Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

BY the arrival at Baltimore, of the Ship Napier,
Captain SANFORD, from Liverpool, we have intell-
gence from thence to the 18th alt. inclusive.
In some districts of England there is an improve
ment-n others, manufactures and trades remain in
the same Frustrated condition. as seen from that of
our last advices.
AT Blackburn the trade is still fiat but slightly i'm
proving.
At Rochdae, within the last week, more business
was done in fannes than at any previous period Of
the year. Goods were in great demand, and a great
number of sales effected In woods also, good bu-
sness has been DONE Oils (rape and olve) were a
shade lower, with, however, fair demand In brakes
and nails nothing doing at all.
In Saddleworth district affairs wear their most ma
lign aspect. Trade there is none, except for home
consumption, which amounts to nothing Manufac-
urers are without mployment-families are destitute
operatives almost starving
The young Queen is the reigning toast. Her loyal
subjects having consigned the fourth William to his
earthly banquetting room, where he will hold evee
OF worms, are now all agog for the coronation Of Vic
toria-,hey are also specializing upon husband for
her. Will she continue like Queen Ress, of golden
memory-a maiden Queen? We think not The
swarm fpetty yeoman princes, are levying taxes on
their prncipaities, in order to furnish decent fit out
for the English court. They are also cutva,ing their
musachcs with much assiduty, hoping by their aid
to make an impression
The Earl of Durham has been appointed Ambassa-
dor OF her Majesty to the Court of the Tueries and
Special Mission.
The Duke of Orleans is indisposed at Paris This
event. of course, creates great sensation. From
what we can learn, his grace has been afflicted with
sore throat which has confined him to his room for
one day. the 9th ult. Upon the occasion the roval
family visited him several times, and Princess Helena
his royal consort, did not leave him for a moment.
all this and much more is trumpetted to the world.
What thing it is to be duke
Spain furnishes us intelligence of more than ordi-
nary importance and interest. The Queen of that
once glorious and now hapless land, has a crown of
thorns, not of roses, upon her brow Her troops are
becoming dsaected at their i'll successes, while Car
los is inspired with renewed ardour from his constant
successes. General Evans, whose tactics have been
severely condemned in England, has returned homo
in time-a few months longer and the opportunity
might have passed.
BAYoNNE July 6, 3 o clock, P. M" The General
commanding the 10Th Military Dirision to the Minis
ter Of War.-ln the evening Of the 4th, at Hermann
Gen. Rendon having refused to set liberty several
mutneers of the regiment of the princess, the reg-
ment revolted and fired its staff and officers The
General was wounded; an English Colonel, acting
as ad-dc-camp of Gen. Mirasol, and coronet, were
killed. Brgader ODonne restored order; but the
soldiers refusing to obey Gen. Mirasol that officer
surrendered the command to Jaureguy Gel Pastor)
and retired on board an English vessel.
BORDEAUX, July I, half past o'clock, p. M
The pretender positively crossed the Ebro at Chers
on the night Of the 18th, and on the morning of the
29ih. Cabrera was waiting for him at that point,
where ne had prepared bridge of boats for his pas
sage. The expedition, preceded by the bands Of Ca
brera, Forcadall, Serrador and others, proceeded
Immediately in the direction of Valencia, by Am
posta."
This importan, intelligence was held generally by
the politicians of Paris TO be the forernnner Of &C.
counts OF very general detection of the queens
troops and to suggest the probability that Don Car
los, instead OF running IN Valencia for some time
march on Madrid. The point however, at which he
crossed the Ebro (Xertra,) being much lower Down
and to the than would have been necessary
for movement on Madrid, was considered by the
best informed to indicate that Valencia was his i'm
mediate object. His partisans in Paris contended
that the possession even of the city of Valencia would
at the present moment be Of as much importance to
him as that of the capital itself.
The Paris journals of Saturday announce the an
pointmeRt of Earl Durham as ambassador of her
majesty 10 the court of the Tuilleries on a special
mission.
LIVERPOOL CorroN Market Monday, July 10.
lS37-The demand IN the early part of the week was
rather limited, but towards the close there was con-
| siderable improvement in the inquiry both from the
trade and speculators- The common qualities of
American continue to be offered freely, and barely
support the prices of last week, but in other kinds
there is no material change. The sales Of the week
comprise 30 Sea Island at l6d to 25d; 26l0 Bowed,
Aid to gid; 4e70 Mobile, Alabama and Tennessee 4d
to 7.d $3.50 Orleans AID to Sd. The market is duh
and heavy, but there is no change in prices; there is
great quantity of cotton offering. The sales of Sa-
tur day were 5000 bags, and today 1000
! PENN NsHir.-We have seen some specimens of
improved writing from persons who had taken only
few lessons from Mr.. Smith. II appears that this
gentleman has a system for teaching caligraphy
upon mechanical principles, by which the most un-
sklful or ineegant penman may be made to write q
free and beautiful hand. In this there quack cry
no humbag as you will find by calling at 81 Roose-
welt street Mr.. Smiths system saves both money
| and time Try it-tryn!
"EauAL RrcHTs Rry"-Equal humbuR party ia
| the more sensible name.
| u Rhode Island has gene entirely for the Wings
1t might 20 a worse way.
Boar RAcE.-The sail boats Lawrence and Ar,el
had boat on the Delaware on the oath for SlOO