The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

would impress them. my friends and tis boy
INTO the hands OF OConnel whom he has allie
glance order that he may catch the Irish for the
whgs-this boy Repeater attacks us-QLoud grooming
and shouing)-but IL will not do my friends, you have
only to know whom this Hall belongs, and de-
ermned to purify those Courts and eep them Of
every wing democrat and get people halls
justice who will administer the law tor the benefit OF the
natioD-Q oud and vocierous cheerng) Yesmy friends
and neither Bishop Hughes and the foreign Irish-nor the
Irish Cahohos-nor the hungry ohcial shall have any
considerable uproar, confusion aAd calls Tor Quack.
enboss and various other names, after which
said the native American party had made glorious rally
the suppose you have heard OF Captain OF
the Watch who went in secret few days ago. and only
then got his naturalization Papers Cloud Giles Oh
shame shame-bravo, "gohO TINS gives the ne TO any
one that would say that s glorious demonstration was
this good and will make these lads look sharp II this be
bubble the best bubble that ever was got up WIN
of the Watch had not taken out his papers,
(Cries of Yes, yes Turn him out VIII just read
or You bit OF a verse for your edihca'ion -
TWAS not SO slow
In Mister Crasto
TO puff and to blow
For Tammany Hall
For though subject OF Vic,
The Pope and old Nick,
He managed to stick
In his Offices all.
Americans, see how unjustly you're treated
Awake, while you can, to your dangerous foe,
And kick out SUCH fellows as Mister Crasto!
Roars of laughter and renewed shouting) That just
what will say this worthy. With voice OF thunder,
we will tell them that succeed and their cabba-
ges roars aughter will send to the place to which
hey belong. Inc American people will rise upon their
ruin and shall wake up the truO American spirit and
pride.-(Loud cheering) We are now, tell them all,
showing ourselves against these foreign ices and IN
that will forever do US credit and the Americans
will bring back their rights again.
Here there considerable groans, and shouting for
msss Nine srosas for caso which given
amid shouting and yelling and all kinds oil noise and con-
NJ pror.,r ,h.n came Eor,r ard and addressed the
meeting said the low Irish should be- kept out OF the
affairs Of the country, (Cheers9 The American party
cples-Loud cheering2 tell YOU my friends the city
shou'ing with Hsrpsr at our head
friends to set fire old house. pointing to the City
HaD and all the and filth that lies within 1t
must be smoked 0ut.-(This was received with tremen
dous round of applause considerable shoutng) The
Irish bog trotters must be kicked out vi their places
(Cheers We want, my friends to see every thing right
Unless We put down this aagon foreign nsolence and
impudence, may bid farewell to hope aud we con-
to yield to this foreign yoke that has been hxsd upon
for If we do not do this we may bid adieu to our
existence and our independence IN al as majesty ceases
must be bound down; these irish Dog roers must pe
back to their native obscury TREMENDOUS cheers2
We must rally round the Bible which Washington we've
in the holy OF country and by which he made
| us free and elevated us to be nation
At the conclusion of this address, scene OF much up
roar and confusion prevailed when the whole party filed
off, and returned in procession to Washington Hail. the
| bands playing before them.
The Native Americans on passing the HERALD Once.
halted, and gave round of three hearty cheers Tor
| James Gordon Bennett ESQ"
| CARRoLLroN RAcEs.-The races over the Eclipse
| Course commenced again last Saturday, under
favorable circumstances than attended the first days
sport 1t is not purpose to tell how the
that day. but simply to chronicle the result which
as follows:-Capt. w j. Minors CHI. Norma; by Long
waist, out Of imp. Novelty by Blackjack, years old
lFrenchl, ia Fergus Duplantier's CHI Marine by
ell r. Taylors b. Sally shannon, by Woodpecker, out
of Darnley's dam, years old a. -; Col A. M; Binga
years old, 3, 5, 81 Jas Kirkmans CThos Krknansj CHI
IN. Susan Hill by imp Glencoe, out OF Susan Hull, by
3m. $685. course rather heavy. For yesterdays race,
there three entrees Peytona won two heats without
any great difficulty. We give the following summary
Third day-Jockey Club Purse 5000; three mile heats
J. Kirkmans CHI IN. Peytona, by imp Glencoe, out Of
Giantess by imp Leviahan years old, Il A. L. Binga
mans b. c. Rufn, by imp Hedgford out of Duchess Of
Marlboro. by Sir Archy years old 22 D. +. kenner's
gr Blue Bonnet by imp. Hedgford out of Grey Fanny,
by Bertrand, years old, 3, slime, en- 5Os-5m 64Is
| N. q. TTopio, March IL.
BUSINESS IN LowELL.-From present indications
our city bids fair TO present very busy, busing
aspect during the spring and Two large mills
are about to be erected one by new corporation tho
Connected with will be several blocks Of boarding
houses We also learn that unusual large number of
buildings will be erected the present year BY private na
Lowell Courier, March 10.
DUEL IN New ORLEANs.-Rumors were afoat all
day Yesterday Of an intended duel between two dstin
guished officers in the Mexican service; and indeed
that il is arranged they shall meet this
ing with
Swords out and fitting one at others breast
In opposition bloody."-Tropic, March II.
| CUTH.-We have heard of shoemaker in Con-
nectcut who bought shoe made OF rotten wood
Not being able to them he took his knife and sharpen
ed the other end ofthem aud then sold them for oats
Lo,oeH Courier.
| CouRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.
| 10 nyJa nj N tern
CITY Hail. the city of New York on Saturday the first
day June next IL o'clock at noon for the purpose oil
hearing writs OF error
| APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR AND SENATE,
March Is-selsh d. Strong, Superior Court Commission
or for suffolk County in place Of Charles A. Floyd,
| signed.
| ONO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, the
Ohio had twenty -four feet Of water In the channel
| and was rising
| FIRE IN LouIsvILLE.-Three large four story
brick warehouses Pearl street. In Louisville, owned
by Samuel Page Esq were destroyed BY fre on Thurs
day last-loss $4,000.
pENTING AND COLLECTING oFFICE;-PLTEt
Kentnx Coiiec,ns OF Rents Bills r-spectfsly solicts
the public his Office, NO s stee
second door below pcekman IT. T. hi"""'
| NIB lm"ic
| Orrrc, or J.yy,r,or l,,unAsor CSmrArr'}
No 80 Wall At. opposite the Exchange.
THIS Co.o,uv eonuues against oss and Ds-
mage by Fire goods rsrs ana msrcnana.s sno also
by inland 'f psSrS 81 ''''' ana '''
| uI w T,o,rs Elisha Riggs,