Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26
Four Days Later from England.

The fast sailing packet ship Roscoe, Capt. Delano
from Liverpool the Gath June arrived last eyenn!
with intelligence from London 10 the 23d and from
Liverpool TO the oath Just after yesterday evening
edition went press, the Teazer came up bringing
our regular files of London and Liverpool papers tc
the latest hour, on the day of sailing.
The Liverpool Mail Of Saturday, the 9th June, OBJ
serves, IN relation 10 the cotton market;
There has been very decided improvement in the
cotton market since the worst has been known rela-
tive To the expectations from the United States Ii IS
some satisfaction 10 be assured even OF the worst
When that Is known, doubt ceases and the springs OF
enterprise obtain new elasticity. Iraaeis tnlng
governed by fixed principles and OF these Inc Leading
is cerfainfy OF The grounds which II acts In
this place, the that commercial affairs IN
America have passed Their crisis, has caused the reac
tlon--has created the rebound which, with ordinary
care, will probably eyenuaie IN wholesome and M
the same time, extended renewal of the enterprise
which, disereety worked causes general prosperity
and indy duai success.
The Improvement in the cotton market has been
followed oi course by like improvement in other
produce io2 as the chei staple sn6s or rises IL pnce,
there corresponding decline or increase in others.
This improvement will extend ITSELF Of course, beyond
Liverpool, because what causes the advance here,
must produce good effects elsewhere. The increased
demand for cotton here leads the conclusion that
the manufacturers OF Manchester Stockport, &C. will
resume ,ae.r foil tde OF work;and indeed the latest
reports from the manufacturing districts already show
some oil the favorable results we mention. Bat, il is
not alone from what We may call "ihe cotton dis
ncts" lha, such reports may be anticipated Trade,
although much extended and delicate complication,
has its various details mutually dependent upon each
other The same cause which gives life and spirit to
the co;tsn market OF Liverpool leads to an improve
. men in The demand for hardware from Birmingham,
for cutlery from Sheffield, woollen cloths from York
shire and the OF England, printed caCOes from
Manchester and china from the poteres Of Stafford
shire Worcester, and Derby.
Let us hope that with the reyivng energies of trade
the spirit OF over speculation may not revive Also II
is a wild and deusive sport. Ii has led 10 many If
not most of the evils under which the country has Tor
some months been suffering, and from which II IS
only now beginning 10 show symptoms OF recovery
An awful lesson has been taught-nay The merchants
and manufacturers Of England profit by II.
The new Qneen sent in her message to the House
of Lords on Thursday, the 22d of June.
Housr or Lonps-Thursday.- house met this
day Two clock. great number OF peers TOOK the
oaths- The King of Hanover was amongst the nrs'
,w,a did So The house adjourned during pleasure
Al five o'clock the lord chancellor again took his
seat on the woosack. There very full Attend
y,scount Melbourne laid on the table the Queen
message which was read by the lord chanceor. IL
ran thus = ,
"The Queen entertains the fullest confidence that
tho House of Lords participates in The deep affection
her majesty feels al the death OF the rte hg whose
constant desire 10 promote the interests saaaaH IA
liberties and improve the laws and institutions OF IN
co,ntry will insure for his name and memory the du-
tlul and afieclionate respect of all her maJestys SUD
lecls The present state OF the public business, ana
the period Of the session, when considered ~ conhec
ton with the law which imposes on her majesty inc
Aoiy Of sui,.monin. parliament within limited
time renders highly inexpedlent 10 recommend 10
the House of Commons any new measures ior It's
adoption, with the exception OF such as may DC ne
cssary Tor carrying the public business rom me
close of the present hsl the neehhg vi tue nc" Paha
ment"
The Mail adyerting 10 the reception Of ministers by
the Queen, says
The wings and radicals we cumberland, taking their
cue from high quarters, are exceedingly uneasy and
very much disconnected at the silent and reserved
manner in which youthful Queen received his late
majesty's ministers their introduction 10 her by the
duchess mother. IL was remarked that the dignlhed
pSde of tue blood of the Brinswicks was expressed
in her c9unienancc. She did not appear 10 know
any one OF them personally. She could not condo
scend see Lord Melbourne, and she addressed her
self TO Lord Lansdowne as he had been prime minis
ter, and that nobleman was IN marked manner IN
vted by herself TO conducr her to the window IN th'
courtyard of st. James's Palace, when, according Il
custom she exhibited herself to the populacc below
Al KensingtoD, II ls said that she asked her mothe
who that cerk-like person was, meaning, OF course,
Lord John Russell, and Lord John looked unuter-
able as il he felt convinced that the coach had been
upset at last most effectually. She bestowed, almost
exclusively her attention upon her royal uncles the
King of Hanover and the Duke of Sussex.
II csc facts were felt and are the subject of much
anxious discussion in the wing and radical coieres
The Irish faction ure quite chop fallen and ne gan
der Of Mlddl sex Is mouifing. We rdyfher suspect,
as an illustnous character IN the Pickwick papers
would say, that the desuuctyes will look extremely
foolish By and by, when they reflect upon their osen
tatious rejoicing
Her Majesty receiving the officers Of state, wore
ablack silk Dress white pelerne and black Grape
scarf
She passes the autumn at Bushy Park, because
Marlborough House Is not in a state fit TO recev,
her
Lord Lauderdale is the Queens confidential adviser
and will not take Office. In regard 10 her politics, the
Post says
OF the politics Of the reign, so far rs the Sove-
reign is concerned feel that is not yet time fit
ever can be time, speak We should therefore pre-
serve absolute silence on this subject but that II is
necessary correct the isapprehensions Elisre-
presentations of others The declaration OF our youth
full queen her prvy council on her first appeal TO its
assistance and advice has been made the subject Of
political con- meRt and taken the ground OF infer
cncc and deduction as to her political predictions,
nothing can be more unwarranted or unreasonable
than this. The declaration of the queen to her privy
council is the act Of her ministers Ii must Of
slty contain general recognition Of the principles OF
the constitution, and general expressions Of her de-
termination steadily TO adhere 10 them.
BY the accession Of Victoria to the throne of G. ea
Britain, Hanover is discovered from the realm The
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