The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-17

We have introduced three cuts of the leading posi-
lions in this favorite dance which is now attracting
so much attention throughout the most fashionable
circles OF Europe, particularly those Of Paris and
London, and in the costume worn by CaIlotts
Grisi at her Majesty's Theatre, London. As there
Is no doubt but that it will be introduced and be-
come most popular at our most fashionable water
ing places during the present season-Saratogs
Springs, Hamilton House, New Brighton, Sharon
Springs, and other gay establishments have
given the whole description of the dance, with ele
CANT Illustrations M. Korponay, the Hungarian
Is about TO introduce il in this city as it was per-
formed at the Italian opera house in London and
Pans. and we believe he is the only person in the
United States that can give instruction in it.
-rHusLow WEED" DROWNING MAN CATCH
ING AT SrRAws"-Thurlow Weed jumps with Joy
at finding a single editor Of an obscure paper,
somewhere in the interior, who joins him and
Bishop Hughes in venting his spleen upon "Benneti
Of the New York Herald" Such luck Thurlow
has not had in many day-certainly not since he
picked up the remains Of Morgan, and put his
name in the Roman calendar. Yet, Thurow
quantity admits that his cup is not unminged with
deep bitterness" IL is painful and Notifying"
says the amiable Thurow," on the other hand to
see good, exemplary, Christian people, patronisng
and defending Bennett and the Herald" &C. &c
Go on, Thurlow. You are perfectly harmless
You cannot do evil enough in your public
capacity To require dissolution at a sixpence SIM
You IRE as harmless as your own Morgan after he
left Batavia by ight-but, as to the Bishop, we
are only waiting iill Stone gets through, when we
viii finish what is left Of his Reverence and show
TO the whole American people, the danger, the
duplicity, the wrongs, the nsoleuce, the folly Of
all Bishop Hughes movements in this city on the
school Question-that he is the first clergyman
who ever attempted, with any success, TO convert
church Of Christ into political club, and to open
up all the religious bitterness Of past ages We are
by no means done with Bishop Hughes and his
organs and supporters. We care nothing-not a
hg-for their violence, abuse and maevolence.
Oar heart is in the right psce-our principles are
10 the right place-the sound sense of the great
public is with us, and all the Bishops of Rome can
not reach NJ.
THE NEw PARTY AT OLD TRIcKs.-We have
been considerably amused by description, given
IN the organ Of the new party, Of grand frolic"
which the city fathers had the otherday Leaving
the filthy streets OF the ci,y-ihe wharves crowded
with plckpockets-Broadway ihronged with row.
dies aud lewd women-the omnibuses driving at
full gallop and all the other evidences of good
government behind them, the members of the
Common Council made pleasant trip TO Randall's
Island. But let us give the description ITSELF which
is one Of the choicest specimens of wit and poetry
we have met with for some time. Here il ISL
From the Organ of the Reform Corporstion.l
RASpALLs ISLAND, CsFREIss, La MoNAp, AND CoMyoRr.
The morning Of Thursday last being a delightful,
smiling joy inspiring morning most Of our City Fathers
a q MA md
sprnkng OF private citizens ourselves among the rest
embarked on board the comfortable furnished gra
uitously by the Harlem Railroad Company. and no for
sunt to Randalrs Island where all arrived safe and
sound in reasonable time Mr. Bell, (may his tone
premises at homes and fully prepared make his
guests The substantials forthcoming and on
xs sr ns
res ripe aye and sweet 10 boot delicious drops Of vege
table poetry that resisted the tongue trembled
delicious Chat peculiar taste that cherries and straw.
berries monopolize to remind OF their former plump
xsns ysis .U9 s' no
vainly attempts fasen hi. bu,,oncss vest exclsm
Happy with wives at home,
Or blessed hey ond in having none.
Ladies there were to honor the feast ~ aud hsppier
company have seldom than that left paying
their dsros TO friend Bells good cheer We had before
heard OF Rsndalls Island. perhaps but now we
know 1t and il will be long ere We forget "merry
meeting there"
We should not forget to mention the gentlemanly man
in which all concerned treated by the worthy
agents OF the Harlem Railroad Co, which company by
the way last increasing in public favor There with
many agents Of public convey certain repulsve
nottobeborne air, but here Is qste different all
gentlemany and accommodating and leaves the
perfectly satisfied with his ride and there's but little TO
pay"
So il seems the new reform party are at the old
tricks. Instead OF attending TO their business they
at the old game Of excursions and frolcs--
and merry makings--and spending the public
money. Really, we are sorry to see this. Our
hopes Of reform are fading away very rapidly.
The new corporation have been in Office for
number Of weeks and yet not great public mea-
sure Of utility or reform has been preached.
The SINEws or WAR.-lt is very well known,
that war can be carried on without plenty Of
funds, whether il be u real gunpowder war, a
mock war-poical or otherwise. We under
stand that great efforts are accordingly made Just
now by the hacks Of both parties to collect mo-
ney from the industrious and hard working men,
for the purpose Of carrying on, as they say in the
slang ct the day, the great contest for the Presi-
dency This business, however, has not been
verv successful. The people are growing wiser,
and resist the imposition.
We are glad to perceive, that the people will
not submit to the demands Of the adventures who
hans around the camp-these orators, vocasts
stumpers, shouters, who do all the clustering,
swearing. drinking, lying, and black guarding, OF
either party to which they belong This contes, will,
1t is TO be hoped, be conducted on principles Of
| common sense. The sooner the occupation of
such political adventurers Ne those who levy black
mail for the purpose OF carrying on the contest, be
gone, the better. Before the election Of $40, vast
sums were raised in this way; but the people now
see through this system Of deception.
The PHILADELPHIA Riors.-The Grand Jury Of
Philadelphia have finished their labors ON the re-
cent riots. The following 10 the substance Of their
dongs from the Philadelphia Gazette" of Satur-
day afternoon,
THE GnAsp Junv-Tss R,ors-The Grand Jury made
their Presentment 20 the Court OF Quser Sessions tbs
morning, and ailer~ ards discharged They STATE
that they have acted upwards Of hills Of ndlct