Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13


comes to the conclusion that ne rail line IN Ireland
weuld pay more than per cent the Government
should take the railway system IN that country Nm
der its mana cement.
II is reported that Mr. Edward Gibbon Wakehelds
salary is 1900 pounds sterling per annum! Thisis,
We should think, as good thing as kidnapping an
heiress.- Brighton Garefte.
During the month of July, 2 842, 480 francs were
paid into the savings bank of Paris by 2035l deposit
tors, of whom 2S49 were new, and ,9l6 500 francs
were drawn out
Sir John Harvey, Governor of New Brunswick, is
spoken Of as the commander of the forses in Canada.
REMUNERATION TO ENGLISH ComposERs.--For
"Chcrry Ripe, one Of the most popular melodies not
only in this country but on the continent also Mr..
Horn, the composer, received l0i; and M. Barnett
for "The Light Guitar" the prodigious sum of two
guneas.-I Musical World.
The Athenian Captive, by Sergt. Talfourd, has
been brought out at Cevent Garden with immense
applause Macready and Mrs Warner made great
hit.
Grsi and the rest of the Italian troupe, and the
Esslers are at the Queens Theatre (epera) Yankee
Hill, Blackstone and Mrs. Glover at the Haymar-
ket besides which we see by the following tina. little
Hill has rivals attihe New Strand:
NEW STRAND THEATRE.-This evening" August 7,
will be presented Tarna,on Strange or more Jona
thans. Cornet Wimbledon, Mr.. ]. Lee Mr.. iona.
than Jonah Gollah Bang Mr.. w. j. Hammond;
Mrs. A6jutant Paymaster Swallow Miss DAILY;
Amelia Swallow, Miss Pet.ifer.
THr BAYADEaEs.-The beautiful Bayaderes arrived
al Bordeaux from the East Indies are thus de-
scrlbed:-
The coHntenance of Seundrom is of so attractive
kind that il is difficult TO convey an idea of III her
eyes, of sparkling black in the midst OF blue
mel, dart fol looks enough 10 turn the brains of
SAINT The art of ogng Is quite IN It's infancy with
us, ana all the cequettes of Paris will be for taking
lessons OF the sprghuy Seundrom. She will be
professor of the first of the art of the language
OF the eyes. Amanys count enance is mdness IL
nj to nd md nslN nj tha mo
time. She is tall and straight, like palm tree. She
Is Is. SOundlrom is only IA. Little Veydon aged 6,
looks like little devil. Ramgun bears some resem
bance TO Sosndlrom, without however, being her
equal
ENGLISH LoNGEvITY.-On Monday, at Heckmsnd
side, Joshua Mortimer aged a. was moving and
Grace King aged So and William Armitage, aged SO,
were haymaking. Strange TO say, the Oldest Was the
most active and did the most work Sh. field Iris.
IasH CArTLE.-The following IS the number under
each head imported into Bristol in the moaths of
April, May, and June Pigs q lS7; Sheep 3,073,
cattle SOC; herses 26l
PARIS, Aug. Any letter ef Tuesday, informed
you of the arrest of an individual here-a N. Chal.
tas, charged with the manufacture of documents
purporng 10 be dispatches of ambassadors and other
diplomatic agents OF the French Government which
he sold high prices 10 certain dipomatists the rep
resentatives Of foreign Courts in Paris.
Ga searching the apartment, and on reading over
the papers OF NJ Chaltas, on Monday last the police
agents charged with the affair found letters that
terim this court the principal person 10 whom
Chaltas sold the documents WHICH he pretended that
he had pui!olned or cause to be purioned from the
Ministry for Forsign Affairs. Those agents carried
off the prisoner and his papers, as stated Tues
day asst, and reported the proceedings Count Mole,
who Immediately directed that a Cabinet Council be
summoned
In the course of the afternoon The Council sat,
when il was resolved that M. Fabrlcius be COMPEL.
ed 10 leave Paris within twenty -four hours. He was
accordingly ssnt for by Count Mole, who, placing in
his hands his letters found at the residence of Chal
tas informed him of the resolve of the French Gov
eminent decnmg further communication with him,
desiring that ne Immediately prepare 10 leave Pa
MS NJ. Fabnclbs was obliged to admit that these
notes or letters offering br,bes 10 Chaltas, and thro
him TO employees in the Foreign Office to abstract
thence such dispatches from FreRch Amba adors as
related TO the Holland Beige question, were written
By hlm, Al. Fabrclus, bat ne represented that the
course proposed by the French Government was
calculated 10 ruin him lrretrievaby, and requested
Csunt Mole would reconsider and modify it.
All that Count Mole would or could do IN compi
ance was conveyed in these words ;'I shall send
this evening courier TO the French Minister at the
Hague with instructions 10 complain OF your con-
duct Avail yourself Of the opportunity 10 cxcHse
yourself in any manner that IS practicable TO your
Court. On the expiration of the time necessary for
your receiving a reply be ready todepart FROM
Paris" Al. Fabrcius will, consequently be replaced
here Immediately, and, as am informed by Baron
Fa -el, now on leave of absence.
Chaltas will be brought 10 trial "a soon as possible.
Long before then, however, you will, CT miscalcu
lac be in possession of all the details and particu.
lars OF the case.
FRENcH ExPLoRISG EXPEDITION SourH.-News
from Captain ID Urve had been received dated Island
of Conception, Chill, April 10, where the Asirolabe
AID ZeIee had safely arrived. After beng a month
shot up in the Straits Of Magellan he left January g.
and in lat Ga a few days after, came TO solid bar.
rer Of ice for 240 miles, near the New Orkneys In
the beginning OF February the two vessels were hem.
med in 30 completely, thai the commander almost
despalred Of exrncatlng them. Ga February he got
clear with an l.. ). T. wind, and sailed 300 miles
along the barrier when seeing that Il stretched to-
opening, he lndsced by these circumstances, and
the breaking out OF the scuryy during 81 days severe
navigation IN the ice, TO proceed March 70 the coast
of Chill.
The carriage Of the KRg of France with his males.
" and the Duke If Orleans within, had broker down
IN the Champs Elysees but no harm done and
they took another aud proceeded on TO Neuilly.
The French consul at Warsaw driving in an equip
age Ia Pelonnase, was run against by the carriage
OF a bearded Russian General, when the French dri.
yer gave the Cossack driver a cut Of the herse
whip over the face. The Russian General complain.
ed ayd the Consul Immediately threw himself on his
reserved rights, unfurled the tncolor and placed It's
cockades on his domesucs which had the desired ef
feet
REMAINS OF NAroLses.-Thc Maritime Project OF
Cherbourg has received orders TO hasten the arma.
meat Of the frgate the RENE Blanche, which Il is be.
leved at Cherbourg ~ destined TO proceed 10 St He
lena, 10 receive on beard the remains Of Napoleon.
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