The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

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glad to him return safe aier SO long voyage upon
the deepthey profess desire 10 do him every act OF
kindness in their power but in reality il is to decoy the
day or two to strip him of all the hard earnings OF the
whole voyage-Cheers) He told me my ship was
boarded usual by of these sailor landlords who
seemed especially glad to he said, he recognized
me old acquaintance, though did not know had
him before, but he would have it that had
it, and must go again. He said, come now take a
glass with me-" and he took bottle from his side and
drank went to his house and there some one cut OF
my pocket took all my money, and when my money was
gone was kicked into the street-as usual Last night
! lodged upon the open ground in the Park near the
continued and then his eyes mosten. f" have -
he resumed respectable friends in this city, have
brother an attorney, and his office is at No = in
Nassau street but how can go to meet my brother
in such plight r(Cheers) did for that poor sailor
what thought duty required land urged him to sign
circumstance in illustration of the in which
sailors are too often treated You WILL therefore have to
this cause who will abuse both You and the cause and
who would serve YOU friends tas he landlord served
the poor sailor have told you Of Expecting and knowing
this my seaarng friends, all you have to do is to stand
erectbe temperate, firm. dare risk such seaman in
defending his rights-(Cheers) God bless you in this
movement and in every other movement which is cacu-
lated to make you men-whch is calculated to not only
call forth the energies of your mind to improve your
heartswhch is calculated to do you good in every way
loud cheers) rose to congratulate you'll shall sit
down congratulating you this movement; and Mr..
President when go into my closet as do daily and
seeth in secret shall remember this Association and all
associations for the benefit Of brethren who follow the
sea, God bless you in this work And ifhere is any
sailor here who wishes to join this Society and has not
his dollar to enable him, it is in my pocket for him..
Great cheering)
The CHAIRMAs then added few concluding obserya.
tons and after several members had been enrolled the
proceedings terminated.
THE OrERA.-A good deal of expectation has
been aroused in relation to the new Opera House,
of 49, L. .Jx. II
probably be finished some time in the month of
January. There is an immense amount of musical
talent in this city just now within the reach of the
managers. But Judging from the past, we have
very little hope indeed of seeing the organization
of any company in such manner as to call forth
the town. We see already two parties formed,
one in favor of De Begins as manager, and the
other for George Loder; and this spirit of rivalry
and opposition extends down to the third violin.
1t is TO be regretted that such clsq,les should be
formed. They will in all probability produce much
badfeeling, and we may expect to see great many
crude and impracticable ideas thrown out before
the house is ready 1t Is most astonishing thing
that those whose profession in public is to create
harmony, should be proverbial for their success in
producing discord in private But so it is and so
1t will be, we suppose, to the end of the chapter.
"THE Holy CRY New JERUsALEM'-A Ser
mon preached at the Dedication of the New
Church Temple in Providence, r. |. by BIZ Barrett
Published by John Allen, l39 Nassau street.
Here we have an expose of the principal doctrines
of the New Jerusalem Church, as contained in the
writings of the great Swedish Theologian and Phi.
losopher Emanuel Swedenborg. Those who wish
to know what these doctrines are, may learn from
small expense Of one shilling Whatever people
may say, one thing is certain, that the works Of
Swedenborg appear to be attracting considerable
attention from the thinking men of this age-much
more than at any former period. And the public
will thank Mr.. Barrett for condcnsing, as he has in
this discourse, all the important theological views
OF Swedenborg, In so concise and cheap form.
The following, found on page "a of this neat PAM
phlet, is from Swedenborg's great work, the Area
ma CGlestla We commend it for the spirit Il
charity and true liberation which it breathcs:-
ut is very common thing" says swedenborg, "foi
those who have conceived an opinion respecting any
truth Of faith judge Of others that they be saved
but by believing they do which, the Lord
has forbidden-Mat vii J. p On the contrary, persons
they have received of good and truth
The life of charity to think we'll of Others and wish
well to Others and to perceive joy in ones self at the sal
walton Of others but they have the life of charity
who not willing that any should be saved but such
a. believe as they themselves do"
denborg teaches, we are ready to saw 1--WE will
hear thee again OF this matter"
NIBLo's.-A new bill of entertainment is an
nounced for this evening Tomorrow being
Thanksgiving Day. there will be grand juvenile fete
sn he %h
horses and the matter Of fact jokes Of the clowns
tute their never failing enjoyment. Great preparations
well and Stone determined to maintain their well
earned reputation Of spirited caterers
THE Spy OF ST.. MARc's-Ths new spectacle dra.
ma Is, from Its success last night bound to be the
author. MIR. Stevens the interchangeable stage manager OF
the Chatham, has been most happy in his choice OF Ian
into the most effective situations all exceedingly u
dicious, and well timed The young artist Mr. Hielge
has displayed in the scenery knowledge of his profss
sion, and degree Of taste which very many of more
years standing, might well envy. The garden scenetht
hall scene and others which space permitted
particularse might besow thereupon the highest EN-
comiums The properties Banners emblems, Sc of which
there is infinite variety and of the most gorgeous de
scrption OF the acting where every member 'acted
well hisor her part" it would be almost invidous to dis
nguish. We shall, however, advert to the subject at
the earliest moment and leave it by simply saying tina
the same bill will be repeated tonight
GRAND FAMILY HoLrpAY AT THE AMERICAN MI
SEUM.-Splendld performances at O'Clock Il. NJ.
and in the evening The Gypsy Family is most int
resting group, being the first of that singular tha
ever emigrated to America. Their music, singing, dan
cling &c the stage excited great deal of attention
last night The Queen is fortune teller Of abi
ties, and receives hundreds of calls every day from tin
first classes in society. Gen. Tom Thumb is standing
curiosity which every body admires. Tomorrow being
Thanksgiving Day, there will be extra attractions with
superb day performances.
Il. WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL. AND DA,
pHANous PAISTINGs.-This truly splendid, moral
and instructive entertainment closes on saturday evening
next has been acknowledged by all who have seen
them that they calculated to improve the taste
for fine arts and improve the mind than any other
tertainment offered to New York audience and
would advise those who have not already visited them
give Mr. w. call.
o. THIS EVENING PROFESSOR BRONsON's
Fourth Lecture Oratory, Music, Laws of Being Phi
sology, Sc, with Dssections OF the Mannkn, in Ru
gers Institute, at q O'Clock nterspersed with Reading
REGULATIONS and Singing, by Mr. Nash among the piece,
are Hamlets Instructions Delivery" by Shakespeare
Byrons Address to the Ocean," The Whisper
" Flow gently Sweet Afton," al Life the Ocean
Wave" :" Girls Beware" Admission IS cents. Frida,
night the second lecture &c. at the University Chapel
G3-A CARD.-TO THE 100000 MARRIED AMI
UNMARRIED GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK-Th,
personal comfort Of large body Of citizens
certainly worthy the utmost endcavos of all who love
their fellow Prompted by this audabe desire, hav
ing in view the abatement of great personal well as
general complaint Of the deeterious effects which bad