Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26


the manufacturing districts generally are very flat,
but We hope soon TO see an Improvement as the most
serious cause of uneaslness has been removed-how
ever il cannot be denied that the early prospect of
general mourning tends 10 aggravatc the sagnatlon
of trade, which originated with the suspension of the
American orders and the dscredi; resulting from the
embarrassments of that branch Of commerce. In
Liverpool there much better feeling in all de-
partments Saturday. after il was generally known
that the negotiations in the bank parlor had been
brought to successful determination and we doubt
not 1t will produce equally beneficial results In all the
commercial towns IN the Kingdom.
"No commercial casualty has occurred throughout
This day; consequently the tranquility 10 which
have adverted prevailing in erhaps high compa-
rative degree throughout the commercial circles durng
the past two three days, has not been slightly
disturbed. Many parties continue very sangulne as
10 the result of the present state of affairs the Uni
ted States, whilst with Others and those mercantile
men of great experience, there prevails great deal OF
latent anxiety.
The arrival of the U. s. frigate independence is
thus noticed by the Hampshire Telegraph
PoRTs MOUTH June 1.-THE United States Frigae
Independence, mounting 60 32-pounders arrived here
on Monday in % days from Boston, having on board
Mr.. Dallas and suite proceeding TO ST. Petersburg,
ambassador 10 that court. The independence
commanded by Commodore Nicolson, and is razee
50 gun ship; she is clumsy in appearance and heavl-
ly and taun;ly rugged, with of GAO men; the
Americans complain, however, of a want of seamen,
and the sample exhibited in this ship bears out the
complaint; more than half are boys and landsnen,
and in general of small stature. Her armament is
powerful; the main deck guns are of 60 cwt, and
those OF the upper deck SO cwt., all 81 FOUNDERS
After landing Mr.. Dallas at Cronstadt she proceeds
to Rio Janeiro.
Mr. OCo.ne has been expelled from the Society
of Masons for asserting that he does not consider
himself bound by the oaths taken ia the various de-
grees.
Some dissatisfaction was displayed among the Bri-
- G 4. n. -.
The Baron de Nicer was reported by the Telegraph
to have gained victory the 18th Of June the
Carliss. Not much faith is placed in the statement
by the London Herald.
The English papers make great to do because an
American sloop of war has dared to pass the Darda-
nelles in violation of the treaty OF Hunkiar Iskelles
Com Porter was on board The English men of war
are urged to do the same thing.
The French government is getting heartily sick of
its Agerine colony The Arab chief Abdel ell Kader,
outwitted Gen Bugeaud in the late treaty. For this
want of fnesse the General severely dealt with by
the Paris papers.
LIVERPOOL June 1.-THE cotton market steady and the
sales 1890 bales and any thing price; hays slight
l6rH JvNGThe marke! opened with fair demand, par,c
u prices; Wednesday reduction to-
business DONE and prices nearly ragained The
S $ @ T nn S ssa e o oa ss Of w
mere sold at steady prees and The whole Of The latter
speculation and American sura and Bengal for
exn T'r- ., 49,. o,o,,-,.
Of which 50 hds leaf taken for Ireland hhds Virgil
MIA stemmed on speculation 50 hd leaf for expectations and
the remainder chiefly senmed 10 the heme trade semmed
tobacco continues firm and leaf fully supports prices
Splendid CotiIIion Party and Excursion at
Fort Hamilton.
In was f,ared by some who were not familiar with
the management of the weather, that the terrible
storm of yesterday which completely wrecked and
dismased, and sunk, several vessels in the harbor
besides tearing up of the trees the Battery
would spoil all the fun of the projected Colsn Party
at Hamilton House, last evening Not bit of it,
The excursion came off in beautiful style-there were
power of fine ladies, and party never enjoyed
themselves better.
At about seven o clock, any one who happened to
be about Cathanne slip or Whitehall, or the foot Of
Canal street, might have witnessed the embarkation;
the Bolivar aashng along, ringing her bell, letting off
steam, colors flying music playing, and the dear,
pretty ladies holding up their dresses TO keep them
out ofse mud, and looking with deprecatng glances
TO the flying clouds that had not wholly left the hea
vens, but distributed round in squads like loaf
ers, after great locofeco meeting in the Park.
All were on boardthe bell rang the last peal, and
off we started. The promenade deck displayed
complete circle Of bright eyes and rosy cheeks We
never saw so large proportion Of really beautiful
girls on such occasion. The shower had made the
party select, SO than any regulations could have
done il, and there who were not bent upon
enjoyment. The passing down the harbor soon
over, and undistingushed by any important Incl
dents.
The boat arrived the pier-thc passengers landed
and proceeded directly to the Hamilton House. Here
commenced the evenings festivities. The gents put
their dancing pumps and brushed up their hair
and whiskers; the ladies' put off their bonnets and
shawls, and rcananged their ringlets and smiles
Mr. Browns splendid coton band struck up an en-
lveniug strain-all thronged TO the dancing saloon
Griffith, full Of good humor, grace and poteness,
ranged the sets, and the dance began.
Then were seen fairy forms in graceful notion
brilliant eyes growing brighter with inspiration rosy
cheeks assuming deeper and lovelier hue from the
flush of excitement, and all was life, and animation,
and pleasure
The hall resounded with the wild enchanting strains
Of La Bayadere and youth, and grace, and loneliness
looked yet more young, and beautiful and fascinat-
ing. The Joyous strains sounded no longer. Sen
tlemen, take your partners for waltz" said the pre-