Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10


it In its measures Of coercion, unanimously car
rled in l775 when the thirteen colonies, now the
United States resisted. An English paper noticing
the result of the debate on the Canada Bill says;-
"Ths Radical strength was evidently diminished,
while the Wing strength, augmented, as II was sure
TO be, by the undivided and hearty support Of the To-
RES, overwhelmed the miserable minority VINO stood
forward in defence of the Canadians and Of Their own
conduct in reference to those colonsts. Mr. hume,
who has always taken aeadng part IN the debates on
the affairs OF Canada, was attacked by Waigs ana
Tories alike. He had not an opportunity OF DEFEND
ing himself and of his usual supporters came to
ms assistance. Mr.. Leader was silent, and or WI
liam Wordsworth opened not his mouth. II seemed
as the Radical party, aware OF the false move whch
they had made, Immediately on the ARRIVAL OF tho
first intelligence Of the outbreak In Canada, were
anxious, by acting discreety not to make bad worse
As It was, the debates all the side OF the 60
vernment, who will carry their most stringent nea-
sures against Canada by more swinging maJonues
than they formerly carried their aroclous measures
OF coercion against Ireland"
The most intense anxiety continued to be felt in
England respecting the state Of Canada, and the ex-
pectatlon was that the Canadians would show more
hight than the revolt has proved. The arrival OF our
packets calculated upon with eagerness rarely
before manifested. A Liverpool paper says,
EXPECTED News FROM CANApA.-The past has
been a week of extraordinary anxiety to the caterers
for news for the London papers. Never was, not
merely the arrival Of packet at this port bat her
very approach to the Irish land, watched with such
intense interest the approach or the ARRIVAL OF the
packet-shp Virgnan continues to be watched by
these vigllant gentlemen. On Monday evening last
one Of the caterers actually slowed himself away on
beard the Government Steam packets tender. On
that evening the tender had to convey the passen-
gers for Dublin the Mail steamers with orders, after
that service had been performed, to cruise about IN
hope of meeting some inward bound vessels, and,
among the rest, the Vrginian. The individual in
question took to be out of the way when the pas
sengers were transhipped and when the Mail boat had
gone pretended To be dreadfuy disappointed that he
had MISSED his passage. The tenders people took
great care of the disappointed man, covering HIM
with their clothes and RECALLING him with their BEST
Next morning their return to port great was their
astonlshmsnt on being told who and what the indvd
ual was, and that instead of being disappointed pas
senger for Dublin, he was only disappointed caterer
for Canadian news for Lsnden. Next day another
news caterer actually went TO sea with the packet
ship Cambridge in the hope of falling in with the
Vrgnian. From the Cambridge he embarked on
board the Irish steamer which towea her out still
pectingto fall in with the packet Heianded, after
unsuccessful trip, at believe, Waterford, and re-
turned to Liverpool Oh Friday, pid Dublin.
On the same day second caterer who had gene
all the way TO Glasgow in the expectation that the
packet would try the North instead of the South
Channel, and that he might there fall in with her.
equally Unsuccessful trip. Another gentleman actually
cruzed, during some Of the bterest cold days, in
boat off The Banks, in the hope of being the first TO
beard the yirginian and carry off in triumph to the
metropolis any news she might bring.
Losoos. Jan. 2l--CoNMERerAL ISrsLLreEscE AND Mo-
most wholly suspended the operations Of foregn
the nsvgsoS Of The river Thames having been during The
be stated that the arrival and depa OF the shipping
altogether prevented, the ice being too thick TO render
than such an event has not we believe occurred
Thames and of the operations Of
chants far the import and export trade
tended to circumscrSe refer 10 the deulaes
aIsen IN consequence Reya Ex
change, Loya and the other ccesn which most important
merchants would now appear have theneives in
Gudhsi until the Exchange shall have been completed
the business OF Lloyds carried the hall
the South Sea Company.
The internal trade Of the city and the country generally
uactured goods well as Of ks and woolens and other
articles most IN request Of this season q the year have adj
vanced considerably the low state OF the thermometer hsv
ing greatly the consumption Of articles required
Tafm clothing are ynry generally entertained
weather becomes milder.
Adyertiug again to the progress mercantile pursuits
sugar the produce OF the Mauru boae oonsum pton
bags against 7sco bags ia lass The stock at The com.
mensemsnt Of the present was "a 800 bags, against
Brars the deliveries home consumption year exhibit
increase OF ls36-vz bags
1880 bags In exploration the trade these
taken for shipment in 1885 only Loco bags
The stocks the conclusion Of last S.
against 1900 the corresponding period Of 1886 The
equal Of the East West India sugars has
already greatly ext nses this branch Of the trade and
OF the country aud anguine expectations INDUCED
that there Willie more rapid extension 81 the trade
In these important articles Of East Indian produce Equally
favorable results have attended the trade In East Insan
II appears the imports last $500 bags and
2ol bales As 900 and IL 500 hses 1886
deliveries for home consumption $3.50 bags sad
nd Iulae rad
last $50 bags and $50 bales against 20 200 bags
and 10 $50 bales al the corresponding period OF 1885.
The opinion eutesised Of the markets for Maurius and
East India produce Is that though the mportson
peced 70 be heavy % that prices will rule very eonsdera
bly, higher.
by which arrivals and by land carriage
considerable prevented Prices advancing
The demand Tor foreign era Is steady, as shpmeRr
continued the United States From Liverpool
which will arise the increase Of troops in British North
Ameres.
The 7, mand Ter the English Securities the recpenng
~ the transfer books for Censo The Three and Half per
quene o the prices n the
sbou, per within the week Since the
Account settled. which took place Tuesday and
Wednesday considerable business has been transacted
pecation OF recovery prices The proceedings
lament the Canada question looked favorable
and should the advces from British North America repre-.
the OF the rebels hopele no doubt parties
who on, fortnight, three weeks since vl ain be-
come active The improvement 10 Conso Tor money
has bee from ei 9th for the Account from eoi sii
Reduced and Half Certs from 9a oo and
large sums which have been thrown circuaos ~ the
dividends has rendered money abundant and
Inc rate Of still very loo. The rise Fxchequer
Rilis r..,ix eonruon~ the and old
husl p., Ia anrrI Ia.