Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-23
VOLUME III.
(From our evening edition Of yesterday.l
From our European Correspondent
LONDON. August

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the last Parliament Not in Ireland and Scotland
the Liberals have triumphed arnest every where-
OConnell is again member for Dublin but had tough
struppe Cor it. Hume who has represented Middlesex
for the last twenty years has been beaten by Wood the
Conservatives Mr. Hume will not be lost TO the coun-
trv he bav;nn been elected member for Limerick thro
the interest of OConnel. Liverpool sends two Tories
Mr. Ewing the Liberal, being badly beaten. Mr.. Roe
buck the Wing has lost his election in Bath, and Mr.
Croe is barely chosen for the city of London. From
present appearances it is doubtful if Lord Melbourne
viii he able retain his ninstrythe struggle will be
fierce but with the aid of Ireland and Scotland, the
Wings will still have majority in the House Of Com
mons. Lord Melbourne may not be able to effect much
good but If he keeps the power from his opponents,
that alone vii! be national and substantial benefit
France is very quiet The cholera is very bad III most
parts Of Italy Gen. Cass the American Minister, sail
ed from Constantnope in the Constitution Frgaie,
towards the coast OF Syria, Gambia. The plague
was supposed be the Of his speedy from
the capital This dreadful maady RACES frghtfully in
many parts of Turkey. Spain is still in war; one day
the Queens army goes ahead then the next, her
cousin Don Carlos. Portugal is also the of
civil war SO there is likely to be jolly time oft The
king of Hanover, alias, tae Duke of Cumberland, is
about as nice an addition the Holy Alliance they
can desire lie would if he could, be internal ty-
rant He is very unpopular, both in Germany and in
England.
The young Queen of England is plain looking girl
of eighteen without any personal attractions had
full view of her last Mig the OPERA and alse Sun
day last as she arrived the palace. More than five
thousand persons sauted her she passed. She gra'
cously bowed and gave royal grim" as they say here
Ofcourse my hat was out of respect lady and also
in respect her high authorty-but somehow other
felt pride in being American in that great crowd.
stood alone the free born Yankee acknowledging no
superior but the eternal and the living God Let them
say what they please about Europeher old towers and
palaces--her bloated aristocracy-her ancient nstu-
tionslet them look at her miserable subjects, more
than half dying ofhunger-her ancient edihces and her
institutions tumblng to the ground-her debauched
presthood-and mserably ignorant population-then
the page and look at the beautiful republic OF nj
teen millions rf happy Americans We ought to love
our counry--t is glorious l do not care what
all the Martineaus Trolopes, &C. say about our thin
sknedness, have right to be jealous of our dear
country has rival-shc stands alone-beautiful
and cloudless a summers day.
MONEY MaTTERs.-The money market is improving
and the late news from America is disastrous
was antcipated--the manufacturing districts look
ing up Fsry thousand bales Of American cctton
sold last week in the Liverpool market twenty thou
ssd of witch sold improved prices within the
last three days In consequence Of The continued remit
tances of specie in the American packets our credit
reviving but assure yeu it was at very low ebb-
John Bull still thinks brother Jonathan very bad boy
Notwithstanding the severe pressure which has pre-
vailed over all the mercantile operations for more
than wear that in the actual number of ships which
have entered the port Of London from foreign parts
Inthe there has been very small decrease
compared with the first six months Of the preceding year.
Complaints are heard in the city, and the Stock Elk
change OF the difficulty of procuring employment for
money on any thing like good terms There has been
bu, little business done in American securities lately
IT, s. Post notes have advanced TO 90 l-2 payable in
April next
THEArRIc,Ls-Mr Bum is again the manager Of
Drury Lane Theatre and Macready the tragedian has
become director of Covcnt Garden. There will be
great attr scon at both the royal houses Bum goes
ahead for opera and ballet and Macready for tragedy.
Her nalestys theatre closed last evening to brilliant
house composed principally by the nobility and gentry
The Queen was there. and at the termination OF the
opera La Blache, Tamburin, Grisi, lvanoh, and the
whole operate eehPany sang "God save the Queen"
The effect was very beautiful. The whole audience
standing with hats OIL and the stage filed by more than
two hundred persons The orchestra was seventy FIVE
toerabe houses-the same old pieces, and the same
thing in all he does. Young Kean is starring it in the
Provinces with various Madame Vestris and
Charles Matthews at Liverpool, playing to indfer
-ent houses. Miss Sheriff is at Cork. Mr. and Mrs.
Wood do visit America this season--it is said in
consequence of the LADY being eneieun Wood will ne
yer appear again in America, but his lady will be
companied by Mr.. Tempeton, much superior sing
or MIRA Wood il without doubt the hes, English
soupsress they have had, but the Americans are
mad when they compare her to the immortal Malbran
No one here thinks Of comparing her with Pasta Grs
and il would be la" ghed Balls lately from Amer.
ca is engaged for Drury lane There very contra.
dictory opinions respecting Forrest. Some lsud him
rnuch Others decry him altogether. The general OPT
MON here u.s. that he has superior in the Roman cha
racsers They say that he plays some parts of Oheo
finely but that he Is first rate in Shakespeare There
is still prejudice against every thing American My
opinion Of Forrest Is that they have no actor in Eng
land that can at all compare with him except Macrea
dy Forrest is all nature and Mscready all art The
latter may give the finishing touches but give me
Yankee Doodle still, ~
Forrest did d aw full houses The fact 49, is all
up with tragedy 10 England and France. The style is
now light species Of drama, opera, broad farce and
opera dancing.
John Reeve poer follow, is almost at his last gasp.