Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-17

Late frsn Msntsviass aaa n~saes Ayres.
The ship Brutus. Captain Adams, has just arrived
from MoAtsvidso, whence he sailed on the 18th OF
| September last.
stll bleekzded by the French the 9Th Of the
nsnth. That day closed the 1881 of the blockade
All parties looking for the arrival Of Admiral
Boudin, from France. IL was expected that he
would settle the difficulties between the tive govern
~ents in the same speedy manner that he did those
Of Mexico, at Vera Cruz, about year ago.
InternaIlysnothng extraor iinary had taken place
Lavalle had landed in the Province, and Rosas had
stationed his forces about FIVE leagues irony Busnos
Ayres. From Appearances, however, il was not
likely that battle between them would soon occur
We make some extracts, to show the state of the
interior:
The progress Of the invaders is reported to have
been at,eaded with so many and so revolving atroci-
tes that for the sake Of humanity it is to be hop
ed there is exaggeration in the detail.
Corrientes has been invaded by division Of q
vernon EshaEue,s army, under the command Of Gs-
nsr1i servsnd. Gomsx sr. Ferre, the revolutions
ry Governor OF that Province, has published pro-
elamafion in which he inveighs in measured
against Lavaie, and the fatal men of what he terms
ms Clique, who have made him embark in an rreali-
sable enterprise. He accuses Lavalle Of treachery
and ingratitude, and in his forlorn situation throws
himself upon the generosity of Don Frutos Rivera
Tor protection This appeal is backed by another
from Don Jose Maria Paz, who says he finds himself
| in a position he did net at all anticipate
Treasury bills in circulation LIST inst 3S5 600
dollars.
The U. 8 ship Marion, guns, captain William
]. Belt, sailed from Bsenss Ayres Sept. I'd, for
Montsvideo, with the lady Of Alfred M Slade, Esq +,
Consul Of the United States, and daughter, Miss Ag
mes Sade, ON board, as passengers, their way to
the United States.
| CANDIDATES FOR OFFIcE-WrHDRAwALs AND
ESrREEs.-We have been requested to say that the
Hon. James Monroe is not candidate for the efhoe
of Postmaster of New York nor is he a candidate
for any efdce-nor would he accept any office, high
or low, in the g, of the president Ii ever he takes
ohice,i must come from the people or from Heaven
Well, we take his cut of our list-but we
must be permitted to say that Colonel Monroe is
very Questionable, impracticabe maa. Not can
| didate for office I. Monstrous According to our
information there only two men belonging to the
whig party in this city-two honest men out OF
20 s6l honest men, who not candidates fer Office
and these two are Moses II. Grinnell and James
Monroe The whole whis party, biting these two,
candidates, and sns-fourth of tine ocofocos have
already erawled over and will soon set up for can
dicates for some kind Of ofices Such time never
was known in New York.
In the meantime add to the list for the Post
Office, the name of Alderman Benson, and a better
coud not be chosen. Think Of that, sold Tip
Won't You tip the wink in that quarterl
NorIoE.-All those sell. denying patriots, who
want to be candidates for office, will please hand in
their names, in time to be put on Thurl,w Weeds
slate next week God save the state OF New York
Ma. BRAHAM's CoScERr.-This Concert, given
at Nibo's Grand Saloon, was attended by one ofthe
most brilliant and fashionable audiences that have
seen in years Every part Of the building desse-
| ly filled, and room wanted for more The audience,
too, was exceedingly discriminating, and quite
sparipg in their applause, probably arising from the
Sub Treasury system yet in operaticn-but they
could not stand the splendid old English ballad
''the Bay of Biscay," sung by Mr.. Braham in his
best style-wthout a round Of applause and an en-.
core. The style and manner in which Mr. Braham
sung tins gem, was perfectly novel as well exqui-
srtely thrilling. 1t electrified the audience at once.
Mrs. Sutton was also much applaudcd, and encOred
in one of her beautiful Italian pieces. Mrs. Horn
sang the gem from Racini most beautifully As usu-
al, our friend General Morris got Of his va liable
patriotic songs stuck into the dish-and, the
whole, considering the state of the weather, il dia
not taste SO bad.
hi. great powers in Sacred Music will be much APP
preciated. They mast not let him go without sing
ing the :" Bay Of BiscAyO ~ That's the thing 10
stir mp the young blood. Who next gives Con-
cert' Oh for some one splendid artistic to give
series Of the good old English, Scotch aud Irish
ballads, with
Thoughts tina, breathe and words tina, burn ~
Nrw H,nPsmrRr.--rhe Legislature of New
Hampshire cenvenes its session tomorrow. Sc
nator in congress is to be chosen in place Of Mr..
Hubbard, whose term expires the 4th OF March
next. Dir. Woodbury., Secretary cf TIE Treasury,
is spoken Of as candidate.
Ds. ELDRrDeE.-It is stated in Philsdelphis
paper, that Miss Pratt, the lady TO whom Eldridge
was engaged, is still firm in her devotion TO him.
and intends to marry him soon as be gets free
from his prosecutors. She may have some time to
wait, for he has twenty ndietments hanging over
him yet.
NUrDrR-A murder WAS committed in Living