The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-12

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undertaken to organize themselves into dstinc
resio-poiiical parry. Nor will we spare item ~
future We regard their course precisely a
we regarded that al Bishop Hughes,-as beins
in direct volar .oa of the principles Of the
American Cons tuition, and utterly hostile I,
TN rrue Princip es of civil and religious liberty
And once Tor . n, we tell the 'Nativ~s" that they
cannot TOO 500 crush such ''yelow flowers" and
Nip in the bud such "native blossoms" as we have
evbibitsd on ar first page. Let them do their duty
/ ~ = formers 1t abuses in municipal govern
nent, and TN ty will be well sustained But neither
they nor the Irish will be permitted 10 cultivate on
"a 10 soil SUCH poisonous "h)wers as those we have
pl1 cked fro N one Of their ho-beds. Mark that,
ye >iemagosiues, "naiive" and foreign"
Il owDysM on TUE lNcRgAsE.-A newspaper Of
any KIDD published III this city can scarce be taken
up wi rhout fading in its columns the record Of one
or mo. e OF these occurrences which have so ior z
dlssrac ed u.s. and appear TO put d, fiance all aw
and ord RI. Nor do we fad the present authorities
jot mo re active IN enjeavoring 10 suppress them
than thei predecessors. II was only few days
since thai respectable female most gros. ~
insulIed a. the Battery by one OF the black guar
that 10 tina, spot; aud WIS only after
repelions oi the offence that he was at last taken
into custod, by some gentlemen who witnessed his
behavior, ne officer bring near at haDd for such
purpose. As = 10, on Friday evening last Sno,her
dlssraceiu &C. took place nj the loot Of D~sbro-
srs street, nea To Mr. Rabineaus Saltwater Bath,
III which one e the persons ia that gentlen,an's
employ got sew rely beaten by gang Of rosvdies
who have irrq, eLted the spot for length of time
! past, and who are we'll known to the authorities;
end yet nolhitlg is done by them to prevent their
gathering and committing these d-predaiions.
All the park and public resorts are alike infrsted
with them, ss.ihat scarcely any person, particularly
females, at . ny hour Of the day walk along
them wiihon, being assaulted or most grossly
sailed with OBJ scene language. The same may be
! said of our IN oct public thoroughfares. Let any
one walk aIoog Broadway, Chatham street, or the
Bowery, at any hour, and he cannot avoid witness
lug repeated inst OF there occurrences Again.
on board the df trent steamboats, crossing the wa
| ter, how frrqueSstly are the like scenes taking
place; to such an extent is this becoming that il is
almost necessary for parties to go in large numbers
together for days pleasure, else well armed, to
protect themselves from such assaults, particularly
il they have ladies with them. The consequence
is that our most pleasant places-those delightful
spots where health and rational recreation are ms st
likely to be enjoyed, are deserted by the more re-
spectacle portion the community. m
Now all this is well known to the authorities
they are frequently toid of it 10y the public pr ST.,
and by private e mpIain,s, yet little or nothing is
done by Them towards its suppression. Surely this
i. not what the public ought 10 experience, nor is
it what they were promised previous to the last
municipal election Uni. So the party at present in
power beetir themselves in putting end to these
disgrac.iul occurrences, il needs but little fore
sight to tell that these miscreans will get SO EN-
| \ heir nwle ed,nD hat ia
At all unlikely bu,hat this city will be,a, distant
time, di.graced by such outrages as have heaped
such odium neghboiing city, and ere they are
efiecluaily put down, woiu loss oil life and pio-
perry will be the consequence.
, I THE PaEsENr RELATIONS of FRANCE AND Eng
4 LASD--THxsArENiNG SYMProMs.--The Engllsh
Journals, even before being aprzed Of The drpsr-
ture OF the expedition commanded by the Piuce &c
Jpnvi,le, pursue their anxious structures on III.
Morocco affair. They take no pains to suppress
their apprehe nsions OF the uiavorable results that
! may arise to the interests Of BRUSH commerce,
!. and their feeling the subject ! worthy Of no.
: tice. ALREADY" they say, 'the products Of
! Leeds and Birmingham have been excluded from
Agiers by the French However, from Gibraltar
they pass by way of Taogiers TO the Morocco
frontier, and from thence they penetrate into the
occupied the seaboard Of Morocco, by virtue o.
, the results Of this war, would not English com
!, merce be expelled from the " hole Of Northern
!. Africa ~
> The Journal from which this expression of Br
,ish apprehension is borrowed, goes SO far on The
topic OF pr -occuparion as to assign as the Cause
y OF The war, the design the part Of France Gu
!. of all transit for British merchandise by way
4 Morocco, which design il holds to be as ridiculous
. as the attempt Of Napoleon to prohibit the ex
. change of Russian hemp and tallow for English
. fabrics but what il really ridiculous, is that al
:, Their journal attributes TO Marshal Soul, the dss
A., of occupying one day snother-sooner or later
, Tmbuctoo!
In reality, the Imagination Of the English is in a
sta of agitation, perhaps we might say in state
a of arrangement al the least movem- nj Of the arms
of France in defence Of its honor interests. The
. English press coojures up phantoms, attributes ia
the French ministers plans of hemost gigantic
prizes aud rash projects Of which il is well known
,h-y are innocent. All this noise would merit lit
lie enough attention, Of itdid not betray the desire
of lettering French policy, which they in hopes
). If accomplishing by intimidation. The English
;. know very well, at heart, that the French army
!. are an fat 10 conquer, whether they retain Mo
4 rocco or not. Of the latter, perhaps the French
= government have no thought; yet the tendency q
{ vict,ry might render :he ling easy. and it miRh
i, be inevitable. The English protest beforehand b!
10 saying that the French Minister s not POSSE ssed
;, power sufficient to repress The Effect Of the test
!, 'nony al military commanders After The protest
!. hen comes the inenSce. The French are remind
:. ed, in hnush,y tones OF the celebration Of Admire
!, Nelson, that the independence sind The friendshi
:, of the Sultan Of Morocco, are Indispensable 1
England 10 case Of u naval war.
~ la all this, we are not to ausht but the pe Gu
II of Enrli.h h.,x nr,,nn