Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

! most radical constituency OF England The ma
jority Of Sir Francis, however was only 5l3 in con-
stituency of $4,000.
Sir Francis Burdett has been returned from West
minister, by the tories in opposition 10 Mr. Leader
His maldAty is 55 II is said in private letters that
the tories now think of taking office.
The Queen s troops, at ST. Sebastian, had a Skin
mish on the 9th of May with the Carlists, in which
the former successful.
DR.. Buckand the geologst, has calculated that the
beds of coal in South Wales alone, enough to sup
| ply the whole of England for 1000 years.
TagIion is playing the Sylphde at Drury Lane.
Fanny kemble IS playing in private theatres at the
houses Of the nobility in England, and Pierce Butler
is making radical speeches in the Pennsylvania Con-
ventlon
Lady Morgan has had generously granted to her
by the Sailor King Of England pension Of 1901.
year. This radical lady is now fairly esconced
among the nobility whom she has been caressiRg for
years past.
The Duchess of Sutherland has given 6OOOl for
the relief of the distressed poor of the Highlands.
The Duchess OF ST. Adams was to give grand
ball, May 29th, in commemoraon of the restoration
of Charles H. from whom her young husband is ile-
Ultimately descended through Neil Gcynne.
EMIGRANTs.-These, as we know TO our sorrow
here, at New York, have increased to degree which
IS alarming. From Jan. ], up to March 3lst, 1887,
there were 6240 embarked from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Monday morning, May Is, 1887.
DEAR sR-The last was OF the worst weeks we had in
our Cotton market since bad time commenced The trade
and some OF the holders press sales
whatever price they could get believe made
at 3D. and even I'd below the prices OF the previous week.
but IN making quotations do think proper notice
the very lowest rates which parcels forced Off
square them with the general business
done. The sales as follow:
80 B. Island Is lid p Sd; 314o Upland IA to 81 $3.50
Orleans, Sfo l2 1910 Tennessee Mobile, 2;
1910 Pernumbucs, TO- 400 Bahia and Macci l2; 48e
Maranham7 IL TO- 20 Barbados sl4; 90 Laguira l2;
60 Manila, s. $40 Carthagena 5l-4 100 Egyptian ga
l3l5; 430 Sura, 3a 5 l-2. Total, 1910.
Of which 500 bales American SPECTATORS and do
80 Pernambuce and Is Sura export buyers The chief
sales made in Upland and Mobile have from 34 a6 H.
and in Orleans from 5 II a6 l-2
The import Of all sorts of Cotton into kingdom since the
LIST January SOB 900 bales against received
during the period in 1885, and American supply
been $4,000, against sol 900 bales entire stock at this
port as at present estimated about $4,000 bales
against oo0 the estimated stock this time year;
American separately appear 22O0O against
100, 900 bales.
The following are present quotations:
Upland ord to middling fair, fair good fair
Ia "a good to fine, l.2; Orleans, ordinary
mddling fair, "a 58 fair good fair l-S 78 good
to fine, IL s34; Mobile, ordinary mddug fair,
Sd; fair 10 good fair IA 78 good fine, Ia 3-4
Tennessee ordinary middling fair s. fair good
fair "a lsi good TO fine, 2; Sea Island, nominal
The sales of Cotton Saturday about 5000 baess day
they will probably be about the market rather
a steadier appearance.
TurpenineA few hundred barrels were sold last week al
los Sd lis per cwt.
Ta-No sales report. Ashes-About 200 barrels Montreal
Pot resod 25s Sd 2 per cw do Pearl at Sis
SIS 3d. Faxseed-rhe sales about hhds at
per hhd-the season nearly
There nothing worthy connected with our Corn
market
May l6th.-The sales today about 1000 bales
Wednesday, May i7hsale today, $500 bales The import
Of the week Is 36sil bales.
THE New PHrLosopHY.-We insert on our outside
very interesting article on the "New Philosophy"
written by Richard A. Locke, taken from an obscure
penny paper without circulation in which it first ap-
peared and now published in the Herald, in order to
let the intellectual and fashionable world know what
is going on in the philosophical world
Mr.. Locke, il will be recolleoted, is the author of
the Moon Hoax" and since attempted several
hoaxes but without the success of his first He has
some little knowledge of natural philosophy and the
sciences. His style and literary tastes are vicious
beng cumbersome, magniloquent sometimes absurd,
but this ought not to deract from an original vein of
thought now and then appearing through the en-
crustation In the article extracted he follows out
and explains idea which was first given in this
journal on seeing the famous electromagnetic expe-
nmens Of Mr. Davenport of Vermont. Doctor Sher-
wosd probably nom dc gaerre like that of Mum
60 Park" TO whom Mr.. Locke gives the credit does
not deserve II as far as learn The experiment
OF giving magnetic power TO an iron ring first ex-
hlbited in this city by Davenport Al all events to
whomsoever belongs the paternity of these mighty
discoveries, every effort ought to be made TO extend
and widen the knowledge Of them to the world Mr.
Locke deserves thanks for following up some Of our
ideas with industry and he would pursue that course
instead of hanging like pauper on the Hambln
gang" we would freely open purse TO his aid
What's the use Of his throwing away his talents upon
the refuse Of society," He has mind well calculated TO
make researches in the new philosophy, and in time
he might acquire pure and attic literary taste. He
ought TO be above pauperism and Experimentation
rowing here and begging there for wherewthal 10 get
through wicked world.
We trust and hope that we may be able to save him
like gospel brand snatchcd from hell fire.
VIsIT TO RocKAwAy.-I made a visit 10 Roekaway
on last sabbath, "mea culpa mca culpa mea maxima
culpa" Rev. David Hale turn up the white of your
eyes, and say, what's the price oflots at New Haven
rode down with party of friends. We had deli.
cious lulap al somebody's-nn elegant dinner and ex
quisite wines at the Pavilion, Rockaway-a fine
walk on the beach, and view OF radiant beauty al
Jamaca, that yet fingers in the Imagination The
season is just begun at Rockaway. saw the garden
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