Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

The different fragments OF parties INTO which
France Is divided are about coalescng IN spposltion
to the ministry daring the elections The Parislan
papers full of reasonings on this circumstance,
and quoting the historical instances Of coalitions and
their results. The recent union OF conservatism and
the wings here will furnish them with new example
when 1t reaches them
There is a great deal of grumbling among the
peror officers of the French army, about the alleged
Interference of the Duke of Orleans, the kings eldest
son. in the details of military matters, such as promo
tons, commands of regiments, governments OF for
lresses, &c 1t is stated that 1t IS difficult TO induce
military men of reputation 10 accept the war depart
men account Of the dsagreeable necessity OF sub
hitting TO the princes Interference.
A sergeant major of the lst regiment OF engineers
had deserted TO Achmet Bey. He fled from Bongia
in the night and took refuge with the predatory Ca
bes. These Arabs proposed to the Governor OF Bon
ga TO surrender him for 3O0O francs; the o1hcer Of
fered l50 francs. Achmet Bey has employed the de-
in the management of the artillery OF Constan-
tina.
frgate and two corvettes have left Touon for the
South Seas TO protect the increasing whale fishery
there, and 10 supply the French whalers with provl-
sions and all things necessary IN their proacted en-
terprze without the necessity OF their returning 10
port 10 reht.
NJ Las Cases is charged by the French government
with mission to Hayu. He left Brest on the 18th
umo.
NJ Petit, president Of the court of asszes, is much
lauded the French journals for having suspended
the sitting of his court during the elections TO afford
the jurors an opportunity of voting.
All the shares in NJ Laftte's new Joint stock banking
as ocation taken. He issued proposals at first
for not less than so shares but subsequently reduced
them to 10, then to 5, and eventually TO l..
A French fleet of sail of the line and frgates,
put into the Bay of Naples on the 18th September to
the great CONSERVATION of the Neopohtans, who look
ed upon the visit as hostile one IN consequence OF
some implements offered to French commerce dur
ing the recent troubles in Sicily. The object OF the
squadron, however, was only to obtain fresh water.
On The 10Th of October, the King was 10 review
15 900 troops Of the line and legons of the NATIONAL
Guard, in the court yard Of the Tulleries A review
has not been presided over by the King IN person,
since Fleschl's attempt upon his HE.
| The French papers give the discomfort IN Canada,
| preceding the recent outbreak, in full detail.
On the 9Th October the Carlsts attacked General
| Lorenzo at Reteurta During the engagement, Es-
partero arrived on the field, and Lorenzo thus
strengthened, drove the enemy from the field and
pursued him some leagues 1t stated that Don Car
| los present in person at this affair.
During the elections at Barcelona on the 9Th octo.
her, there serious disturbances, IN which several
persons were killed. The sediton at Cadiz on the
same SO serious That II was declared III
| a state Of siege
| On the 9th October, General Priego governor of
Castelon de la Plana, killed in a sortie against
600 Carlists of the band Of Rufo by whom he was
besesed. He the only person killed, his troops
having Immediately given way, leaving behind them
300 muskets.
The British prisoners taken in the affair ofArdonan
in September, amounting 10 hundred and odd, were
troops.
The young Queen of Spain, Isabella the Second,
entered into her 9Th year on the 10th October.
On the occasion of the Queen Vlctora's visit to the
city of London on Lord Mayor day. the YIN inst the
city was 10 be illuminated
The veteran Dibdn, the author of upwards of five
hundred successful pieces has lately opened small
shop in the Waterloo road, under the title ofke "Ly
rical and Dramatcal Repository" where, from an
announcement that is painted on the owboard, he
offers for The sake of trng remuneration, to "wre
songs odes for public dinners or any important &C.
caslon, on the shortest notice."
Joseph Bonaparts has taken Buttenham Park as
residence II is a somewhat remarkable fact that the
of this property is the officer of Life Guards,
who commanded the party that nearly succeeded IN
capturing The ex-Kng at the battle OF Vora IN Jane
1913.
The London post Office recently charged newspa-
per SIX guineas for three newspapers from Brazil II
appeared that price current was IN The parcel, winch
those wlseacres chose 10 construe into private let
ter 1t seems be the object of Jacks IN office every
where to throw impedments In the course OF busi-
ness, instead of expcditng II.
The Queen of Englnnd's German COUSINS and eou-
sins German the fifteenth degree, are all fockng
England to participate in the favors and festivities
Of the reign.
Mr. Stevenson, the American Minister and lady,
accompanied by Mr.. Vaux, his private secretary, are
On visit to the Earl and Countess Of Leicester at
Hokham.
VISIT on Board THE PACKET SHIP CAMBRIDGE
On Tuesday morning, made visit on board the
splendid new packet ship Cambridge, belonging to
the venerable old Packet Line, Black Ball.
This superb vessel reposes in grace and dignity at
TIE foot Of Beekman street. Capt. Bursley, one OF
the best natured and efficient OF this port - The
commander but in consequence OF sickness, tits fear
ed that his place will have TO be supplied by aaoiher
If 50, Capt. Rathbone equally skifu, will take his
place.
| entered the cabin about one o'clock. What a
splendid scene The berhs the sofas, the tables, all
the furniture are made of the most beautiful nate
rails. Rose wood, maple mahogany, give brlllancy
TO the interior resembling palace than ship s
cabin splendid sofa reclnes the end of the cabin,
near the stern, the whole breadth of the interior. 1t
is truly magnificent. There is also small ana ele-
CANT ladies' cabin, with separate entrance from
deck This is situated in the centre, between the
Storage and the great cabin.
On being conducted into this beautiful boadoir, 1
| found myself in moment almost surrounded with a
group Of beautiful and interesting bright eyes, fair
compilations, elegant forms, and all those ndescrlb-
able female charms which make sea or land cabin
or a castle, paradise below. There found one OF
eur gallant captains waiting on the ladies' was in
troduced to the fair ones separately. then drank