to withdraw names and advertise
ments from nigger neighbor-which has m
creased very much Of late.
FANNY KENBLE At THE PARx.-The appearance
Of the ci-derant Fanny Kemble at the Park Theatre
on Monday evening, TO see la belle Eissier, Gre
ated a deep and long drawn sensation. She was
seated in back seat but Of the centre boxes
of the dress circle. Her dress was simple as sim
plicity itself-her hezd-dress somewhat antique
being q beautiful lace cap, with the lapPets, Tor
what do you call them y hanging loosely Down her
neck Her eye alone gave token Of the existence Of
the soul Of genius within-for IL flashed and bright
ened with every variety of hue, ~ the Elssler
foaied around in her exquisite movements, As 5000
as IL was known that Fanny Kemble was present,
every opera glass, Oft and again, was directed to
her seat. On the outside, the moustaches, imperi-
ais, whiskers, and long-locks, crow ded round the
door, talking, isquiring observing-" Where is
she7s els that hertz "What funny night cap
she woarsr I" We ne'er shall look upoa her like
again." &c. &c
G5-Ms.TAsIsTRo,in ssndisg Tor his long cenmuni-
cation never will consent to pay for rebuilt
ting atrocious attack, made upon me BY DIR.
Brandreth" Then, Sr, you must consent to take
itback. Ifyou suppose that we smpIsfon enough
TO give mp the valuable space Of Journal either to
you 10 the Doctor, To tight your battles in with
cut charge you mistake us-that's all. We care no.
thing about either 81 you, further than nc you con
form to the strict rules Of business. We profess ne
friendship or partiality for either Let every tub