Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-01

q give me Ia * my teenpSs,
And lei the cruel world take all the rest. JANIS.
News by the ca eat Western.
At nine O'Clock this morning, received our London
files bv the Great Western steamship which arrived in
New York this day se'nnight! They have been lying
in the Post Office of this city since and were sent
there by the underlngs Of the Courier and Enquirer who
very kindly but gratuiteusly took upon themselves
the new office in this port of Inspectors General and
Distributors of letters papers and official dispatches
AS we had recourse friend last Monday night TO be
enabled lay before readers the news by that
rival we will see what of novelty now CLEAN by
a rapid glance own files.
We think the foregoing fact will sufficiently reply
Mr. Philip Homes badiuage abos news boats and ships
coming port and that the impernence off the Courier
people has been productive of inconvenience In the
meantime, what explanation the Post Office give for
OBTAINING papers seven daysl
The ArpRoAcHIse CoRoNATIoN IN LoNpeN.-Ac
tive preparations are beng made Tor this august cere
mony. The etiquette to be observed upon the occa
sion flor in the browning OF female Sovereign there
forms different from those which parts of the
ceremonial when the Sovereign IS king) are now
under the consideration Of the Duke of Norfork and
the other officials of the Herald's College. II is sup
posed that the forthcoming coronation will outve
In splendour and magn6cence even the far famed
one Of George w., which, when the great number
of foreign princes and mobiles who are 10 grace with
their presence is taken into consideration. seems far
from unlikely. The Emperor Of Austria will send
over 20 Hungarian nobemen (ehiefs of ancient hous
es); and II is rmored In circles likely 10 know the
facts that Russia Prussia, and France, will be also
represented by depuatlon OF their principal roblesse
To add greater Sciat if possible 10 the occurrence
the new order which il has long been in the
contemplation of government to institute in place |
of the Guelphic distinction, now in the gift Of the |
King of Hanover, will be established, and Its first
batch of knights created The crown with which |
the youthful brow of Sovereign is 10 be invested |
will be new one, made expressly for the occasion, |
and in its structure very different from the imperial
diadem, having colered stones whatever, the only
Jewels in it being diamonds Of the finest water, and
the golden band from which the bars spring. repre-
senting the national emblems interviewer with oak
foliage the feur de.lis being totally omitted. The
court tradespeople begin ning TO be very busy the
orders for new coronets velveis furs and other par
aphernalia of coronation being very extensive.
The following will afford apsreu of the of Ire
land as compared with corresponding period Of last
year:
January. February Total
1887 946 763 l,7ee
1888 AT 400 e73
Commercial affairs be taking a impulse
in Rnglsnd and ports tina, have hitherto bestrred
themselves actively in distant commerce. now
keaing from their lethsrgy.
"A vessel of between 300 and 400 10 loading
in the river Tyne take cargo to Calcutta. and to
bring direct Newcastle. cargo in return Of eastern
produce. The Of the Ship is the Ida. Captain
John Currie. She carries general cargo, chiefly
Of articles which manufactured here advan
tsgesus than any other parof the kingdom. ssch
bottles, copperas &c, &c. and she 10 to bring back
sugar hides, hnseed, sapee and such other goods Us
win be certain to command a ready market This 10
epoch in the history OF the commerce OF Newcastle
this viii be the first cargo ever brough, direc, from lnda
this port.
On the trial OF Of the name OF Love, for biga.
my or rather poly gsmy his defence that he had
been absent from mis- first wife time for year,
when she became eneeia and he then went her and
told her that he intended to marry another women, and
she said he might marry as many as he pleased he
only married four others. The jury strongly recon
mended him TO mercy.
MORALITY OF DUBLIs.-During the last year the
parish Of st. Peters, Dublin have bees nearly
dcsbled the Inhabitants consequence Of their hav
M provide for upwards OF 500 deserted children
A Vienna Journal relates, as a curious coincidence,
that ats late evening party. in that capital the Popes
the table, and engaged in the same game Of
whist
Upwards ors0 individuals, men women, and children,
have fallen victims the small pox Al Worcester since
January last The disease is absted fatal still
occurring.
The lveries Of the train OF domestes
Of the Governorgsnera of Canada are understood to
be OF the expensive and elegant description, and
will cost 70L each nan.
EXTRAORDINARY Law ~ JHRsRY-Os Thursday
2S,h March, the following application made the
Royal Court OF Jersey, which, from It's exirserd
strike the English very strange. The solicitor gene
raj made application to the judges the behalf OF Mr.
Lsbey, that Mr. Peter lie eros, prisoner suffering in
generation at his suit for debt sAssid be reduced
pafon point by Withholding food from him. in order
compel him TO give up his property the applicant AZ
hearing counsel for the defence the court grasfsd
aha application
AwrvL STKAx Boar ACCIDENT AT CIscrsEArr-
las LivEs Losr.-On the afternoon OF April 25 the
steamboat Mosets from Cincinnati ST. Louis while
taking passengers board sbou, mile above the
former place. burst her boilers with tremendous ex
piosion equal 10 the most violent clap Of thunder.
Heads, limbs, bodies and blood flying
through the air in every direction attended by the
horsie shrieks and grosns fron the wounded and dy
i,g-The boat at the of the accident sbos,
thirty Zee, from the shore and rendered perfect
wreck. She seemed 10 be torn all to flinders as FAR
back a. the genemens cabin, and her hurricane deck
tthe whole length entirely swept away The boat
Immediately began TO sink rapidly and float with
strong csrenD down the river, at the same time getting
farther from the shore
It's supposed that there we're about hpr dred per
sons on board ofvhch number only from fty to seven
Tive are believed to have escaped making the esra-