Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

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ny items of interest," that we have devoted aconsder
1 able space in this mornings paper for them.
The abridgement Of the cerenonials at the corona
ton will dispense with the attendance OF many per
sons who, by ancient customs and usages, or IN re-
gard OF their tenure Of manors, lands &C. are bound
to perform divers services in Westminster Hall Hel
Majesty, however, does not by dispensing with the
services this OCCASION release the parties from any
rights or duties that may belong 10 them, and which
; they might exercise at any future coronation.
NEW PEERs.-Atth the coronation tie following Peers
will receive Dukedoms Marquis Of Lansdowne Mar
qais Of Westminster, Marquis of Anglesy. Common.
ers to be rased-Sir Jshn Wrsttesly, Sir Jacob Asst
ley, Sir. John. Hobhouse Mr.. Paul Methuen, Mr..
Hamburg Tracy MI. Spring Rice, Sir F. Lawley, Sir
e Lemon, and about eight others. The daughter Of
the Bari of Liverpool to be a Peeress in her own
right. The Chief supporters of OConnell will re-
ceive the Irish Peerages. Lord Sligo is to receive an
Irish Dskedom. Earl Fitzwliam is also to receive
| DukedoHl.
There was great procession Of the trades in Lon
don on the 10th Of April, followed by public dinner,
TO celebrate the return of the 1--WE workingmen from
New South Wales, whittier they had been transports
ed for participating in strike, several years ago.
remission OF their sentence was obtained, and they
had been brought back al the expense Of the govern
ment The procession, dinner, &c. were got up in
honor Of this radical triumph. Mr.. Waklsy was the
principal speaker The trades forming the procession
were computed TO number about 6o00-the number
OF followers and spectators was supposed to be from
10000 to Is, 900.
claim in peto for "suit and service the corona
tion which will sarc the grave sgnors Of the Prvy
Council, and amuse the public NOT lttle.-BristoI
Mirror.
II is said that Mr. Spring Rice is going to resign,
and that Mr.. Barring is TO be the Chancellor Of the
ExcheqHer.-iStpHdard
The Austrian Observer is full of eulsgiums on the
liberal conduct of the Jews of Peste; who, when the
dearth was al the greatest procured quantity of
flour and bread and distributed $500 loaves among
the distressed Inhabitants, without distinction of re
gion, besides giving large supplies Of meat and
money.
The consumption of tobacco in France has greatly
increased and in 1885 it exceeded that of 1886 by
1878 600 lbs. The revenue derived by the State
from this article amounts to about Sc 0000e9 ranss
per annum.
According 70 an Official return of the ravages occa-
stoned by the late lnundaton of the Danube the num-
Der Of houses completely ruined in Pest amounted TO
228l, 857-sihers had been seriously damaged that
IT was found necessary to prop then up.
DANrsB NAyY.-The following is the strength of
the Danish navy, taken from the Navy List Of Fe-
bYsarySeven Of the line, four Of which are of "a
gums one of "a; two on the stocks seven frgates,
one Of 49 guns four of 46, and tive of 40 six briggs
schsoners, Of g. and two of gsns; three cutters
fifty feur gun boats, and three mertar boats.
ConpAaArIvE Cosr OF ARTIFICIAL LIeHr.-One |
pound of tallow candles will burn, on an average |
fifty hours the light from them, therefore, is squiva
lent to that of fifty candles burning one hour, and
costs seven pence. An imperial gallon of sperm oil
n avcaud larnn hprua 10A hourr vieldiuU Eokt Il
equal TO i've Candles the total quantity of light being
that Of ESQ candles for hour, and costing To 3d.
Five cubic feet Of well purified gas in an arxand burn
er, affords light equal to IL candles during one
hour and its cost 10 l-20th Of shilling or rather
mere than half penny.
New SourH WALEs.-A beautiful and extensive
tract of country has been discovered beyond New
England, at the back OF Liverpool Plains, extending
towards Morston Bay. We are informed that these
are fine well waiered plains and the whole country
well adapted for sheep. company is about to be
formed for the purpose Of making railroad from Sgd
ney TO Yass q township on the Morumbdgie river
about 200 miles southwest from Sydney, in thedirect
line to Port Phillip meeting took place at Sydney
on the 18th October, the Bishop of Australia in the
chair when 0o0i. towards the building Of cathe-
dral church al Sydney was subscribed. Ii was sup
posed that least 20 oo0 would be available for this
purpose.
IMPORTANT ARTICLE or FooD.-While the duty on
sage was two guneas per hundred weight, and the
was merely used a deicacy, and N feod for inva-
lids or late, the duty having been reduced to one
shilling per hundred weight and the import price
from ten 10 seventeen shllings, experiments have
been made upon il for general purposes with extra
ordinary success. Az fosd for children or for pud-
dngs Il costs only half the price Of Carolina rice
goes twice as far and 10 very superior As part SUBJ
stiute for milk in feeding calves IL 10 found very va
liable The method Of using is 10 sprinkle pint
of pearl sage int three quarts Of boiling water the
Gre keep stirring and in less than ten minutes you
have a strong Jelly, which, mixed with the same
quantity of milk is found to be saving Of half the
milk and the calves DO better with IT, Several gen
tlemeu are now feeding their greyhounds upon il,
boiled as above, then poured over biscuits bread,
instead Of broth jelly made from meat and find
very superior saving them three four,hs of both
pense and trouble; same time keeping their grey
hounds in much better condition. To those who keep
packs Of hounds this will be found most important
discovery. One Of the largest horse propnetors in
the kingdom is using il as food for them, with great
| satisfaction.
| CoRosATior BArovgT PRocEsuos.-whst care the.
people absut banquet hsw they eced by that u
guest Of TOOL for persons dinser, tbs
people kngsnd bear such now, would
nsfion III 1881 Tor the exposes OF procession
77cl for the robes Of George The Fourth which the
charges 10 the nstou'
Parliamentary Papr-Hs Ms1sfys Cors~sfis~.
An account money expended his Msjeys corona
naen, ftang the amount under the several heads,
4 p~uded.-
Lord steward expenses attending the banqvet L2slsl
i lord Ch.mksrsio. fort - furniture auad ecorn-