The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01

mind that the Herald can be obtained daily the arrva
of the cars, from Mr. Lewis opposite the United sste
Hotel.
L.ssIsesuRoH, n. Y.-The Herald can be had Of Mr.
Lewis Rensselaer, House Subscribers leaving their ad
dress will be served regularly.
The ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUsTIoE.-Ii
IS very melancholy task TO be obliged TO talk over
and over again about the inefficiency OF the adj
ministraon of our criminal laws tor the suppre ssiou
AID prevention OF crimes which shock all the best
feelings OF our nature. From every quarter OF the
Union we are daily receiving accounts OF the COM
mission of offences which appeal, IN the most pow
rful manner 10 our sense of justice and indlgna-
ton. Seductions-violence- murders-assassina-
tIons-perpetrated under circumstances OF pecu-
liary aggravated character, are related in almost
every exchange paper which we take up. With
burning shame add that the news of the acquit-
tai of the criminal comes almost simultaneously
with that OF the preparation of the crime.
II is a sad business, this. We have repeatedly
sounded the alarm in the Of all no have aught
ofregard for their country, the preservation of
ust and righteous administration of our criminal
laws but 1t seems that nothing but some terrible and
wide spread exhibition of the omnipotence Of crime
will awaken our legislators to an adequate sense Of
OF murderers set loose upon society-cf brutal vio
lators of female innocence and virtue discharged,
after sentences of nominal punishment -of ruthless
deceivers of the unsuspecting integrity and afec-
ton of the sex permitted to mingle again with hui
man society, and no loud and universal cry of La
mentation and horror ascends the ear of eternal
Justice
Does justice indeed live amongst u.s. Is the re-
nil Of odd oad bu
mainly sllenced for everl Has it indeed come to
this, that the favored republic of modern times is
destined to present to outraged hum,ut Il appal-
ling spectacle ofcrme of the backestdye unrepented
and unpublished 2 Are we to add to pecunlary dis
honesty, the burning and everlasting shame of mo.
raj infamy in all the blasted sublmity of satanic de-
graduation God forbid
We do repose more confidence in humanity We
have not thrown to the winds our hopes of the ut-
mate regeneration of our race. We are not yet
prepared to go the length of the foul blasphemer of
our God-born nature, and stamp the seal of eternal
infamy on the common sense of mankind.
Abroad upon our land there is an indignant,
vengeiul spirit which will soon vindicate the su-
premacy of justice and the laws. We shall not any
longer permit our honest-hearted out-speakng citi
zsns TO be shot down like dogs in our public
streets. We shall not any longer suffer our sisters
and our daughters and the wives of our bosoms to
be sacrificed at the shrine Of lust. A spirit of re-
vengng justice has been awakened among us, which
will visit every quarter of the land and pour upon
the heads of all who dareo threaten, by their ini
quitous deeds of violence and blood, the perma-
nence and majesty of our free institutions.
MORE disqualification IN WALL STREET
has surely been paying some private visits to his
well-beoved IN Wall street of late, and we. now
rise each succeeding morning, open our eyes and
ears, and discover some new prank of his hopeful
progeny. Several " discoveries" of an awful ma
ture have certainly been made, of fast trotting
animals, swell drags Juvenile libertinism, flash
establishments, extensive defalcations, and sudden
absquatulatons Many recent ones have been re-
corded, but another was yesterday discovered, and
report says that an eminent Banking House in
Wall street suffers 10 the amount of some $40 600,
and that ten or twelve similar affairs likely to
be developed in the course of the week This is
the age of marvels, but it is not marvellous how
boy-clerks, with the down of manhood on their
chins, manage to keep their uptown establish
ments," their "turn-outs'' and their-"friends.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATEs.-We
give il as rumor from w ashington, that James S.
Green, Esq, of Princeton the son OF the memorable
DR.. Green, and the United States District Attorney
for the State of New Jersey, is to be appointed
United States Attorney General. We know that
there is considerable Tylerism in New Jersey, and
that it is all controlled and wire.worked by Mr.
Green and Captain Stockton, who it has been also
rumored would receive the appointment OF Secre.
tary of the Navy. One Of these rumors may pos
sbly prove true, but il is not at all probable that
New Jersey will supply beth Of those vacancies, and
very probably neither.
OK Dr-van Buren, Is greatly enraged at the
Piebeian and Globe on account of their foolish at
lacks upon the late patriotic and national celebra-
ton at Bunker Hill. Vans prudence has always
been in advance of his honesty and virtue. He
cares as much about the principles which shed a
halo OF glory about that festival, as his organs do,
but the old fox has a great deal more cunning.
The young uns' are not so well drilled as the old
practitioner In humbug and dishonesty. If they
don't learn something now, there's virtue in the
birch.
BooTHs AROUND THE PARK.-Booihs will be loca-
ted around the Park on the coming Fourth Of July
as usual. There have already been very many ap-
plcants al the Mayors Office to Mr. First Marshal
Clarke, for the needful certificates The situations
are nearly all taken, and probably few or none will
be left by next Monday.
MORE COMPLAINTS respecting the conduct Of the
resident physician at Staten Island, continue to pour
in upon The passengers of the steamer Neptune,
late from New Orleans, were subjected to the most
dlsagreeable annoyance, and many of them left a
large quantity OF linen and clothing in the hands Of
the medIcsl-laundre~ rather than submit to three
or four days detention Are we not to have stop
put to this unnecessary and unjusti6able conduct !
PRosREss OF VEsKTATIoN Horace Greeley has
got a, loggerheads with the very modest and saga
cious correspondent of the consumptive official
organ" ia this city, and founders through very
muddifed explanation Of bis coguettote with the ad-
mnistration. The zeal of Charles Fourier hath