Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04


street press and Tom Boxer Of her crew. brought
Ms hours before the other cruisers reach
ed Whitehall eur papers &C. blythe packet ship Res
ca, Cant, Delsno which sailed nom Liverpool on
The 25th October. The organization OF this depart
xaept Of the Herald 10 in excellent order and the line
Of com nuncaton between the packet ships beyond
the Heck and Anne street is complete. On Saturday
last cur news boat beat all the others, and put IN
possession Of foreign files, day later than any
other paper had.
The elections are still going on in France; and,
from the that have been received there - NO
doubt the ministry will have considerable malonty
in the Chamber Of Deputies. The Carlisis have en-
deavored 10 enlist the Catholic clergy IN opposition
10 the government and IN some instances the priest
hood has illuminated invsc'ises from inc peIpt
against the existing institutions OF the country The
Bishop of Perry, however, has adopted different
course, and we copy paragraph rom ms pastoral
letter a model for churchmen IN all Political crlsis
where their interpostion rs invoked by eoniendIng
parties. He tells the priests of his diocese that oil
their interference IN political affairs IN general and IN
elections particular, should be limited 10 feryeni
prayers that might please DIVINE Providence 10 or
dam that the choice shoad, IN every instance fall
upon him who best understood the interests Of re-
gon the honour Of the country and the wants Of the
people
Sir Robcr, Peel has gone 10 Antwerp.
Power is still at the Adelph, and the keeeys Of
Madam Vestrs' Theatre.
Sheridan Knowles has produced a comedy
Much damage has been done 10 the shipping al
Bombay in n gale al the commence nent ef July.
About { 100 600 worth of property was destroyed.
The latest accounts from Calcstta, speak of dread
full losses by fire.
The increase in the price Of cattle begins to
the importation Of II into Ceylon, spite Of the heavy
duty.
The Kng Of France and family removed 10 Tranon,
preparation 10 the nupals Of the Princess Mare of
Orb ans which was to take place on the IL tn ult.
The coming elections were occupying the chief at
tention Of the Parsians by the last accounts.
The Spanish news by the London papers IS DID,
We have already given direct from SPAN TO the
stult.
The exlcd Poles are receiving various solid benefits
from the English.
The Queen has sat TO Sgnor Pis,rucci, medast TO
the mint, for the purpose of taking likeness for the
coronation medal.
new Theatre in London called the Royal City Of
London Theatre is now in successful operation.
Harry Phillips the best English bass singer, lately
made his first appearance at Covent Garden Theatre
for some years. He was most enthusiastically re-
eeved.
The cholera at Berlin is fast abating From the I'd
to the Sd Of Oct, there II cases from the
Sd 10 the 4th, Is, and Ia deaths.
The London Gazette announces the appointment
of French, German and English baker 10 the
Queen of England.
MISERABLE INrAruArIoN.-A gentleman in Lon
don who indicted gambling house keeper stated that
he had lost El600 in SIX months and that ne had
never left the rouge ct noir table ut any time with
penny in his pocket
FOREIGN NoBlury.-Threc Polish refugees, among
whom a Ceunt, were found guilty of stealing
trunk containing wearing apparel, at the Quarter Ses-
sions in London.
A beautiful gr aged is, who had been seduced by |
a gentleman under promise of marriage, lately at !
tempted TO drown herself IN the Surrey canal. She
was rescaed by a aborng man who was passing by, |
and to whom she gave two soveregns for his trouble
CLERICAL PLAolARIsM.-The Pensioners Of South |
Church, Krricmur, (Scotlandl have laid compliant
against Dir. Norval their minister, Tor preaching ser
artnfGf rnn ull
which unfortunately for the Reverend pirate, one Of
his auditors had in his possession. The matter has
been referred the Synod who have not yet decid-
cd upon this novel case.
A treaty of commerce highly favorable to England
has been entered into between the British Consul
General and the Peruvian government.
Mr. Samuel Wesley, the celebrated musical COM
poser, died the llih Of October IN the I'D year OF
b sage. :,
pedestrian match came oil on the Manchester
race course for 100 soveregns, between Potter and
Harvey. Pstter won II, performing the ieat IN four
minutes fifty seconds
Tine marriage OF the Princess Marie of Orleans with
the Prince OF Wirtemburgh has been celebrated at
Trannon where the lsckless Mare hntonette spent
the happiest and brilliant portion OF her career
in the Park Of Versailles, by fetes Of extraordinary
spendor The bride has excelled greatly IN sculp-
ture and is paroness Of the ne arts and OF artists
and HHerdteurs.
Official notification from the court of France Of the
marriage Of the Duke OF Orleans. Ii 10 stated that ne
does not fully recognize the reigning dynasty IN /
France and considers every thing that has occurred
there since July $780, as transsry. How this can be |
reconced with his having maintained an ambassador |
in Paris since that epoch, and received one al ST. Pc
tersbmgh from the court of the Tacres, Is not ex-
planned
They had received news ia Paris from the African /
expedition to the 10Th October. The intelligence OF /
the capture OF Constantine was premature The /
seige did not commence until the 9Th October, and /
was in progress en- the 10TH The other accounts
stated IN AZ the city surrendered on the lith Two |
wide breaches had been effected in the walls but the
firing OF the garrison had pot been weakened We
have no account OF any sorties. From the character
Of the Turkish defenders the place can emily be taken
by escalade.
The death of Sid Mus,apha Bcy Of Tunis, by POT
son or assassination is mentioned. lie was warm /
friend Of the French, and had incurred thereby the
enmty of the Ottoman Porte, and Of the Turkish adj
hezents in Tunls. Encouraged by the nelghborhood i
OF the Sultan's feet they against the Bev, and
killed him but the opportune ARRIVAL of the French
feet prevented the revolution being complete and his
friends having rallied they placed his son on the
throne where he was upheld by his French allies.
The panic lately occasioned at Naples by the ap- l
pearance Of French squadron there arose rom the
Apprehension lest the tn. coored flag might give rise
10 disturbances. The moral, like the natural posi-
ten Of Naples, has been, since 1920 on the verge OF
q volcano