Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

One Day Later from England.
BY the Victoria Capt. Chandler arrived late last
night we have London dates Of the oath, and Lv
erpool of the 18th. We give the following extracts
from the Morning Chroncel
LONDON, May 24-lMoney lNarket.-Tomorrow be-
ing settling day in the Consol Market the chief aten
ton of the brokers and lobbers is directed TO the adj
Justment OF their accounts and scarcely any thing
else has been done. The quotation for money at the
termination OF business was vi and vi IL to 5-6
for the July account, being l2 per cent lower than
yesterday. Exchequer Bills remain at 32s. to GAS.
premium; and India Bonds at 35s. to GAS. premium.
The total want of news from Spain has occasloned
the greatest uneaslness in the Foreign market, and
further depression has taken place the securities of
that country, while other foreign stocks which are
usually most dealt in have less suffered
Scarcely any business however, is transacted in any
OF them, and the greatest caution is cvlnced by the
spectators in Spanish.
| There was no alteration in the quota ions of the
foreign exchanges today and very little business has
been done IN consequence of the continuance of the
want Of confidence. Very little has been done in the
American Bonds, and ths quotations have not i'm
proved. The British funds have been heavy all day,
and heavy they have closed Consols left off at
81 money and for the next account. The Three and
a Half per Cent reduced annuities arc 97s SO. The
new Three and Half per Gents are 99s 4. Bank
| Stock is 206i and India 260i money. The pre-
MUM upon Exchequer Bills is "a; and on India
Bonds, 81.
There has not been much business in the Foreign
market, and It has been heavy all day
LIvEnPooI, MAY 2ih.-Cotion MarkeL--The sales
today were 2400. The demand on Thursday and
Friday last was moderate but on Saturday and Mon
day change for the better took place; the increased
demand caused an advance of I'D. 10 I'd. per b. and
although there has been fair demand yesterday and
today, the advance has partially disappeared and
the market closes heavily. TIE weeks import, 20 S44
bags.
SATISFACTORILY, May IL, P. Mum has at
length fallen Al ten clock this morning the fort
surrendered to the Queen troops, and Immediately
the town, or rather the part of it which not al
ready IN possession, was taken by assault.
Fontarabia was entered by the Queens troops on
the 18th ult., and garrisoned accordingly.
Nothing new from France.
PoRTUGAL.-The Portuguese ministry have resign
ed The cause of their determining to take this step
was the decision OF the Cores not to allow the Minis
tiers Under Secretaries of State The ministers hav-
ing been LETT IN minority of eight this question,
rendered Their designations 10 the Queen who then ap
Piled to NJ Dlas de Olveira the President of the Cor
tes to form new Administration. The President
accepted the office, but he had not been able to find
colleagues to JOIN him in undertaking 10 conduct the
government at the time the packet sailed on the 18th
of May. A later date from Lisbon mentions il as
probable that the old ministry would continue in Of
flee for the present.
SST.AueusTISE, June 9.-REsEwAL OF HosrIIrrEs
Since our last intelligence has been received from
Tampa, that all the Indians the camp there had fled
TO the woods The circumstances are stated TO be
that Gen. Jesup had ordered those enrolled to prepare
ioI immediate emgrauont which they seemed averse,
and an ntmatlon reached the commanding General.
which induced him to send out detachment to take
them prisoners; but when they reached the Indian
camp they foundu evacuated Every Indian including
the hostages Micanopy and Jumper and Others
Thus have they temporized and used every decep-
ton and suberfUge TO pass off time until the sickly
season had commenced. Ii is said that Micanepy in
order TO deceive and induce u belief in his sin
tod h. l. Af
few days previous to his fight, considerable sum
OF money SAID to be about $1,000 Abram the negro
chef and Interpreter, also deposited considerable
sum- Venly "Micanopy is not the fat old fool we
have thought him."
BY the arrival of the steamboat Essayons at Pcola
ia yesterday from Fort Mellon, we learn that num-
Der OF Indians had made their appearance at that post
and 1t Is SAID Philip and MIcanopy are among them;
ness prevailed among the sodies there, and they fled
from contagon, and also that they wanted TO hold
talk with the officers at Fort Mellon.
An express rider from Micanopy at Black Creek re-
ports that several men had been murdered near the
Big Spring on the Ockawha about two miles and a
half from Fort King and il is feared that this report is
too true
The BEs SHERRoD.-The captain of the Ben
Sherrod has published a statement in relation to the
loss Of that boat. He denies having raced with any
boats upon that unfortunate OCCASION contradcts the
report Of his men being intoxicated AT the time and
entirely exonerates the steamboat Alton from The
charge of having dashed in among the sufferers and
causing their destruction by her swell Captain c.
states also that his wife and himself were the last 10
leave the wreck and that every exerton was made by
his officers well himself 10 the passengers
The number OF passengers had also been greatly ex-
aggeratcd, there being over $50 TO l60 including
the crew. children, servants and all on board the
time the Ben Sherrod burnt, and out of this num-
Der no does think there were over 60 or 65 lost
instead of from 100 10 200 as had been enormously
stated. Captain G, concludes his statement as fol-
lowsi-
III myself clung TO the hope Of getting the boat TO
shore, and saving all, until 1t too late to my
own family, and thereby lost my father and my two
children ana got my wife out burnt so badly that she
was not expected TO live. was burnt myself slight
ly; one child got burned TO death and in my wife's
arms when got hold of her, and the other drowned"
TnEArnIcAL--The New Orleans Bee contains
the following notice OF difficulty between Mr..
Caldwell the heretofore popular proprietor Of Of
the theatres in that city, and the company.
Last evening Mr. Caldwell imposed upon the pub
lie by shutting the doors Of the theatre, after the opera
Of Parasina was announced and chased the perform
ers, male and female by force, from the building, who
were already dressed TO perform their parts and exn
gushod the lghtsbut better prepared this time than
before he had number Of public officers ready 10 ex-
ecute his threats and put the actors and audience in
prison, should they delay disobey his orders The
he gives for this outrage is that he will not pay
Sgnora Panancll the proceeds Of her benefit on
Monday night the gross amount of which, according
dccted by him being $500 Sgnora Pantanclli refu-
sed to sing till she was paid the balance-but after
wards consented and was prepared 10 sing last night.
Naftvifhatandinu this Mr. Caldwell Nould hermit