Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31


and knock-downs. Also, the whole trial of Wood
for the murder ofhis daughter. Also, the only
rect Bank Note Table for the State of New York,
published in this city, in which every bank is put
down for what it is worth Also, all the American
news, Canadian news, and other news of every kind
which may he interesting to the European public,
digested and condensed in a readable shape, without
trouble to the reader
This double sheet is expressly made up for the
departure Of the British Queen which sails this day
at one o'clock We are preparing, however, to is
sue every other day like double-sheet, to contain
only all the of the day, political, financial
religious and philosophical but also specimens of all
the current literature of the age, illustrated, when
necessary, with elegant engravings
TIPPEcASoE SoSGs.-On Thursday morning
will publish famous batch of Tippecanoe songs, il
Illustrated with beautiful engraving of North Bend
the log cabin, hard cider, old soldiers, the plough
horse, down to the little dog.
THE REGISTRY LAw.-The excitement on this
subject continues undated in this city, and accord
ing to correspondents letter, in another column
il seems TO be 5 intense among the Governor and
his friends in Albany Every political movement
here hangs in suspense till we hear the positive
suit of the Governors dciberation. Here, Mr.. b.
F. Butler, the U. s Attorney, advises the locofocos
to submit to the law, and to make capital out of
its unpopuary at the polls for the November cleo
ton The more violent of the sfocos are opposed
to this course, and bent notification. A mere
registry law itself would never have produced the
present excitement. II is the corrupt Wall street
influence the action of the Legislature which is
dreaded By that influence, urged on by the bank
rupt Wall press has the legislature been inu
cd IN nOf only rtia law IN affe New
York, but to vitality the corporate rights and
privileges of the city at large. Weare in doubtful
position.
PoLIrIcAL SLASDER.-Of all the libellers in this
libeous slanderous world, perhaps the politicians
and their editors the worst. Can any thing cx-
coed the following in iniamy, taken from the "Phil
adelphia Daily Statesman"
HALF BREEDs.-The wings Of this city have not
vet given all the qualifications of Harrison for the
Presidency. Living in ''log cabin" and drinking
''hard cider" have indeed been presented cogent
considerations why the farmer of North Bend, should
be evatcd TO the Chief Magistracy; but there is
another not less evincve of his peculiar fit
for that his oiice-H.iS the Father OF three half
breed IniiIH children ia Wisconsin! The Inquirer
Of that Territory states that at late payment of the
hali-brceds. Squaw had three of her children
tered by the name OF Harrison, and on being q.les
toned to what Harrissns children they were,s she
testified that they were Gen. w. ii. Harrison's.-
the first class, and drew about $1,000 piece.
An opposition Of this kind to General Harrison VIII
inevitably make him President Of the United States.
Such attacks produce sympathy IN the public mind
sympathy, votes-and votes, a president.
DrPLoN.rIc.-We understand that Mr.. yaraigne
has been appointed attaeht la legation de France
This intelligence a Washington correspondent
gaveus 1t will be recollected that Mr.. Theodore
embassy, recently married the daughter of one o.
our first southern families, event which created
great sensation at the time. Mr.. varaigne, however
who has gained the friendship Of all his acquantan
ces, left New York with his lady, in the Great Yves
tern, the day before his appointment reached Wash
ington His young, pretty, and amiable wife, viii
not be sorry, for she will make the best Of this voy
age, by visiting Paris and participating in all its
chantments. The fashionable young Parisians will
be tempted by the success Of Mr.. de variagne, to
come and establisha Boulerard des HaIiens on
Broadway, where they will hunt pretty and love-
ly Americans, and catch them too with their fasci-
mating manners.
Mr.. de Varaigue WILL return in May next, with the
new Minister Mr.. de Bacourt, accompanied by a
whole host Of young Frenchmsn, in search Of beau
tful American wives, with large fortunes, and fresh
feelings The next season at Saratoga will be great
osE or IRE ROYAL YAcuT seuADRoS-.The
Milan" splendid pleasure yacht, and one Of the
royal squadron, arrived here yesterday from Eng.
land, by the way of Havana and Charleston. She is
owned by Captain Lyons, Of the British Army, and
commanded by Captain Heath Her appearance i.
decidedly beautiful, and hope that before she
leaves, there will be a trial Of speed between her
and Mr.. Stevens yacht Stag"
Captain Lyons has been a visit to Washington
and joins his vessel here. lie has visited every
Mediterranean port Of consequence in the Milan,
and also most Of the European ports
FoR ESsLAND roMoRRow.-The "British Queen
will sail at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Her let
ter bags are at Gilpins News Room in the Exchange
and will close at o'clock. Take all large parcels
there today.
ARRIVAL OF TIE INDEPESpENcE The U. s
Ship Independence, Com. Nicholson, arrived yes
terday from Rio de Janerio She has been absent
four years on the Brazil station. The Corvette Fair
field, Capt Bojrman, also from Rio, is below Boil
sailed IN company The Independence is at anchor
at the sW Spit. The runs very high and sh.
almost pitches head under.
o. The BfRrH-SreHT BALL, to the memory o
Jefferson, takes place tonight, in the Ninth Ward
at the Richmond Hill Saloon. First comes the ora
tion Chat is roast beef )thcn the ball (that is IN,
Al. -.