The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-24

was never for mentioned candidate for the vice
He Is therefore, u.der obligation to re ire from the
contest, but to persist in having that justice done
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take great pleasure in seeing here around me tonight
in your number clear and undoubted evidence that the
democratic patty resolved to do justice TO the honest
John Tyler Qoud cheers) Why should they mott Look
back upon the last three years and how much they
in Is4O, when the famous Bank Bill was crushed BY his
veto? What ask would be Its state at the end Of TWEEN
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oblivion and for that policy the democracy Of the land
It is right say, that no should demand Justice before
giving his right the Presidency mmense cheerng9
length into and explain The principles Of John Tyier
administration Cheering but in consideration Of the
aleness Of hour the fatigue incidental to the pro-
ceedngs, will beg leave to withdraw.
The Chair then adjourned the meeting amidst three
cheers for Alderman Shaler.
ASTOUNDING AND FASHIONABLE ARRIVAL IN NEW
YoRK.-We learn that the incompatible DIR. Still
man. of New Orleans, has just arrived in this city,
en- route to Saratoga, where he will create prodi
gious sensation amongst the fashionables there.
Doctor Stilman, it will be recollected, was well
known here some years ago, by his famous prepa-
ton Of sarsaparila. About six or seven years ago
he went to New Orleans, and has been operating
there to great advantage since He there married
young lady worth an immense fortune-probably
half a million of dollars at least-and now owns
half dozen plantations and negroes by the hum
dred Of course he has cut the sarsaparila bottle,
and now uncorks only the champagne. The Doc
tor will probably make his entree into Saratoga in
an elegant carriage with four horses and out.rders,
so as to astonish the "natives" In fact, he will
set an example in the way of elegant, dashing,
fined, and SNOWY aristocracy to the fashionables Of
Saratoga-the descendants Of the meritorious
wood-sawyers and coalporters Of New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore. There VIII,
indeed, be great time in Saratoga next week.
The Doctor leaves in day or two. He has taken
apartments at one of the fashionable hotels in
Broadway-we are sorry we can't at this moment
mention which of them.
WRBB's LIBEL ON Mr. Rusr.-As our readers
know, the enlightened jury, in the case Of Mr..
Rust, of Syracuse, against Webb for libel,
awarded the plaintiff verdict of $1,000 damages.
II is now said that Mr. Rust will not demand pay
ment Of the sum awarded, being satisfied with the
triumphant vindlcation of his character. We can
very well appreciate the generous and dignified
conduct of Mr.. Rust but his refusal to demand
payment OF the damages, will be regarded by many
as good deal like making virtue Of necessity.
We are inclined to believe that to get this money
out of Webb, would be about as difficult process
as taking the pantaloons off a Highlandman.
COMING TO THEIR SRNsEs.-We are glad to per-
csive that the organ of the new party has at last
been forced to admit that Broadway Is indeed night
ly infested with rowdiss and prostitutes, and tina
something ought to be done to check this evil. 1t
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peals on this subject. And yet not long since this
identical little organ squirted all the venom its lit
tie carcase is capable of secreting upon all who
dared to say thar we needed police in Broadway
to keep free from the rowdies, back-legs, soap
locks, negroes and vile women who now infest it.
Now that the new party have got their eyes open
on this matter. we trust that something will really
be done to abate the nuisance of which we have
SO frequently complained.
PUBLIC BATms.-A proposition is now under the
consideration of the city authorities for the erec-
ton of public baths in the Park, Chatham square,
and Franklin square; the price to be three cents for
admission to the public, and six cents for private
Baths. This is very seasonabe and jadicious
proposal; will be source Of health and comfort'
and the sooner it is accomplished the better.
make them ornamental TO the city quite practi-
cable. II would be wise to keep the two ends IN
view, and even incur little extra expenditure TO
make them such as would beauty the city. The
sacrifice will be but temporary one for, low as
the prices are, they will be the of revenue
sufficient to make the enterprise profitable one.
We would be glad, then, to see taete and elegance
displayed in their construction and situation, that
their benefits may be seen as well as felt.
ITALIAN OPERA HoUsR-DR. LARDNER's Lee.
TuRE AND ExHlBrTIoN.-One Of the largest and
most fashionable audiences of the season attended
this theatre on Monday evening. The house was,
indeed, filed to overlooking, several hundreds
leaving from inability, even to approach the door,
SO great was the rush. very large proportion Of
the audience consisted Of ladies, and it included
most Of the respectable and fashionable families
now in town. The number within the theatre
could not have been under twelve hundred. An
other entertainment and exhibition is announced
for tonight; and the last will be given tomorrow
evening, DR.. Lardner being announced to open in
Saratoga on Monday
The NAe's HEAD.-It will be seen by advertise
ment, that Mr. Byrnes, the proprietor, invites such
of his friends and the public as may require lodg
ings, to the comforts of his establishment, for Is
cents per night. Those who like cleanliness, good
order and quiet, should consider the offer liberal
one. His house, No. 8 Barclay street, is in con-
venient and central situation.
The CASE OF BRUTALITY AT HoBoKEN.-Seve-
raj Of the city presses who were not supplied with
the information relative TO the brutal treatment oil
Mrs. Danielson at Hoboken on Saturday night,
have evinced the usual disregard Of truth in no.
ticing our almost exclusive account. The whole
transaction as related in this paper is true from be-
ginning to end, but fortunately the woman was not
so severely injured as to cause her death. A man
has been arrested on suspicion of aiding Gray in
pulling Mrs. ID. from the wagon