Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

The majority of decided Reformers over decided To.
ries will, therefore, be 7hirty-sir. Whenever the
doubtus with Minister'S the majority of SO will be
increased A, in such cases they manifestly
only be Withdrawn from the Tory numbers, but
be added the list of the supporters of Government
Whenever they found voting against ministers it
WILL of course reduce the Ministerial majority ga
Morning Chronicle.
The Vile de Lyons, Stoddard, from Havre some
time due this port struck by lightning the 10th
instant which killed two men, injured others and
knocked one overheard. Itput into Plymouth,
England for hands. The vessel is apparently unin-
jured
Sinclair and Horncastle mot the Horncase here,)
are at Liverpool Sinclair is great favorite Sgnor
Mori and the celebrated Madame Albertazziar there
giving concerts
The Custom House in Liverpool is rapidly adj
vancing towards completion.
LosDoN Aug. l5.-Advices from Lisbon up to the
9TH instant have arrived today. The papers furnish
little information regarding the operations of the
friends of the charter, who appear from private
counts, TO have established themselves firmly in the
remote provinces; the government is evidently under
great alarm. The Naciondt states that perfect
guilty reigned in Oporio on the Sd August, but
cuses some Englshmen, who are named, with de-
sign TO favor the plans of the Pedrotes there; this
has called forth an answer from Mr.. A. Adams one
of tAe pei sons mentioned, who denies any parcipa-
ton in the scheme. So far we can Judge, the
now in power have not much confidence in each
other.
EGYpr.-The stagnation Of commerce in England
is operating powerfully in Egypt. All business in
Alexandra is at a stand and public confidence ami
hated Such is the scarcity of good paper that large
Temttances in specie have been lately made in Leg
horn and MarseilIes. The Pacha will not sell his
large stock of cotton consisting of 80 600 bales for
less than l0i dollars. while nobody things OF offering
him more than eight dollars. There has not been
transaction for month past, and every other branch
of trade is equally dull-A7aa Gasetie Of .Jtly rs.
THE FuNDs.-Ciy, Ticeire Oclock.--Consols arc
911 to a for Money and 9ls buyers for Account;
New "a per Gents 99S TO !; Exchtquer Bills, AZ
to 49 PREM
Spanish Bonds opened at 2lI, and are now I'll to
4 with Coupons; Deferred, "a 10 !; Passive, 81 to Il
Portuguese per Cents, 39s TO ]; Dutch per Cents,
l0ls to Il Dutch q per Cents, 52s 10 = DANISH per
Cents, 72s 10 1875 Mexican, "a 70 70; Colombian, Z4t
TO Il Gillian, 20 TO 81.
Railway Shares are rather better. London and Biz
nin CHAM are 40 to AZ prem; Great Western, 81 TO
"a prem; North Midland, par to prem; RennIes
Brighten q to dis; Eastern Counties, II 10 II dIs
Croydon, to dis; Greenwich Z TO 7dls; South
ampton, ~ dis.
F5ar O'ciock.-Conso!s, Oh; Ditto for Account,
Gil; Columbian 1924 Acc, 24, Portuguese New, 39l;
Ditto Aug. 81, 39i; Ditto per Cent 25s; Ditto Aug
81, 25i; Spanish 20 ex Coupons.
SpAIn.--The IMMORTAL Bordeias asserts that
Don Carlos has decided upon establishing military
lines at the distance Of two and four leagues beyond
Cantavtja, al the same tine raising foricaons on
those points supported on the mountains oil Lower
Arragon, nearly similar 10 those Of Arabian in Bis
cay. Cantaveja being the key of Arragon, Catalonia
Valencia and CASTLE, that point will become the
centre of the Interior operations OF the Carlss and
their raying point in case OF reverses. IL appears
that thousands OF peasants are working al these for
tfcaons, and that all the Carllst bands have been
summoned TO surround them, in order to battle an
attack from Oraa and Espariero who arc taking
measures Jointly to prevent Don Carlos from repass
inc the E0ro. The Pretcnder has some artillery and
$4,000 regular troops nj Cantavieja in addition to
5000 men belonging to the bands not regularly en-
listed Since the 22d upwards OF $4,000 head Of cat
lie have been brought TO Cantavela by the Carlsts
I.rspos July 3l.-Things in wretched state
of confusion and uncertainty and II appears quite
tos 40 which party will succeed; all the old officers
and followers OF Don Pedro are the revoled side.
General Sadanha went ofFa few nights ago with a
marty of Ianccrs and several officers 10 put himself at
the head Of ths revolted; his appearance will have
weight and cause many 10 join. The Ministers and
ories are quarreine-the Queen refuses either
"A change Of Ministers is expected--every thing IN
the greatest confusion, and, fear likely TO continue
$40 for some time An ad-de-camp Of he Pnnce was
arrested Inc other day. The Prince offered to be res
ponsble for hint was refusedl
UAroyrR -THE CrowN PnIrcE.-1he most GEN
eral and painful interest is felt here IN the melancho
~ situation of the Crown Prince who though he has
been 40 short time here acquired the most sincere
affection of the people, by his affablty, hi goodncss
of heart and the affecting patience with which ne
bears his misfortune. He is accompanied as you
know, to yorderney by HE physician, Privy Council
Tor Won Graefe, that his nerves nay be strengthened
by sea bathing before an operation - performed on
the eye which may perhaps, be saved me most
fervent prayers OF the whole country accompany HIM
hither; b1, u.happIy, from what transpires n pub
bic, one eye Is wholly and Irrecoveraby 'ost The
other y : said, gives little hopes u twhich may
heaven yer the operation should fail OF the desired
success, the affair will be Of the highest Importance