The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-29

Or The editors are making themselves witty
over one OF Governor Bouck' s bunders II appears
that his Excellency, being introduced TO Bishop
McClusky few days since, asked the Catholic
dgnitaIy how his wife and children were. Funny,
isn'tt! The old white horse probably, supposed
that man could get along without wife, and as
| a natural consequence-chlldren.
o. John G Spencer has gone West. He waited
here 10 see VI either party wanted his aid yet ne-
ther party offered bid Just we expected and
predcted man oil talent, without being man
Of sense, is useful 10 neither side: He has by this
| time discovered the sincerity OF those men who
promised TO make him "favorite OF New
York"
| o. A "colored gemman" was detected in PHI
| lad~phia on Tuesday last, in criminal intimacy
with q very pretty white married LADY. The nig-
ger is rich hand dandy; OF stalwart proportions,
and polished ebony complexion. The lady slight,
girllsh and very fascinating. What odd tastes some
| people have.
The Great Moral Reform party now in power
here, having been sovsry succs ssu IN us war upon
The apple women, commenced on "Wednesday
| nlght fierce and lndiscriminate attack upon the
/ unfortunate women found ia broadway. by what
| sign do the DogbeTres Of the watch know an ho-
nest from dishonest womani
o. Polk stalks generally die in November
i There Is KIND, however, IN Tennessee which the
democrats consider rrnnial.
o. We dreamed last night Of fshins for catfish
| IN Inc river Jordan-never got bite. VIII some
| oneIrocftic interpret this dream for u.s.
| Co. Monkeys were made first men afterwards.
Dandies are larger, but not improved, species Of
monkeys
0c5- Some Of the daily papers begin to publish the
usual nonsense for the fashionable summer re-
sorts y about the blooming Miss A the merry
Miss b., the graceful and winning Miss G aud
the fair brow'd Miss ID. Amusing, but lmper,inent
% The cordwainers Of Lynn Mass. have start
ed little paper called The Awl We trust that
this last enterprise OF the crlspens may end WE'LL
| Philadelphia Times
| Atol well that ends we'll"
| WAIT a wHILE.-A democratic lady in Wood
stock w. who has been married about six months,
says she intends TO name her first child after James
K Polk. She had better wait and If 1t isn't a
gal
IorrL. This establishment has been very much
improved OF late, rehtted, iepalnled, and embel
hshed. Look and see The Captain. He Can
mhke you the tallrst kind Of Il cobbler. His re.
reshmenis all first rate.
o. Run to your dinner run TO your work, rur
alter knowledge, but never run in debt
OJ- The Louisville Daily Rover is dead. Rea
soD-lt couldn't live.
0c;- The Miertes are holding a camp meeting
On staten Island. They believe that the woilc
Wti nome TO an end sooner or later. So do we
.y TAYLoR.-This singer is getting popu!a-
ts sne never imagined. An attack anu an dmende
honorable has appeared In the New YORK Spiilt al
the Times. The attack was poetical efusion that
was anything but h,tterlng TO the fair singer. II
crept IN, V. understand, as. communications some.
times will The frIe nds OF the aggreved party were
on the point, SO saysheport, OF commencing an ac-
uon against the SPIRIT, laying damages AT ten thou
sand dollars The following appeartd IN the splrii
OF the Times" yesterday, under the head OF things
| JOUR- MARY
THE AMENDE HONORABLE" Orig inal, pom Honor .
THE POET LAUREATE or The M. CA.
Don't suppose Pm going TO rail, or
Undervalue Mary Taylor
There's not a settler or sailor,
But adores sweet Mary Taylor.
He's q stony hearted jailor,
I'll Who could fetter Mary Taylor
: Did own south whaler,
Whales I'd catch for Mary Taylor
. We're thy cheek like lily pale,
| Rid as ruby, Mary Taylor
Thy waist upon the splendid scale, OF
Slim, I'd worship Mary TaJ lor
II London city, III be ball.
IL Paris, would pet Mary Tay
II Not human being, male or
Female hut likes Mary Taylor
Juvenile I ancient hala or
Hearty, go for Mary Taylor
could neither sup on quail or
Rabbit WEIGH. with Mary Taylor.
Quaf with sefsame gusto; ale, or
Cambertin, with Mary Taylor!
Drink thy health in porter stale, or
| Sparkling Hook, sweet Mary Taylor
IL Share cottage in vale, or
Palace grand, with Mary Taylor
Breezes never blow gale, or
Visit roughly, Mary Taylor!
III Cease rude Boreas, bustrng raier :"
Zephyrs fan thee, Mary Tailor I!
q Who sings Sitting on Rail" or
ri 81 Lucy Long /" like Mary Taylor
Breath scarcely can eAhnle. or
IL Suspirate, for Mary Tay Tor
III Not college man in Yale. or
III Cambridge. read Mary Taylor
Ten Thousand Dollars on the nail, or
1 Kneel we do to Mary Tsylor
! The M. G. A. means the Massachusetts Cod As
4 ISOLATION, and the author Is supposed to be IN
!, witty Mr.. Brougham.
EXAMINATION or REV. JOY III FnRcHrLD. -Thi
examination IS still going on before the Eccleslas
tcal Court Mr.. Fanchd commenced his de
fence yesterday afternoon, The grounds he tool
were that a base and wicked conspiracy had beer
laid to rum his character, and remove him from
. the ministry, and that the charges alleged agains
him were iase To prove the inst he read seve
raj anonymous letters sent to individuals in hi
town, calling him a clerical scoundrel, and charg
ing hum with having had criminal intercourse witt
certain married women in his parish and hand
l bill headed "A wolf in sleeps clothing" anc
signed 'tEpaplroditus," charging him with simila
| acts OF immortality.
his defence still goes on, and he has Gale
! witnesses to contradict Rhoda Davidson, us to he
statements OF time when she went to live with DR.
Chaplin, OF Abingdon, OF her taking medicines
while there for suppfesslons, DC. &c. Mrs Fair
child was examined in the morning. She was on
the stand great while. Her testimony was main
ly as to the dates when Rhoda Went TO Dr. Cha
pms, Of Abingdon, to contradict khoda's State
ment and rebut her testimony, although given IN
very frank and candid manner, had little refer
eDcc 10 the particular case under consideration
She manifested The strongest affection for her hus.
band, but dlsclamed any motive but that OF truth,
believing before God he was innocent
DR.. Perry, Mr.. Odn, and Mrs. Fairchild wer,
also examined III defence In relation 10 Mr. Far
chlld's insanity, the circumstances under which h.
attempted 10 commit suicide, and these details
painful as they were, were fully gone into, manly
| TO get his declaration at a moment wnen II wa
supposed he was a d. ing man.
i Tnese witnesses all said at that time he declared
| his innocence as to charges preferred against HIM,
| aud when he called his family together supposinl
he would not live, he declared his innocence, anu
| Mrs. Falrchlld said that he at that Tune SAID =
| friend advised hum TO do what he had done viii
| Rhoda Davidson, that is in giving her the money
| but having solemny promised not 10 d,vuIge thai
friends name, he had not done II. Thuslar, how
| ever, the defence does seem TO touch the
or AS UT go lar 10 convince the minds Of the
Gil ri his innocence.
/ have taken very iull notes az all the evidence