Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
MORNING HERALD.
SATURDAY., FEBKVAKr 3. lsss.


Later from AAVerpO0Is
The packet ship Pennsylvania, Captain Smith, ar
rived yesteaday from Liverpool, with dates TO the
18th ul,. being three days later than those by the
Philadelphia from London. The latter, however, has
anticipated the contents by the Pennsylvania, which
brings nothing but what in the London dates of
the 18th alt, which we published this day week.
The Liverpool market of the 23rd December, will be
found below. We are much obliged to Capt. Smith
for his civiites of which we have pleasure in avaing
ourselves.
Further accounts had been received by our packets
giving authentic particulars of the rout of Brown and
his crew at ST. Charles, and the capture of ST. Den
mis-. The British journals without any exception are
exceedingly trueulent against the rebels and declare
unanimously that the insurrection must be put down
at all costs and risks The London Standard says -
England must expend her last shilling, and trans
nat her last man. or put dolcn vigorously and with
out compromise the Canadian rebellion Ii she fail
TO do this her empire IS but name The effort must
be made at once and declsivey. We hope that before
We have written thousand of troops have been order
ed for North America. The example of the war of
IVA, 50 different in the merits OF Its origin mast
leach the importance of time and OF acting with vgor
and trih poper in the first instance. III troops are
sent out by companies, or even by regiments, they
will be sent cut for certain defeat and the only
mortal shall have Of their services will be disgrace
and debtp
Although we know that all this preparation and re-
solve is luckily rendered unnecessary by the turn
events have taken still they show the spirit of John
Bull, and that he is determined to hold his own.
1t appears by some tables that have been published
that the rude between Great Britain and Canada in
1904 consisted of 1870 small vessels in 1885, twelve
hundred large ships were employed in commercial
intercourse
1t stated that the success Of the Canada rebellion
would be the signal for similar outbreak in Ireland
1t is proposed TO strip England and Scotland Of
Iroeps and provisions and transport them to Ireland
and Canada. We have no doubt that the Canadian
disturbances will produce quite conclusion in Ire
land. At one time recently affairs looked very me-
nacingly in Lower Canada and Chippewa and when
these reported in Ireland, they will deubtIessy
cause great agitation there. The precauton of anti
cipatng disturbances is prudent and satesmanlike.
II has been decided in England that an Attorney
has no right to deain the papers Of his Client as he
has no lien upon them for costs
The Liverpool papers contain a correspondence be-
tween the late passengers of the packe. ship Cam
bridge, and Captain Barsey, highly complimentary
10 the latter as gentleman and navigator. The
letters preliminary to the presentation of piece
of plate which the passengers had voted to Captain
Bursey. n
Some idea Of the importance attached 10 the Cana
dian news may be Judged by the following para
graph =
EXPRESS TO LoNDoN.-The papers by the Shak.
speare from New York, reached Liverpool al quar-
ter to clock on Thursday evening, the 2ls, De-
cember A messenger, bearing the important Cana
dian news which those papers contained, proceeded
by the Grand junction Railway train at half past
Owing to the foods the train did not reach Birming-
ham I'LL midnight. From that town the messenger
pvoosadpd in N chaIse IN IOndOn n datanca If
1lo miles. The roads were In dreadful state, yet
the express by the occasional aid Of four horses per-
formed the journey in eleven and half hours, having
reached the Times Office at noon Friday. The
news was Immediately published in second edition.
The Government, ascertainng the tenor of the in
telgence, promptly resolved to sherten the Paria-
mentary recess. They accordingly announced, in
both Houses, on the same afternoon, that owing 10
the alarming state of Canada the adjournment, in
stead Of being the LIST Of February would only be to
the 10th of January.
Ships belonging to all countries and nations are
now permitted 10 trade with the British ports in the
East Indies, and import and export goods OF any de-
scrpton csnformable TO the port regulations except
naval stores and military munitions when Great Bri
tain is at war with any power. But they are not al
lowed TO receive goods on board at British port
of India on freight or otherwise to be discharged at
another country port
II is stated as not unlikely that Upper and Lower
Canada would be consolidated into principaty,
and that a Prince OF the Blood-ihc Duke Of Cam
bridge, for instance would be sent out as viceroy
"The scandal-lcving portion Of the diplomatic
body are kept the qui pipe" says the Journal de
Relcn, "by tale respecting an envoy from one OF
the smaller northern Courts, who is said to have in
troduced to the ladies Of his ustrous colleagues in
the capital young andspretty female, in reality un-
der his protection, but whom he represents near
relative, and, moreover Countess Of high degree.
In consequence of this violation Of etiquette and in
deed of common propriey the salons Of the offend
ing diplomatist have been completely deserted"
LlvrRrooL Corros MARxEr, Saturday, Dee 23.-Thers
has beenhue animation ia the Cotton markethis week
demand day exceeding the consumption but, with
limited SOCKS this has been sufficient effect advance
since last week. Of u 10 IA per 10 In American Cotton,
which rates the market firm Sea isis nd
fair demand foil prices Egyptian and srssii in mode.
demand and fully support former The betterq
tiles Surst are IN lair demand the lower neglected
nnsered in price The sales amount 10 24o
specusoa 700 Egyptian reported which were Ia
Ven on spec ulztion last week.
a. a. A A
90 Sea Island, l34 toH Para, ITO a
$500 Upland, II" 1eo Peruvian,
Ioe0 Mobile, nc, 7a"st 30 La Guayra, al
$500 New Orleans, "a" gI - Barbados a
100 Egyptian, Sis $50 Gem. w. India, "A" "a
- nI..tA In