Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
Foreign Items.


England has concluded a com mercial treaty with
usITa.
Prince wm. Frederick of Holland (who was here
at New York; is at the Cape Of Good Hope, where
he was received IN splendid style on May H. by the
Dutch authorizes.
Mr.. Thomas Rogers committed to Newga,e for alb
ductng 900 soveregus is TO be let out. His friends
having agreed 10 pay the whole.
Sir Ed. Sugden, in the Commons considered Lord
Durhams executive council too small and too person.
ally dependent on his LeIdship 10 do justice 10 the
people. The rumor spread by the tories that Lord
Durham and Sir John ColBorne had quarreed, was
fatty denied by Lord Russell.
The King OF the Belglans was TO visit his niece VIC
torn after the prorogation.
The Earl of Shelburne and Kerry, only surviving
son Of the NJ arqus of Lansdowne, was 10 marry the
eldest daughter Of Count FIahaut.
The Pope is not 10 assist in the coronation OF the
Emperor Of Austria al Milan.
The London Times" has been elegantly hoaxedby
the grand Russian plan for the partition OF France. liz
turns out TO have becn The hypothetical project vi
geographer, published ten years ago, atPars.
It's reported That the Duke OF Sussex Is to be ap-
pointed lord high admiral OF England.
The Rj0le Lon, Wallace, of Nr. Wombwclrs me
naaere, is dead al the age Of 10. lie wns the one
that made sDca havoc with the dogs AT Warwick.
Mis- Shirref Mr. wilson and Ar. +. Segpin were
to leave Tor America, September beng engaged one
wear at attacks National Theatre New j 0rL.
SlgnpT &c bELals - also Ol way ~ ANCN OIA
primo 5aiio.
Yankee Hill VIC are pleased to learn is making
quito sensation al the Haymarket. Besides his
Yankee characters, he has struck out in new line,
and aladc a capital hlt IN the old English dramas.-
His Master Stephen in Ben Jehnson's comedy of
every man IN ms humor," ~ highly Cxtoled. There
is more affiaIty between the original ankee Simon
Pure and the ElIzabethan age tnan Is imagined. II
was when old Queen Bess reigned that the Puritans
came over here.
AT an interview with Marshal Soul, grated to
Captain Manly on Friday last for the purpose of
requesting his excellency 10 take charge Of a memo
nal TO his Sovereign the King Of the French, "to
sanction and encourage the International negotiation
with the maritime nations Of the VERDI TO enter into
a comprehensive treaty OF mutual alliance for the
preservation of life, and the protection ito the right
full owners,) whatever shore the misfortune Of
shipwteek may happen; also providing warm ceth-
ing and temporary comfort 10 the sailor after he ~
saved from shpwreck, and assisting him TO his home
20 whatever country he may beleng;" the Marshal
was thus pleased 10 express himself &c am most
happy TO take by the hand the man whose ma me is
SO universally honored fer his noble and generous
philanthropy, and TO assure him that he WILL on his
return TO Pans Immediately attend TO his request,
and press the subject On his MsIes,ys a,en
ton.
The rival steamboat companies who run vessels
between Londen and Boulogne commenced com.
petition of novel description The owners Of one
vessel lately started, advertised to convey passen.
gers from BouIogne TO London at Is head /: and
another, not kiSg to be outdope, issued placards
announcing that they would take them al Cd EACH
The regular fares are however still continued from
London to suogne. Those fine vessels the Mag.
net and Harlequin carried upwards OF 600 passen
gels las, week 10 Boulogne from London Among
them were many distinguished foreigners who had
been on coronation visit TO England.
AcTIos or THE COMPASS Of BOARD OF lRoS STEAM
NssssLs-ln the early portion OF the sprlzg OF this
year small iron steamer the Voader, wasdespatch.
ed from this port TO RIO Jaaero. The successful IS
sue OF the voyage made by the Egvptiennc induced
the opinion that the transit OF the voader across ths
Atlantic would be speedy and that the nature Of the
material Of which she - constructed would not affect
the acton Of the compass Unfortunately, however,
these expectations have not been realized ne will be
from the following extract Of letter nsted Ma.
ranhsm, June =" Yesterday appeared Oh port the
steamer Voader from your port bound for RIO Janet.
ro II appears her conpass would &C, truly with
in the tropics and she const quently got to leeward
having been the coast between this and Para some
20 odd days. She comes in this evening, and after
re6tting with fuel and provisons intends 10 start
again for her destination. "-Sf1ndard.