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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
No CHAkl3E FOR BEkTHx.
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NoTIcEA goods, freight, baggage, bank bills, specie or
he ' su 'eS
Sit sS;nf Ksssa and s
part q cargo engaged viii sail as sSo,a For 'I Ss
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a. WANTED, part 'fa House fora very small family,
mt %s ss Be 1 srS1 %sd
sd sss is
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giant brussels and yenetsn rugs oil cloths
looking glasses curtains, mantle clocks lamps
uses fire sets mahogany and fancy chairs Sofas couches
ot9mans deboards pier centre card work and dining
tables plain column and dressing bureaus toilet sads and
sets, French and post feather beds
and paastsr china glass and plated ware table
Also,4 valuable piano fortes my7 ST.
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, with without break:
lower part Of the city, private family there are NO
boarders: Terms moderate. Address "SATISFACTION,"
at the Office Of the Herald. ap2e Iw-'
CHARLES MCINTYRE & CO.'S EXCHANGE Avn
OCOMMISSION OFFICE, No. 2Os Broadway, below
Fulton street, New York. -
dis, and Europe.
Sovereigns, Napoeons, Douboons, Ten and all
kinds Of Foreign Gold bought and sold.
Drafts always be obtained for large from
The Royal Bank of Ireland
Bank of Liverpoo1, also,
Prescott, Grote, Ames * Co., Bankers, London
N. b. The above ats will be paid at the different
branches in Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales.
Southern and Funds wanted for which liberal
price will be paid.
Money received deposte per interest
returhable in all cases at three days notice.
CHARLES MCINTYRE & CO.,
my5 ST. POS Broadway, below Fulton st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING
m Thu m.,et. che pc.t and the b-t-sfO A. HOfT q
CO. No "a Bow nv Keep constantly On hand syery lsrrs
ovss.e stPssdy nad- Clothing, suited tr al sod IA
.ss v,oh thev arc .lernred to cell ss. TIE pscscsf
Wava Tsn.s Calt aud test the >bose. ~ ~sn aws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence Of the Herald. !

The schooner Select, at Philadelphia, from Tam
pico, brought $81 ,222, in specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

mr.. TAYLOR'S sBALsAM OF LIVERWORT. 375
- Bowery, the Propretos Office for the sale Of the org
genuine Dr. Tsyors Balsam' of LIyerwort As this
medicine recon will be well for pur
has lad but oSr and that Is at SIS Bowery Especially
my old who have been cured by the admira
bic Of this medicine, and who want the
dcne they have been using will bear in mind my office has
remember the number is 375 Bowery Down Agents
Rnshton Aspinwal Slocum Dickie. Brooklyn agent
ONLY Mrs Hays Iss Fulton street Elzabethown, H. Hig
gins Newark DR.. Loweree, ST. Broad street, Providence
oNTY "a Westminster street. my1-3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

PAUL B. LLOYD, Auctioneer. -
ELEGANT FURNIT RE. WIN. MCCORMICK will
T. sell this day. O'Clock, No. 81 Beekman street,
large Of elegant warranted furniture the entire
of Polon who well known OF the best
manuiacurers in New York This stock comprises general
useful ornamental furniture, all manuiac
latest and fashionable style The sale will
be positive the has given up business my IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
Port Of New York, May q.

PACKETS TO DEPART.
LONDON.
Montreal, Griffin, May 10
Gladiator, BrittoD, May 20
BRISTOL.
GWestern, (s) Hoskins, May 9
LIVERPOOL.
Roscoe, Huttleson, May 7
SWhitney, Thompson, May 10
HAvRE.
Poland, Anthony, May 8
Albany, Watson, May i6
VERA CRUZ.
Una, Ladieu, May 10
NEW ORLEANS.
Alabama, Berry, May II
CHARLESTON.
Lafayette, Ellery, May 7
Lawrence, Cobb, sosn
SAVANNAH.
VIM Taylor, Hoey, soon
l.. Baldwin, Bassett, soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
ma. TAYLOR's BALsAM or LIvERwORT-As

7
~ public all tunes. liable 10 imposition, bv spurious
Of really good article fully state that
he Basarn obtained ofW IN. Buit Co.. " Gold street
may be gepuipetev being the
tors sole wholesale agents in have insset
legal documents Of this fact u ,s hardly
eessary add that the Of really useful Medicine
he sk,ful and experienced ply sicao and those
who make his remedies will find in
suns him His office ~ Chamber ST.. FROM hs Esen.s
Sisnal .9r-sf 20, I-sa mystws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

Hor AMI, SPRUCE BEER--rARMER, BRANCH
II CO. would inorm the creus ~ Brookiyn and New Yok
that they have commenced manufacturing Hop and Spruce
Beer Ia new arclel at No FULTON street. Broh under
any part Of either cities
Farmer, Branch Go. aso have 6ttel up in neat style
al Ne a. where they win he happy the isd,es and
gentlemen OF Brooklyn cali and take social gsss OF the cool
beverage, taken Al all times from water.
Also baud al all iass yeast for family
Wholesale and retail ms 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07

Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia May e:-$asoo Wilmington
RR 90 $500 Lebigh Sizes $4,000 State Fives
1858, Bk rs; Isl sods7s
10 shares Girad Bank cash 81 do SCI SO do cash
40 10 shares Planters Bank, Tenn shares Wilmington
RR. cash 80 4 shares Lehgh Coal, 4sl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
"Try us once, and n we don csrs you we will
not take your money"
MEDICAL OFFICE, No. DIVISION STREET.
DR.. l.. GIRARDIN'S
FEMALE PANACEA, ANTI-MERCURIAL PA

NACEA AM sEOElAbLE ELiAlh FILLS,
EOR the OF delicate diseases the distressing
plants TO which eaes subject moScurial eruptons
and all those from the abuse II ulcers
white swelngs; bad cf descripon all DIS
arising from impurity Of the blood aud decidedly the
best the cheapest the sret in esetnr speedy and
uent offered To the public.
Being entirely vegetable and sufc,e, powerful to meet
the exgence Of the most obstinate and actsa they
without the least danger OF the dsleerious effects
frequently experienced from mineral medicines bot with
zny Of There mightbe much said jusy too
favor Of these medicines and might them the
only remedy, the mighty conqueror' and pub.h certh
cates without uppressng the worthless have
lone but leave this species Of deception 10 those who
choose practice it, and whose medicine undoubtedly
Inferior the imposition IL detestable.
We that from the abuses prArsed
community by unprnced charstss who not only rob
he patient OF his money, but, With daring IMMUNITY, sror
with his life have beeog disgu.ed with thn9
ppsraning to the medical profession, and ready
most medicine though entirely snorsnt sfs virtue
mere huntug And here we would hambuc humbus
We wish IL understood. that " you do
want your and from th consideration trsst
sha not be classe with those whose sole object gull the
psblic, rsaards ofconsequences
Try the medicines which dollar for the small and
dollars for the large bottles Pills the price, and
find what have said 10 BE- the least
will not take afsrthing ofyour money.
The icines will be given 70 the AZ half price.
The Office constructed that the patients will
but the doctor himself whose consultations III BE- At
tres Cratic Also small treatise for sale ~ cents
r. All commune ations promptly attended 70 when post
paid and entire in instance observed APPS m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

The THEATRICAL CRITIcs.-A correspondent
writes too much and too wrathy about the two infa
nous and miserable penny a-liner., who have made
asses of themselves, by trying to write down Fanny
Elss!er. Both these poor devils under the fore
ordained curse Of the Almighy-thc one in his legs
and the other over his whole person-the one is a
black dwarf and the other a malformation. How can
you expect such abortons of nature relish beauty
grace, intellect n genius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27
Police Once.

Il Nouei Ofsnce.-Jobn Phalen, who keeps an Of
fee at No. b Wall street, came before the Magis.
rate, and swore thai he wasa Commits for the
School Fund Lottery, established by law, in the
State Of Rhsde Island and that those evil disposed
persons not having the fear Of a Lottery Commits
sioner before their eyes, hal the
AID preceded TO sell tickets so manufactured, with
intent TO defraud the said John Phalen and others.
The names Of these persons were John Putnam, John
Mason, and Charles " Batell, against whom the
Magistrate issued warrant, and in the course of
the day, they brought up. The Magistrate SAID
they must find bail in $500 but the accused contend
ed that they had not infrnged any law Of this State
but en- the contrary had acted in accordance with
the Constitution, in bringing Lotteries into contempt
The Magistrate rejoined, that the defence was rather
aggravaton, as IL evident they me ant 10 de-
fraud somebody; and ordered the accused parties to
find bail whole box full Of the forged Lottery
tickets were found at their lodgings, as also the
plate. from which they had been printed.
Robbing TdreTns John Wright, a sort Of shabb v
genteel loafer, went, Monday aight, aud bespoke
lodging atNo. 10 Courtlandt street and in The morn
ing he decamped with trunk and spndry articles Of
wearing apparel, belonging TO Jacob p Rock a ira
yelling gentleman from the State Of New Jersey who
was staying al the house. Rock, on rising, missed
his baggage. and going TO the steam boat landing
the shabby gtnteel gentleman was caught, lust ON
the point OF passing overto the other side of The wa
ter lie was then brought TO the police and fully
committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

la BELLE ELLsLER and his Highncss Prince
John Van Buren,, honored the Bowery Theatre with
their presence, last night, TO witness Mr.. Forests
performance Of " The Gladiator" Fanny seemed
delighted with the fine proportions Of our native
tragedian, and the Bowery boys delighted with
her beauty and enthusiasm. At the fall Of the cur
tain she was lsady cheered by ths house, which
compliment Fanny Acknowledged in the most graz
cious manner i'm aginabe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

MoRE INDIAN DEPEEDATtoSs.-The Apalachi.
cola Gazette states in addition to the ourages Of the
savages mentioned by us yesterday, tina, the house
of Mr.. Thomas, situated about three miles from the
Apalachicols river. IN the neghborhood Of bount,-
town, was attacked, and every building on the pre-
misses burnt to the ground. The persons employed
time to max e their escape The marauuers nuaber
ed from sixteen totwcnty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

INTERFERENCE rue PoRT WAnDENs WITH
TIE PiLoTs.-The Port Wardens have sent a re-
monstrance to Congress against the repeal Of that
unjust and improper law respecting the jersey pi.
lots. The enterprising and hardy New York pilots
have been prosecuted and oppressed enough already
and cannot permit the wardens to assail them
with impunity. So look out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

TnoUBLy wiTH THE WrSNEBAsors.-Th Gale
ma Illinois, papers state that the Nnnebago Indians
are not eppeased by the promises of the Govern
ment Agents. They have expressed a determination
rot remove from their present situation, notwith-
standing their positive agreement to do So The In
dams disclaim any disposition 10 hostties, but they
will die sooner than remove
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27
Cornncr,s Office,

An inquest was held on board the British Queen
steam ship, on the body Of Henry Beals, OF the
under stewards of that vessel, who fell overheard
and was drowned.-Verdict, Accidental death.
At Harlem, on the body Of ames Hewlett, nj gro,
who had been a resident Mt the Asylom, on account
Of alteration Of into Verdict Found drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

Here have IS companies embracing capital Of sssoo'
the aggregate which amount BY their own reports
very nearly 90 the premiums received BY the Fire Commits
soners report losses from the t May 1889 to January
Is4s were In eleven companies which have report
ed their losses the aggregate loss Is s92 leaving ss"s
Ia h, divided among the other fourteen OF this four have
made their returns and show surplus hand at the end
the year Their whole losses therefore, could scarcely have
amounted 10 more than their premiums, say sleoooo this leaves
sss7s to borne by the ten following companies that have
moi AIDE their returns according to law.
Companies THAT MADE nUTURss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27
C. The New Theatre of Mirth and varietr seems
49, COMM NIcArIoN.
TIE ELssLER BENEFIr-Amone the MANY event

attending this important and exciting OCCASION Witnessed
none that seemed to afford general verv
great taste that dsp various admirers of h
snehhig amy IN their choice Of wreaths and boqets,
AZ The fall OF the curtain We think asy of the aux of this
CITY would have given half their fortunes have epoyeJ
the pleasurable h,Srt or
Seno Panere OF Asior Building, Broadway, who alone on
ms e'ero De remembered enjoyed the
seeing the lovely beneficiary crowned with his wreath GER
fanny e that ever gaced the fairy since her
ruain ths country. The wreaths both thrown
from the private boxes but descended from the boxes
ppsan P sJ sw the audience short distance the
sive features saw something in his fiery eve thai de-
termined us to watch him closely. Nor were we eis.
appointed IN our anlc patons distinctly saw him
wrsath IN hand waiting favorable send forth his
Offering TO the fair dassuese He with the tact and manage
men OF ms countrymen, such to throw
ms wreath at her feet lust she saed the audience when
me graceful SYLVAN raised and placed lovely brow
HAP famere, IN all sincerity wish had his fortune
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27
Special Ses.tons.

A number Of prisoners were brought up from the
tombs, and reprimanded and discharged
Patrick O'Brien, who was convicted Of assaulting
his wife at the last sitting OF the Court, was sd.
judged TO suffer six months Of the stone ID gging
discipline.
The Court then adiour,ed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

EDWARD BRAcKEIT.

EDWARD BRACEETr.
No wonder the old General is out Of health. To
be pestered with such fellows as BOBBY Brooks
talking, teasing and botherng him, is enough kill
the stoutest All the miserable ofIicc-seekers,
spectators, print-sellers, and politicians in the
country, are now vending their way to North Bend.
He ought to treat them as we do such characters.
We are however glad that meritorious genius as
Bracket, has secured access to the old hero-he
will do him Justice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27
4. y. MarshaI,s once.

The Case Of Captain Rogers. 1t has been agreed
by the Public Prosecutor and the Counsel for the
Captain, that no preliminary examination shall be
had in this matter, but the testimony either side
taken de bene esse, most OF the witnesses
go to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

JAMES WooD, rHE MuSDERER or ms DAUsH-
TEp.-This individ al arrived in Trenton ON SIM
day afternoon, in private conveyance. On the
same even ng he took passage in the cars with his
friend Davis Gibbs, for this city, where he pro-
badly is st the present time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

The following is table Of four companies, showing the ba
lance hand at the end Of the year,
Ia this table IL appears that the Etna the Equitable, the
Trust aud the Guardian, by their own statements lost more
than they received for premiums and yet the condition oa
these companies better than that of those which have not
.naA. th.ir r. urns- a. We will nrncced 20 shnw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

Or The Rev. DR.. Brownlee has abandoned the
Catholics, and opened his batteries upon the Unta
rians. On Monday night he gave the latter prod-
gious cannonade. Why does not the DR.. point his
guns upon sa,an' Fight your enemy-not your poor
neighbors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

Total.


The osses charged upon these companies then cqud
half their capitals upto list January Ne -coect
ed, however that this does not include the in
cvrred At tie South, Mobile New Orleans and ether crs
where large risks have been taken The companies Which have
made their returns have included their lesscs TIE SOUTH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

TRIAL OF Con-. ELLIorr.-The csrperter the
Constitution, Franklin sagce, examined on
Monday, respecting the accommodations Of the
jackasses brought over by the Commodore. He
says the stalls were slightly put up, but strong
enough TO secure the animals. lie thinks the stalls
might all have been removed in fifteen minutes
The whole Of the day spent in hearing his testi-
mony. No disclosures Of moment-all Jacksssical.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

NoBrLrrr.-A correspondent in Philadelphia
writes-that the Countess Of Merlin, her affache
quarrelled terribly with the Hotel keepers about her
bills. You don't say sol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

STEAM SHIP GnEAT WEsrERS.-The report that
this steamer passed the 18th inst, in Ion 81,
is mistake. She was spoken the day before. fur
Their to the eastward.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

LOOK OUT FOR SOMETHING Have they yet dis
covered in Philadelphia the two confederates who
held in trust $4,000 Of which Lewis robbed the
scuylkll Bankl Have any two valuable respecta
BILE citizens" Disappeared
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

o. THr BRrrisH QUEES is filling up fast. We
have received printed copy Of the chill Of Fare
each day, during the last voyage, and the very pc
rusal Of the delicious document will make ones
lips water
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

ErT The "Amercsn Sentinel" Of Philadelphia,
is struck from exchange list. II mesnly copied
the report Of Mr. Eli snnh's speech at the Foreign
Missionary Society, only Published in this paper,
without giving us the proper credit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

ARABIC Versus EssLIsH.-A CHANCE ron THE
YANKEEs.-Captain William Sleeman, who came
from Muscat in the Sultanee sailing master, re
turns to England in day or two. He is no longer
attached to the ship. BenHamed was ask ed day or
two since what had become Of the English Naval Of
fcer He shook his head and said he was T" one
very bad man" "why, he appeared to be clever
man." remarked a gentleman, and understood
that he ranked very high in the Arabian Navy-he
said he was Head Navigator to the Sultan -" He
very bad man. We to pay him forty
dollars per month for the voyage, and he was only
sailing MASTER" said Ben Hamed, and, continued he
81 admire the Americans and would be happy to take
one back to Arabia with sailing master"
Here is a fine chance for some smart active Yam
kee sailor-one who has touch Of ambition and love
for beautiful Circassian women.
PoLITIcs AVID ARr.-The following is an extract
from letter written by the young artist, Bracket
to his friend in this city
crsersSaTI, May 18th.
arrived here safe on the 18th; I found the Gene
raj very much cut Of health He is much troubled
by the continual affection from artists Of all parts
the country. The very day that arrived here, he
refused to sit to artist Of talents IL was with
much difficulty that obtained his consent TO sit 10
succeeded as well as could wish.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

PIoruRE CRrrrcIsM.-One Otis, a penny -a-liner,
dismissed from the Tattler, critcising the
hibition Of the Academy, in the pawnbroking even
ing paper called the " Star" A greater mass of
trash never was published. As specimen, take the
following list Of those up and those preserved
CCT PuFFEDuP.
Cole, Eastman.
Page, John smith,
Durand Funck
Huntington, T. D0bbs,
Spencer. Jones.
rockingham. Ingrahsm.
Mooney. Clover.
In few days, we shall criticise the penny critic
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

RACEs.-CNIoN COURsE.-The Second Sprin,
Meeting Tuesday next June Cd w.b an insj,
stake three mile heats FordlEsm Doh both 40 ia
voIabiy known to the laeiis community.
Same day. purse OF Sioe, mile heats.
Ecosp pAfSwsepst~kes fer three old mile heats
Of $1,000 each forfeit s250-twsaty subscribers ''
same day, purse, tao mile heals
THIRD DAY.-Purse three mile heats.
same day-Sweepstases for three old mile
hst - ~ - '"' ~ '"S' June
FOURTH DAY.-Purse four mile heats.
same aay.-furse Si00, mile heats.
90 she best time made here) and Bandit on at
m dst Baltimore the fsur mile making
sec9i neat Ia A. Nha best tins made fhere) stand
pedgee oy ne owners no accident occurs together
the stables OF Colonel Johnson, Mr. Hare. Mr. Krby and
MT henoat are on their TO the Union Course
stake 81 tuesday, between job FoTham aud the fur
ne race 81 ruay between Andreweta aud Bandit with
most interesting meeting ever offered ksnd.
members Of The club Tree OF charge Residents
dents The privilege stands and enclosed space the r
IS ALEXR l.. BOTTS, Secretary n " / O.
CHATHAM THEATRF.--The mel YER firing CeIe,te
had regular gala night at the Chatham on MONDAY The
house was cramned full aud such pdudts through.
out as never made the walls to axe before. Then such
ling and while the falling around her she
aud the Wizard Sk" in both OF which her wonderful pow
ers are magnheenily displayed Go and ernow il The
chance. In addition the above Celeste appear In nr
drama. Look out for abumper.
{S5- The New Theatre of Mrth and Variety seems
the high road to public favor The interior beautiful the
splendid and the joint attractions Mrs Gibbs the
most touching OF all singers to the heat and little DIAMOND
The prices suit the and every now yet
good entertainment at areasoDaLl lie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27
MORNING HERALD.
New York, wednesday,, May 81, IsAo.
To the Relig,ous and Irreiisious.

To the Religious ana AffehSio"s'
We republsh today the principal reports OF the
recent religious anniversaries held in this city and
we mean also to republish the others, for which we
have not room in this paper, as soon as possible
These curious proceedings have hitherto been
confined the religious papers, and, ofcourse, never
could find theirway before the rest of the reading
and intelligent world, who engaged in theatre
Gals, business, horse-racing, swindling cheating
lying SHINING, swearing and drinking. There Is,
therefore, hope that the multitude OF sinners and
other rascas who read the g Herald may catch
little of the spirit of religion, which we have OF
late poured out like water, that they may mend
their ways as fast they can, otherwise they Will
have to go below, and no reprieve. In this way we
can be of more real value to the cause of religion
than thousand dirty lazy, lying, sneaking parsons,
who only care for handsome wives and good sala-
res We mean also to pursue this system, and, in
a few years, if we do not effect more beneficial
reform in morals and religion than all the other pa
pers in New York. willing to give Satan a
bond and mortgage on our soul.
We advise every saint, every sinner in New YORK,
male and female. to get this paper, price only two
cents, and send copies to tneir particular friends
all tho country. Who knows what good 1t
may dol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-27

! PoLrrrcs AND ARr.-Thc following is an extract
from letter written by the young artist, Bracket,
to his friend in this city