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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-03
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-03
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-03
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-03
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-03

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07

Col. Benton madte firSlid AM SdluB etner 9fes
be foqenbe atteerofene 8emerfun9 llber ben sesens
tudrtisen Ston6 Der fcmmeneen grdieenten'pabl:
"go 1T Der sesenwdrttse Stanb nnierer beioen pars
tbeten; es lit tpbrtl un6 1T Der Gtat et aanp spie
ben 8otf nnb germb9en! 5tpliden penn Wteniden auf
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tpidte bes @elofedele nn5 beBen nrsemasten 2aubes
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07

slm 4ten Nu9uft feuen bic benz prdFbcnten Der Ser.
Staaten ourd BEN &afer bon Wuscat gum Nrdfeut oe,
|madten arabiiden pferbe gum 6fenhen Sgerfauf Se,
brad)t werben.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
Police Office,

MAY IL -ExrRAoRDINAny RUMoUR-An on dit
OF a moot painful and peculiar character got sfoat
among the legal profession in the course Of the day,
which We give il reached without Offering any
opinion respecting its probability. The Recorder
h"d appointed ii o'clock in the day, to hear several
motions, and two hours passed away, without his
hohor making his appearance, the learned gentle
men got impatient and left. Between / and 2 boy
arrived at the Office Of the Clerk Of the Sessions
mHh note which he said he had brought from the
heco der at West Chester. This note enclose an
"tner ior some person Of Mrs Morris's family, and
on the r. turn Of the boy he said the Of the
move were IL at Judge Morris and his whole family
had been poisoned.
Il F.maie Ro6ber.- Margaret Murray, a royster-
s1rl Oh neg ioaieress, was brought up charged
with knocking down Amanda McLane, and robkIpg
her oil $I2 In bank bills Amanda said that she was
proceeding along Anthony street, when Meg came
behind and knocked her down with street door
Key Meg denied this; but as the complainant's
money VAS found in the pocket Of the assailant she
was committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

CRIMINAL Court REFoRMATIoN.-Gov Seward
and the Wing coterie at Albany, undertook to
model the Criminal Court Of this city, to dispense
with Aldermanic wisdom on the bench, and to place
legal gravity in its stead. Yesterday we expected
to witness the working Of the new system, but on
proceeding to the Sessions surprised to find the
bench empty, and neither lawyers nor prisoners
forthcoming On enquiring into the mystery,
We were told that only one of the new fnnc-
uonaries, Ex-Alderman Lynch, of the Sixth
Ward, had qualified, and that in consequence
of the other, Mr.. Edward Sanford, decin-
ing TO serve, that the whole scheme was
dered abortivc. The Recorder cannot sit with one
Judge. aud he dare not call the Aldermen to his
AID /; and As the Legislature has adjourned, it will
require all the "Smal Poatoe" ingenuity of Gov
barrassng position, so as 10 enable general Jail
delivery TO be effected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
Coronor,sGnice.

MAY IL Shameful Larity - IN inquest was I'D
on the body Of PAifIck Nnrto aged six YEAR,, who
was killed by the II ,rem Cars Sunday afternoon,
IN Centre str.ef-v,de Herald Of Monday. A. NJ.
G Smith the Police officer depased to as'anlts com
mi,ied on him by the driver, Samuel ID Bingham,
and To the eneouragems nj, ich that fellows con-
duet receiv from the conductor.
Jane. ONeil deposcd that be witnessed the &C.
eide MT from his store, al the corner of bite aud
Cent stee'. e did net zee the child when Il
started to across the street. First saw II under
the wheels ofthe car, and picked II ny. The horses
were going very fast, but cannot sal IL the Or yer
could have pulled up o. not The ca wen' more than
the length of White street, b,fore II was stepped.
Witness took the child into has store. until ITS
father came aud carried IL home.
Robert Glaiyen also witnessed the occurrence,
and thong hi the car was going aster than they had
any right 20 go. Saw the child attempt 10 run across
the street, when the horses struck i'm and the car
went entirely over IL before u could be extricstea
This witness also corrnb rated the testimony o.
A. VI c. Smith. as To III. outrage US 60 ndnet e
the driver when requested to go tot Police Office
Samuel ID. Bingham, the driver Of the car, dcpo-
sed that the brake was of order, and that II
matter Of great officially to stop car until Il had
run forty feet
The iary were ciosetted some time, and at length
made up the follow ing extraordinary and pusilani-
That Patrick Norton was accidentally killed by
being run ever by train cf railroad cars, on Sun
day, the 18th instant. The jury attributlng no
blame to the yer but think, iron, the testimony,
that the brakes 9th car were insufficient or not in
proper repair.
Notwithstanding this milk and water verdict, we
have snine hopes that the fellows who perpetrated
this brutal accident viii meet with sone puni,h-
nient Tor their assaults the officer the sitting
magistrate refused "a lIbcrae them without sur,tcs
in 500.
An inquest was held, 7ol Washington street, IN
the body of John Gallagher, who was smothcrcd
while IN bed by It's mama. Verdict accordingly
~ ~ Washir ston street, on the bedy OF Eliza
Kurrs, aged ~. Who died in half an hour after she
had lsnded fran tho Havrc packet. Verdict, death
from some cause unknown.
Another inquest was held at the Dead House, in
the Park. on the body OF Henrietta Conklir, who
was found by the mate &c the 81 Ap George, of Troy.
floating in the Nor river At the foot of Charles -
TN searching the body, a marriage certificate was
found her, which set forth that David Conkin was
married Co Henrietta Smith. On the 9TH vembc
1850, bv Henry Chase, minister of the gospel The
inry found yerdict Of found droWncd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
DR.. LEVETT, DENTIST,


w ILL fe' much " in iug low h. plan fips,rt
ing Teeth on the principle Of ATMUs PHI RIG PKEs-
sURE diher- from that usual, sopted with a.. mrrtsnt
res its from s arylicstir Ma DR. h., nothing about
secret he wishes the public to Judge for IN, ussl,es
- tFrom the Sunday Morning Atlas Il Apr,l "a isso1
From long personal scqsssnc, with the practic. sader
per1ence OF MIR Le,ttI Dentist cordial, recon-
IN, his stmt spseric principle pratsdhy him
tistry. ~
Hg, e attendance only from O'Clock in the mcrnipe to
5 o'clnck alrmoon. .u.sll IrIn-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
,,,o MERCHANTS Asn N.srrps ar ,yr.s,

'T'V MtHJHANIHN MD MASTENS OF VFeeFLs-
Nou@e respectfully requested to renew the srtir IL
eenss ~ vessels wtt d.lsy AT ~, Com
misoners e ri OTIS Oise Ais. 10 ay no I,s for ,o,,s
nless eyamn and approved b, 81 h. BOARD or ,hsr
secretary Such course adopted IN order b
sness aud prevent dsps,e- winch OF erwi.e will arise.
We are rcss ctfully osrs,
WM:s,, Lnhk;. omnf'r IN behsl of the Board
JOSEPH SPlNNtY. Jr- Secretary.
Comrniss oners nfP e Oi.e 81 South .frret nv a~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
-Aksaxf AsTONIsHl NG CnEAr spRING MOONS

,r~&MS0 ,AaIUNIHHINU CHEAp SPRING UOODs
~ Look al this--nur motto Cheap for L al these
hard pairs of the handsomes gents dress Boots
ever ye or ,red 10 ue public With steel aHd plates
the heels, from To - pair French air Boots 10 -
So The best gns Quarter Boots and high Walking shoes
OF the best hind nens boy and chdreps' fine
shoes chesger than yet this city, Ladies French
bskins Walking Shoes Airs. batk, b~ize greek and an
other light colors Misses and thidrns hIscL brorrs
and light bukns and slips beet cheapest Ia the city,
God stout boots for FIR, atchmen. miknen aud wafer
men, from 10 81 the hes, Ju.t Walkers
2d Canal street, HaJsOn wher~ will
the Handsomely cheapest and aes stock b.os and shoes
M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

FIRE AT PORT CLINTON-Ihe grist and saw mills
belonging to John Schal Esq, situated the gap of
the Blue Mountain, above Port Clinton, Penn were
on Friday last destroyed by fire. A large amount Of
grain and lumber was DESTROYED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
ONTARIO RANK.

,rrr p.., CASAspA,cuA, 18th May is4o}
Bank h,Ss sppo ted Iy Bank their agent
at esS % @ III:
Bank which shall be presented to the said for
mylslw' II. GIBSON, Cashier.
n EW ArTRACTION-CAsTLE POINT HOUSE, Ho.
grounds ." Col s at Castle sae
nSsr Ss s E as
House These upwards Of Zoe aS S,ss
sruOby and BY gravel n Sar T,.n
1o@ 1Gs y rs n0s ssa %
S Ps landing c e. y.ss
did TIE and aid city on Se es' i TSsR
for me @ SI s' IN n0r Ss hs es
ssf e Bs@sn Tsc view .s "a ss :oa
eowmands in addition to the abor full of the Mar.
This magnificent prospect reached enjoyed byvi-
ply regularly o the Oo q ana and c 1o3
ia no ot is an c c be n wGTS I G ns
SO reha treat be obtained at so little expense Of time
The house viii be provided with reeshmens suited to tie
H.6oteno. i Ma S1'i is.s my,s,m,
MM. BROWN, i2s Chatham street, opposite Roosevelt
street has the largest assortment Of Summer Hats any
ss al he IN h Sss r s sS ssS
' : s sI rs q
Sn pa y
b. ~.st ed 'o- IN inns Ike these APPS ss+
a 49, rni, Z ma . 1 Ukh.- THEODORE CLARK
- corner of hathsa and Pearl streets after many ears
experience in business and after repeated unirng
to attain the object confidently believing that he has al length
succeeded in article which fail
the APPRECIATION ofs who will the trouble ,min- H.
This article, to which the attention Of the public
peciay invited, satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
and he Gels assured, that Tor beauty ehapns
durability and comfort, he in the
New York In addition the usual variety OF Hats and Caps
he also Keeps on had constantly Hat OF superior
quality, which he afford At FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for years past has given TO the
unqualified satisfaction Justice to his friends. we'll
HIMSELF makes u proper crhm 10 tina, he sels for cash.
the losses from bad customers will not have be
p1id by good Wholesale dealers supplied pity
old established stand, the asking price always
selling price. apli 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
ID K II O r N Z

CONTlNuFsto b: consulted conhdentay At his oaice
- No. 2ot Fulton sigec htNeen Gre. nvicf and nrsJ-
way srangs rcspsc nly agYsd hat Dr.. Norne be-
ina legally bred 10 the Nsdcsl city LON
son has een aprscica mher ~ h. said faculty of hys,c
ot 20 years for he ,s' 6 city &C New orb Hl- r~ae
uce. rum being conhnts particular krnrh ~
m.deDe, Which has pruf uni ati.nt Ills sspsr
cnce grrath. tnu,shug lie csuf@ps IN.
uncrtunlte agnui INC q mercury thousands ANN
-y mtrcuraliz"d oct q ~ recent Affections arc who,
mrcurf sNitnguist lrw sls cases cradle.
ted not patched up. Tie learned Or Euri N M i, i
ohscrvts Narrird sun-, anil shotr Ne mar
al e paFu uarly ca tons &C those ar.stous whst y
de- rliul tnher tasce q transmit to To4teritv~
Porous afflicted With pruiract,d an a. r., rail-. 49,. -.
noi VI ar complete fsooyeD Nv srl uc De- Hone
How're 'r'rier ~ man ., stcritc and h. ~ ri
rrsfc'a md skill q II cfefsto SIS tiros sur, f,i-
fHhe 10 uirnes oihrrs .uu. pt atispta ats
ne c,rpinv '' w. "'"' "''t' ~
SSh,'vr' ineurafa rudor ma,s ucera eeis ~Tic a,,s
Nels,es taken IN uaIss. pcs,pa Alc le,rsp-sb be
N IONS ~ 'istincc writing thcir case and encasIng
a ir' WI " te tho re- W. sent to-, 1ar my5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

pACRET sHiP COTuNBUs roR LIVERPOOL r.
Ontn y,senFer WIhs ship sill please I've "a hosrd the
Al ~ ocllet. ~ - ~
Room ~ 4 y oclnsk MS o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
No. 4 PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER contnu+s usual to devote hi
80 private diseases. "
Those who have been unfortunate become the victims
Of unqualified uRprns ped charAans with which this ctr
sbounds n eosseaueace Of the ax oouraws resalae
msuiea profession, respeculy sOcited
established Dispeusarv No Peck slir where many
manifold diseases. K"
re strangers Dr. Carpenter hegs leave to add that he
College, and received ais THIS cy tcaims re ya
honorsO s hceatate Of she New York State Medical So
70 this city and what imperai he speedily and eff.
90 Separate Offices and for the privacy of p
uents who can never in contact Charges reasonable
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

S DOCTOR GLOVERn consulted as usual at hp
wS< Once His own practical experience, and his
~ chemical experiments have enabled him TO introduce
into his practice several articles which ar,
prompt IN curing those diseases to which he seyote
his attention.
Dr. g. apprses strangers that has regular medr
cal education, and has devoted his attention for
years 70 select branch Of HE profession His Office No.
through an entry with lamp the Office door.
~ B-The Doctor keep general assortment OF Trusses
and Suspessory Bandages which adjusted and applied
above.
Que dollar. Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

CRlp y JANUS, FROM ~ VRF .-copsg,,.s ar, .,
- auesd 10 ave tbr Ter via o, board al The Zoo, 4
Maidn ls- Agoss 80 i.rn"edby the seh instant will
be Gen 10 public store. myuu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
BROWN Il CO.'S

"A THREE DOLLAR hats. No. i7s CT stham Square
- corner Mott street api< yus
( 4 ~ ONOMf IL wcALTh.-r legznt shor; nap Mol,
90 skin Hats the price Of $500 established IN lisa
westhers. " -
Also article $3.50 for the price cannot be erc.~J
general assortment Of of the latest very cneap
fes sm' BROWN. Practical Ilstter. 1s c anal Of.
a HATS AND CARS AT PRICES TO SUIT The
- TlMES.-tise Beaver and Nutra Hats NolesLis and
Silk Hats, psis Castor and light Hats gentlcmsns
ling and dress Caps; chdcns fancy CLOTH velvet and
Caps. The above articles made OF the
and Of the newest and most appro.el shapes Fer sale
duced prices.
sp25 I'm WILLIAM BANTA, 100 Chatham st
AF5s3 BOOTS IND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
sNS fVkR-H NtWELL takes this me hod 10 io-
the pabe that he has made ara
Tor the manufacture of the above ar s-tat
pared sell better article for the money than he .r-
chased this elsewhere The are h own
Stlsc'io, III. b. his ,ucr,isiun and every
pair warranted he viii guarantee ia sell fifteen per
than articles Of the quality be purchased sewher,
The large stores Nos ss, lss, and lu Chatham street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
srI.ENDlD ExHlBlTioN o. nslNLiNUs
At THE ACADEMY OF FINEARTS 8,
3 IL Barclay street my4 Imiss

DEaILsTORY POWDERS, FOR REMOVING SUPER
- FLUOUS HAIR witho btisterng the skin, raising
Pmples.ressIis prcdyced Ivy the much tied Edreg- Az
tcles. soh At "a bottle The art.ele offered In.
Ladies !. wmrnted - ger hotils; $500.
LADIES' BEAUTY WATER, OR TRUE EAU DE
BEhUTE, manufactured by Dr.. =. 0DuRAUD;-Ihs che
miea prepssu a. and long has been ~ Eurcpt hsd high
ing and preserving the skin has equ,i Freckles wrinkles
and implies, By the constant Of this wash will be removed
from the face ats properties we'll known and appear 10 be
duly sppreeated one 81 those perfumes that has stood
the iest 0f en- er1~nce. so cetts bottle
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROU0E.-Composed mate
rally from flowers and s'mp-s, the only which at,s
nature IN It's perfection TO improve eeant the complexion
INK AND IRON RUST DEsTRovEp-ss cent. per
botieThs ehsmscal rvse,ion 10 celebrated be vsed
piled time 10 relieve
arersss either hnen eottcn,or wcoe- which stained
by nk nail ither ~ long short standing The
articles all ranustured by celebrated Dr. IRA NCfs
GOUEAuD, ~ Paris aud may be had who~sale and retail
oriy Waher door from Broadwsy
Ps. Tte Depstory Powdrrs equally efoscicvs Tor
moving the Beard. roots ~ well. ap so-im'is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

puBLtC Notice OF REMovAL.-sAMUEL PHIL.
Lips late Of William street respectfully informs his
perou paircns that he h,s moved his cash tailoring
tstshment 10 les Broadway door from Lherty street
where he " continue W transact business the
ton hat has gained him large portion Of public favor
has cnteree into that VIII enable him 10
Furnish rces u dress ,ss "a every respect 70 The hrs
nus's IA tho sde. At s eraer Swing than heretoi,e
Sh nay ~ seen Al once by cnmparng her garments s'd b
With his, THE csiy iu.t conclcson,l qts
~ acoe must establish the vai ofany article, u Tbs
90 that wiihhoSs the proprietor from pubshig n~un.
bat cha-s articles be made az low rates. which
are IN the same ratio g the most exavsg,nt res
T. wishes particularly ~ draw non b. this fact
daily aiiennss his style n sdyerserents
ine Gov. soa = can sent tia, he mak~s
No s u dress whatever bat from Tn very best materials
an I'M ne 'spoys none but fatr.tr hns lie asks the
Ne reilly can thesn thittv irr r M
An asser seat of Shirts kocLs nos,,oa CotIars an
OF yes VI r1,s On hard. rs,I ar'is'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

ErA TO LET.-A par.or and bedrooms adt'hie, am
Gi!I ~ private family a, 10 Barclay street
12'L. my72w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCILIST AND OrHTHALMIC SURGEON.

OtVLTNT MD
2ci Brpadgap estrtruee in Warren street,
Confines his practice -
niSEASES OF TIE EYE OPkRATiONB THERt
IL ON, (wlen rcduired)
Dr. ~ Office hours are from 10 to o'clock Monday, Wee
ncsdAy, Fridsy Aad til Ion Saturday.
eeytsd also DR.. Flliotts patients during his
The poorer class will be attended TO from hafpsst 10
o'clock
n B. DIR. Elliott viii ~move on list May to asl Brosdwa
Warren street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06
Passcngcra Smiled,
InuOrtatiOus.

In the Columbus, from Liverpoo6 tons ceal sacks
salt tons ps ron II ,rsh-ls2 crates hide, orer-
nes bars mr. iron ordes5l pkgs, Tcoker, Mead Co56 do
Il Jones Coz cases, cts % hxs stuart X Co
-3 do VIM Jas Stuart do Al Pollock do Sands, Tur
ner or Coz bills Grosyeaor Colo cases LiGn-3
do NTH, Son X Co.'S b is Gihoa x Coz d, White,
Sturg-s Shaw lie Betd-2 crates T. q, n .morr-7
sas's Br,, Gihand Colo lles Gihon Cot hhss
Wadsworth s.its-s els do-s chs IS ses NJ sr *
do Amery Leeds Col do ~ ID iornby-2 do w Watson
a do ODD, Johnson burr tt2 trusses Orders cases
Amory, Leeds CO. do w Wason-i do II Jackson-I4 do
Hall tros-i do ord ri do Hall Bros< de- order-I do
w Wafson-- do Fellowes Wads orh X Co.'S do Chou
Cos bal Andrsws-l OK Hills do Hart Leslie
rel case Wbtney-i 10 A New bold do cask A
Van Ness.io bales Hoffman Bro's- OK A Me- bold
5cases watt Rozene ANTI truss Brsdf rds hid.
DER crate Msyer-2 cases orders Rhodes-4i
10 cases Baker Col bx Pd1e-4 do Mitch, II X Co
II ok Gi2i cases nds Turner Cog do P.ton ST. w.
art2 eks Barton do T Woods do = ille,ts-7
do Walah Maor truss, chs Ksnuer, Nc
Hyes2 cases Wolf CLARKE do orders do Adshe.d
&Co-2 do Smith. Thnrser Col bale VI Norris5 his w
Whewiig t-i case Adams Petre CO.. do Hulsan-i do
Maury7pd DO q Harnden-2 d. Ress, Bros Co.'S
10 TIE Booklyu, from Lverpso-iqo tons coal Jas Berry
LEG do pug ron odereo tcs Ogden, W adding
tin Jsmes-i5ss sacks salt Masters Makoe Cot hhs
Dougl.ss-t2 do and do order
In the ella fm savannah ss bis cotton VanCe~f-ssdn
Bsiso~ Popc-it do Bronson-ss 30 Stooms Cor
do Mcntosh Rhnds4sd DO Buck Coo do Roornan, John
sou Co-9o do smith, Mills Co.'s Perkins Hopkins 4
Whc-lo % Colins-u do lt hid,s Shaften-4t ice
TroMlrdge-2o do MeBrde-25 barrels beer Reed Bro
thcrs-2s7 hides Capt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06

sunday +. M.
As informed you Saturday, the Governor of
Pennsylvania has signed the bill authorizing the le-
galizaton of the suspension, which signature signs
his political death warrant, unless the wing party
traitors sufficient to take him up as their candi-
date for Governor. There is not an honest, con-
cientious member of the democ ratio party that does
not deprecate this outrage upon all common honesty
and public Justice.
The bill introduced by Bell in the Senate Of this
State, legazng the issuing of four millions Of one,
two and three dollar notes by the banka of this sts,
passed the Senate by vote of IS to IL, although
do not believe it will pass the House.
Col M'Elwee has shown another speci linen of his
black guard propensites by splitting in the face Of
Mr.. &. w Higgins, from Northumberland County,
account Of words that pass ed bet Them rela-
tive to selling the Delaware division of the Pennsy-
vania Canal. committee TO investigate the mat
ter, composed of Messrs. Pcnniman. Coalbaugh and
Burden, was appointed by the Hsuse to make re-
port relative to the matter.
The sales Of stocks at second board on Saturday,
were very small-no change Of cons equence.
Preparations are making here by hotel keepers,
&c. to issue small notes.
The tow boat Philadelphia came down the river
this morning, with several bargcs loaded with mer-
chandise from your city. She has now commenced
her regular trips, and no delay will be met with in
future in the transportation of merchandise from
your city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence OF the Herald1

WAsHISGToN Cry, April A. 1910.
The Senate did not sit to-day. MIR. Webster and
one or two other Senators left the city ~ o'clock
or New York, on party of pleasure and of business
done but to call on the Committees for Reports A
very large number of bills and resolutions, not of
political character, were reported. The Civil and
Diplomatiqne Appropriation Bill made the
special order of the day for next Wednesd ay, and
for every succeeding day till disposed of. You may
therefore, make up your mind TO witness, at ne dis
tant day, a very long debate the political condi-
ton of this country.
Among portion of the representatives in Con-
gress a very bad feeling exists, in relation to the
"border question:" but opine it will not be allow
ed to amount to an outbreak. 1t is a disreputable
fact that Border difficulties are to be worked
into the political election. regret that cannot
send you any important news.
The Russian Minister, Mr.. Bodisco, is not yet
married, do not know when the wedding is TO take
place. Yours, &c