Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12


len London sa Mondsy msning It the same mo,
1cnt that the yaHs LETT Euston-squara and reached
9irnineham jast 20 minutes before them Rtrmsag-
Asa Advsrtis~. y ST.
Nm. AND Mas. CHAalzs MATHEWS (LArs Ma
DAMH VEsrRIa)-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthew'S
have only consented to be absent IN the United States
for enc year, and they have made no engagements at
any theatre on the ether side of the Atlantic fer
lenger period. The happy couple" are to be in Now
York, as we before mentioned in September, where
they Will be preceded by Power bat, as there 10 4
considerable interval between Easter and the time
when they must embark, they intend to fill i up by
acting under Webster, At the Observation-Disclosures.
FEMALE CoMposIroRs.-It appears, that it 10 usual
in the Boston printing Offices 10 employ females as
composit0rs. An octave sheet entitled The Bodkin,
has been started by combination OF printers, TO rdi-
selves Nee York Morning Herald Females. we
have heard, have also been employed as compoators
in printing Offices in Ireland. Picking up the types
nice, light business, well adapted for the pretty
6Rgers OF women. Ed. Albion.
New ERA.-In May we expect the great Bristol
steamer at this port. She was TO sail from England
about the middle Of April IL the plan succeeds Lon
don and New York will be drawn within ten or
twelve days sail Of each other. Bristol will then bid
fair TO become riva TO Liverpool Already they are
building steam factories in that city and the railroad
10 London is nearly complete. What change!-
(New York 1IorRiag Hcrald) Stop bit, friend
Bennett. Liverpool won't be overtaken by Bristol
yet-Ed Albion.
The packet ship st. Andrew, which anchored yes
terday morning. shortly after daylight, Bootle bay
landed her letter and parcel bags, Saturday
ing at Holyhead, whence they were conveyed by mail
to Liverpool, and arrived after the ship herself.
There is to be fancy dress ball and supper at Wa
terfsrd Wednesday, under the patronage of the
Marquis, of Waterford, Lords Huntingdon, Carew,
and John Beresford and the county and city men
bers.-Dubiia Post.
The Queen will visit Ireland in August next and
proceed 10 Karney.-Limerick Chronicle.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Capua's ac-
couchementis daily anticipated. Morning Herald.
The Groves of Blarney, drama in three acts, to
be produced this evening at the Adephi Theatre is
written by Mrs. s. &C. Hail. purposely TO exhibit the
anrivalled talents Of Mr.. Power. ee
The ARMY-We understand that her Majesty has
expressed an intention Of very frequently reviewing
as the cavalry and infantry in Ireland destined for
Canada are embarked, general movement Of the
troops IN that country II expected to take place. The
two cavalry regiments TO be transferred from the En-
elish establishment, the 9Th Dragons and 18th Lam
GERS, will move earlier than was supposed-namely
in about ten days. Within the last few days it has
been confidently stated that the Duke of Cambridge
will very shortly succeed Lord Hill in the command
of the army and no less a parsonage than Lord
Br0ugham has been gwen as the authority for the
nnouncement- Times.
+CvRIovs -CHALLENGE-An Irish gentleman offers
the following curious challenge to any gentleman of
the sister kingdom He proposes that he, on his
part, should go into any market town of Meath on
fair day. without notice beforehand, and there selee,
one hundred Irishmen, natives of that county; and
that the Englishman, on his part should go into any
market town in any part Of England, also without no.
tice, and choose tive hundred Engishmen shat the
parties selected should meet on the Cnnagh of Kill
dare, on day to be fixed, in August next without
weapons of any kind, and that they showd make the
ollewng trial Of strength and skill That the two
parties be drawn up in lines opposite each other at
If ~x1c sk>ss
nal, that no blow shall be given, and the challenger
undertakes, for one thousand pounds or upwards,
that the hundred lrishmen will throw the two hum
bred Englishman on the ground, each man ence
threwn 10 be removed, and not be allowed 10 take
further part in the contest.-DsbIn Pepper.
MISSIONARY SmP.-The missionary ship Cam
den bound for the South Sea Islands, in the West
India Docks and is expected to sail for Otahee this
week, with the Rev. Mr.. Williams and ten other mis-
sionares She 10 q vessel of about 200 tons, and de-
voted the Of the mission in the sos,hern islands.
Large parties OF the friends Of the London Missionary
Society throng her decks daily 10 bid farewell to Mr..
Williams and his brother missionaries. On her MAN.
topmsst is the British flag with dove aad olive
branch, and on her mizenmast similar flag, with
"cened Held, in Welsh, Messenger of Peace, with
harp. The prayers and hearty good wishes Of
thousands of the friends of Missions will attend Them
STATE OF TRADE.-Om market for every descnp-
ton of Manufactured goods still continues anguid,
and there great difficulty experienced in obtaining
remuneratng prices The demand for yarn has been
very contracted with the exception Of a few heavy
purchases made on speculation, for the export mar
kets al very deprecated prices and there appears no
immediate prospect Of improvement in this depart
ment of trade, so long the spinners continue TO
work foil time, for the stocks on hand (which are
almost pnpreceden,edly heavy are still increas-
ing.-Prcsfon Observer.
The whole Of the Paris journals Of Sunday have
been received this morning but with the exception Of
the subjoned extracts they contain ne intelligence
that would at all interest an English reader. Lord
Brousbam, who is at pres6A Paris, is the great lion
Of the day. His Lordshp attends the sttings OF the
Chamber Of Deputies, and appears TO take lively in
terest IN the proceedings;-
The demi-ofheal Russian journal, the NorfherS
Bee, Of the l7th (29th) March, publishes the fellow
ing article -
HRedschd Pacha 10 sent to Paris to demand Of the
French Cabinet either the evacuation Of Algicrs, its
to the Ottoman Porte on the payment of
large sum of money rs an indemnity for the terrific
~ Of Algiers, which would become the lawful proper
ty Of France. Redschid Pscha will not quit PsrisuR-
al he has obtained the consent Of the French govern
ment 10 Of these proposals. This mission will DO
supported BY one Of the European governments. The
Turkish ambassador will wait the King of Naples and
the Pope and will make commercial arrangements
with the court Of Sardinia
Aehmet Pacha who 10 restored to the Sultan Ia
vor 10 commissioned 10 ~ out squadron, al the head
Of which he IL 10 observe the French feet Admiral
Roussin has given orders TO Admiral Gallois not 10
quit the road Of Smyrna. -Four English ships Of he
line have joined the French squadron. The French
and English sailors 1--we on good terms with each
other. This Is not the consequence Of sympathy be-