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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
Police Office.

Der. I.-Roguery Frustrated "A few days ago, a
tall we!l'dressed man, having the appearance Ct q
southern gent walked rss;.ly into d the oes q
ing number Of questions in reference to note en-
craving, the transfer of vignettes from steel checks.
and other scientific matters. After conversing for
number Of designs which he wanted to be trans
ferred to copper plate of very large dimensions.
Among these designs were the figures So'0 500,
$50 S20, &c and several vienettes which were used
by different banks. A large space was left in the
centre of the plate, which he said wss to be filed
with ornamental work, so that the whole would.
serve for wrapper for quack medicines that could
not be initiated. or the patentees defranded. Having
agreed to pay $50 for the work which was 20 be
executed in few days, he left. The engraver i'm
mediately applied to Oliver Al. LowLds, Esq, for
ter go on and finish the job, and let him know when
the party to call for it. This scheme succeeded
to admiration the southern gent called, was pleased
with the work and the dispstch which had been
used, paid the amount agreed on far the work, and
was going out Of the Office, when A. NJ. c. Smith
made his appearance, and very politely begged the
stranger to walk with him far the police Office
He at first highly indignant at the int rrapton,
and promised to make Smith pay dearly for his i'm
pertinence, but the officer vas firm, and ipsis ed
that there was no mistake as to his orders I'd arrest
the man who came out with the plate. On their ar
rival at the office, TIE stranger conducted into
the Star Chamber" and told that he must submit
to the searching operation and then he began to look
frightened. In his pockets were found quantity Of
good money, and -four 81 notes of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, altered to fities, and one
So note of the Merchants Bank, which had under
gone a similar Transformation. He gave his
John T. Masters, and he was thereupon accom-
modated with one OF the tombs, where he conld en-
joy himself anmo,csted by any intrrders. He will
be brought up for examination this day.
Ianother Hightcay Robbery.-A we'll known thief
was arrested on Wednesday night by the watch,
charged with being concerned in the at,roci US rob-
berry the Five Points last Sunday. HIS name is
Lewis Better BY the exertions Of Justice MAtsel',
the gold watch which was taken on that occasion
has been recovered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

Carr DAY yos sr..n-One III the finest Anne
riean steamships, the 90 Naiehez," and one of the
finest English steamships, the British Queen"
took their departure yesterday afternoon. at two
o'clock, the former for Havana and New New Or
leass, and the latter Tor London. Both went to sea
together, aHd presented splendid sight. The
Queen had the Apericsn and British nsgs blssded
in one, ssd tho hatcher the American and Spanish.
Abaut one hundred passengers have gone in the
Nstchez, some for Havsna, and some for Orleans.
Among those for Havana is tho Italian troupe, re.
Gently arrived in the Queen.
s.y.nt,.sev-n went in the Queen, Mons. Benin,
the BsIgiAs Giant, smsng the number. He stood
for time on the quarter deck Of the steamer, and
doomed up immensely. lie 10 emPh-tieal!y a great
man, whsn he walked the deck, the ether pas.
.,oe.r, phi,her and th,her to savs b.i-g stepped
upou and crashed. Every one for himself" a.
the iacka.s .aid, when he dane ed among the chick
There was little extra excitement to see these
steamers start for the esst and the south. The
wharve. aud the shipping, near where they lay
we're crowded with people, notwitbstanding the
weather when the Queen cast OF, the passenger,
and their friends waved handherehiefs, and wbirlee
their hats over their heads, o. farewell. And al
the coal triunsrs, and Hammers, aud seulop., an,
butebers. and storekeepers, and BARRIERS, and sail
ers, and lsnP-hghters, and gupeers, 10 the number
OF one hundred on board the Queen, sevesty-fve on
board the Western, and tweoty.f on the wharves
hurraed TO each other, and waved their dirty
greasy caps, filed with coal dust. With great de-
| light. 10 word, the Queen and the Nsfchez, an,
the Western and the piers covered with all kinds q
people from all parts Of IN. world, presented sigh
at snes esrioss, graphic, and amusing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

ky- NisLo's---we perceive that the engage
ment Of the Rsvel Family has bees renewed Tor
four niyhts. commenting On Menday next, in con-
sequences Of the diminished curiosity Of the prb-
lie. to witness their last new pantomime The ar
rsnsemcnt will be profitable one, NO doubt, 40 the
;r commences next week, aud the city will be fall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

CH.ruas THrArss-The engagement Of YAM
kee Hill concludes tonight, on which occasion Re
appears Jonathan Plou ghboy in the Forest Rose,
and Seth slope. in the piece Of that name, supported
by Mrs Thorne, and the entire strength Of the Ia
Tented company. The entertainments coselude with
the exciting and highly successful drama ofthe Mu-
leteerc Palermo, which will be laid aside aftsrto-
night to make room for the many splendid novelties
which Thorns has in preparation, The house must
necessarily be erammed on this occa,ion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
Twenty-Seventh Congress

The following statement comprises all the members
that have been elected to The next Congress. The
Democrats are in Italics
LouIsArAFirst District Edward ID. White, reelected;
DID, John b. Dacson vice Edward Chinn I'D, John Moore
vice Rice Garland. Two Whigs-l Democrat gain.
MnsoURI-First District John Mi!er, reelected 2l,
John c. Edrdrds vice Albert G. Harrison Two Demo.
VERMoNr.-Frst District Hiland Hail. reelected I'd,
VIM Slade reelected 81 Horace Everett reelected Ith
Augustus Young, vice John Smith 5th John Mattocks
vice Isaac Fletcher. Five Whgs-2 Wing gain.
MAINE.-Fnst District, Nathan Clifford, elected 2nd
WIN. p Fessenden, vice .9i6et Smith Sd, Benjamin Ran
DALI reelected 4th, George Evans reelected 9Th,
choice 9th. - Marshall, vice H. j. anderson It'll no
choice 18th, Elisha II. Allen, vice Thomas Daree Four
Whigs-2 Democrats vacances-2 Wing gain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

ANOTHER EXPERIMENT IN THE CURRENCY
Yesterday we received in payment for an advertise
ment, a bauk BILL of which the following is a true
copy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
COroncr's Office,

Der. More Mystery late hour on We'd
nesday night, tie Coroner called 10 hold an in
qaest on board the sloop Citizen, from Norwalk,
lying at James slip, the body of an unknown fe-
male, about 10 years Of age, who had evidently met
her death while in bed, being in dishabiIle There
was mark of violence to be found about her. She
picked up by the Citizen about 40 miles from the
city, two miles east Of Oak Neck There was .
wreck near by, masts and spars broken, either Of q
sloop schooner The deceased had evidently
been dead but few hours, and all The circumstances
favor the suPpostion that a vessel had been run
down and the deceased persisted in the catastrophe
A part Of a sail from the wrecked vessel had on it
the mark Of the maker, at Paterson. TAe deceased
had handsome features, and wore rings on her I'm
gers and in her
The jury re,grneda verdict of found drowned, and
the body conveyed to the dead house for iden,i
hcation but the following mornisg II was removed
in very mysterious manner, and no one can tell
who the lady was, or how the body was taken.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
New Yorit-I hurslay. Oct. I.

AsroR Housr.-H sibley. Canandaigua; waconely, q
Day, Ma.anzas; Lyman, Maj MNeiil, Turner, Bos-
ton; Mr. wsshdrun, Miss WashIrun Savannah; Carter
and lady Mr. Mitchell Boston; Mr. Ps,ten Maine; w Da-
vi. and lady, Mr. Johnson lady and daughter Bottom;
wP Green, w Trumbuli, VI. Durand, Norwich 5 ia
cob Tenn; II Merrel, indiana; Bristo haTcs,on,
sc; Evans. w Livingston, Boston; w Anderson, New
Orleans, Reed, MD c; Cray, Mrs Thorndike Sna
Johns Mum Princeton; T. q Mason. Pro, iis nee i;
Aver and lady Lowell Mass; MIR and Mrs MCagy. Ca
NADIA Nj Chatfeid, MT Anderson, Ms Anderson, R-y-
maids, Albany
AMrKioAs K9rrL.-F Fannettson, Mr. Peck Mr. Leonard,
Conn; Williams London; Z q Williams, stoning;on;
A Trot,ef y Haven; Williams Salem; A NJ Benz, Geo;
Mr. Green and lady, Conn, Nolan Pail, A stoddaId
and brother, Orleans; Mrs and Master Wtherger, sa
yannsh
FsA~Ktir Hcuu.-s Humphrey, bliss Hioyt Miss Ian.
sing Albany Mr Bum, Pittsburgh; IA Ho, {, Toy; II
Comb Boston; A Harr. r Orleans; Gle, Gland, Eaton
K.y and lady, Utica; Ones Conn; p Ksssne lady,
and chilt y York.
GLopr HorrL. J Kirk W Bayard, Rev W Jarvis. st.
Johns Col Hero;; Mr. Ronal,ki Phil; Mr. and Mrs Duck
Tow.sp.s HoTsI-J n clt1, B L Hrnaone. c waite,
L Navy; ] Mot, y York; W wcmsn, Ohio; w d
Goodman. A:Liea; @ Watson. Andrews Michigan II
Brown Auror.i u Dursnd y York Emerson, R Mad.
olcc, Schenectady; Dennis and lady, Auhurni Fob
lonser, Chicago Ca'hmsn, 0tregoi psushy, Troy
j. Camp and .on Mich; II II Meredith and lady, U Cana;
II Nsrrhall and lady, Conn sproui and lady. Mass
nam y York Talman and lady, Florida harrington.
Ohio Barker Boston, Heessy and lady, rorlsndiU
ST. G,oEGs HorsL.-Col J. A. Smith, ~ Tfavcn Lesda
Orleans; Lambert, ~ Darts; Mr. Hill 81 Cro.x; Geo
Oate.. Pail.
| USn.D STATE, H5rrL-w Benjamin, savannah,
| Capt toensty, Ship Troy Murphy, Albany Tuck
er winlham. j Bsebee Nidlleton q Sears and lady,
Zcbcnee Keith ard lady. Hartford; Dyer Pianh-d csI<
Hind Mrs Piumb c II Washer and lady Miidle Had
Ter Haven = Keith. Con; whiting. Conway, Mass,
w Besin, Mass. Nicholson, Townes, II Troubrdge.W
p,ek,rnan \ fecs Haven olm,,sad r.ir Haven;
II Harrington. Car; VI levitt. Lyme, Con- Thos
\ Arm.teai. ri, mouth, Car; Ketchum, Brunswick;
w Hubbard fhil. s;ockbriigc, sprnghcld sH Sheet
J Ryan Lacy Philips Seuben, Car: Rohhinson,
| MIS- Robinson Mss Chalker, Durham; Mr Norm, view
Britain, Con; N.comh-r sWhiting. York Mann,
FrcdricksbuTgh q Gilbert stJohnt; Dir ssnneil snow
Hin, Nd; Bates Waicrtown, Y; W Lorelaw Cole,
Berlin; ! y rlamb W Yale w bloomfield w Kimberly,
| Geo: Rev Mr. Clark. Fanhasser, l. .
w,r,sLr Hovr.-J MCrce, Edmcnds, Mr, Carren-
tor n R.sharouzh Phiadelphia; NJ Noyc., Mstanrss;
Mr. Bcckwfh, DR. Bullock, Burgess, frovidenee;
Harris, RI; = King. Boston; w stantsn, ralmer,
| w " Longstresi, Ala.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

Frsr'-Tsere wsr.twc alarms Of ERE last even
ing. The FIRST vas between and o'clock, at the
corner cfCbG and John streets; and the ethsr BE-
t~ees Sands, IN Catherine st. The damage, I've
undsrstand, was uncomfortable In both instances
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
1910.

Showing WhiE gain OF three members.
One hundred and twenty nine me mbers are yet to
be chosen this year as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

MAXINE THE Mosr OF Ir.-In the course OF q
trial a, Boston, the other day, to recover certain
ssions GA money paid out, it given in evil
desce that the collector Of the port Of Boso, is all
lowed commission on all money paid out by him,
on his ssltry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

Ar~rvuesAsr oF rHs BsrrLs OF rHs THAxrs
90 Several weeks since, large meeti-g va. held at
Lafayette Halthe head quarters Of the genuine Tip
pecssees, at which . committee was appointed 10
make arrangements for celebrating the Anniversary
Of the battle u the Thames, which occurs on Mon
day next, the 5th inst. shortly after the Central
Club, Of which Reynolds is the head, and John o..
xarx~snt the tail made move with a view 10 as
sums the sireetion Of the business Then the Young
Meas Ccmm;ttes, which usually eontiives to ihrus,
snxer into every pie, interered add several Of the
little ciques took ths matter in hand, and there hs.
been scshirg bat palling and having ever since
what the rcssit Of the struggle between these cos
acti~x elements will be- i. impossible to say but
IL the Ciab and Young Mems Conpittse should
raksa Kiikssny fight Of IL, soothing could be better
for thu vkis party.
TIE Lafayette Hall committee have made their
srrsngsments With due attention to propriety and
we "a NOT dsubt that the thing will be we'll got up.
There " great rash for tickets.
As the tables will ealy accommodate about sir
hursved. n is inpor 10 proesse them early On.
h~ssS So ten tickets disposed Of IN less thar
hfts~ nis~sss after The dinaer wss determined upon
AInswc RAsvs.--tsrs.dj-ss, cf No. \ Bsrclsy.s.
cells q esbtaHl article vsdsr this name. Nctbips
bcsssv sftAs kisd eas be had.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

10 bring eat all the better qualities OF mankind
from the Morning TAs,ler, BgGslol
The HnRALp.-we are always indebted to the
Herald for the foreign news. They either have il
published in the daily yefore the rect know of its
arrival, or send out slips Just ahead ef the whole
New York Press. Bennett's pretty wife, whom we
at the Falls, tas been the means Of his CONVEX
sion, snd his paper Is now very much improved
every way, in morals and religion especially. Ii is
of the very best. IL not Ire best daily in the
w rid.
III. Astonishing what revelation. women can
effect.
IRON the Boston Transcript
BsSSETr's WrnKLY HrRALp. The present num-
Der is unusually rich In addition 10 its enlarge
steers speeches at Patchorue and jamaica, on Lon,
Island, filling eight good sized columns Ii .. va.
lsstle 4" preserve ss well az uansnt &c friends at
distance.
tFroa The Brother Jona;hanJ
! THr HEt.Lp.-Tbis paper, according ~ promis.
has teen enlarged 10 the size OF the New York Ame
| scan, and heneeforth can hardly be enumeratcd
among the list Of the small papers, which, however,
we take 20 be rather disad vantage TO than other
wise, as Of late years the taste Of the publ seem.
TO iuclins to the little fellows.
In speaking Of the Herald We think il bat fair TO
s ma TOT N. last two msn,h. at least. NO paper
could have been eonduetsd with more propriety /;
and Il We do not mistake, the chang. Cor the better
took place on the very eay that Mr. h became n
benediet SO that u probable has lady is more en-
titled TO the credit Of the improvement than himself
Whatever may have been the cause We ar. ia ar
the effect Mr.. Bennett and lsdy have rs,nrn.J
from their trip down vast, and now Al the h.,ar
Hosse.
| From The Ne~ York Alas
| THr HrnaIp-Tbs Herald 10 now eo,.;d.r.hl~
ENLARGED, and can longer be called small p,ney
IL 10 the size Of the American. The weekly 4. r.,
feet mammoth. Since Besnett's marriage. the shs.
rseter oftbe Herald hss been devoid Of offence \,
was ell that u required TO rake IL 70 ahead for /,
slwsys was-but for this-ope ~ the most talented
and entsrprising papers ever Published
tFrsn the ST. Loss ny Er..isg. G.ze,,.l
BsrrSrT.-A new ssssult has been made mo,
Mr.. Bennett. The first attack upon him and hi
paper-afhoreh we doubted mach the motives tbs
Inspired n, seemed 90 us TO be in part Justified :
Since then, its tone has been essentially changed -
X " very spirited and strong toned sapsr with n.
doubt plenty Of injustite-just sueh, However. a,
4 ctsrsctsrizss Pdrtiza~ sheets-but not more OBJ
jeetionable than thousssd other print. that m;sh
se aamed in the country. Besnett is q married
man, and has, we learn, q most worthy woman 10,
, ! HE wife.
Yet sotwitb.tsnding sll this, the Evesias sigma
ssJ Co.r,er and Enquirer, have recently come ou
and dsss.sced the Astcr House, because Mr. Ben
nett and HE wife had taken lcdgisgs there or shs
. editor Of the Evessg Signal, we ksow nothing; bs
should emasne that he ksd bees 70 ~ qusot b
the Herald and its sareasns. The publisher and
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october "a isfo. Ageaf
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v1NHE spirit of the age is utiiturian. Improve
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

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October "a lsiO. Agent