The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

Pan BuFcn IN LouisriHc--Arripat of Mrs Sutton
Signor Nage!-Money Affairs.
DEAR SIR
Our townspeope, or rather such Of them as are
not Wings, made strong muster yesterday to greet
the honorable Martin Van Buren, who arrived about
five o'clock Many say they have never seen SO
large procession in our CITY, Martin looked in
good health and spirits, having much increased in
flesh since last saw him. but poor Paulding the tee
totaer, looked very slim 1t appears the change Of
climate, and the Mississippi and Ohio waters does
not agree quite so well with him as the honorable
gentleman. If might hazard an opinion, it pre-
csely because Martin is no tee-totaer, and seldom
if ever, allows water to lay cold on his stomach by
taking 1t pure. The procession was composed of
our military companies with band; Ladies in car
RACES and gentlemen and niggers on horseback In
this way Martin and his suite was paraded through
our principal street to the Gait House, where as is
usual IN such cases, being called upon, he made a
speech, signtysng nothing, which mighty few heard
and all cheercd II is stated here that he is travel
ing solely to see the country, having never been
TINS section OF America. II is very possible that
he may be only travelling TO see the country but
rather guess 1t is 10 see how far he may be able to
revolutlonlse the Wing States. lie may depart in
peace, however, from Louisville, and let Kentucky
alone, Tor the Wings predominant to too great an
extent here to give any hopes. All he will be able
TO DO here is feastIng and courersing, at both of
which he is an adept it1.
Mrs. Sutton, the eminent vocalist arrived at this
place with her husband, on Thursday morning. and
went immediately on board the mail boat for Gin
cinnat They were in the greatest possible haste
and proceeded, understood, after a Steamboat on
board OF which Mrs. Sutton had left portable case
containing all her Jewels and money to a large
amount They returned yesterday morning, having
been successful in recovering their lost property
hep must have lost time, AS they left Nagel and
ady at Nashville on Tuesday morning. and came
by mail to this place, proceeding to Cincinnati and
returning here on Friday, barely days. Mrs SUI
ton remains here until the arrival of Signor Nagel
! when our musical folks will be delighted BY sue
cesson of concerts by these great artists Mrs. SUIT
| tons reputation eminent singer, and Nage as
yIollnlst gives an assurance OF Il musical treat
unequalled in this city. tv
| From New Orleans all along this section of the
country, the public have been the victims of sys
TEN OF plumber, originating doubtless amongst the
brokers' VIZ, the constituting of eight bits, ten cent
pieces on dimes to the dollar making only eighty
cents, thereby saving 20 per to those who have
Hooded this part OF the country as above with this
com. We have, however, made stand here, and
Will have our 100 cents without being shaved To
show the Immense profit made by brokers.I was told
the other day by one who is very wealthy, that out
OF $4,000 he could make $4,000 clear profit in
one year That what call doing business
The weather here has been very chaneeable, the
IF lnsitlons being sudden from heat to cold When
Mrs. Sutton begins singing, and Nagel begins hd-
ding will write you more