The New York herald., 1845-07-11

advocacy OF Mr. Webster. This, Webb very cody
asks us to believe, was all quite gra,utous, but DR..
Bacon shows, IN very satisfactory manner, that 1t
was ofa very different and more characteristic
tnrc. There can be no doubt, indeed, that the
change IN the Courier was produced by similar
process as that adopted in the memorable case OF the
Uulted States Bank, though We cannot say whether
52 900 was the exact sum ''raised" this OCCASION
1t Is also supposed that the recent association OF Mr.
Charles King in the edtorship Of the Courier was
part of the arrangement.
Al all events, this Courier, which has occa-
sionaly talked with such virtuous Indignation about
black mail, and all that, is the most mercenary-
the merest hireling press that existed in any
country.
HoBoKEN.-No place in the vicinity of this city
has undergone so many alterations and improve
ments this delightful spot during the past twelve
months The old buildings the ferry, the hotel
formerly kept by the Messrs Perry, has been taken
down, the ground levelled new walks laid out, the
roads improved, fine trees planted, and numerous
splendid residences and cottages erected. Among
them is a most magnificent hotel, with capacious
stabling, the left hand side, near 10 the ferry
This will be found great acquisition to the farmers
and travellers OF Jersey and other parts visiting the
CITY, This establishment is now taken and fitted up
IN most splendid style, and will shortly be OPEN
ed. The roads and walks to the Elysian fields,
as wellas the fields themselves have been much i'm
proved. Here, every afternoon that the weather
permits, there are various descriptions of amuse-
ment, calculated both to instruct and delight
the aged and the juvenile The Fakir of Angelina
Is truly astonishing performer, and is daily draw
ing thousands to see him. The dancing and singing
by Miss Emons Is greatly admired; the exhibition
OF the Acrobat family in miniature commands the
most marked attention and affords to the Juveniles
infinite delight. OConnel, the celebrated tattooed
dancer, also affords considerable amusement Ad-
ded TO all these the music of the New York Brass
Band lends lis charms. There is no place in the vi
cnty OF any city where such an interesting, ration
al and beautiful afternoons entertainment can be
enjoyed, al such triting expense, and to pent-up
citizens must be invaluable, and indeed is apprecia-
ted accordingly. The conveyance to and from this
delightful spot is now everything that can be des-
red IN addition TO the new ierry-bcat recently placed
on the Barclay street Ferry, another will, in week
or two be placed on the same station, and all the
other boats on the other ferries be altered and i'm
proved, so that visitors TO this pleasant place NAV
rely upon every security and dispatch For all these
improvements the public are indebted to the enter
Prise and perseverance of the Messrs Stevens. of
Hoboken, of whom it is only justice to say that they
deserve all the patronage the public can bestow
POLLY BoDNE-NEw TRIAG-We learn from a
member OF the bar, who returned from Utica in last
evenings boat thathe Superior Court Yesterday de-
lvered an elaborate opinion in the case of Polly Bo-
dine, directing new trial, and deciding all the
points raised by her COUNSEL on the last trial. in her
favor.
Mr. McLANE.-ln yesterdays paper, by mis-
take OF the proot-reader, we made to represent
Mr. McLane as having gone to England. lie does
not SAL from this country till the 10Th instant
SIX Days LATER FROM CANTON shin
Henry Pratt arrived at this port yesterday evenin
from Canton, but brings no papers or news of later
date than those previously received.
ANTI-SLAvEIY MOVEMENT IN A New SHAPE
We have had various plans proposed by the aboli-
tion fanatics for the accomplishment of thei
schemes. Garrison-vendal Phillps-Abby Kelly
all OF the leaders, male and female, have given 9
their IDEAS and not unfrequently have almost
scratched out each others eyes in their Jealous ad
vocacy of their own darling idea But the most
amusing of all these plans has just been developed
to the world by the renowned Cassius NJ CLAW. who
has lately started anti-savery paper in Kentucky
and was somewhat distinguished during the late
Presidential campaign as an anti-slavey aeitaior
besides being taken into the special care and pro-
tectlon OF the greatmoral philosopher OF the Tribune
who teaches us that mutton and the marriage con.
tract are alike unworthy of civilized society. and
who is such devoted admirer Of bran bread and
wool Well, this 'Cassius NJ. Clay comes out with
his plan. II is very simple and Ineligible. II ia
the use OF the "cold steel and ball, the pistol and
bowie knife, subterranean batteries. hollow squares
and battalons four deep" He denounces the ridi.
cuous idea OF "poral power" and with the great
est nonchalance, goes on 10 say
Experience teaches Nv. common sense teaches us
virtue teaches u.s. justice teaches the right
us, instinct teaches us, religion teaches u.s. that Il
loses Of its force by being backed with cold
steel and the flashing blade tho pistol and tho BowI,
knife Without these, " moral powerr has been and
will be again ridden on a rail- il will be rraced with
pumigerous coat OF less enviablc colors than that Of
Joseph Of old. and not easily torn of Moral powe,
stands by and sees men slain in vicksburg Catholic
churches plundered in Massachu setts-g good citizen,
murdered in the defence OF the laws in Philadelphia
public meetings broken up in New Yorkthe envoys OF
Massachusetts mobbed in the SouthUne States citi
zens imprisoned in Charleston and New Orleans-mer
hung to tho limbs Of trees in the Southern States fo
exercising the liberty Of sPeech-Lovejoy murdered
IN llimois-Joe Smith assassinaed in the Sanctuary
the law. She stood by in Paris, during the French
revolution and saw the peasant and the prince male anc
emaie. the young, the beautiful, the braves brought
% the oiock She looked coldy when Christ himself
was crucihed IN Judea We say, then, she powerles
oi herself Meet mobs with " moral powers-not SO
the little corporal" Of Corsica-he are to bs
met (when will the American people learn il y with
" round and grape-to be snsw cred by shsrnnel .nS
Congrevs1to be discussed in hollow squares and reft
| cd by battalions four deep" A ie'''
Such is fair specimen Of the manner In winch
THE wretched fanatic is directing what he calls hi.
free, dgnihed, and virtuous press
TRIAL FOR MURDER.-At Troy, on Tuesday. wa,
commenced the trial Of Henry G. Green. for IN,
alleged murder Of his wife, Mary Ann by poison i
February at Berlin The whole OF that day was
up In hearing the evidence Of the medical men who ex
pcJ h. hodx and