Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

tide, charm b0e bOufs
Or stssd in place o. heaven
"crestor va,her note bu thee"
Later from Europe.
The ship ssssnnah Csmnipg has arrived 1t Ports
mouth NJ H. frsm Liverpool which port she left onthe
Ssh Of July. .a.
The news brought by her is not~ery important. The
following the only items Of insesest.
The demand Cor cotton during the week ending ssth
lad been moderate and the importation large-aoOoo
Ssss-but prices for American descriptions seaay
IrBnzils, decline Of 9th had aaken place.
The trade between Liverpool and New South Wales
was rapidly increasing eight vessels loading At
Liverpool for Hobart Town. sydsey, and South Aus
uslia.
bin to cree, Lighthouse Gibsaatar has passed
sAs Csmuons, AID clause charging one shilling On
every ship which passed that place, and which
iscssdto by Mr.. Hume and Others the ground tbs;
the sxpsase Of collecting would be than the money
received, was retainodby majority of7o.
The departures from Londsn during the week sfter
the coronation numerous that forty two privase
xen,lsmens carriages were conveyed TO Birmingham,
by railway, in one day. -4hts Il
The driver Of q hscknsy coach, Al liverpool. has
beea fined ten shilliass and costa, Cor demanding
tea shillipgs fare, when he authorized by law
% charge ony six and fasrpeace. A good hint fer
New Vert.
Letters have been received at Paris. via New Lon
don, sConDectcu. fren Capt a'Urvile, commanding
the Astrobss which sased in company with the Zelee
from Toulon last september. q voyage of discovery
in the raci6c Ocean The letters were carried New
Assdss and thence forwarded TO their destiaaton by
Capt Lawson Of the whale ship A'Donough who found
them i. post sA6ce established by Capt d'Urville, Mt
Peri Famine desert place ithe straits of Magellsn.
II. hc~. Z, .:c;~c ,na
letters and request 10 have than forwarded Eu.
rope or the Unted States. Several letters Cor Eng
land were also received by The same post. Captaia
dUrvine arrived at Por FAMINE the 25th Decem-
Der lasL
AserHER STEAA .rRIuMPR.-1ne Matches arrived
this morning from New Orleans having made the ras-
sage in sine days bringing great number OF psssen-
gers and full freight amoag which three bales of
the crop Of Cotion.
FLoeeIsG scRAnx-A person by the name Of
Hsrrick, who made himself busy lately in creating
excitement against some of the Chatham street
tiessers ~ss soundly horse~hiPped Saturday last
by Mr. John p. Gsrvin. whom he had grossly abused
and slsnaered.
GspHxYs ExAxsKL.-We knew pssiti~ely that the
doe esst Of Rener and the bar fron Fest Bank The
outer middle, between which the buoys of Gedney's
Chansel placed. have been known TO- and used by
Pilots Cor years.
Go got TO CnARLEsToS,-The yellow fever pre-
walls there alarming extent Five dead in one
Asuse ~ graves opened time three coffns put
into one grave Poor. unfortunate Charleston u what
with Ere and fever there viii be much left Of thy
houses or inhabitants.
" II is said that the steamship Liverpool was
ses to leave Liverpool the a4th Of August as an
nsusced. and that the Brtsh Queen will not be here
illspripg All this is given the authority Of private
ters.
n The keel boat Hindoo, which recently lost
IN descending Ohio river from Pttsburg her way
70 Louisville, had board cargo Of dry goods valued
at nearly $4,000.
EXAMINATIONS OF WILsoT.-David Wilson, the dri
yer of furniture car, OF whom mention made in
oar paper yesterdsy having cassed the eah Of Mr.
Georee Clayton, by blews inficled Tuesday last IL
Arch street. was arrested Saturday sernoos by po
lice officers Stewart and Miller, and arrsigsed before