Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

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ting kicked out suffered OF late TOO many iup
,ions in our ahors these ntruders ana hereae NV ~
,ance for any person. unless their names and business are
ssnt up from the publication Office below, and lave express
permission TO come IN
=. Tpr You've WHIG MEN held meeting last
r;obt al Masonic Hail. and il went off in the --LATEST
manner of any meeting that ever took place. Dud-
Iev Selden was Chairman, and looked half asleep
Messrs Stevens, Patterson and others made speech
Is and almost magnitzeJ the whole assembly Indeed
we are not sure but they noddng there yet There
was not single point in any of their speeches, and
indeed they would have suited any Wing election for
the last ten wears The poor Wings have lost all their
spunk They feel in their hearts that they must take
next week one Of the soundest lckngs that they ever
otand are thus laying in stock ofresgnation already
While the speakers were pressing over stuff about
the sub Treasury scheme and putting the whole as
semblage into somnambulism, little groups around
were discussing the Of their approaching defeat
One said" that d ID union Of the locofocos and
Tammany men will kill US" Another" tkat rascal
Bennett has raised up hell !" and third" eve may
as well give in not"
What miserable concern the wings any party
present when they dare violate moral principles
and public integrity in their nominations We begin
to fear the defeat of Hoxe will be too easy. Don't
be surprised at 5000 or 1000 majority against him.
Eight Days Later from Europe.
The PACKET ship virgnian, Captain Harris, arrived
in our waters late last evening, with Liverpool dates
to Monday the 9th Of October inclusive.
The London and Liverpool papers are full of discus
sions of Mr.. Van Bursn's tra-foco message They
row him up certain river in true English style; that
is,-with canoe and no paddle.
Cotton is dropping. On all qualities Of American
less than Ga value I'd decline has taken place.
The ministerial papers loud in their praise Of
the measures Of government They assert that if
the by ballot secared the nation, the To-
nv party would never be heard of again. Great boast
is made that the Crown will not obey the wires
of the Wellington clique. The reform measures
to be carried out in full.
The municipal elections in Liverpool come on in three
weeks. The excitement is as great there as in this
city, A Mr. Rahbonei is the Levi ID. Slamm Of the
Tories
The registration system SO productive Of good has
been found to be imperfect Ii will be revised at the
coming parliament.
The Tory Council of Liverpool is giving as mich
offence to the good people of that city the Hoxie
corporation has given here.
Dates to the 10Th of Sept had been received by the
Scotland at Liverpool from this country. The pro-
ceedngs OF Congress are paraded at length in the
English journals.
Theimports of wheat at Liverpool for the week
ending the 7th October were moderate Sales at
London were limited.
Dates have been received from Canton 10 the LIST Of
May The trade between the Hongs and the Euro
peans and the Americans had been suspended. The
object OF the government was merely to raise the
price ofproduce. -
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ties appeared on the 4th ultimo. The elections are
to come off the 4th November, and the new Chamber
TO meet the l6h.
Fifty new Peers have been created in France
Among them are Charles Dupin, Hermann, Bignon
&c.
oraa has defeated the Carlis,s near Cuenca. Es-
partero has put the main body under command of
the pretender int state of disorder Baron Caronde
lei h,s driven the Carliss from valladolid The loco
focos of Cadz, finding themselves in a m nority, have
rebellcd against the authorizes. The Corlez had
passed n vote Of censure aguinst Pita Pxzarro and
his dismissal was looked on certain He is poor
devil Of Woodbury--the Secretary Of the Spanish
Treasury.
battle was fought at Ruivaer in Portugal, on the
18th of September between the royalists and rebels,
which ended in the defeat Of the latter The Marquis
de Saldanha who headed the rebels is thus put hors
du combat The rebels were for setting up the Don
Pedro charter. The Marquis had agreed 10 leave the
country with the Duke Of Teiceira his companion in
arms.
A great agricultural meeting was held at Dumfnes
the first week in October Great satisfaction was
evinced at the successful operation OF the steam
plough.
Steam poughs are in full operation on Lochar
Moss, in the Isle Of Man. Why don't we get them
for our western prares7
The London press with one accord say that Mr.. |
Macrcady il his management Of Coven, Garden thea
ire has nobly redeemed his pledge Of srcnuously en-
doavonng 10 advance the drama a branch Of ma
tionnl itcaaiure and art" Stuff! No nation but the
french can do this.
The Queen has gone to Brighton. She passed un-
der triumphal arches at every village and in many
places found her path strewed with flowers. TIE ut
most enthusiasm prevailed. Huzza for Victoria
The clerks OF Liverpool kicking up row against
the merchants and brokers for employing apprentices
TO do their work.
The fifth volume OF SCOTS Life is out and creates
quite sensation in the English reading world
The Liverpool journals IRE publishing accounts IF