The New York herald., 1850-04-06

n N Mean AKp Hrs LmErs - Somebody has
sent q copy Of an evening payer, which contains
a card of M III Noah. 10 which he talks with
some curious indignation cf hbsls and libel suits
We did not obssrye the card at the Time Of ss pub
hcston, but n will do now to notice IL. Il is very
lsugsshle TO see this chap expressing so much Ia
dlenarion about hbels and hbel suits. whos~ whole
lite for twenty or thirty years pas, has been cha
rseIerized for netting else For nearly fifteen
years past, in every Journal with which M. NJ.
Nosh has been connected, he has weekly aud al
most daily been lbellIng Mr. Bennett. in every
possible way ridculiug him without stunt. 10 an FL.
tent beyond any,hing that ever characterized the
press here or elsewhere. In original letter, now
in our possession, written by the late Ex-Governor
Wilson, Of South Carolina, IL Is stated, among
other droll things, that Noah is a Canadian by
birth, and not 4 native Amsrican; and yet this
same Noah has never failed TO imputr u as CRIME
and an offence TO Mr.. Besneu, thsi he happens to
be native OF an old country. But tais 10 not all
For the last nine years this same Noah, claiming TO
be man, has equally hbeed Mrs Bennett, whe-
iher she has been in Europe OF IN this country,
without any cause On her part, or any renorse or
penitepce on the pir If the Jew. Nay, on the
very back Of his Indictment h- cooked up In his
Journal ridiculous sn9 leelops rumor, which
was first coined by a drunken letser-wnier =.
Washin gton, and frs, published Ia a Baltimore
paper, TO the effect that Mr. Bennett Vas seeking
for the Austrian mission from the present cabinet
that dishonoys the administration of the noble
patriot now at the head Of the government. He
essa'ls Mrs. Bennett with the ridiculous I'm.
pudenf, vulgar slang. Now, as far as Mr. Ben
nett may be concerned, il may be all fair game. to
make HIM an object Of attack, from any motives;
but we rather think it is trespassing lltile on
good taste, TO bring into wspaper controversy the
name of lady, who has nothing at all to do with
editors quarrels Of any kind. nor has ever inter
feredwith the PORK and old clo' Of Mordecai. But
Mrs. b. has too much sefrespect aud self reliance,
10 care anything for what he or any other mean
creature may, in heir malice, say of her sings
and doings. Sc Tie blood of Douglas can protect
itself"
As to the Austrian mission, or any other mis-
zion, we know that Mr. and Mrs h. know what
stuff dreams are made of. Duriny their last
tour in Europe, although only travelling as private
persons, they were satiated with presentations to
emperors, kings, princes, dukes, and human ma
ture OF the like kind, In every shape and form.
Austria, shor, time before he ran away from the
popular outbreak in his cepita 1t took place In
the Imperial Palace, at Vienna, in the presence VI
the Prince Of Prussia, the Grand Duke Michael Of
Russia. and whole train Of military dlgoitares.
They had also presentation TO LOUIS Philippe;
and Mrs. b had long conversation with him at
the Palace of the Tuileries, before he away TO
England and they also attended the last court ball
ever given in that palace, before the whole royal
family of France run of, hiher and hither They
also spent whole day in company with Prince
Louls Napoleon, just after he escaped from Ham.
Ii was at the country seat, ia the nsighborhood
Of London, OF the lsadng banker of Europe. Mrs.
B also came within an ace of being presented TO
his Holiness, the Pope, before he ran away to
Gaeta but IN default thereof, the Holy Father
s-nt her his portrait, and "plenary indulgence"
sgnod by his own hand, which she still retains,
as memorial Of his paternsl regard, although she
happens to be an Epsopalian, while her husband
alone is the holy Catholic. Mrs. b, also, when
she was in Geneva, was kindly and pressingly in.
vited by Mrs Hsiekt, Of this city, the lady OF Mr.
Dick Haipht, fur merchant down town, we be-
lieve, TO accompany her TO a ball given by the
Grand Duchess Sophia, who resided at a chateau
tieurd, sauztsd with visits and pe.s @sinas
enperofs, knes, popes, and princes-alI II whom,
severeigns they were, she found To be, at best,
very poor specimens Of humanity, and by no means
equal in intellect or pounds avoirdUpsis, to like
quantity OF American sovereigns-that she decln-
ed, with many thanks, the Kindness intended By
Mrs. Dick Heiaht.
Now IN all those presentations, balls, and inter-
views. we doubt whether Mordecai NJ Noah and
his better half with all the fat feathers, and false
jewelry they could muster, the fire, from the sau-
sage stalls Of Washington market, the latter from
tn cid clo' shops OF Chatham row. could have
made better show, either ia person, In manners.
or IN style, tina. Mr.. and Mrs B., either together
or separately, made on all these interesting, So
lemn, and curious occasions. Oh fudge. Tirs
"a baga,sue
ARRIVAL PROM FEAScx.-The fine packe, ship
New York, Capt. Lines, arrived yesterday from
Hsvre whence che sailed on the I2h Of March.
We have received files of ptfis nansys ,o tha II,n