Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05
Foreign News-Four Days Later.

Foreign Nevvs-Four Days Later.
BY the arrival Of the packet ship Sheridan, Capt.
Pearce, which sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th ult.
we have received regular files of English papers
up TO the day of sailing. The importance of oar
Canada news however and the slight interest attach
ed to the news brought by the Sheridan, compes us
to be brief in extracts Of foreign Intelligence.
The packet ship Charlemagne, from Havre, whence
she sailed on the 10th, is also below.
BY the Sheridan, we learn that the Susquehannah
arrived out safe-all well. The packet ship United
States also arrived out al Liverpool in IL days.
ESGLANp.-Tne Parliament met the l4th bat
our London papers of that day contain no remarks
of any moment abeHt it, although great anxiety and
curiosity is manifested to see the Queens speech
A great deal of anxiety was evinced by the D.
vlncial papers in regard 10 the Queens speech and
its general bearings were confidently prophicied by
both the Wing and Tory papers-out as these were
Numerically opposed and only one could possibly
be right-and the Sheridan sailed, unfortunately be-
fore the London papers could reach Liverpool, we
must wait the next arrival to know the facts. Yet
however Wing and Tory may be blinded by party
spirit stander by is unversallyallowed to more
than gamestsr, and we, thus happily situated,
without pretending toprophecy, may confidently pre-
dict that the Torres or Conservatives as the modern
phrase is, will find themse nonpussed and lbe
raj principles will proclaim the Young Queen, the
popular Queen the Queen of English hearts,
Ii is rather singular that those Of the blood royal Of
England, who have ended their career upon aristo-
cratlcal tory principles, have ever begun literally.
George the Fourth liberal in youth though
tory in old age. All untainted hearts are liberal Ii
is only court intrigue, fashion, and court foles
that harden the heart and curde up those generous
emotions that once did it honor. Whaeverthe after
acts of Victoria may be- her present "Speech as it is
called, will be liberal.
The London and Liverpool papers are making
themselves and their readers very merry at our ex-
m nm rts
Of the "long low black piratical schooner One pa
per says, that they surprised that our packets
never seized by pirates before. In postscript
the some paper adds that the whole affair "the
result of Brother Jonathans proneness TO drawing
long bow"
In the wool and flannel trade, at Rochdalc Leeds
Bamsley, and other places, very decided Improve
m ent had taken place. The demand for fine cloths
and fine fannes, had increased considerably and
SIX mad taken place of small manufactures
for the Rochdale and Leeds markets
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Dec. A.-Gold is about
O. GA higher here than in Paris. India Bonds and
Exchequer Bills have receded but there has been
considerable animation in the foreign market; Con-
soils for the closed al 934 although they open
ed dull.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I6th 1887.
sales the last week have reached 600 bales
n at fs m dull in
quy for either goods The present operations OF
stock hemsslses previously supply Of Asrcan
showing more advanced figure Long staple cotton is at
Tobacco Is IL steady request No,hng Tmpen,ine or
Tar Free Is lower OF bonded grain purchases
making on Americas account Yours, NC
FRANcE.-All the elections but two are over and
the following is the result OF gain and loss each
party. The dynastc party have gained more votes
than ny, viz. 10; the ministerial centre has gained ;
the Theirs party has gained 8 ; the legtmates have
gained and the Docrinare centre has lost Is. The
French with that fondness for comforting titles,
the princes Of the blood royal, which forms part and
parcel of their nature have conferred the title OF lieu
tenant general or the Duke de Nemours, for his
vices in Africa; almost all the officers who the
taking OF Constantine have been rewarded with pro-
motion. Trezel and Ruelheres have both been rails
ed to the rank Of lieutenant general and major gen.
era valee has been raised to the dignity of mar
shall of France.
PoRTuGAL.-Every thing IN this unfortunate and
unhappy country is at skies and sevens There is no
ministry there but that is not OF much consequence
however, they have o money that is sull worse.
The army and navy is in a sad condition they have
no pay, and they won't fight. They cannot find men
all through the country willing to take the response
bty Of beng ministers. @ ....t
SpAIS-The Cortes were engaged in financial sf-
fairs Some 1900 or 400 Carlists still commit
ting depredations the peasantry and property in
the mountains and valleys round Bayonne The
desecra,ion of the churches has commenced and
one has already been turned into panthcon. The
officers and soldiers Of the Infante are IN state OF
great dissatisfaction and open revolt was hourly ex-
pected. Don Carlos is threatening 10 commence an
immediate, ruthless and universal warfare with the
south,