Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

-, ~;v.,a corespon ience tsday-from what cause
we know not. We have however learned a,a' "e
great features OF the Presidents Message WIN 10 ="
elaborate defence of the last administrator -
ciples, measures and tendencies MI ." Du',@ VIZ
not recommend any distinct csurse-ou' "o VIII ''s
pest every variety of measures looay VIC -"
pouant intelligence
E N,s On our outside will be found the
p.a;,c ,ams If the news brought by the packet yes
,.rd.,' % the lstult In addition we nave only 10
IA The annexed letters from our private correspond
-, r;v;no so1.e important particulars on the imam
c;,I state of England.
VIZ. have also received our files of papers, reviews
- ether perodicals among which are the Edinburgh
~ ,be Quarterly Reviews. The T" Edinburgh Re
v;evn contains number of highly important articles
ON Bacons Philosophy-on Buwers Athens, &C.,
and particularly on the "Causes and Consequent
ces of the Crises in the American Trade" IN which
The subject is analysed its origin in the most seem
rifc manner The Reviewer blames General Jackson
for the destruction of the United States bank, but ap
proves his Specie Circular He also shows that the
whole crisis was caused principally by overtradng in
ineyery department of business, particularly IN the
forega trade.
We NAV give some extracts from the Review to-
morrow.
Goblet has offered himself OI MiduleSeA
Sir Robert Peel is not dead
Sir St. Vincent Cotton, baronet, notorious gam
bier and freauenter Of Crockerds magnificent hell,
has been obliged of late years to turn his hands to
better account. He is now the proprietor of the Age
Brighton coach. BY late papers, we see that he has
been fined Is for an assault upon Mr.. Fitzgerald
who was riding by the coach in pleasure wagon.
General Evans has been returned for Westminster
in the old place of old glory.
The Queen and the Queen dowager have been in
yited 10 dine with the Common Council of the good
city OF London.
Westmacott the Sculptor, has been knighed. He
is now Sir Richard His son, DR.. Westmacou, is in
New York.
The Right Rev. and Hon. DR.. Edward Grey, Biehop
of Hereford, and brother TO Earl Grey, died on the
oath July in the Both year of his age.
King Earnest of Hanover, is getting into hot water.
The Continental journals are at him hot and thick.
The Paris papers say that his brother despo,s
are alarmed, and speak of him and his dongs with
censure The London Morning Post from private
correspondent at Hanover says, that violent ag
tation prevails there among all classes of people and
that the principal personages had met for the purpose
of addressing the great powers Of Europe The iron
rule has past Earnest What tyrant you wonld
have been had you lived in the feudal age.
Private Correspondence
LIVERPOOL, LIST August, 1887.
SrR,-As an admirer of your independent and in
selligent paper take the liberty of handing you the
annexed commercial circular from Egypt which may
be considered worthy of your columns You will see
it is a republication in Liverpool. If you consider
such worth your attention. by writing Mr.. "'+t +'+'
Liverpool, he will send them you, have
ranged il with HIM to do SO when you write.
The bank has had 10 bleed several of the great
American creditists to death TO prevent them from
dying of apoplexy, or in plain language TO get them
into the smallest compass and turn their debts out of
the manufacturing districts particularly and as much
out of the kingdom possible before she allowed
shem TO fail She has been obliged TO take the
Browns into the ospiial with guarantee bandage
of .f40O,OOo from interested parties, which the Ame-
rican CONFUSION may burst. We have no fear of
the Browns.
The trouble is not over yet Money is plenty, and
the right sort Of bills could be discounted under per
cent, but kites, from America will not 20. The East
India trade is in bad way, and failures expected. If
You still live at the same house with Capt. 80 49,
please say that have attended TO his request.
ALEXANDRIA, tEgypt) 2sth June, ls57.-Respectng the
ssa,e al our cotton market conrm advces be-
ginning Of this month The same agna,sn y business then
speedy resumption Of sales by auction the
government; least month To come since the
faha not 10 have eatrc rcnqushcd the hope
u prices. A., however the remains still
unpaid, other engagements II
opinion then bis higness will be forced IN submit cir
seved that for quantity the price - quina tabout
afd h. OBJ would probably consideration The
stock increased 5000 bales and also fast
Izting the mouth Of the Nile and in the INTERIOR that the
remaining quantity Of the last crop must be estimated at geo
bales whilst the ensuing beginning In September will
most likely not fall short Of go, 0eo bales
Our money market remains much depressed In the
81 The st month upwards OF 100000 have been shipped Eu
rope IN specie which will have an unayorabe efec, on our
exchanges when shipments again question. The
sninal quotation London is present IS.
Sailed for Liverpool the 10TH the Favorite, Williamson,
with loJ bales cotton and lith NEWMAN, Price
with Isf5 bales. Freight ~.
By THE SOUTHERN ExrREss MAlL.-Dates-New
Orleans Ang 23d Mobile, Aug. "a; Savannah, Aug.
%; Augusta, 20 and Baltimore, n.
The Raves now playing al Niblos-Booth now
at the Bowery-Forrest, Latham, Yankee Hill, Ellen
Tree, Mss Clifton and MISS Melton are engaged at
New Orleans for the ensuing season.
There lis club says the Picayune ia New Orleans,
called the -Four o'clock Club" The members
scmble at o'clock, p. M.-drDk, carouse, sing, &c.
Amy member who leaves the before four o'clock
in the morning. has TO pay the expenses of the night
The Mobile Examiner says, "a New York paper
informs us" &c. Why not say that the New York
paper Is the New Ysrk Herald
General Jesup LEFT Black Greek, by last accounts,
10 proceed to Fort King where number Of chiefs
were waiting to see him in order to cast rations He
had proceeded 10 Mcanopy on his way thilher The