Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

and highly wrought ornaments encnonieo the eye
wherever il was cast Exquisite tassa Rcen ar
played in all the arrangements, Rich We
could not bat notice the sabdued ceEpet-
ing, representing on oaken floor, and y con-
.rssting With the light and splendid enis hypents
of the saloon.
THE CoRssArros.-A supplement TO the Loxdor
Gazette was published yesterday, containing pro-
clamation Shy the Queen, touching hef Royal Coro-
nation" whichis fixed for Tuesday, the 10Th OF jane,
and the Court of CLAIMS 10 to commence its slttlngs
on the 18th instant Ii is rumored that certain
eccentric Law Lord has claim in petto for suit
and service" at the Coronation, which will startle the
grave sgniors of the Pnvy Council, and amuse the
public not little. There will be famous batch OF
fago Peers made on the OCCASION and numerous pro-
motions in the Peerage are expected-among others'
1t is said the Premier will mount up to Marqasate,
by the title of Marquis of Kent.
QuERNs DREss.-The Queen held her first Draw
ing Room this season on Friday, 9th April, which
was very fully attended. Her Majcsty's dress was
composed of train of pink and silver Irish abinet
lined with rich silver embroidered borders dress OF
silver tissue; the body and sleeves spendldy orna-
mented with diamonds and blonze; the shirt taste
fully trimmed with sprigs Of pink aurlculas and ag-
raffas of diamonds Head dress, feathers, diamonds,
and lappes. Her Majesty wore the insignia OF the
Order of the Garter.
MARKET NoTE.-The depression Of business is the
prevailing topic from every part OF the manufacturing
districts this week. If orders do not come for the
American market this depression is likely to continue
during the summer. From Wakefield and Rochdae
it is stated that wool of every quality IS giving way
in price, whilst at Leeds the wool market continues
firm.
FRANcE.-The ministerial plan for the conversion
of the 5 per cents, has been introduced into the
Chamber of Deputies The holders are to receive 100
francs for every five francs in the funds or the con-
version of the new fund.
SPAIS.-The Carlists have laid serge to Portugal
cite on the Spanish side of the Pyrenees.
General Pardnas has succeeded General Flinter who
has resigned. Don Basilio the Carlist, is preparing
to re-cros the Tagus, towards Salamanca, to meet
the Christine General which proves that his reported
defeat by Pardlnas nothing serious.
The infane Don Sebastian was 10 cross the Ebro,
the first week of this month with strong force, 10
attempt to reach Madrid. On the 3Otn alt., some
sharp fighting took place between the Carlsts and
Chrstinos, near the French frontier. The Queen
General o Donne with 2, 400infanry, and 200 caval-
ry attacked the Carst troops guarding the Bdassoa,
who gradually retired, and led ODonnel into an
ambush, when, after combat OF an hour and half,
LONDON MARKETS Apris-sugar-There rather less bu
siness doing British plantation chiefly in CONSEQUENCE
limited hhas and prices are Cd IS per
higher The public sales q Maurlus sugars have ao gone
1850 bags Bengasugars 8 s. cwt above the
PRIZE The al But there
much doing Refined sugars command better sale a. an ad
vance Of Cd to Is cwt Samples TO pass the standard are
,nss. es,:s: ~: very dull ns Of
c1L Foreign c.aeessuppsr pre- vious prices. o,,.
w bas hsd %uc .c, on Leewards IS per cent
over prcef have realized 8 ID per gallon; -.
Textile sales making more rapd progress at about
saipee-Th, price has fallen Is ews for of
rcf.acied samples which have been sold AT 22 per cwt
LIVERPOOL CoTTes MARkET, April s-Net sithstanding
very Gull Of cotton 10 u
% The .nr IRE, s @ o !" Rssa a. 10
Maranhsm, 81 DID, 1880 Am rican 81 Std; making $500
CorTos-The markets here Liverpool very dull
BY he adves received today from the United States 70 The
10 the en- p not less than Sos 600 bales The
which had arrived ont fro. Liverpool had impaired @hsh
the port the trade
ry active al Liverpool
ANOTHER GALL Fon SUBTRACTION Baltimore
Chronicle, Rchmend Wing, and Louisville Journal,
nave not yet made US any apology or given any sa-
tisactien for the unmtgated ISLANDERS they uttered
respecting the money market reports of the Herald,
during the financial movements preceding The late
Bank Convention.
We again call upon these prints TO do US justice
Whatever we state under the head Of Money Market
is ever essentially accurate-we deal in no fiction
We shall give these journals little time longer TO
make us the anlende honorable If they do net, or
mean not TO do we desire, we request them 10
sending their papers 10 this office, as IN such
an event. as a refusal of this fair request VIC shall
cut them and all such, from our exchange list for
ever.
On this point we are fixed. We will have no in
tercourse with those who utter falsehood on re-
putaton and persist in il.
The SRIus!-THE SIRIUS !-THE SIRIus!-Noth-
ing talked Of in New York this day. but the Sirius
She is the first steam vessel that has arrived here
from England; and glorious boat she is. Every
counter skipper merchant, loafer, deck waoper and
rewdy in New York went on board of her yesterday.
Nothing could exceed the kindness, the generosity
the hospitality of the officers on board of her, one
and all, without exception.
Lieutenant Roberts is a small sized man, but
splendid fellow; fine features, dark hair, bright eyes
"a glorious fellow. Any woman might be proud of
him he is the first man that ever navigated steam
ship from Europe 10 America. Think OF that, ye
IN ten days, and comes back IN September in the
bellies of America and be proud ofhm. He leaves you
BRUSH Queen steam ship, the argss, vessel Of the
kind that walks the waters.
The first mate is John Dudley alight hearted Irish
man; also an excellent fellow, and la bon vivant; he
has rich uncle, a merchant in this city, and some
,plendid neces; Jack has dark hair and eyes. and
syn burnt face, and an honest heart; and will
make many girls heart ache Tor we are much mis-
taken) before he dies.
The second mate is Mr. Briggs, tall, dark-haired,