Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-21
From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday.l
Eight days Later from England.

Eight days Later from England.
This morning early our splendid news boat the Tea
GER boarded the Independence Capt Nye, outside the
Hook. She brought up papers three hours before
any other boat knew Of her arrival.
There is no material change in the cotton market.
The money market remains in the same prosperous
state.
Trade is generally OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Pres
on Rochdale and other places send favorable
The harvest has been most abundant, and the chief
part well housed
In some places the heavy rains have impedea the RI
pening of the corn.
There has been terrific gale in the East Indies
We give particulars below. The tempest that visited
so awfully have swept over the face Of the
whole earth.
An act, regulating the conveyance of newspapers by
post into operation The list ult BY this the
penny hitherto demanded by the carriers of any
post, cannot be claimed
Parliament meets on the 5th November. The late
Speaker will be proposed again
There has been revision Of the list Of Liverpool
county
The Tories have objected to 362 Refogmers and
struck off IT'S, while the Reorners have objected to
SGT Tories, and struck off all Another paper gives
ls2 Tories struck OF, and l56 Reformers.
The Queen of England in to Lord Melbourne,
who wished know her Majesty feelings in regard to
individual be associated with her the business
of the government expressed her decided preference
for the Duke of Wellington Lord Melbourne's face
elongated it's said, I'LL his chin fell upon his bosom.
Sir Robert Peel is in perfect healh and viii be ready
attend Parliament when meets, saalgrerthe notices
of his illness in the ministerial papers. This is highly
important!
The Queen has beengreatly delig GIFTED with Thalberg,
the great pianist.
The CGur de Lion, Of Liverpool bound for Quebec,
wrecked the 3rd inst, in the Bay Of Dundrum-
seven lives lost. The CGur dc Lion $50
register, and had on boarda very valuable cargo.
The safety steamers at liverpool, exciting great
attention there 1t is the plan of Mr.. Williams We
shall give particulars hereafter. The plan is highly
spoken OF.
We shall give an interesting extract from CapaiA
Backs Of his voyage soahe arc regions shortly
From given below, it appears that the
"Wol" the missionary with us. not the real Simon
Pure.
An affair Of honor has almos: of, between Sir
Henry Hardnge and Mr.. Rowland Aston.
The Queen is still at Windsor Castle. The King and
Queen of the Beleans have left England.
Mr.. Macready and Mrs. Helen Faucit Liver
pool. Macready is playing Ion-Ole Bull is also there
Mr.. Greville's br. C. Mango the winner Of the
great ST. Leger stakes al Doncaster.
II is intended TO hold centenary, in commemoration
Of the first formation Of the Methodist Society, in $780,
In Liverpool there il excellent establishment
called the Permanent Night Asylum. II is for the
houseless poor. 1t has been established six years.
and in that tme has afforded shelter many thous ands
of the destitute Of human beings who have been
unable pay for lodging The motto over the door is
:" knock and it shall be opened"
new mechanics Institution has been opened with
great ecat Liverpool The lecture room can accom-
modate 1000 comfortably seated.
An emigrant who has lately returned TO Liverpool,
gives gloomy Of affairs in New York lie re-
commends his countrymen TO stay at home and calls
our country the land Of speculation shinpasers and re-
publican equality. True as gospel!
A large bed OF coal has lately been discovered four
miles aud half from Belfast the road to Crum-
lin.
An extraordinary top has been submitted 10 the Br-
tish Association. II is shaped like mill stone and will
continue in rotation SIS minutes. Fine times Tor the
boysl
The Liverpool papers are going ahead Here ioi-
lows list Of their insues taken from the stamp Office