Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
MORNING HERALD.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 80, 1855.


late news. The Mediator came In yesterday morn
ing, bringing about twelve hours later from London
Some of the items rather interesting In addition
to what we published yesterday, and which will be
found on our outside, have selected the follow.
ing
The Mexican blockade makes much talk in Lon
don.
The " Moniteur Parsicn' states that M Clement
Bouanger, one OF the most distinguished French art
lists of the day, has been commissioned by of the
British Cabinet Ministers to make painting of the
coronation Of the Queen and has also received an
order from The Queen herself paint the portrait of
her Majesty.
Mr.. Rush is passenger in The Mediator and
brings over in gold the Smithsonian bsqnest amount
ing To above half a million OF dollars
A farther creation OF Knights of the Bath was made
on the 10Th of July, but the only names observe
among the parties thus henored n which any of
readers are likely 10 take any interest, are those Of
Sir Sydney Smith, Lord Gorford, and the Hon.
Charles Gore, deputy quarter master in Canada. the
former being appointed extra knights grand cross and
the latter companion of the order.
HOUSE OF Lenps July 20.-Lord Wharnclffe pre-
scented petit, on on the subject Of the state Of the
church in Canada. The Bishop OF Exeter censured
the government for leaving the province OF Canada
destitute Of religious Instruction. complaining that the
Protestant Bishop received only fl000 from the gov
ernment while the same amount was received by the
Catholic Bishop.
Lord Glenele said that his powers did not enable
him to give more extensive aid to the Canada church
than he had given hitherto-that ample spiritual in
structon provided for his Protestant fellow SUBJ
lectsin the colonies.
The Bishop of Exe,er inquired whether any nstruc-
tons had been gwen TO Lord Durham, changing or
modifying the standing instructions given TO his lord
ships predecessor as to the conduct TO be pursued
toward the established church and the Catholics.
Lord Glenelg said there had been variation.
han Gcac- lara tfy tn he ycodu
third time on the 22d.
The prison bill was read third time and passed.
The Marquis of Lansdowne said he would move on
Monday the second reading of the bill for rebuilding
The bill to prevent emigration Of the Hindoos to the
West Indies Is going through the Lords denomlnated
the East India Laborers's Bill.
Ten HoyR BILL-In the Commons Lord Ashley
made an Interesting expose of The depl0rabe condI-
ton Of the factories. The children amount TO near
400 000 of whom the proportion of females is IS TO
l00 That in their confined laborious life, they travel
Is to 30 miles in the mill every day. In these unfor
tunae persons deaths take place under 20 as nuner
ously under 40 in ordinary districts. Lord Ashley
though he blamed not the administration, was COM
PEELED TO admit no relief had been gwen.
The Times is displeased with the highest order CT
the Bath being conferred on Lords Howard de Wal
den, G. w. Russell, and Gosford.
Prince John Vas Buren, son Of the President Of the
United States, IS still gong on big fguie at Queen
Victoria balls.
The Infant Francisco de Paula of Spain and his
family, reside during their exile IN the Faux
bourg ST. GermT in, Paris.
The filsome French verses to Victoria in the Lon
den Herald, on the occasion Of her coronatlon were
written by MIR. Naudet AIDE to Marshal Soult. Ger
tes the times much changed, when such things
can be.
M. Pinpret has painted beautiful portrait of Car
dnal Cheverus deceased, for the city Of Bordeaux.
There are 76 periodicals. published in the Austrian
dominions-of which 22 are in Vienna, Is at Milan,
z at Venice, &c.
All the details Of the dongs Of the Prince de Join
vile at Newport New York, &c, are infinitely gwen
IN the Paris Journals. The citizens Of Brest gave
him great entertainment on his arrival
The eight FOUNDER which killed Gen. Damremont
at Constantine has with due solemnty been brought
10 Paris.
The fnghtfu details of the Pulaski steamer excite
great remark
The Sovereign, transport sailed July l9tn for Ber-
msda, with 200 convcts to complete the docks, FORTS
breakwater, and roads in that island.
The Bishop OF London broke his collar bone from
riding too mettlesome a stced. The papers recon-.
mend him to con6re himself to "steepe" chases.
Young King Otho's Bavarian Ministers in Greece
are great extortioners and deplorably addicted to
drinking.
Mr.. 7. s. Dunscombe, M. P. had left England to
pass the sdmmer in Canada.
Wordsworth, the poet, il on an excursion to the
north of England
IL il said that Joseph Bonaparte, formerly King of
Spain, has been for some time IN treaty with Lord
Ashburon for The purchase Of the auckland estate IN
Dcvonshire.
BY the Liverpool steamer which arrived at Fall
mouth on Sunday, we hate received intelligence rom
Lisbon Of the 10Th July, at which date all was tran
gull The threatened disruption OF the ministry,
brought by the previous advccs, has been settled by
a general arrangement OF It's members to continue IN
sfficc.
The select committee Of the House Of Commons
on the Post Office, have come to the resolution to
make two penc, the uniform rate Of postage all over
the country for letters not weighing over half an
ounce.
The Locety for Propagatng the Gospel in Foreign
parts has emancipstea the apprentices on It's estates
In the island Jamaica.
Mr.. Babbaqe has expressed a favorable opinion of
the remarkable mathematical talents OF Mangamsle,
the ScllIan youth, son Of poor shepherd, who has
come over TO England Sith view to acme encourage
ment IN the publication OF treatise on new process
OF mental calculation, and the simplihcatlon OF ith-
metic. On the 10th July, accompanied by Emanuel
Compsrao an Italian professor Of mathematics, he
WINS introduced the Dake OF Sussex, and IN his pre-
scnce and that OF NJ Kong, foreign secretary 10 the
Royal Society, and the Chcvacr Berar H. he answer
ed a vsnetyst complicated questions in arithmetic
propousded 10 him, in less umc than an ordinary
computer could work them paper.
The Gsrrick had arrived of Liverpool.
The Pique had arrived from Canada in 20 days, but
brought later news than received in the steam
ship, by way Of New York.
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