The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05
Extracts from tho Sunday Papers.

prom ths Despatch. Of Yesterday
The Co~risr and E~gtu~ has, during the very
last week, Committed 6lasphemy and avow ed Itself
mhdeL And the sln has been OF deliberate com
mission, too The Courier virtually tells its cad
ers that the religion II Mahomrt, ss illustrated in
the acuon OF this present nineteenth Ger tiry. SUI
| penoT To the religion Of Chris. We withhold the
proper expression Ut our indignation at this open
and Svow.d Intd,hty, on the part Of men VINO
clam To belong to, and who actually worship IN
the Protestant Episcopal Church. until we can cou-
sslt The bishops thercunto belonging.
STRAscERs ~ INV YoRK Since our last issue
three IhoosaGd sik hundred aud eighty strangers
have arrived att~euty four city hotels On,Monday,
there were 567; On Tuesday, 455; on "Wednesday,
go on Thursday, 79j on Fuday, 6s2 and on
Saturday. 632 OF these, ,7T put ~ at five Of the
principal hotels at the Astor, 52j; Americaa,
los Irving, $50 LoveJsy's, 303; and ~ the United
States, 257. Estimating that but ons-hhh OF those
who came 10 New York put no at these hotels IL "a
fair to suppose that eighteen thousand four hun
dred strangers arrived IN THIS city dunng last week.
II u believed I've don't say that II IA -o) that Miss
frrder,cs Bf.per ~ the guest ut Miss Anne Lynch,
The celebrated American puetcss There vas a
painful rumor atioat yesterday that tn. swedish
Vice Consul had applied TO- Judge Belts, OF the Z.
= Court, Tor writ 1T hdbsgs corpus, the intent
beng to brlng Mlss Frederick Bremen before the
court, that che may testify whether or no she Is
held in unlawful dure.s by the said Anne Lynch.
her cOadutor- or co-helpers. We do hope that
the litc difficulty will be settled without an Az.
peal to the laws. MIS-. Anne Lynch must give Up
the body Of Fredencs Bremer. IL demanded ia the
way We have Indicated but why not surrender her
volustaflly
pr, the Mercury
SALE op In. HoUsroSs BIBRARr.-The librar,
OF the late Dr. Houston. cons sting of medical aud
mIsce llaneouz WORKS OF rare velse, will BE- offered
Tor sale by Cooley ~ keese, corner Of Broadway
and Dey street, on the nlsht Of Friday next Il
will prove an excellent opportunity Tor ths frtends
81 this estimable gentleman 20 obtain keepsake
The proceeds will be appropriated for the benefit Of
his femily.
"1HE PEssius LIAR This is the startling
heading to au sTtlcle IN the Tt,bprs, 10 which ID
Rives 'thret ont ~ at icAst hundred bare faced
istthoods in the editorial OF this dsys' ALBANY Al
t0s Weere then assured that these falsehOods
care iair ssmple a the lot, aud II their scout.
lzen political paper seems TO demand talent ~
lackguardiep.
EsIsRArlOs 10 low.--lti ~ estimated that be-
tween fourteen and fifteen hundred wagons have
crossed the Mississippi at this place. within tie sst
rive vccks. bringing immigrants from Ohio, ii-
disnH AID Illinois, and all Of them seeking homes
10 Iowa They have generally gone TO The nc~
counties on and west ~ the Des MONIES river
where. we know, they will find lands and other
agricultural advantages, equal 10 any in The world
Allowing hive persons 20 wagon, there have
crossed ~ this place alone, between 1000 and
5000 persons We are told that the same extra.
ordinary influx OF immigrants has taken place az
all the other crossings along the river Dubuque,
down to keOkuk IL ~, therefore, reasonable 20
suppose that from 10000 90 $500 persons have
been added 10 our population within the last mOnA
and hall. and the tide is siil pre- ssIsg towards
us- Darlington (i0acqD Gazette.