Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31
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From o1r Evening Edition ofyesterday.l
Five Days Later from Eng and.

days only-remarkaby short for this season of the
year.
Cotton has advanced The market of the 3lst Ju-
Iy shows good demand both on that day and the Sa-
turday previous; and prices were is to 34 per ID.
better than on the preceding Friday.
The returns of the elections in England have been
highly favorable to the Wing party as yet The mem
bers elected are-Reformers, 1876 Tories $50.
In Yorkshire, five tory members have been dis
placed by the Wings The Wing majontss have been
upon an average very great. These proceedings al
most fill the English papers at the present period
In Scotland the returns at present thirt
formers to one tory.
The Liverpool Albion Of the 3lst july gives the
election returns as follows :-Reformcrs 200 Tories,
lag.
The affairs of Spain said to interest her Majesty
of England. AT grand banquet given by the Queen
to the foreign ambassadors, her Majesty entered into
an animated conversation with the Spanish ambas-
sador and ordered the band to play the Spanish Ma
tional air, which done, much to the delight of the
friends Unconstitutional liberty.
,drhe consumption of Brandy in England has fallen
OIL in the last century.
The Queen is generally thought TO bear great re-
semblance to the late Princess Charlotte.
The exhibition of the royal academy closed at the
well for the fine arts.
The Duke of Cambridge arrived at Wisbaden
Thursday the Goth July The English have the best of
it in the exchange of Dukes
The Duke of Sussex is high in favor. The liberal
principles of his royal Hghness while they have
deared him the nation at large, have hitherto, to
considerable degree, excluded him from favor
His advancement augurs well for the people.
The Italian Opera is now called the Queens
Theatre
There has been another revolution in Portugal
The Duke of Wellington visited the American
packet ship named after him. and was highly pleased
with her build In the last week of July, a magni-
fcent steamer with engines, it is said of 400 horse
power, was launched at Bristol, to run between
that port and New York. About 20, 600 persons
the launch. This is one Of the finest and strongest
steam vessels ever built
The Paris journals Of Friday devote some space to
the programmes of the July fetes which were TO
commence on the following morning, but handle the
whole subject with great indifference. The spirit of
the "great days, seems 10 have long departed from
these Communications. In many parts OF the coun-
try the fetcs had been adjourned ON account of the
demands of the harvest
The ministerial papers explain that the disturbances
Langres Of priyate nature and had nothing
been received from Africa, and the statement of the
death Of Abdcl kader remained without corobora-
ton contradiction.
The Paris papers Of Saturday are also engaged
with the subject of the anniversary fetes; but they
allude 10 them slightly and coldly.
Most of the independent journals pass the matter
over with observation that the programme of the
ceremonies to be observed would, with the exception
Of the funeral service, suit royal marriage, patre-
nal fete fair, equally we'll with the grea event
which they profess 10 commemorate.
The Monitcur Of Friday announces that the Queen
Regent Of Spain, in returning complimentary re-
aT $50 ,a n,tlu Of nr
leans marriage transmitted 10 the Prince the insg
mia OF the order Of the golden fleece and TO the bride
those of the order Of Maria Louisa.
One of the principal journals, Of strong democratic
principles has published in its columns very curious
letter. signed by Count Montalivet, the minister OF
the interior, whch seems TO have been addressed by
him rs CIRCULAR to all the projects and under projects
throughout France. The letter requires me otic'a
person TO whom it is addressed, TO furnish correct
lists of the municipal council Of this department. to-
gether with confidential statement respecting the
political opinions Of each member, and such other in
formation respecting them may be in the power Of
the newly constituted inqnsitorlal officer to obtan
This proceeding is quite IN keeping with the late acts
OF the government.
Our Spanish intelligence from the frontier is Of an
interesting character The expedltionary corps OF the
Upper Ehro IL said in one OF our letters from Bay
onne, OF the 9th July 10 have had very sangmnary
affair with the Portuguese dIvision under Baron Dass
Antas the result Of which was not known at the de-
partre of the post on the above date. We may, how
ever, very reasonably speculate upon the probability
that if there were any result of importance to the
Christine cause, i would have been transmitted 10
Paris by telegraph.
We find no authentic accounts OF the Christine gene
rails movements Oraa, seems, is still reposing mis-
laurels.
Our Madrid letters Of the 2lst contain a second dis
patch Of General Oraas, lativc the affair which he
claims a victory. A despatch had been received from
Espar,ero informing the government that he had sent
an officer Cuenca, obtain intelligence of the
mcn,s OF Don Carlos, subsequently the action Chi
va and that before his he would set ont for Mo
ma or Terue Bucrcns division occupied the towns
abou, Caenca
The psncal chief Of Valencia reports in high terms
IN the government Of the conduct Of the people OF that
city and the adjoining upon the late occasion He
adds that the bands OF Taada and Esperanza were in
terc~ptcd in their attempt join Don Carlos stripped
OF their booty and dispersed. No particulars Of this az
fair, however, arc given.
The new electoral law appeared in the Gazette of the
oist The Senate Is TO be composed Of 15i members
and The deputies Of GAL. The population Of Spain is
rated at 1900 o0o which will give deputy every
10000 souls The new elections ordered to take
Mace forthwith The discussion of Senior Nunez's
ton of inc upson OF NJ Mendizabal, for delaying pay
ment of the dividends appears to have been stormy
one but ended favorsbly for the ministry by majority
Of 10 against o. Upon this occasion, M Pia the late
minister of ire interior joined in calling for expana
s~iops from his late colleagues M Nkendizebal had
presented 10 the bill for war contribution to
she nnouat If 800 millions OF reals which classes
,vould he Obliged contribute No difficulty was
cc,cd nj the hands Of the this proposition but
Il was much doubted II the money could be collected