The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-20


The other took the malt.
However, true this tale may be,
We know they "pu" to bed;
And Just before John Bolts, he put
Anight cap on his head
Like Siamese twins they closely laid.
And talkd Of Bank and State
John Bolts got wrath and swore he'd leave
The CAPTAIN to his fate.
To make things worse just at the time,
40 surely twas too bad )"
While John talk something bit,
That set him raving mad.
The Captain tried to cool him off,
But John he was SO dry,
That he got up and made vow,
"To head him of or die"
Now let as sing-lopg live John Bolts
Long live John Tyler too"
And may when next they go to Browns,
Call-single beds for two. FUZZY.
MYSTERIOUS AND ALARMINe.-We find the fol-
lowing extraordinary announcement in the Mont
real Herald We give it rerbatim ct laerdtim. There
certainly must be trouble brewing on the border
Webster, great arbitrator of boundary Difficult
ties, has left the cabinet and the regular govern
ment ent for that region of country is understood
to be playing billiards, and we fear there is no one
to look after this fore boding Mischief
Advertisement.
THE ONLY SECURITY.
The soul that sinneth shall de-E=ekiei, 18th c. 4lh
All have sinned and come shor: of the Glory Of God
Therefore, by the deeds of the law there shall flesh
justified in his sight for by the law is the knowledge
Of sin.--Roms 3-2Cth.
Bnt God commandeth his love towards us in that while
we're yet sinners, Christ died for us-Roms. SIS
Believe the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be
saved-.4cts, 10th c. 3lstv
May Is. 81
New AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE OF SILvER.coLoRED
HATs-One Of the most beautiful hats ever intro
duced TO the public has just been got up by Messrs.
Genin and Van Vrankin, of PA Broadway, oppo-
site St. Pauls Church. 1t is called the ventilatng
gossimer hat, and is OF rich silver color; and
what is most remarkable weighs less than three
ounces. 1t is decidedly the prettiest article we
have yet seen in the market, and must have great
run. To show the difference between this hat
and others in point of weight, we give the follow
ing statement
Average weight Of common black hat, o.
Cost of do. So to 500
Weight OF Lpghorn hat,
Average weight of ventlating gossimer
hat, u
Price So so.
These hats are now for the first time introduced,
and the first ever made. Gentlemen will please
call and take a look at them:
BARK EMPREss-REpoRT OF THE CArTAIN-Our
remarks in regard to this vessel were taken from the
"Daily Periodical" a paper published at Malaga.
The facts, stated by Captain Townsend, are that
he had on board two hundred barrels of resin fer
ballast, and so informed the authorities There was
attempt to smuggle, or break any law of the port
There was no covering the vessel with the Amer.
can flag to prevent officers from coming on board,
and from the Captains statement, we can gather
nothing, but that he acted straight forward through
out his difficulties with the Governor. The Captain
OF the Empress has commenced "a Esult against The
government for detention, having been more than
thirty days in port longer than necessary.
THHArn1oA1. MOVEMENTS Booth, together will,
professor Rsley and son, have just concluded their
respective engagements at the fremont, Boston.
Professor Maffitt has been addressing the l. o. OF
| o. F. in Boston. Mr. Maffitt is certainly an artistic
OF varied talents.
VanGenhoff closed his engagement last night a,
the Park. He is underlined to appear next at the
National. Boston.
Russell gave concert at Troy on Thursday eve.
ming.
Brougham is playing at the National, Boston.
DR.. Lardner is at Natchez.
The QUEEN CITY OF THE WEsT.-The city OF
Buffalo seems destined to be the mightest inland
|
ing. 1t already claims 100000 Of inhabitants tri-
butary to its commercial Understanding an i'm
port and export trade four times as large as the whole
| foreign trade of the thirteen Colonies at the com.
mencement Of the Revolution.
| SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS IN CANADA.-This
Office has lately been filled by Frenchman, to the
great dissatisfaction of the natural born British SUBJ
| iects in Canada The Montreal Herald says:-
But while the colony possesses hundreds of English.
men Of high intellect many of whom are especially qua
with scorn and the feelings Of the whole Of their
country men tramped on by the selection OF French
man, alike destitute OF learning and ability This Super.
intendent Of Education, this Doctor Meeur is we
of little knowledge Of his own, and less OF any other
language man possessing not one necessary acquire
ton intellectually and nationally incompetent to the du
ties Of the Office His ncepacity is only exceeded by hi.
and nfraction in others Of that very law
which he owes his place. We suboin a few specimens
erudion of the Superintendent. of Education extract
ed from his official letter to the Chairman of Common
School Commissioners Of Compton
"Ajourney undertaken to complete my visit OF the
terminate in s42 has been the of this delay
as have nobody to supply me in the office, while ab
| sent"
ain the school districts where there il school hou.
is not necessary to build one to be entitled to the a.
| location
"My advice is that they should build large school hou
isolated from the tbi OF the population and well air
this would be better both for the health and progress
| Of the children, we might say for their morals
NAVAL List of officers attached TO the U. s
brig Somers, now at Norfolk, and bound on a cruise
ia the Yves, Indies John w. West, Lieut.. Com
manding; VIM. ]. H. Robertson, lst Lieutenant
James F Armstrong, I'd do; J. X. w. Mullany
Acting Master; II. M. Heiskell, Purser VIM. B
Sinclair, Assistant Surgeon; George w. Clark
J. w. A. Nicholson, VIM. H. Hudson, Midship
men Paul Loyal, Commandant's Clerk John
Ritter, Masters Mate Edward T. Storms, Purser',
Steward.
| Literary Notices.
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