Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-29
MORNING III Err Al ID.
MONDAY. JANgARY 80. Issss


The Foreign News.
On Saturday evening and yesterday morning. we
outstrppod every paper in the city, in procuring and
publishing both foreign and domestic new bot
shipping and commercial intelligence.
On our outside will be found the various items then
French kings speech, for which we had not then
room.
How was all tbs done2 We will toll.
Our news boat Boxer, Captain Boxer, boarded, on
Saturday morning early, the Philadelphia far below.
Boxer got the latest London papers, for which we
return thanks to Captain Morgan-Boxcr then land
ed on Long Island at the Narrows, procured horses
rode express to town, ana put us in possession Of
these papers very early in the morning, and beiere
any of the large evening papers had theirs.
By the same express we received our valuable cor
respondence from Key West which arrived here by
a vessel from that port, and which the Courier
may possibly publish today.
All this news we published in cur Saturday even
ing and Sunday morning editions, and sent It off by
express in anticipation of the Wall street morning
papers, together with the interesting local news of
the lobea ease, and the great attempt at forgery on
the Bank of Kentucky. OarLondon money and Lii
verpoo cotton markets actually fve days later
than what any other large evening paper had In
short, our superior organization and enterprise enr-
bed us to beat the whole New ork press all round
50 much So that yesterday and Saturday we pub
lshed five several editions Of the Herald and all
gone.
With these remarks we continue our foreign items,
and go ahead rejoicing-almost singing psalms and
hymns
OPENING OF THE French CaA MBERs.-The French
Chambers were opened by the King, on Monday,
the 18th December with great Ponp and solemnity
Very great precautions were taken TO prevent any
attempt upon the royal person, and that part of the
Tuileres whence the Place du Carrousel is entered
and the Point Royal were interdcted 10 the public, and
occupied by the armed force, including considera-
BILE number of Sergens de Vile. The cause of this
particular precaution was a surmse that the discern
tented had undermined portion of the route.
In his speech the King alluded 10 the political am
nesty, Of the marriage of his son and daughter and
of the success of the French arms at Constantine.
Advertng commercial affairs, he added that he had
sent an envoy TO Haiti 10 facilitate the execution Of
the engagements entered into by that republic with
France. A naval force has sailed for the coast of
Mexico to obtain that justice for the French who
trade in the interior of the country which the author
tiles have withheld from them.
The internal affairs of the kingdom are despatched
in two paragraphs, in which the penltennary system
and railroads are adverted 10. Tbs King says
"For a long time pententlary system called
for all the attention of my government You will
have to examine the project Of law for its improve
ment Another project OF law Will have Tor It's OBJ
iect the reform of our esslaon with respect TO com
mercial companies.
"Already considerable funds have been voted fol
-pgphlss Msrks L remains with you to complete oul
INCREASING prouuvrrvr ns,su-A ones
on this vast subject will be presented you wei
as detailed plans of several important undertaking