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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
General Sesa Ions.

Henry NATHAN and William H. Brown, couple Of
negroes, tried for breaking into bird cage
factory, and stealing a lot OF the workmens' tools.
The jury found both the prisoners guilty Of bur
glary in the Sd degree.
Theodore Ross and Joseph Henry, both negroes,
next put to the bar, charged with knocking
down and robbing one Isaac Mitchell, an old salt
water hero, who had been in the service OF the
United States for six-and-twenty years.
Ii appeared from the testimony Of the prosecutor
that in the month Of January, he came ashore to
his mother, and after bidding the old lady good
night he stroed through the Five Points, where he
was attacked by two negroes, who cut his clothes
from his back, and robbed him Of almost every thing
he had. The prosecutor so soon as he could extri-
cate himself from the grasp OF the land sharks gave
alarm to the watch and went TO the station where
he related the affair. The night the prisoners
arrested, and the sailor picked them out from
among score OF loafers Migrants, and other crimi-
nails that in the tombs.
In the course Of the cross-examntaion OF this wit
ness, the prisoners counsel asked him il he could
swear the negroes put him in bodily fear,
SILVER my timbers no." replied the witness;
"why a dozen such lubberly 1ongshore niggers
could not put in bodily fear"
The defence set up was that the counsel for the
prosecution could adduce sufficient proof Of the
prisoners identity.
The Jury found them guilty,
James Smith alias Mouse, and Charles Ross, were
| tried for petty larceny, and found guilty.
! And the Court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

scHooL FUN or rHv STATS or NEw YoRN-
The Report Of the Common Schools Of this State,
ha, reached us, and s Of the most npo rtani do
ein,its tn At IA, yet been Published by tao present
State Government Its divided ualer seven seps-
rate heads, a. follow
4. The Don liton Of the common schools Of the
State z rhe expenditures Of tho school moneys.
4 The capital Of the Common School Pund 4 Es-
Inmates OF the expenditures for the ensu ne year.
3 The progress Of the sy.tem from its commence
meat. 6 Tbs departments FOR the instruction oi
teachers of common schools. T. School district
Libraries
We al.o learn thst the number Of school dis
triets has inc reased about 300 in the last year j.
January l, 1889, there were $3.50; in January !
80, there were I0iN. The number OF ehildrer
between Eve and sixteen years Of age, likely to b.
sen, 10 the common schools, are 1870, being 81
increase of 5000 over last year
I The following 'om. were r,i.>d daring the yea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06


Correspondence oi the atersdl
ALBAsY, March 4.
Colonel Stone 1griusj-Nr. 1LIimI ige- h1yo~-
Tao foreup bstlcesn General Root and Coiosd
Young, sc. 20.
closed my letter in such haste last night in or
der To- be IN e. the boat, that did not say all
had intended respecting the cormorsnts who are
up here after spolls. The number was swelled THIS
morning by a steamboat load, and among Others the
rcdoubtable Colonel Stone made his Appearance
The Governor IS understand, on being pressed to
assign 4 reason for refusing to send Stone TO Hob
land after having nom ated him last year, told the
modest eVpetart, explicitly and directly, that he
was incompetent to the duties OF the Once, ana ms
appointment would cause great dissatisfaction in the
party Our cat friend inquired very innocentIy, ana
with some ptrtinencc, too, It must be acknowlcds.
ed. whether hese objections did not exist IN equal
force last ycarl The little Governor, dexterous
and expert is in subterfuge and eNpedients, on
ordinary &C casions, was somewhat puzzled To make
a satisfactory answer in the premises, IL would
hardly do to sVow the motive BY which ne was
prompted lie was reluctant to tell the suppleant
that knowing the determination ut the Van buren
Senator's lat year to withhold their assent to any
nomination he hal sent IN his name merely az
cheap compliment 10 the overwhelming inordinate
vanity of Stone and without the least intention that
he should have the Office 80 he pat his refusal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
MORNING HERALD.
New York, Friday, March o, 1910.
No. The WEEKLY HERALD, tomorrow, will con-

o. The WEEKLY HERALD, tomorrow, will con-
tain rich treat TO the fashionable, financial, and
philosophical readers of the age First there are
the disclosures of the Manhattan Bank-and second
ly, the description of the Grand Fancy press Ball.
given by Mrs. ODogherty, the highly respectable
Irish washerwoman, accompanied with an engrav-
ing representing the glorious scene at the supper
table. Every one who purchased the Weekly
Herald of last week, with the account OF Mrs Bre-
voort's Fancy Ball, will take another tomorrow, as
fitting accompaniment. The one is composed of
fact-the other of fancy-but both mixed together
from one of the sublimest dishes in philosophy ever
attempted in "prosc or rhyme" What would not
the world give now fer such couple Of Weekly
Heralds of antique Athens, during the age Of Peri
clesf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

M Mp. WILLIAMS, the Fnel1h Ocuist may Ne ec~.
suited At his ~ ron!ei ncus as sua which len I've esI
I'd rrovnet House No sc Broadw corner Of a.sl
entrance No a. day except Sundays bttween
and until the ist May, sii where all post paid letter.
b. answered without One Of the
tests who have te'n stored 70 sight by Mr. Williams rese.
dies s'ncc hs rryn New ora may Ne seen almost every
day ri o'clock " It'll Other patients his
scbeen rrstorrdJ though hs eyes wholly Gov, red
birth With thch coat ~ white covering Perfectly
eeu AID the other nearly and he Be- rs learn
letters
pert of the above house n let and poseas., nav \. hsd
nned 4 W, OF The whol. n the md I'D floors
hrs of Ma, nest w rlc ton to Mr. wii,rs en-
fscr any BY sr.ep, Sunday, Ircu, " W O'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

c1- TIVE Rev. Mr.. kirk preached at DR. Skin
ners Church last evening" and gave the devil one Of
the severest dressings he ever got. Satan was so
ashamed Of himself that he hung down his head and
put his tail between his legs, and then hid himself
beneath lovely petteost 20 as to be out OF sight Of
his reverence. II was the greatest beat yet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

BRoADwAv CIRcus-This evening MIR Rodye a.
who stands unrivallcd ~ equestrian, closet L.s
enrar,nsn nj at the Broadway Circus, aid apes airs
in two Of his best dramatic equestrian acts, viz:
the Brisand and the Camanche Warrior, the latter
heinz without saddle or bride. Those who have
moi witnessed the performances Of thIs accomplish
cd borscman, should avail themselves by all means
of the present opportunity. There is also a grand
display Of other performances announced in the
bills.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

SCARCITY or VEssELs.-Years have rolled by
since a scarcity like the present known in New
York. Vessels are scarce and are seamen.-
Freights by the former exorbitant and wages Of
the latter are high Freight to England barrel
Of -four is six shilings, and wages Of good sailor
are from eighteen to twenty dollars a month. The
Patrick Henry sails tomorrow for Liverpool with a
freight list worth eighteen thousand dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

CHATHAM TuEarRE.-This evening Mr. Browne
and Mr.. j. X Scott both appear. the former IN ms
inimitsble character az Robert nacsre, and On the
farce Of My Young Wife and old Umbrella ana the
latter pers1natcs Ionr Tom . ffin, in the Pilot
his kind Of entertainment never fsiis OF onss'asa
full house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

QU- Little Miss Elspet Sergeant is trying to walk
in long footsteps, and pretends to serve ap the
fancy balls in verse. Mere coadslau, rehaslsed.-
Miss Espet will have to shorten her peticoats ere
her legs take eur long steps in newspaper lera-
ture. Stick to trashy plays, Miss Sergeant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
At Chambers.

Before the Recorder.
In the case OF Ottoman, an alleged slave, further
argument was heard by his Honor, and decision
promised for this morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

o. DR.. Bedford is "gunaing" excursion in
Brookbn-that is, he is lecturing to the ladies on
their bones, sinews, nerves and sensations. De-
lipbtf,,l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

USpEx THE LIoS's SKIS.-Wilhs Gaylord Clark,
of Philadelphia, has been dubbed A. nj. by the Col
lege of Charleston. Col. Pluck aud DR.. Clark both
,7s in tive same city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

JoHS NEwLArD MAyrIr is not dead as report
et. At the last accounts he was busily engaged in
converting women to me;hodism. They 1oek round
hin like sheep round a salt trough.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

WArrxp-Thrce thousand dollars worth Of CO.
lorcd gentlemen to work plantations at Demarara,
in the West Indies. The money has been sent ia
Baltimore. None but these having proof Of their
gentility, need apply.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

o. The Great Western is anxiously expected on
Saturday or Sunday, with " or n days later news
from England. We shall have account Of the
marriage Of the Queen and also very likely change
Of the ministry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

HUDSON RIVER SrEAMERs--Creat competition
this year in this business. Let there be no exPlo
sions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

o. The state of Delaware is out Of dcS and has
in pocket 1922 "a cents. Well done, little one
there's bon-bon for good behavior. The big he
wench, called Penns ylvania, ought take lesson OF
YOU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

&C. Don't forget that tonight Wilson and Shirreff
give a concert at Niblo's Garden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

o. Where's the city comptroker's report eNhi
biting the expenses of last year, Out with it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

CrvILIzarroS.-DanielN eall, OF Philadelphia, was
recently tarred, festhered, and rode rail in De-
laware. After the ride he was permitted to go
home. Let vieksburg hide her diminished head az
ter thisi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

MORALITY STRUCK DUMB.-The Rev. Davi'
Hale the affairs Of the Manhattan Bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

3c5- How comes on the fete, and ox-roasting, for
pretty victoria's marriage?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
Cnronera, Office.

Information was received Of the death Of James
holland, the who drove hack and pair Of
horses off the Dock, at the foot OF Market street
The Coroner will hold an inquest at IL o'clock, to
dav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

F,sr.-0overnor Morton has appointed the se-
cond Of mex, month for day Of fasting and prayer
throughout Massachusetts. Why not hold one fast
day in this sate7 ff we don't, Satan will take pos.
session OF Us all There will be fasting With bin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

rHE
AWFUL DEATH or FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
vAsDERDURGH, HoMoGPATHlsT
-Four thieves in consultation,
Net one night
In desperate plight
And after mutual elaboration
Agreed TO try,
doctor Of the Homeopathic ori.s.
And whyl
They reasoned thus-says Bob,
THE leader Of the gang) to rob
Isno child play
I've followed II for years,
by night and day in doors and out
10 city and country round sbsu,,
Lawyer. and doctors,
Countryrnen aud cts,
Those who have, an have not wits,
Mechanics, laborng men, an teachers,
Tories and Wigs abolHonsis and preachers
Even ladies and aly's nurses,
I've l,ghtcpei OF their purscs-
However, perhaps yoa hsow,
That Hyu r,rikp Just now,
IL I'll IN: go
They say, ,ndthere uustb' s1m-tN,ng I'M,
That Dr. Vande'bergh coins rossy,
A gres, deal faster than the min,
Aud all he does,
Nc gives little pellet
Not larger than a mustard seed
And tells his patent
Once month to smell IT,
For this he tkcs 6uy-yel
A hsnjred do Tar bill
And twas but the other day,
lie made poor devil ply
Ills Lust cent for Homeopathic pill =
Turn aboV, Is sid to be fair play,
Therefor, think
The doctors ohiaA.
Ia common pcp-riy " 80 can get n"
"Agreed," h'y all srclsim-d,
And lift apacs
To meet twelve.
In washnl ton Pl'ee.
The hour arrived-Dict.
With hickory walking st,ek;
Durte,
WITH Spanish dit,
Bab
with Ia dark lantherr,
Prpr 70 rob
Whafsvrt sefs',
We rave I've hoingg ,th 70 ten
AT half past TWELVE s-,hs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

CRIrIcIsM IN THE FINE ARTs.--Noah in last eve
nings STAR speaking of Clarkes collection of paint
ings, at 2sl Broadway, says never has there been
exhibition in this city more worthy Of attention"
Now these daubs, not paintings, are e mess OF the
greatest rubbish ever palmcd off upon community.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

OvxRYLowEp.-The low ground at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, by the great rise in the Muskingum. Dwell
iaxs were inundated. which made them uncomforta-
bic for the occupants thereof
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

ors, and their locofoco friends, have been growing
rich-Lvng in splendid style, frequenting fashiona-
BILE fancy balls and s0irees, while the property OF
the orphan has been destroyed-the currency OF the
country thrown into nextricable disorder-the in
ternal exchanges annihilated-and the mercantile
community crushed into the earth in atoms. If the
day of vengeance has not yet come down from
heaven, upon the nstigators and advisers OF these
events, let them prepare for the blood-red bolt Of
public indignation, accompanied by the small still
voice. of the ruined orphan In 1880, this country
had currency-a model for the world What have
we now? Confusion, uproar, "chaos come again.
shaving-spec lation-deprec ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lie robbery and every species of decentralization in
private and public life. For the evils that Nicholas
Biddle and the United States Bank have done, in
their ridiculous cotton and state stock specuations,
during the last three years, they can show balance
of good done to the currency of the whole country
for many years previous. Can the Manhattan Bank,
and its secret associates, plead in their justification
single good-a single generous acta solitary effort
during the last twen,, years. for the public benefit
The public mind is ro2sed to intensity Of feeling
Let James G. King James Boorman, and Recorder
Morris be wary what they do, we'll as what they
don't do These are ticklish times. The devil is
abroad-and all hell can be let oos in half hour.
WaIG CANDIDATES ron THE MAyoRALrY-The
following all named
LII Jh,u Eth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
tCorr,sIondenc. oi the ,isrsld.l

bod q pol I'D slao siI 10
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23
MAKE ROOM FOR THE OLD BAY
STATEnl

The Convention of the old Bay State met on Wed.
nesday, the l7th being the anniversary Of the Battle
of Bunker Hill, al Worccster--and such an assem-
bage was never known in New England II was es-
tmated that ten thousand delegates were on the ground
The meeting was held in an immense Log Cabin. -
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
Myron Lawrence, of the late Senate, was chosen
President Francis Baylis of Taunton, late dis
hnguished Van Buren, man. among the Vice
Presidents
JOHN DAVIS, the distinguished United States
Senator, was nominated by reclamation for Governor,
and George Hail. the present incumbent, renominated
for Lieutenant Governor. The greatest possible
enthusiasm prevailed, and number of excellent
speeches were delivered
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THE BLOODHOUND WARRIoRs

The Blood hounds with which the Florida Indians
We're to be conquered, prove worthless They will
neither follow fight But they are TO be paid for
and that roundly will be by the following bin
rendered by Col Fitzpatrick
The Territory Of Florida 10 n Fitzpatrick DIR.
Jan. iSl0-For 80 Blood hounds purchased
in Cuba, 81, 1913 90
Expenses at Matamoras and Key West, in lf
GLIDING port charges and quarantine dues;
yolanie hire 10 go TO the south side Of
Cuba; and expenses at Madrega; trans
poraiion of the dogs 10 Matanzas; pro- a F.
vision for the dogs at Matanzas and Key
West carpenters bill for making dogs
houses lumber, old canvass, &c. 303 90
Charter of the sloop Marshall for the voy-
age to Matanzas and back 10 ST Marks. 600 90
The sum advanced to the five Spaniards
who accompany the dogs per account
herewith i36 63
Passports for those Spanards 20 20
Paid for 81 lbs fresh beef in Tallahassee
for dogs, 6 90
My compensation 1000 90
5000 IS
Cr--By the sum received from the Union
Bank by order Of Gov. Call, 5000 900
Balance, ss6 SO