Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

son. Mr. Murton, Mr. Tuffnell, mother and sister, and
Mr. Brown and lady.
Poor Malibran's husband is about to marry her sis
Ter, Mademosee Garcia.
Earl Derby is convaesccnt.
Prince Doria is about to marry Lady Mary Talbot
Fuller End Townsend walked foot race; the dis
lance was 90 miles, TO be done in 10 hours. Fuller
did It; Townsend gave out at the Both mile.
AT the Old Bailey sessions, in September, George
Young was placed at the BAR charged with rape
upon his own daughter. The prisoner pleaded Not
Glty 10 the capital charge; but no evidence beng
offered, he acquitted. He was again indicted for
the assault and msdemeanor, TO which he pleaded
Guilty:
Mr.. Baron Vaaghan, after feeling address upon
the enormty of his offence, sentenced him TO two
years Imprisonment and hard labor
One H. Gotham of New York has been struck
with wonder he sight of the Liverpool docks, and
sas expressed his astonIshment letter TO the ed
tor OF The Liverpool Mail"
Vesavius is still in a state of eruption.
Colonel Eliot who killed Mr.. Mrfn in duel at
Wimbledon, has been indicted for murder.
Sir A. Elliott and LORD Deerhurst are dead.
OConne has sent long letter 10 the Morning
Chronicle" abusing Mr. Stevenson and others
The meeting of the Radicals in the palace yard,
London, was failure.
Mrs. W. H. Bland the celebrated singer, is dead.
Twenty. FIVE thousand dollars have been refused
for The celebrated horse " Harkauay." The horse
Deception" has been sold for $1,000.
Emgrants are going out by thousands, monthly,
from Eng and 10 Australia.
MAJOR General Cii,herow is to take command of
the forces in Canada if Sir John Colborne leaves.
Van Amburgh is himself quite lion in England.
Another convict transported for life, Mr.. Field, of
New South Wales, recently died, and left So 500 600.
Nicholas, of Russia, has sent to Don Carlos
81 OOO co., TO carry on the war in Spain.
dycS Il 1ole have hoe
recently arrested al Warsaw and sent into perpetual
exile.
The poet Beranger has returned 20 Paris from
Tours, where he resided some years. The Literary
Society at Tours gave him a gold medal worth 1000
francs
Auber, the author Of Massaneo," and ERA Di-
avolo," has just completed opera.
Alarschner, the composer of the "Vampire," has
Just produced new and successful opera, called
"Bdcbou."
The passage from London to Boulogne in steam
ship is 10 ceas.
Amiabe Mrs. Keely was pelted with apples on the
Liverpool stage.
The King Of Hanover's blind son, George, is about
10 marry the Princess Mecklenburgh Streliiz
Sir John Herschel, in his observations at the Cape
of Good Hope discovered 1884 double stars and 1882
neoua, which were principally in the two magellanc
clouds.
Laporte the manager of the Queens Theatre, i.
season.
ATLANTIC STEAM NAvIoArIos-A powerful steam
vessel 10 and from New York, is to be placed on the
SaannoD, whereby facilities can be afforded for eros
sing the Atlantic, much greater than at any English
port, IN gwen time.
Steam navigation has been brought TO such per-
fiction, that person may go at mid. day from Lon
don bridge 10 Westminster by Starlight and he may
return al midnight by Daylight, or he m ght have his
choice of dong it by Moonlight or Twilight there
being four steamboat omnbuses called by these de-
Lghiu names.
CiGAR SMoKISG.-Two persons Of very moderate
age have died within short period Of each o,her
Cheltenham, OF internal ulcers brought on IN the
opinion of an eminent medical practitioner by the
excessive use OF cigars.
LIVERPOOL &c Ptembsr goth, 1855
20 the Editor Of the New York Herald
SrRThe Cotton market continues in the dull
when advised You by the Great Western, and there
dcsion e returning activity The inpor aentnue keep
within very few bates Of the sales and the
India unusually large remains TO be here how
the release Of feregn grain viii effect the market by bring
log The CAPT al which has for time been licked up IT,
into the manufacturing districts and enabling the spin
ner to inc ease bis consumption Of the material The dis
cuss-n Of he and prospects Of the
market in connection with Mr. Biddles large sr
Gle has little Interest the you the
papers which contain the correspondence the subject
Chat yoo ,hi ft you may publish for tho fit OF
been bales without any alteration p, ices although
abundance has been offered.
The are In depresssd state prices
being barely maintained In quencc
refs purchase Cotton very sparingy Although the high
price ofCorn has produced any distress among
ring and OF the community in conss.
queuce of the continued emp oymen which they had
Is TO be feared that towards the winter unless forega de-
nand will rereae materially, OF which without
hope, there will falling CT the home demand such an
extent 10 thrSw number spnners wsrk There
nothRg easily zed in during times u scarcity as
wearing apparel. and then manufacturers suffer.
Fhe woollen the the cot.
ton Manufacturers complain that the prices they are
not sufficient to remunerae them high price whch they
for wool Socks Leeds however lighter than they
have be en- for time.
The average Of six weeks having attained the smoun Of
Us ID last Wednesday mornsg foreign Corn liberated
shilling duty quarter According the
loo, about 900 90 quarters will be admitted at that rate
This week The duty is expected to he Is 3d.
the probability that IL will be 3D. II currently
ported Mark L1re that meeting OF the largest hode RS or
bonded Cora bad taken pace which resolved OF to
press the stocks upon The market The been that
advance Of fully Is has taken place Wheat per quarter
since the duty reached Its pirnum The opinion Of many
again Shilling, that there will yet be time for arrivals
beng brourh market the first sales OF
foregn Corn being excluded from the averages The pre-
the duty will doubt get up We have yet had no
Flour from the United States The general returns
out the Kingdom so far sthey to he believed me TO