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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Norm CsRoLfSA 1t is stated that the Les,sla.
ture Of North Carolina will elect Mr.. Man,uip as
one Of the Senators Cor that State Mr. Manvuin
resigned the office, under instructions tire. or foyr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27
L, s. District Court.

His Honor delivered decision in Admiralty in
the Of John c. Hamei us. The Schooner Eu-
pirates, her Tackle, ct eetera-Henry A. Biaekmon
and Others, Rsspondsnts-The libel was on a char
party. and reading and filing mutual releases
by which each party released the other from ali
cause Of action, the Court dismissed the libel with
out costs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

asw York, friday, November 81, IsAo.

95- The WEEKLY HERALD tomorrow will con-
tain beautiful map of China illustrating the posi-
tion and progress of the British attack on that an
cieat empire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27
HONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Nov. 2c--c r. NJ.

ThursHny. NOF %b--D II MI
The stock market has rot presented any msteria
change its general fcaiures fair business has been
done and prices little firm. U. 8 Bank i'm
proved per cent, vieksburg !, Harlem I, Moho~t
Paterson Long Island stoningon H. Sales OF bills
on PHILADELPHIA made at discount Indiana bonds
81 Canal SIS eii. r
The Canton Company OF Baltimore have called IN an in
sament Of FIVE dollars per share able on or before
the sth day Of January next
memorial is in circulation in Augusta, Geo, for sig
against the resumption OF the banks Of that state
and consequence Of the unavorabo prospect for re
sumption the rate Of sight bills New York had risen TO
81 premium " the banks do not resume will rise 20 20
per cent rrer
The following is summary ofthe receipts and expen
stures ofthe Stale New Jersey during the past year
rrsA<cxs o. Nxw Jsssxy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

"NsvER ESDTre-SrILL BrGfssrSe. The
soth chapter ofthe Florida war 10 begun. Nobody
will end that war but General Harrison. Old Tip
knows what to do with Indians-he has had some
experience
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

CrEcus--The dress circle Of the Bowery
Amphi,heatre last evening presented blaze of
beauty and fashion, such as is seldom seen at any
Other place Of public amusement This is entirely
owing TO the superiority Of its performances, and
the prohibitions Of improper persons in the UPPER
tier. 1.-THE theatres expect to keep in existence,
they should initiate the example Of the respectable
Circu. ofJuae. Titus q Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

GEv. M,oosp.--we learn from Washington that
General Macomb has had quite severe attack Of
apep'eNy. His friends are not appreh ensive OF any
imnediate danger General Macomb must not think
ofdyag till we try him IN the utAt scrsb race for
the PresidencY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

RoBBEKY.-The Pittsburg American states that
ty, was broken open on the night of the 18th inst
aud robbed of a variety Of goods. Mr.. Rapp offers
reward Of fifty dollars for the apprehension of the
thieves and recovery of the goods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

DS- LAsoSER AND Mas HsAvIsiDE.-This ce-
LIBERATED couple at the Chestnut Street Theatre
on Monday night Well-why mott
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Porrpv. Macdonald Clarke is about publishing
volume Of poems. They will be the richest trea,
Of the day Clarke's history is a romance, which we
shall give soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

CHATHAM THEArRE.-The public inform
ed by US that this splendid place of amusement is
still emphaically entitled to the soubr 'uet of the
victorious Chatham. The company is A.~st excel
lent the pieces combine ms truct with
and the internal arrangements of the house are
every thing they should be. The Carpenter Of
Rouen,' decidedly the best historical piece on the
stage, and the Imaginable piece of " New York as it
Is," which abouads with specimens of real fashion,
fun, and roc have been the great cards of the pre-
sent week, and are to be repeated this evening
The Characteristic negro dance, by l.. Mestayer, is
of itself sufficient equivalent for the price Of ad
mission, to say nothing of Edges display Of Gre
works.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

POPULATION OF SALINA.-By the return of the De
putty Marshal, the population of the town of Salina
is IOi2. What is Syracusel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27
Arrivals mt the Principal Hotels.
L..

Thursday, Nov. as.
Asros HoFsE.--G welsh, U N; II A Forsyth, Pr
HUM = NJ Woodruff, Newburgh Van Ransselaer, Bur
lingtou; A u Yansse Bait; c Danchy, w Lee, II Will
@ r Wilder and lady, savannah weiting, N Orleans
Brownell, Prov; II Carroll, Liyingson; Seymour
Canaan sdague; Madison; Russell Middletown r stu
art, England J Lowber, Batavia
AsuRiess HorEL.--w II Fowler, II s Bramau and lady,
Washington; PICKED and lady. Cumberland; Ander
Mile Fanny Elssler and party; Curtis, Mrs Curtis,
Miss Curtis, Martin, Boston; wsldron, Mrs Wal
dron, PENN A Hamilton Waitress, Patterson, Bait
FnsxLr, HOUSE, Mott, " York; o NJ Towne, Bos
ton; ] = Ray Utica milford, j Waterman, Albany w
c Potter, R csn, Troy; Miss Clark, Miss Clark,
Newark; VI l. scoyill, Conn; Moss, Berlin; {
Lard Phil; Lieut. Harlan, jr, Wilmington.
GloB, HorxL-Hon. Paul Mothuen and servant, Mr. Ia
colt, Dir smith England; Baron de Fruy Holland
Mr. Williams, Lloyd q Gate, Mr. Lardner, Pill; Maj
Dinney, England.
How,rps HorrL.--T Hunting, T Hynsman. yir, Nr Mil
Ter Nistol' Phil smith H., Jor Mr. Jones: Detroit
G. Harper and lady. Niss Harper, Up Cana; Weed W
Dorlin Troy sanders w Thomas, Prov W II Clark
Seneca; Hon A Curriier, A snechs Montreal; q Hop
kins, ogdensbuIgh; Hochshssscr. w Bush, Albany
II Davis Buffalo; Boyce, Tiags; Richmond, Ohio
stebhins, q s,eblin, ORLEANS; Brown, Boston;
Hcrag Cohos Col Luce, saratoga;J Hunt. Charles
ton; Fitch, lansing Rcrui,, O Banks and LADY,
Washington; " snedon, Newburgh, Todridgc, Bait,
A Gallu, q Williams II Hantry, Albany c s,eams, Miss
steans, Wcylsnd
Ps,.rprsr HorrL-Iorace smith, Baltimore, D Ncilis
Wheelertownj Mr. Banks, Ofleaus, Enos, u Navy
UrrrD STATES HorgL-J NJ Thompson, Bridgeport;
J W Thompson, c smith, O Bliss, W Law, Dayton,
L Judson, New Haven; Frye, York, o smith, Mid
Haddam; Mr. Wright, Long Is; RK Clark, II Butler,
Griswold Butler Bradley Meriden; BWright Ter,
ry, Hartford q Labod, Prov; LOWS, Wa,er1uryj n
Benedict, Walton, Dell y Hyde, Smith, Gallup,
Norwich; Tucker, PlainaCld IIommsdieu, Chss-
ter; II Hail. Middeiown; w Loomis suheld G.
strong Chatham; J Stewart, Mid Hsddem; Wilcox
wetherfeld. Mrs Kent Orleans; Holcomb, Mrs Hol
comb, CRANKY, Conn; w jerks Springfield; Revee
and lady, WV Ford and lady, Ford and lady Conni
Briggs, Frostburgh.
w,vsprv Ho-sr-c.r Rice, New Rochelle, John w.
Dow ming wadron and lady rhiladelpha; w marrill,
Tennessee; W II williams, Mfr Brown, Providence,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

NJ MrssRs. MArFEY AVID LosATI, are reaplnga
golden harvest by their exhibition Of Monsieur Dsu-
CERES Dioramas, at All Broadway. We have al
ready noticed the beastiful tasleau Of Venieethat
ef Paris, under Charles TX, IS subject Of a totally
different character, in which, however, the same
qualifications of light from Dawn till midnight
wonderfully developed. We should suggest TO
Messeur. the preprietors, that the renewal OF the
exhibition Of the midnight Mass" would be ac-
equitable to the pubic, and profitable to themselves
n1- CHArHan TArArRr.-lf you vspt an even
ings rational amusement, attend this wt,feonducted
establishment, which far excss any other theatre
in this city for variety, excellent acting and pieces
Of a high order. The Carpenter OF Rouen" and
New York IL is are by far the best plays ever
produced on the American stage. The former
abounds with interest from the FIRST, and is car
risd throughout the piece. The scenery Is really
beautiful. and effects Of most thrilling nature.
Life in New York with its local scenery, such as
the CITY Hall. Halls Of Justice, and the Chatham
Theatre, deserve great praise For sohd amuse-
ment and comfort, go to the Chatham, managed by
an able commander and the best " crew" IN tho
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

sm FRsM VENEZUELA AnD NEw GRAyApA--By
the Emma" Captain Waite, arrived yesterday,
we have resolved I" La Mariposa." published at Ma
raeaibo, to the 18th ult. inclusive II contains
news Of importance There is, however, little later
intelligence Of the insurreeton in Tuna, Soeorro,
veles, and Pamplona, provinces in New Granads.
headed by Obando, who is called a murderer by
" La Mariposa." Perhaps there are not few muir
dsrers in that country
Venezuela is quiet, and improving rapidly IN ere
dit and religion. The government to prevent the
spread Of liberal principles from New Granada into
its territory, had augmented its military forces No
thing, however, had occurred to disturb the general
tranquility How long Venezuela will remain quiet
is question. Many disconnected people reside
therein and 1t would require but little coaxing to
bring them into the fetd.
These small republics, New Grenada, Venezuela,
and one or two others, once belonged 10 Spau when
that coustry was in its mightiness. ia 1929, they
cut adrft from Ferdinand the Seventh, sent off all
the Spaniards, sAet Iturbide and started bust
ness ON their own hook Soon after Ferdinand died,
and Spain revolted ITSELF and since then the mother
country and the Young republics have been con-
slant scene ofups and downs ins and oats, murders,
and barbarities the most revolving ever heard of
since the creation Of the world
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27
superior Court.

fulI Benz present
Nov. 9.-His Honor the Chief Justice delivered
the following decisions:-
In re- application of James H. Raymond, vs..
George Fan InnegGn.-On filing of the af6davits in
this court, the court order that George Van lnnsxan,
authority of this court, appear before the court
Saturday the 2Stn inst. TO show cause why he
should not be stricken from the rolls attorney
of this court, why such other relief sh ould not
be granted shall seem fit and proper IN the pre-
misses.
Henry II. Coolidge al ais, VS.. Darid Hanmow &
Geo. NJ. Hamman-J alignment affrmed.
William y. Wallace, VS.. Nelson j. Hunt-Judg-
ment affirmed.
Wym. Mcdonald ct ais. VS.. Thomas Stalker
Judgment for plaintiff. e..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Cars A-D CABBAeE.-we advise the public tina
the csbnen are beginning TO be as insolent and ex
acting as the old race Of hackmen. A word more Of
this SUBJECT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27
Correspondence Of the Herald.


JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esa.
DEAR SIR-The post-otfce at this place is in the
habit Of OBTAINING wspapers, until near noon, the
day subse quent to that Of the arrivals and it usually
arrives about noon The package of the Herald for
Mr.. Curns being Immediately delivered and sold,
as also those fer the printers, which enable them
10 publish, in both the evening and morning papers,
all the news before yosr subscribers can receive it
from hrst hands. Against this course l have, in
vain, remons rated at the postofhce, and at length
have this day made arrangement to deliver your
paper TO its subscribers, the time they deliver
the letters, provided you will have them put up in
one package, marked - Herald for New Orls ans, !"
which, hope, you will have 'antly done after
the receipt Of this letter We lost without the
Herald
Your truly intelligent and independent course
charms all | have been particularly amused with
yeur publications sbont the g Glcntworth papers
What think those persons whose sympathies have
been much excited by their possession, at the
conduct of tho public prosecutor, who stole from
the files of the Court, 1927 the letter Of MIR Eek
ford-brought the tral-refu sing to produce them
in Obedience 10 a mandate Of the Court, although
he had them in his pocket the whole time, deciar-
ing he had them not, appears by the decision OF
the Supreme Court, pubiis he'd in your state
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27
CIRCULATION OF THE NEws.-By yesterdays
mail we received the annexed:-

CHERAw, Nov. 20 lc+U.
Dear Sir: Some days have elapsed since re-
ceived your Extra Herald Of the Sth. containing the
latest foreign and domestic news. Your extra was
the only paper read at this sffce from New York in
the regu ,ar time. 1t reached here on the night OF
the llth, distance Of 200 miles and upwards But,
sir what wish TO say is, that the deignt OF receiv
ing paper rich with the latest news, is ndescri-
babls. A number of gentlemen were up at III p. N
waiting the arrival of the mail, and shhough the
sheet wa, small it found its way through all the Of
fees 20 the delight Of hundreds at this place. With
anxious expectation Of receiving extra tonight,
bringing better, and trust pacific news from
abroad, am, most respectfully.
BRows BRvAS, p. NJ.
James O. Bennett, Esq, New York.
This is the way serve all cur daily Subscribers
throughout the country The latest news they in
variably receive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

APPOINTMENTS By THE PaEsIDENr.-Alexander
II. Tyler of Maryland, to be Consul Of the United
States for the Port Of Bahia, ST. Salvador, in the
pire of Brazil.
Henry ID Gale, Of New York, to be Con sal Of the
United States for the port of Veasco, in the Repub
lie of Texas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

CorOner's once.
An inquest was held at No. lSj Forsyth street, on
Sophia Held, native Of Germany, aged ~, who
died from natural causes. Verdict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27

Musical ExHIBirIos AT ST. JoHS's CHURCH.
"A new organ for st. Johns Caurch, constructed
under the superintepdence Of DR.. Hedges, viii be
exhibited TO morrow evening. A splendid choir,
with many eminent vscalists, will attend. Several
souls will be surg into eternity. Doors open, gra-
It's, al 8 o'cock-performsnce att II some Of these
pioys men had along lease Of the gates 81 beaver,
they would not open them for nothing-tbey wou's
mark them az per ticket
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
[Corres pondenee Of the Herald

ALBANT, MAY io'
The Assembly have to day passed the bill reor-
ganizing Criminal Court, By very ciose vo'e'
1t is to 90 10 the Senate this evening, and presume
the amendments will be concurred in II so, Messrs
Lynch and Scott W i'll be the Judges
The Whole Of to-day has been spent IN the senate
in discussing proposition to PRINT rePoI. i.."'
Col Young ON the sabiect of internal Improvements.
The Governor has determined not to appoint
minister TO Holland until June next. 1htS you may
rely upon.
mass a bill TO authorize the Governor to appoint \
commissioner TO examine the free Banks. II 1t Is
carried, Bates Cook is to be the new Commissioner,
and Mr. Blatchiord Comptroller.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
forFIctAL /

OFFICIAL
PUBLIC EXPENDITURES FRoM 1924 TO 1898.
Letter f:on the Secretary Of the Treasury, frans-
hitting statement Of The expenditures sreiusirt
Of ne Public dot, for each year, from 1924 10
1893
JUNE %, 1s3e-Resd and laid upon the table.
TREAsUR Oar sR1NrNT,}
June "a, 1888 :
StR,-ln obedience 10 the resolution of the House
OF Representatives. Of the 18th inst have the hoser
TO lay before the House a statement showing the
amount Of expenditure. erciusre of the Public Debt
from each year, from 1884 to 1882
am very respectfully,
Your obedisnt servant,
LtyI w opBupy,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Hon. ]. X. PoLK,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
Statement showing the amount of expenditures OF the
United States, cxclu i've of the Public Debt Ter
each year, from 1924 10 1897 inclusive, stated IN
pursuance Of a resolution OF the House OF Repre-
septativ.s Of he 25th of June. 1885.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

finish up his statement yet. l have heard Of Icing
the leg off an iron pot and think the old Doctor
might venture ON such "a undertaking with perfect
confidence of su cess. Ii has been suggested that
tais committee having ascertained the quality and
amount of refreshment required by reporters, VIII
accompany the report with Recommendation that
The Senate pass the BILL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Ms1t RoBBvRs SsHrENcsp.-IntheC Circuit Court
oithe United states sitting al Charleston, Sc John
J. Lamb ased " late ssstant post master Seorso-
Town. IN that State was the 6ib inst sentenced t.
Zen years. inprisonmeBt for stealing $3.50 from a
letter. James Sanderlyn. for aiding and abetting
him, was scntencsd TO fifteen years imprisonment.
lie received the rLeater part Of the money.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

LIST Ward. Calvin Balls, 100 Broad street, corner Of
Pearl st.
I'd " Caleb S. Woodruff, h ~ Beckman ct.
Office 50 Fulton ST.
Sd " Egbert Benson, h IS Warren st. Office
102 Broad St
4th Daniel G. Pentz, h 81 Oak street, Office
2 Gouverneur lane.
9th Robert Jones, l5l Hudson street.
9th James Ferris. S6 Bayard street.
7th Josiah oh, h 279 East Broadway, Of
fee l72 Front street
9Th William Chambe rlain, h IS Mercer st.,
Office lob Trent street.
9th Freeman Campbell, Leroy street, Of
fee IL Leroy street.
10th Elijah F. Psrdy, 81 Ludlow street, cor
ner OF Broome street Pre- sident.
llth Abraham Hatfield, 80 Second street
18th Nathaniel Jarvis, jun. 9Th avenue, near
McComb bridge
18th Elias l.. Smith, 4 Willett street.
l4th Samuel Nichols, 3S7 Broone st. Office
2J6 Water street
18th David Graham, jun. h 10 Broadway,
efiice 136 Nassau street
10Th Peter Cooper, h. avenue 4th, c. 18th Ut.
18th orviIie ]. Nash, Iae Norfolk street
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
LIST Ward. John I. Labagh, h ~ Greenwich street,
office 90 Washington ST.
"a Thomas i. Peers, us William II.
Sd Z" John A. Underwood, h. 80 Liberty st.,
Office 12i Pearl 1t.
4th /" Benton w Halsey, ~ Oliver street,
office 100 James ST.
5ih 4" William Adams. h 179 Church street
9Th 4" Felix O'Neil, IL Mott street.
7th william l.. " God, 53l Grand street
Sh David ysndervoort, II Renwick street.
9th Moses @. Leonard 76l Greenwich 81.
10Th Daniel Ward, Allen 81
llth Edward Penny, Jr., 2l7 Stanton street,
corner Of Pitt street.
18th Samuel Brsdhurst, near McConb's
Bridge.
18Th Jacob A westervelt, 800 Grand St
1t,h John ID Spader, 206 Mulberry street
18th HenryE Davies, h 30 Clinton place,
Office "a Wall street
10th James Pollock. en- 10Th st. office 18th
st. near avenue 9th.
18th Frederick X Lee, b. Stanton ct. of
fee 2l5 Bowery .-Pre sident.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

The Rev Mr.. Foote, Pfesbtterisn minister, and
who was recently elected President ~ Washington
COLLEGE. Tennessee was thrown from his horse
about tive weeks sso, near Leesburg, in that State,
and killed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

No r-The foregoing sums include payments Tor
trust furds and inJemnities, which, IL 1897, was
So 6l0,dci IS 4. l.. Sairu, erister.
Treasury Department,
Registers Office, June n, 1883.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

II be horne in mind that the opium in possession
the American houses, British owned, received
signmsnt from British merchants in India
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

The following is a list of the names Of the men,
bers of the Common Council with their residences.
annexed;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04
PACKETS TO DEPART.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
Cleared

Cleared
Morrison, Benson, Oceanca and Chinese india Alabama
Berry Norlfans snTistia Farrell Faai psYgsy B1tNis
ia; Eliza, Corson, Philad. ,,v.a
Bark Calico Lombard, from y Orleans. :.
Brg st Iawrence Fuller Is days from Ponce PR sugar SC
sehr VIM Seymour Taylor days from Newbern NC naval
schr Garden Hamer days from Franklin, La moiasSes,
schr Alabama, Penn days from Washington, NC, Havi
Memoranda.
The for Lysp;G lays At aSarf Sa
ship ashore the a7th u short distance east oil Fs
hs JamSar SS did clear Of The port
Conmerce Of at the port of Boston during
the mont" u Ships Banks. Briggs. schrs. Sips Total
Coastwse~....."ss II 80 i2s Us IS
OFT foreign arrivals ship French trom Guadaoupe)
and brig, aschrs British
Ships Barks. Brigs. schrs. Sips. Total.
Goastwise .'..'...ls 10 81 IS 80 %
OF the foreign cearances brig sieilian and brig and
Naval.
The Fairfield was lying at Buenos Ayres the
Notice to Mariners.
On the LIST Jan. light ship was moored at Berbce Bar
No less than "a American whalemen had entered Paya be-
tween July and Nov %.
United States Ports.
BosroS Feb 2s-cld A NJ Hale, Chase, NYork-wind NV
March Superb, Curtis do; Victor Basse doi Hehry
Franklin Wright do wind Ii March cid Fancy, Chase,
York; Renown, Lowell, do. ~ =,
PRoyIpENcE Feb 2s-sld Mediterranean Young, New York
Exr, Terrell do-wnd NV; March Excelsior Fender
son, NYork; sid James Lamphier, Kenny, do. ,,
NEWPORT, Feb 2s-arr Lady, Peek, - Tor Nfork-"ind
Sc. 80. ,,.,., NJ, >v,
New BEDFORD Feb es-arr Eliza Nichols Dunlap ork
WAsuINGroN NC, Feb 2i-cld Orion, Gaskill Nfork arr
Globe, Dixon. West Indies; Melissa Jarvis, Boston. ~
GroRGErowN sc, Feb 25-arr Nancy Jane, Benedict Ne"
York. . N - NJ.
MOBILE, Feb 22-cd Trenton, Bennett, Boston Trojan
buchanan, do. -. :. l.. r. !,
York for Attakapas. ,,., , c,-.-
NV OsI r,ns. Feb 2i-cld Corine, Hitchcock, Galveston
Colchis, Knight, Hayre; Galen, Snow do.
Foreign Ports.
PoScr PR DAYS snce-Cutter for NY ark unc Chance
Tor for NIIaen do; Alexander for NYork next days Ponce
for Boston, in ds Planter for NHayen, unc Cadmus, for
York, 3 days. . Az
MATAGoRp. Texas, Feb 5-arr May. l.oring. NIork,
Prns,MHuco Jan 2O-arr Grand Turk, HiC ,ens n DIRK
HAvRE Jan iO-Bowditch, Thompson for New orieans %
lumhia Robinson do, lsdays Hebrew Whiting do, TO- VINE
de Paris, Trott do; Rubicon, Rogers, do, 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

CHATHAM THEArRE.-The best negro dancer In
the country, always excepting the champion, Mas,
ter Diamond, will take benefit this evening, ana
will introduce, in the of the entertainments
a variety of divertng exhibitions and among others
the Ethiopian Opera of OH Hush! A negro Was MAS
ouerade and several amusing comic interludes. The
humbug of Melo Dramatic Spectacle having entireiy
exploded we may look for rational and lnteeG
tual dramatic performances. Pelhams mousse VIII
he crowded.