Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01


the accession of v Gloria to the of England.
The Chevalier Martinez de Espanosa, Counsellor
Secretary Christina the Queen Spain and Captain
of the Royal Army has arrived in the Utica. He is
charged with an important mission the Spanish
bassy in this country What is itl Queen Christina is
a widow in want of husband : Has the President
turned his attention to that beauty committed himself
before Victoria TO the throne! The Chevalier is
a very superior man, but fine young woman of egh-
teen is a greater prize than widow, though Queen
with child and plenty oidebt
The Paris papers are full of curious specuations on
the consequences of the death of William WITH
and the accession Of Victoria. 1t called me repolu
ton immense dams les GGares dc EEurops" In England il
will be contest for supremacy between Lord Durham
| and Lord Wellington. The democratic radicals will be
displaced from their position by the arstocratic rad
Gals, Of which Durham is chief. On the continent i'm.
porant changes predicted in the views alliances
and projects OF cabinets and aspiring princes Sweden
and Denmark will soon be in the situation OF England
each with young Queen the head Of government
Russia in this of things is projecting alliances that
may annex all the north to her already vqst empire
The Chamber Of Deputies is engaged in matters of
local importance only.
The Spanish authorities are still arranging the CORES
pondents Of the Paris papers Don Carlos is at soso
praying the Blessed Virgin for victory She saws
she will help those who will fight the best and exhibit
the greatest quantity Of gaantry She is right
In Portugal they trying legislate but it comes
hard to them
A new comic opera rAmbasasdo,io, has reached its
| I'D representation in Paris
Cotton arrived al Havre BY new arrivals up to the
ed from N. Orleans 1890 bales Mobile / ! SO bales
Charleston, Gil bales At Bordeaux 2s bales from N
| Orleans.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, 31sT MAY.-The commercial and
pecunary crisis has not yet got its height and fail
the order of the day The rate Of paras is AS
this day. This state of things has determined the Ra
jas, and the European merchants address petitions
the director Of the finances and to the foreign minis
ers It's hoped that the Sultan whose from the
interior anxiousy expected will take measures to
obviate the frigh,ful depreciation Of money
STOCKHOLM, 9Th JUNE.-The King has addressed 10
the directors Of the bank the following letter dated the
26th May The commercial and financial crisis that
has burst many foreign countries having suspend
ed the expectation of the principal products of the king
dom, we urge you avoid under those circumstances
every which wight tend diminish the mum.
Der of bills of exchange, which necessary to the
Of imports. In the where the bank has
issued bills becoming payable during the present wear
their liquidation should be put off to a more favorable
! time.
| HAvRE CoTToS MARKET, 2lsT JUNE, 50sb Lou
saua at 74c. to f. liz; 80 Georgia 80 soc 80 b.
Mobile 9Oc; SO b. Virginia Soc; 3l7 b. Louisiana 70
CSC; at Nantes, 10Th June al b. of louisiana at 6oc
The demand at Havre, for cotton the part Of consul
mers, was quite animated, on the 2lst. Prices remain
| ed firm.
! VIENNA, June 1.-THE trade TO the ports Of the
United States has increased rapidly since the concu
sion of the treaty Of reciprocity that the French are be-
ginning manifest signs Of uneasiness To pro
tect mercantile incres; with the States his majesty
Of Austria viii send Washington charge daC
flares The commercial crisis has yet extended
this city. Oar Spectators have been very cautious
| PARIS EXCHANGE, June 2l.-Three per cents closed
1885, five per cents los.sO; Naples rents, 80;
Spanish actives % 49, Portuguese loans three per cts
os 81. Bank stock looked up % FIR.
A resolution Of some importance was agreed to in
| the Chamber of Deputies on the Goth namely TO de-
fer the consideration OF the proposed great lines OF rail
| road until the next session. This decision appears
10 have gwen some dissatisfaction, but the whole
il IS thought net unreasonable, considering the variety
i and importance Of the questions 10 be discussed
| among which are, the adoption of a systematized
plan, for the length, SITUATION and construct of the
routes ensure the widest benefit, The amount
of cost for which the government shall become re-
sponsibe, the privileges 10 be offered 10 comp anes
engaging in the project the rates of toll, &c. &c.
great object with the government Isl TO prevent the
| stocks from becoming subject OF speculation and
| jobbing on the Exchange.
| While the Dake and Duchess of Orleans were
riding on the 10Th in the Champs Elysees a carrca-
ture was being exhibited the foot Of the Egvptan
obeisk representing Louis XVI. and Maria Antoi-
ne,te in despcable light. The whole Of this is
| denied.
| BALL OF THE NATIONAL GUARps AT THE GREAT
| OpERA HousE.-The chief feature the immense
crowd OF persons, nearly all in dazzling military
tune including all classes, from the highest arsto-
| cracy TO the humblest tradesman-5000 present.
The whole royal family set off from the Tuillcrics
| at g. with strong escort OF cavalry and body of
pques bearing torches, going at full trot along the
Rue de Ia Pax and Boultvards. Ii was thought they
would have gone by The Rue Rchelicu, which disap-
pointed many-piobably some Fieschs and Alibauds.
/ The bold front OF the opera was beautifully orna-
/ mentcd, and the pavement covered with Brussels car
| pets. A lovely garden also formed, where the
guests retired IN the intervals between the qadrlles
The immense interior entirely regilded the pit
| foored the box doors unhlnged and tapestried, &c
Ornaments oil armor and decorations by Cicer. shone
| from the walls. There was a raised orchestra of 100
musicians under Tolbecque They played airs COM
posed for the occasion by Auber. The second or.
| chssira which was OF wind instruments, was under
Habencck, and played selected values, &c A third
orchestra was in the outer saloon. The Duchess of
| Orleans (the bride) danced the first qundnIlc with
Gen. Jacqueminot, and the Duke danced with Miss
Losan daughter Of the Count l.. (Nspoleons old IA
,onte) The royal family were every where cordially
greeted; they departed at half past H. Ices and re-