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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

There was large gathering Of the MerehaAts in
rontof the Exchange, yesterday afternooa-intelli-
gent looking, well dressed men they too. but
their votes go farther than those Of the shirtes
tatterdemaians, who came up from the queer places
in the Sixth ward Mr.. ]. G. King was appointed
President Of the meeting, and Mr.. Philip Hone read
some resolutions, and an extract from a newspaper
about the Pennsylvania election.
David Lord, jr. then made short argumentative,
logical speech, and was followed by Mr. Hurd, who
spoke for few moments, and then read solution
Alter this was adopted, he eoncladcd his speech
fo!lows:-
$ To the polls,-to the polls-to the polls-once
more tn the Breach dear friends, and show yoar
gard for Moses II. Grnnell" (Cheers)
The cry then loud and long for 50 Hoffman ~
Holman" but no Hoffman appeared, aud then
Grnnell ~ e" Grinnell - was vocif.rously He'd
for 1t being announced that Mr.. Grinneli was not
present motion was made to adjourn "No -
"No :" cried the meeting, with great unanmity
Maxwell wss called for, but the they called
the more he wouldn't GENE and then there was an
other motion to adjourn, but thc people still sad
Z" No :" 'sNo" The president then left the chair
and man called out, " Here's Colonel Stone
he'll speak, If you can't do any better "No"
No ~ was shouted in every direction. " The peo-
pie won't adjourn, what shall we do 7" said one
8 Let Stone make speech-that'll drive them away
fast enough" But the experiment was not made,
and Hone !'''' Hone ~ was clamorousy called for
Mr.. Hone came forward.
" Gentlemen" said he have already said all
have to say (encore cried the people,) well,
think the motion to adjourn was not carried -
(Cheers.) The nomination of Mr.. Grinnel makes
your Congressional ticket perfect. Do not under
stand me to say that the withdrawal Of Hon. +. Tai
madg nforces it. l know his worth (cheers)-
his devotion to your interests, and his large capa
bity. (Cheers) What mean is that New.York
oaght always TO have merchant in her congress
sional delegation, and she cannot be properly re-
presented without it.
Gentlemen, your chairman has gone. and you are
adjourned. And thus ended the Merchants Meeting
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
lCorrcspOnde,ee Of the Heraldl

Providence, r. I, Nov, 3 $40.
The people Of the state Of Rhode Island, are now
engaged in voting for electors Of President and
Vice Pre,idcnt Of the United States. The polls are
opened at different hours, and limited To differ
ent periods IN the varoas towns Of the state, and
shall not know the exact issue till midnight II
can scarcely be necessary To say in advance, that
the wings will carry their ticket by very large
malority-probaby by larger vote than they have
had since their existence They are well organized
aud drilled-and az the locofocos have not had any
idea Of doing any thing in the way Of death
struggle for existence, the wings will have every
thing IN their own way-and record pretty much
such a majority s. they shall think ft.
The state, az you are undoubtedly apprised, is in
the hands OF the manufacturers and presume that
you are equally apprsed that all the banks in the
state, sirfyfro IN MURDER, are controlled BY th
Manufacturers. With such an odds to fight against.
the locofocos Of the state Of g Rhode Island and
Providence PlAntatons have batlit,le 10 eneourax
them. they are very much dispirited, and many Of
them, who have held Offices under tha admini.ira
tion are so sadly frightened by "the aspect Of the
clouds" they are preparing to dodge, and will not 20
10 the polls Several Of the party TO nv know xe
have left the state, 70 avoid voting or ssch is too
large portion of Mr.. Van Boren party composed
He was appraised Of the fact and should have iurnea
the rascals out
The Wings OF Rhode Island are max ing strong
effort TO render iac state the Flag Beacon OF the
party Throughout the Union; aud hence they will
call out every man, and register an unprecedented
vote. The Loeefoc0s, however, will do all that can
be done, and II may be SAID Of them, that, with the
exception oil lew skulking office hsder., they will
display all the bravery that was exhibited by Mas
sansilio.
II your distissu,shed friend, Mr.. Tippecano.
shoald be elected President, hope that you will do
han and yosrseh justice, by insisting ~ hi. de.
nosneiug and esehe wing the friendship Of those
cssy oihce holder, who al the eleventh ur in the
very midst Of danger, lied from the camp OF Mr.
folds.
vos NAV, with perfect safety. set down Rhode
isl,rd for Zip, with a majority ranging from 1900
10 Ave--sn Immense majority for so small state,
when ~ recolected that her suffrage is restricted
Go sbout six thousand Eve hundred.
Mr. James v. simmons ele action TO the u s. Sc
nate, on Thursday last, Of which fact appraised you
At the momcpt. may be the means Of 'bustif alton
in the Wing ranks the ensuing spring I GO 10 Bos-
ten 20 morrow. Yours very sincerely, IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

" ASorHIs Lasr CARp."-The Courier" make.
sgreat noise of forgery of General Harrison name
add opinions ia references 20 abolition Just discover
ed at Cincinnati The most probable soutios q ,h
forgery Is, tina, IL invented IN this city by ose
% their ciqus, Just Go be published this time
and 20 give them an opportunity to blaster. webb
predicted the appearance Of this very forgery, on
che 2sd ult, precisely and accurately, that il
makes any person POT his tsaab to his nose. give
sfew shssEd gyrations--lnd say-"yo1 don't ,ay
500
IL 10 qaite smusi,gio mark the tricks q the 7ali.
deal gamblers on both sides
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

NovynBEs 3D. Grave fi,nss fhsss-An inaues,
Vas held on the body Of an unknswn man foand
drowned at the foot Of Fulton street, N. X. Verde,
accordingly
Al the dead house, the body of Christisn Bee r
man, poor Ioafer, who was arrested on Monday
night. and BY the order Of Justice Merritt commit.
ted to the AlmsIeuse Frsm thence he was In course
Of tran emission 10 the hospital at Bellevue when he
sat down IN stoop in Centre street and died -
Verdict, death from some cause usknown.
At No. las Anthony street, on the body of Ellen
MeCarty, drunken woman, who lived on very bad
terms with her husband. The jury could not find
any marks Of violence, aud therefore returned a
verdict NJ death from cause unknown
At No. LAB WsshingtcR street. on the body Of Ann
McGsvan, native Of ireland, aged 30 II appeared
that the deceased had gone TO bed during the
IL her Husband, aud waen he came TO hi, dinner he
found her corpse. Death from at.
Two other ioque,ts were also held by the Coro-
ner, eve OF which was said to be a stabbipg case,
bat up TO late hour the Coroner had not returned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

INVIF"sF I'T Nv " w ~ '"'''I
PHrLApELPHfA, Nov. 2, 1910.

ala. BgxSrrr-
Dear Strive are all in the good city Of brother.
ly love in state IL excitement from the cleo
tion returns and DR.. Lidridgs's trial The Van b.
rcn were greatly elated Al frat, when the nc
cane from Berks, York and w estmerelsnd counties
bot change has cons Ger the spirit or their dream
since the recent returns Large Jets have been made
az 20 the rssut-eren as IL Is cAlled-thoagh some
Of the Harrison men re betting on msjorities.
Public opinion has greatly reacted In favor Of DIR.
Eljr3se His case il considered parallel with Red
mond'. Of yourcay This revolution has been oeca.
STONED BY various cause,. \, The detes,ation which
ha, been excited sgain.t the legsyed shaving shops,
alias banks for their combined efforts u crush the
accused q The failure Of the prevention 20 csta-
bish the gro~rds taken by then as " identhy--the
pspsblc esstrsdietions ofths bank tellers Aod the
unexpected Srersth cfthe defence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

9t-MR. SfNEoN DaAPER, one OF the Wall street
Clique, who engaged Master Glentwortn to negoii-
ate ia Philadelphia for s. 900 sf " leaden p,pe," and
tough yarn,' in the year 1893 and - is oct upon
% Like savage, because in our report Of hi. test
Dony befere the Recorder, We gave his curious re-
plies too accurately and too correctly Sins beat
vocation 10 that Of presiding at such rowdy meetings
a. took place at National Hall. such onslaught As
the attack the arsenal II he turns and twists at
che aeesraey Of oar report, wha, will ne say. when
we come to the analysis Of his evidence, and the
summing up Of bis Connection with the 'lesd pipe
negotiations of Mr.. Glontworth. After this elec-
t'oa. we shall review the whole Clentworth affair
sad give every man Of 1t his oEa portion Of the
p.p-"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

(St CHATHAM THEArRr.--To-niybt Booth the
great tragedian, Is announced TO appear az Sir Ed
ward Mortimer, in Colmans play OF the Iron Chest.
From the admirable manner in which he personated
the part Of Lear last night, anticipate his audi.
tors will enjoy rich treat this evening and there
no doubt, viii be an ovsrfswing house. Sweeney.
the original professor OF the Bsro and his s.rpris,
ing prp'l will appear in their celebrated negro ok.
traraganzas, aud the ebtertainments will conclude
with The much admired drama cf the Innkeeper Of
Abbville such as wish 70 secure good seats, would
% well 10 apply early.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

% M,srER HJRAtE GsEkLEY, the great poIiti-
eel noodle Of the day very savage uroa US became
~e have exposed his pretensioas in PeuBsylrsnis
election returns The big brown. bread baby Befor.
he was cut Of has pstiicrai, We knew more Of that
subject taan he eopld do, ho were TO en-, mountaia
ct brown bread and drink lake Of fresh water dry
hesays that several Of our returas are gross blum
eers. To be surs they we're. We gave them a.
s"eh-they were Stevens returns. We we're not
deceived oursslf nor deceived others. ThenooJle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

HiLLs 1HrA1RE.-strsngers visiting thu. city.
VII tn. evesing after the hustle Of the day, find
dshshifui recreation, in visit 10 Hills theatre,
where he VIII astonsh those whe have never seen
PIN, ~ three Characters q distinguished merit
q Col simnersOn's Vstersn of ~, sober Second
fhnughts." N new local burIetts, entitled O X d,
ard as The Yankee traveller, IN Seth SLOPE" ell
~ peculiar entertainment. Mis-, Cannon riiiappsar
IN the lGlen Horapipe- the Cr,eoyienpe The
bill canaot be eguaed By any theatr. Ia til. city
for variety ADD enjoymsnt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

Nov q" Laying Pips."--A losfer nasfd viii.
liam Miner, was Brought up charged with illegally
swearing himself upon the Registry Of the 1st Ward
II appeared that Miners applied TO be registered on
the 18th Of Sept and On being challenged swore that
he resided AZ ~ Whitehall street. On applying
there, ~ turned out that he was only occasional n
permitted to come there TO do odd Jobs. The ma.
gistrAts committed him TO the tombs to take HI,
trial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

NArURAtfztNe.-ThersiE uothiag doing yestsr.
Jay In the Marine Courts Of Law except the admit
ting individuals % the right 81 citizenship. How
many - admitted,it Is impossible 20 state with
ssy degree q sccuraey, bot judging from the hume.
roas applicants since the commencement VI the
Registry season, We h,uli incline 10 the opinion
that 1000 had bees admitted within the Ia, two
saosthsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

TaE PiLoTs AND THE PILor Law We repub-
hsh in another column, the Report the Pilot Law
made at the last session Of Congress. The pilots
will and this document very good Offset tc the re-
port Of MIR McKeOn, recently published in the san,
to which report may be attributed all their Official
lies and all their troubles. Mr.. MeKeon the
father Of the pilot law, yet his only child,
for which he received his pair Of silver pitch
css--and BE his friends had thu supreme
modesty TO publish that paper just on the eve
OF the election, to njure the honest pilots much
as they cOsld. Now, it is possible to carry even
silver pitchers TO the well TOO often-and we sus-
pea MIR MeKeon will find il so. Whether the pr
icts viii give their votes for Moses III. Grinne we
know sot-but we think, aad the pilots will believe
osr sincerity, that it would be for their interest to
vote for that eminent merchant and generous ship
owner, in preference 20 a small lawyer who thumps
and srums piano muck better thar he legislates
for an honest and oppressed class Of his eoast-
tgents.
Pilots. remember two important points. First, the
party 20 which MIR. MeKecn is attached can do ne
thing for you, and would not il they could Second
". Moses H. Grnnell, h elected, aitschel to the
triumphant party ia Congress, aud have the power to
1d you. Therefore, choose which you may
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

~. JANIS FRrDEEicK Orrs, one Of the smsll
Pobueians Of The day, makes great parade IN yes.
Ssys" Courier" Of an immense quantity Of pipe
which he had discovered on its way from Nsw
Jersey 70 be laid in every Ward in this city to-
Day II Mr. James p. would make discovery Of ,
good oyster cellar, or tailor % furnish paa,.oou.
on eternal tick, We vould believe hin,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Herald
Monday evening. No,

&c. BENNETT, ESQ.,
Dear Sir.-The times out Of joint I; expresses
the fashion of the day. The people cry hurra
for Harrison, and the next day the cry is hurra for
Van Buren,. So much for the veracity Of Mail news
Don't pend upon it at all 1t the arthce Of gam
blers and the most de based spirit of
trickery. Politics are getting worse in the way Of
fraud than the Loan Com. anies, Bank Directors and
81 indlers of the day. Fighting and fa!sehood are
pastrne TO the whole fry. 1t is probable that this
State has gone for HARRISON and il is probable il has
gone for Van Buren, most likely the latter but
which way can tell, and no one seems Mt all
inclined TO tell but every body speaks according to
his wishes. Tell your friends not bet on the fai
Of the they get, but if they doat ALL to be upop
their own judgment. or they'll surely be scorchsd
Eidridge's case did not get on to-day. The Court
engaged in charging the new Grand jury, and
beginning the new term. Judge Barton gave sound
and excellent charge to the Grand Jury and this and
other business compelled Judge Conrad To defe tho
trial ofDr Eldridge one day There is good deal
Of ak here II Red monds case which was tried in
New York some years ago Can't YOU get the par-
tculars and publish report Of the case IL would
be very interesting. The decision Of the D'Hsat-
vile case will be pronoun eed on Saturday next II
will probably follow in the steps Of the Barry ease
The Grand Jury separated on Saturday in a huff =
they had got pretty deep mixed mp with Gle mat
tiers and got into difficulty with the Attorney Ge-
neral, MIR. Brooke, who declined to draw ND bill, 10
suit them So they sent all their papers and nd
journed sine die. Sic transit gloria mundi; here 10.
day. and gone next Sunday. The urder trials in the
Criminal Court about eommen cling there is only
Of interest, that Of Mrs Davis and that is not
likely 10 come to sny thing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
Pennsylvania Election.

Several corrections have been made in the table
below. The official returns from Philadelphia city
and county are given, and the reported wing majo-
ri,y in Erie county added. The counties TO hear
from gave Van Buren, majorities the 18th ult /,
and probably did the same last Friday; but If not
and were reversed, Pennsylvania has gone for Van
Buren,, if the annexed returns be correct. cor
respondent in Philadelphia writes that he has returns
from all but seven counties, which he throws into
the following table:
PRrsIpEsrI,L VorE PESSsrLyAStA
Van Buren, in - counties 1880 Harrison a5.asT
Six counties 10 come in One county
Gave Oct IL 1850 do do 800
Aggregate :5,oS, .6,5s7
26,5sT
Van Buren, majority 400
II is to be observed that the probable majority
which gave yesterday 10 Van Buren, in our state
Mt differs but one hundred votes from the above.
From the retains and other circumstances, we still
believe that the thirty electoral votes of Pennsyl-
vana are safe for Van Buren,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
Connecticut Election.

Wehave heard from nearly every town in Connec.
ticut. Returns from three towns in New Haven, one
in Litchfed, and three in Telland, only yet to
be received So far, Harrison has gained 1865 votes
since last spring, and his majority is 1921 Van
Hnren.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
NEW YORK HERALD.
An Extra,

Will he publisheG this morning early, il the steam
er arrived at Boston yesterday II WI contail
important news.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
CoSSEcrIcur ELECTION.


Wing CARA since last April .........,.. .i,ss5
William w. Boardnan, wing, is elected to Com
gress from New Haven and Middle.ex, by eleven
hundred majority.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
PSrsfuESrr.L.
Eiscror
TO " SnP
Eisef'0r.


This j. the apparent whig gain The other towns
in the same counties may decrease this atrine The
State, last April, gave ,Sfs whig majority.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

Eight districts IN Belmont, and eight In Gaern-
'ey. have seat forward their returns. They show
q Harrison gain Of ifT since the 18th ult.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
Rhode Island Election.

Partial returns have been received from Provi-
denoe and Washington counties, four towns in the
former, and three towns 10 the latter We give
them as received. Th. morning We shall hear from
.verx town in the state.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
HARRISON DEMOCRATIC RguBuIlcAS COMMIT

TFE or PUBLIC SAFETY
This committee will be 10 session every evening nj
head quarters, Lafayette Hail. until after the Presidential
Election The large room viii be opened every evening
at hallp past seyo lock 10 hieh the friends OF HAR-
son and REFORM are invited 10 attend, 20 hear tho
joins 8. BowsoS, Ch.irpsn-
BTSIDuS q. wrLts s.o-,,sr,.. ty
tuARLEs n. DEL.r,r. (
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11

Council met present the Mayor. Msssr-. Dunbar
Forbes. Graham. Hubbard. Hughes. Lanbain. sfI.ure
Ne,l Richie. and Wickham.
The proceedings Of ihs last meeting were read and
approved.
The Resolution offered by Mr. Nesl. lor increasing
he salary of the Treasurer Of the city from $500 10
Sioo' having passed The last council by majority,
came NJ again On It's fnAl passage
Nh Nee moved to posipore the subject until = r
'urs day. When the council should lie more full
Carried.
MIR Lamhin. from the committee TO enquire i,:o
the eligibility of II. Ewing as alderman Of 9Th war;
asked feT further lime to rcrort. Granted
Mr.. Ncel. i,om the committee appointed TO procure
place Tor the Temporary storage Of powder reported
that ihe committee had been disappointed in proeur.
ing the house the Island reported as ell be for
that purpose at ihe LIST meeting. and That the city was
still without a Temporary magazine.
The subject was r,ferrci bar!, to tho Committee.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Lamhdin. the Street Commission.
er was added 20 the committee 10 procure paygdcr
magazine.
The official bonds Of the Mayor Treasurer S,reei
Commissioner CLERK Wharf Master Clerk OF the mar
kei Serieanr. nd Aldermen Of the ls and fin wards
"S'S ''s1 = L. soiil5aon lltn 90
and qualified b. the Mayor to act as Srrjcani 81
The City. The City SERGEANT then nominated Mr. John
Bowers as his deputy. The nomination was confirmed
Mr. Bowers appeared. and qualified by she Mayor
to act as Deputy SERGEANT
Mr. LambJin offered the following resolution which
was carried without debate.
Resolrei. That the Committee on orlin1nces be
required to enquire into the expediency Of repu- ting
ordinance fixing the assize Of bread IN this city, and
report to the next meeting
On motion OF Mr.. wickham. tho communication o.
Crawiey and others asking the council TO make the
alley from Union Street to Market Alley a puhEc al
ley was referred 10 the Mayor Clerk and Mr. Hughes
! On motion o. sir Dunbar,
Resided. That the council viii meet until firihe
order. at o'clock Saturday afternoon Of each week
! Adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11
DR WILLIAM EVANS soorgsAG sy.tpP ,

"R WILLIAM EVANS 500 rt:NG Sy.tpr
IL FOR CHILDREN TEEIniNS--rESFsss u
M nIxssLr-Zs noficrs and Narscs Tne paSsiys
OF the tsssA through tho gums produces troude
and dangerous symptoms. II !. known by moihoss
sat here great rrtx ION IN the roh an gums dl-
sing th,s process The gums swsii. Tire secretion el
do sslv, increased the ciii s soizst with frcaucni
sad suadeu Gs Of crying. watching. starting ia its
iecp aud spasrs Of peculiar parts tho child shrieks
sith extreme violence. and ihrus;s ia fingers into It's
mouth Ifthesc prccursOry symptoms not poediy
allevia ed. spasmsdc Commissions universally super
Sene. and Cause the dissolution OF the infant
tf mothers who have their httle babes att>'ed w'th
<hese distressing symptoms would apply DIR William
swans Soothing Syrup. which has preserved h'indrss
o:infanis waen thought past recovery ioH- being sud
denly attacked with that fatal naiiady coavalnons.
Beuare Of Coxntcrfei,s-CSurIoSs Re particular in
purchasing 10 that tho label of this Medicine
ssins oris entry according n ac; OF Congress
And be likewise particular IN obtaining them At 100 4
Chatham st. New York. from the regular agents I
WIN H. KING. IS Water 81. Wheeling
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11

NELLSbJ re LOTTERY. Class 2. dr,,v. r.sf "a
o, 80 20; l Of lO,200; | Of 5000: IF aoOo. Z,
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OF shares N proportion.
MANAGERS OFFICE. Wheeling. Feb. 9Th Isaa
lawn numbers Leesburg. class /. drawn ai A.eI
andria. Feb. Isl. 1870 "''N
50 % Ii so u IS IS 50 10 IS IS
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Is % CT 81 &c 81 73 40 g. a. . Az,
Lowest pre- IS.
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We" jersey Lottery. class g. drawn 4, Jersey Cir.
January 9th
50 36 50 20 10 % 81 Is 81 Il As so
Lowest Prize SIS
u. s. GREGORY q Co Vj,,or;,- -,
The grand c7pita' Of $4,000. whole tickets Ma,
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NeHs2rrr Lottery. Class I. drawn Al Alcy', Ia, OK
~ IS oS 81 50 30 so Sc 6S 81 60 66 "a
All tickets with one number only $40
70 ~ 90 halt $500. held by gentleman az On.
-, IS 62 do 200, drawn by gen;lernan of
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Jan. 22nd, 1870
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