Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

that Mr.. John Van Buren dned again with the Queen
on the 18th ct July. He shared the homer, howcver,
traordnary AMBASSADORS and resident ministers, and
large bevy of Dukes Ears, Duchesses Couniesses
and commoners.
OF feathers. the yearly importation into England
from Ireland reaches the amount Of f50V,OoO.
Private letters from Greece state that King Ohio
abors under alteration Of mind.
Several paintings have been discovered on the in
ternal walls of the cathedral of Notre Dame where
they had been concealed by whitewash. They are
IN an excellent state Of preservatien
A grand musical festival was TO take place at Frank
fort on the 29th and Both ut. The vocal performers
were all to be males, of whom |, 200 were engaged
from all parts OF Germany.
On the coronation day Mrs. Mary Pillman, aged sc
years, walked several miles to the festivities OF Ex-
eter. She went see the people al dinner and there
stated that those were the fifth recicings at corona
tons that she had witnessed in that city.
Bread corn has now reached higher price than
has been obtained for many years wheat having been
for some weeks sold at Newbury, Reading, and Tx
bridge markets for EGO load.
Ii is now thought that Parliament will not rise till
the 10th or 18th instant.
The Emperor Of Russia has just entered his forty
third year.
In London the impurity of the milk is proverbial
cowkeepeer lately told DIR. Phillips, the barrister
that 10 mix four quarts of water with twelve Quarts OF
milk was not only commonly done, but extremely
moderate!
At The Winchester Assizes, Mrs. Padmore widow
lady, obtained a verdict with t50 damages against the
Rev. MIR. Lawrence, for SANDER
Mrs. Ann Highman, of Nottingham, died last week
from modification of the tongue occaslened by the
prick Of a needle which she had in her mouth.
We learn from Athens that the members of the uni
verslty have had grand meeting on the spot where
the school OF Plato once was TO celebrate by dinner
49, nf Oh ndotin NJ fha Apnda
III. Raoul Rochelle delivered an animated address to
the company, and congratulated Greece on her re-
soration to peace and order and the cultivation Of
science and erature.-French Paper
In the second quarter Of 1888 there arrived at Dus
seldorf 573 ships with cargoes including 252 steam
boats with goods. The quantity Of goods brought by
the Dutch steambOats during these three months was
42,676 cwt. which is SO 420 cwt. more than in the
same three months of last year.
The best English oysters are now found at Pur-
fleet and the worst at Liverpool. The finest picked
oysters are sent from Milford Haven, in Wales
Marshal Soult and his suite left Sheerness in two
French steamers, La Meteor and lie Phaeton on Sun
day last having previously been entertained at din
ner on board H M. S. Howe, Of 100 guns, by Vice
Admiral Sir Robert Otway.
The Earl OF Sandwich will shortly lead to the n.y.
menlal altar, Lady Mary Pagst, one Of the unmar-
red daughters of the Marquis Of Anglesey, and Sis
ter of the Earl of Uxbridge, Lord Alfred Paget &c.
Mr.. Hene, whose singular opinions once attracted
SO much observation, has sobercd down, il is said,
into loyal subject and religious man.
The Dublin Erening Post announced that Miss
Aqnew, niece Of Sir Andrew, of Sabbath Day Bill
notoriey has become Catholic, and taken the veil
The SUM that will be required lover and above the
ordinary grants for 1897 1881 defray the
occasioncd by the outbreak in Upper and Lower
Canada, amounts TO 100000.
Ernest, of Hanover, has forbidden his magistrates
and council from showing themselves at the royal
fess 10 be gwen 10 the crown prince of Russia.
1t is untrue that Sir Ed. Bakeney is TO come cut az
chief military commandant in Canada. He will not
leave Ireland.
DISTINCTION OF THE RUSSIAN FLEKr.-The Lon
don Times has advices from Circassia which give
an account of catastrophe experienced by the Rus
sian fleet in the Black Sea on The llth ult. Three
ships OF the llne two corvetes five briggs two steam
ers and two smaller craft had been completely
wrecked on the coast and III ships of war stranded
and supposed 10 be irreeoverable. 1t was believed
that no lees thgn 80 Russian ships had been pat hors
du combat by the hurricane.
The garrison OF the fort Of Sootcha, having made
two sories protect the wrecks of the two ccrvetes
was attacked by the natives and compelled to retreat
with the loss OF 200 men out Of l. 100 of which the
party had consisted. The Circassans after plumber
ing the corvettes set fire to them, and burnt four
other vessels under the very guss Of thar.
M On our oNtside will he found n ruosf eYtraoyd,