Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07
Foreign IteIns.

We publish today those items of foreign news
which want Of space compelled rs to omit yestsr-
| day. A
| Miss Shirref. Messrs Wilson, Holten, Granger,
and Benedict are engaged by Walack for the Ma
tonal He comes back in the Quebec, and opens his
theatre on the 9Th of September. AEN
| The Scotch and Irish are sending out fresh salmon
to New York.
Dowager Queen Adelaide goes to Malta in the
Hastings, man of-war.
Cass has returned to Paris.
The steamboats, 90 from Hamburg to London in 40
hours.
The law for the rail road from Paris to Havrc is
published, and the monopoly is for 2s years.
The Carlist chief, Osma, who bloekadcd Pampelu-
ma, has been killed.
A uniform rate of postage is proposed in the Com
MONS t,oo pence for letter Of half an ounce. Stamp
paper fer covers is to be used.
The Pque frigate arrived out from Quebec in 20
days. The French ship Of war Hercules, with the
Prince de Jsnvlls arrived at Brsst about the 18th of
July.
On the 18th OF July, the Earl of Winchelsea asked
in the House of Lords, whether Sir John CoDorne
had sent in his resgnaton and whether the troops in
Canada to be further reinforced. Lord Melbourne
said -
GAS regarded Sir john Colborne, that distinguish
ed officer certainly had requested that an arrange
ment should be made, by which he might be relieved
from the command of the troops; and with respect
10 the other question: the Government did not think
there any thing in the present state of affairs in
Canada that would require an augmentation OF the
military forces there.
The Irish Municipal Reform Bill has been so mod-
fed in the House Of Lords, TO change its nature
Lord Lyndhurst on the 18th OF July, moved SIR Ro-
bert Peels amendment that the qualification TO vote
should be raised from pounds 10 10 pounds The
Ministers opposed it, and were beaten by sixty ma
jority.
The Irish Poor Law Bill has passed the House of
Lords.
The Irish 1.-THE Bill is ye, in the House Of Com
mons.
The Sirius arrived at Plymouth on the 10Th of ia
ly, in fifteen days from New York, after pleasant
passage and II is said could have made a speeder
one but for the bad quality of the coal shipped in
America.
APlymouth paper says
"This port has peculiar advantages for steam COM
| nuRicatisn with America. The depth of water will
suit vessels of any tonnage the harbor can be made
as easily by night as by day. and the safety OF the
anchorage (now that the break has been nearly
completely was proved last winter, when $50 sail rode
out in safety the unprecedented gales for two menths
The road 10 London is covered by the mail ip twenty
two hours
Il, is expected that Parliament will rise the first
week In August.
A grand CIVIC unner was given Dy tne COIpOIduOH
of London to the foreign extraordinary ambassadors
and resident ministers, at Gudhall, on the 18th Of
June. 1t was attended by the Queen ministers, and
by number Of the leading men of both political
parties. Among the guests were the Duke de Ne
mours, the Duke of C0burg, Mr.. Stevenson, and Mr..
John Van Buren,. In the course Of the teastlns aRd
speech making, Marshal Seult and the Duke of Wei.
llRgoH paid each other some very handsome compli-
menis. Their names were united IN one OF the regu-
lar toasts.
&c De- hat ne he ohsa foof
Marshal Souts mission to England, was TO obtain
permission TO remove the remains OF Napoleon TO
France; and in this it is said, he has succeeded with
the aid Of the Duke Of Wellington. II is stated far
ther that the Prince de Jonvle is to proceed TO ST.
Helena in command of frigaie, having on board a
soldier from every regiment in France, and that the
remains of the Emperor TO be deposited under the
column in the Place Vendome, with solemn religious
ceremonies, at which the Duke OF wellington Will Do
invited 10 be present.
The intelligence from the West Indies, of the abo
ltion of the apprenticeship system gives infinite sas-
| faction in England.
The Dske of Leeds died on the 10th of July,
leaving several honors at the disposition of Lord Mel
| bourne.
The Irish papers give accounts Of several Orange
professions, and Of outrs ges consequent thereon.
Among the new publications in Lsndon, we OBJ
serve Mr. Stephenss Incidents of Travel in Egypt,
&c, and Mr.. Wares Letters from Palmyra
The papers announce the second edition OF "Ahce
1 or tne new noNel W eh - 49,
wer." Ii was only published in London on the 10Th
| Of July.
The Duke de Nsmours left London for Paris on
the 18th of July.
| The Duke of Nassau, several OF the foreign extra
| ordinary ambassadors, and MIR. John Van Buren,
| dned with SIR Robert Peel on The 18th July.
The Hon. r. T. Throep, and Captain Perry, U. 8
Navy were presented to the Queen al her levse, July
| 18th.
The King OF Belgium was expected in London.
The firm OF wildes & Co., one Of the Amercan
suspended firms has given notice that II Is prepared
| TO pay all lis outstanding debts.
A severe rain storm in July had caused much de-
struction OF property in Yorkshire and Lancashire,
| with some loss Of lives.
| The Isabella, which arrived Mt Torbay on the 10th
| July, was boarded the l4th Of that moath by q
piratlca brle, usder Spanish coors, and robbed OF
| varleus articles.
FRAscE-Lai,y who published pamphlet favor
| able TO the cause Of Prince Lows Napoleon Bona
parte has been found guilty and condemned TO five
years imprisonment, the payment OF hne oil four
thousand francs, and perpetual supervision by tho
police.
IL the Department OF Csntal, there was on the 10Th
of June so heavy fall Of snow al the Font dc Cere
that the agents of the Pons-et Chausses, who were
employed in making a survey, were obliged 10 sas-
| pend their abors.
| The Havre Journal Of the 18th, states that the
french armed brig Bison had reached Brest harbor
| from Rio Jancro bringing intelligence that the Co.
vernon Rosas had sgnlfed on the preceding day 70
| Admiral Leblanc, his acceptance Of the conditions
| proposed by this French officer, which had been