Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

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Whitehall, Aug - 1898.
"SIR-I am TO signify TO you the Queens commands,
that the execution of the sentence OF deat paesed upon
Dinah Jones and Ann Byron be respied until TURNER
sgnihcatien OF her Majesty pisasdrc.-l a' SAL y1
most oeedeRt servant .. hVssELL'
you will acknowledge the receipt hereof by return
of post
To the Sheriff of the city Of Chester and al others
whom il may coacern' -
And in order to prevent mistake, a similar notisca
ton was the constable of the castle n whose
custody the women were.
A grand meetiag Of French and English capitalists is
in of the French papers to oe hello shortly
al Paris at M. Laffte's lake into consideration
several important questions relating 10 The co15aerla
interests of the Peninsula The chief object o. the as
sembly it said will be the turning to proht TIE cole
NAL possessions which still belong TO SPAN
Their Mseses the King and Queen Of the Belglans
and suite arrived al Windsor Casae yesterday hlng
Leopold is suspected of wish provide husband
fer the Queen OF England
On Tuesday Manchester aud Leeds were visited with
tremendous thunder and several persons were
killed by the electric fsd.
So severe was the cold during Wednesday ight tia
in the neigkborhooo Of Arundel the brooks were isoze
the thickness Of shilling and heields covered win
white frost-Brsearon Herald
The monument in tie buIying ground Of Laeeaen
near Brussels TO the memory of Madame Mahbran, IS
finished; consists Of small circa ar chapel IN
which is be placed the statue by Geefs OF this la
mented cantatrice. The design is said TO be remark
ably elegant
The harvest bug is now very troublesome. The best
for It's bite IS hartshorn.
DEATH OF A REFORM AssocIATIoN-OnS Saturday
night died a natural death The Reform Association
of Ctheree leaving four members to depore It's loss
Wi9an Gazette
pRoeREss OF SrrAM-The iron steamers destined
tie py on the river Nile are present building in Gree
mock. The models Of the most approved descrip.
ton and when ready for plying will draw from % TO "a
inches Of water. neat handsome steamer, named the
Hope built and fitted Greenock, IS to sail some
of these DAYS from GFeenock for the Cape, where she
Is run constant trader asd packet. Almost every
quarter of the globe have Clyde built steamers plying
their rvers.-Glasgo0 ChroscLe.
OrEsING OF THE LosDoN AND BIRMINGHAM RAIL
wAY.-Ia consequence of the unexpectedly rapid pro.
gress recently made with the works of London and
Birmingham Railway the opening of the line will in
all probability take place week earlier than had been
previously arranged TIE l7A efsepten6e. instead Of
the cath is the day fixed upon and from what we
have heard the subject we have no DOUBT me sne
will that day, be opened tor passengers rom eho 10
end.-hdachester GUARDIAN
AGITATION AT HARRowGATE.-A son OF the Eme-
raid Isle who appears to be the precursor OF OCon-
nePs hundred deputy agitators, lately arrived at
Harrowgate which fashionable resort distinguished
heress has been visiting for the benefit OF the wa
,ers The gentleman installed himself in the same
hotel with the young lady and commenced course OF
agitation, with view 10 future instaments unortu'
aaelv for the gallant his fair neghbor had an hered-
a well known banking house informed the gentleman
that his drafts on the young ladye affections were not
accepted IL spite of this rebuff the lnamorato declares
that Qsi coHtc he will continue 10 agitate but the
question of his union with the lady appears unlikely
10 be carried the repeal of the union between Great
Britain and Ireland. The young lady alluded TO IS
Miss Coutts Burdett. The lrishmsn, We understand,
placed letter IN Miss Burdetts bed room, and not con-
tent with introducing the letter he also introduced HIN
self The result that the lady Immediately order
ed her carriage, and Left the Queens Hotel where the
10 from irh he Fri hnp WINS
also expelled. The affair created quite sensation 81
Harrowgate.
The two females in Chester gaol under sentence Of
death for nantcie have had the execution OF the sen
tence resped by Her Majesty's command. 1mmedi.
atey the receipt Of the document authorizing the stay
of the execution Mr. Williamson, the sheriff, proceeded
TO the gao accompanied by the chaplain and the Rev.
Mr. Evans and after preparing both OF them for the act
of mercy in their favor by exhorlng en- that religion
and The Gospel we're merely for death, but also 10
live by the fact was communicated 10 them that the
Queen has graciously comnahded that the execu.
ton Of the sentence OF death upon them should be re
shifted until the Specification of her pleasure 1t
az nlased TO them that this absolute repreve
that their lives still IA her hands and within her
Roya pre- ogative that she might yet order Them Tor
execution but that there was hope their lives would
be spared. The notification was received by Ann BY
rom without much emotion concern. The other pri
soner Dnah Jones' bsrs into tears, and exclaimed,
will never turn my back on the Lord again ne has not
forsaken me- Blackburn Standard.
ton against Mexico mi5shprnan on board the
Pemontaise frigae. In 1913 he commanded frigate
then living in the mouth Of the Gronde After the bat
ale of Waterloo the Duchess Of Angouleme, came to
Rsrdeaux and sent, by Aide de Camp, orders TO
Captain Baudn who still kept the tricolored flag flying
10 change his colors His that he received
no Keep, from the Minister Of the Marine His
name was struck of the Navy List Ia 1880 he was at
Havre. On the 2sth Of July, the moment he heard Of
the rising in the capital he assembled 200 mercantile
,esmen and marched at their head for Paris. Rear
Admiral Baudia has loss his right arm, having been
twice in it, in sos in the Indian Seas board
the Semlante frigae and in 1912 on board the Renard
corvette which he cornmanded-Oatre Mer.
SUCCESS OF SHIPPING COMPANIES ~ THs NORTH OF
FSsLAsp-The first company established in the port
of Stockton was called the Union Shipping Company
Ii was formed in 1922 and it's commencement the
capital was small but is now fl2,00e. This company
has paid 50 per cent for the three years ending Decem
Der ls3s being on an average 10 per cent, notwth
standing the loss of vessel which has been replaced
The second wa. established in 1884, and called the
Commercial Shipping Company and in note from the
manager dated January goth, 1885, the following pas
sage occurs % The Committee have gre at pleasure IN
stating the proprieors that the profits have exceeded
their expectations The Of the subscribed CAPT
tisl is f2925, whereof 81 OILS has been invested in
three vessels which have made fourteen voyages and
cleared the OF casa lis Sd being the Of 81
pe ce.t for the time they have been employed averag
IN, about months" Since thi. note was written the
sp,al has increased n Ella coo. The third was esta
bI,hed in the year 1884, and called the General Ship
ming Company This was commenced with small
capital which has been increased TO 10000, and 81