Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12
MORNING III RAID.



Later from Europe.
Al We announced in our evening edition yesterday,
rhe p,cke, ship Sully, from Havre brings us Haue
,rsys 10 the ID and to the I'd Of June.
The entire contineat Of Erropc seems to be steam
mad. The "Journsl da Haue," says that the ct
xen, Of that place contemplate establishing splendid
line of steam ships between Havre and New York;
sh.t they see no impeachment prevent the entre
cess of the enterprise and that the beautiful reaza
non Of the attempt 10 run steam ships regularly from
England to New York, warrant them in carrying out
their project However, we give the Journals own
words
On pare depus quelque temps, dams notre vile,
dune socel6 qul Sc proposeralt detablr une gne re
gulere de paquebots dvapeur en,re le Havre ct New
York Ce projet aquel doiven serattacher tant din
terets nationaux, ne pourra manquer, nous en- som.
mes convaincus d'avance, de reunir un grand no m
sre de sufirnses ct dadhesoas qnes que solentles
incoRvenleHs que Ia situation actuelle de nore port
pusse presenter execulion dc cette entrepse nous
doutons pas qua force de perseverance e dac,ive
on ne parvenne vaincre les obstacles qu, Iusquci,
sent opposes endorsement de Ia srande llsne
vapcur que voisius ont 81 heureusement Icahscc
entire PAnglcterre ct les Etats unls.
On the ist of June, it appears by our French pa
pcrs, that the directors and others connected with
the new London and East India Steam Ship Nari
cation Company, had grand dinner at Blackwall
at which Sir John Ross, R. ~, presided This din
ner was avowedly given TO celebrate the triumphant
return OF the Sirius and Great Western, from their
voyages across the Atlantic. And the leading hnan-
.cial and commercial men then present expressed
their firm conviction, that the great success which
has attended the first attempts of these two ships in
navigating the Atlantic, leaves no doubt of the ac-
eompllshment Of a communication by steam, be-
a. A. -. II ~
dras, and Calcutta, by the way of the Cape of Good
Hope, with even more regularity than it can be done
between London and New York!
The announcement that the great Montgofer bal
loon was to ascend from the Surrey Geological gar
dsns drew tens of thousands there. The 1rosta-
&c machine formed spheroid Of enormous dimen
sisns, and was half as high as the monument but il
would not 60 of. The indignant populsce determn
ed to have SPORT and SO they SHE'D coppers at
the canvass and cut the balloon all to pieces with
penny pieces. Mr.. Cross, the proprietor, afraid to
cross their whims, returned half the admission mo-
ney.
Thomas B. Martin, M. p, for Galway has been
liberated. He was imprisoned two months for riot
committed through Ignorance of the law, although
he was law maker himself
mir. Matheson, the sheriff of Leith, is dead.
The Museum OF the East India Company IN Lon
don, has been opened TO the pubic free, week
contains the greatest collection of curoscs in the
known world.
The remittances to America have caused a great |
scarcity of silver coin in England.
An extraordinary phenomenon in practical garden
ing, and its improved science, appeared in Covent
Garden market on Saturday. Oae bundle of aspara-
gus, consisting of 10 heads weighed % lbs. 1t
purchased for 30s. for the royal table.
The Ereter Post says" There is now in the pos
session of Mr.. Daniel Harvey of Exminster, apple
winch was grown in ST. SidwelPs in 1887. 1t was
grown in bote-the bottle being fastened to the ,
branch and closely sealed SOON cut and is
as fresh as ever"
Sir Robert Peel has declared in his seat in the
House of Commons, IN the name OF his party the
Tories, he officiating their mouth piece that they
the Tories intend TO take no course calculated to OBJ
seure the present prospect OF the satisfactory ADJUST
mont of the Irish questions.
Talleyrand's hotel has been sold to the Duke De
Nemesrs for 800 900 francs and the dependencies
have been sold for 500 900 francs more.
TIE GREAT WESTERN AeAIN.-Whether or no we
were right in our estimate Of Capt Hosken's beha
vior may be judged from the following in the London
Globe:-
"AMERrcAs MANNERS. Americans, it would
seem, have not profted much by Mrs Trollope's ec
lures anent certain habits for which the lower orders
Of the States are remarkable. We understand that
several respectfully dressed ruffians amused them
selves yesterday on board the Great Western steam
, by splitting tobacco juice on the beautiful carpets
in the cabin. Who can csnsure Capt. Hosken for
preventing such persons from boarding his vessell-
Had the thousands who daily lined the shore since
his arrival been permitted to wander unmatched
through the Great Western. by this time the carpets
panels cushions, and mirrors, would have been de-
stroyed. The generous Captain has done all he could
consistent with his interest, to crafty the public,
and he should be defended, not abused. II, when the
Great Western lay At Blackwell, two months ago,
an offence like the one described had been commit
ted BY one of john Bulls children, in his presence,
he would to certainty have flung the expectorating
eaitlf into the Thames"
We should like TO see Hosken try to throw an cx-
pectoratng Yankee into the East riverl
The infamous king Of Hanover is said TO be try ng
10 negotiate marnags between his ignorant blind
boy, George Of Cumberland, and . Russian princess,
she TO have the powers Of Queen Regent Of Hano-
yer.
The prince OF Orange is now said to be about 10
marry Wurtembmgn princess and not Pnssian
lady.
The Erench Exulorino Exnoa,t,or 90 a.. A~.,c