Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21
One Day Later.

ny the packet ship Pennsy lvania, Smith, from Lii
verpool, we have papers to the 25th Of April. The
Psansyivann in coming down the river on the 24th,
came in contact with the Cambridge, and carried
away her FORE top gallant mast, which detained her
We day.
She brings no news Of importance. We have Sc.
bctsd the only items possessing the least interest
RoyAL VIsIr TO lRELANp.-sI believe can state
with perfect certainty that the Royal visit to ireland
VIII Jake place early in August Az at present ar.
ranged, her Malesty will proceed direct to Kingston
accompanied oy the vessels of war which are prePa-
nss 10 attend her on the coast during the summer
months. The Royal party will remain about week
81 me regal Lodgein the Phoenix Park y" Dub
Jan Post.
We understand that her Majesty has expressed an
intention Of very frequently reviewing the household
IL stated that Earl Eitzwillam has refused, from
the rEeaent cabinet Dukedom for himself, and q
ssat IN the upper house for his son. both rendered
psrt Of The elevation contemplated On the approaching
The expenses Of the Hull election committee are
csicalsted to amount 10, if they will not exceed,
4 banquet upon the most magnificent scale is to
be gives 10 Sir Robert Peel ON the 18th Of May, by
the Conservative members Of the House of Com
mess.
An E.glish student Mr.. Stuart, of Edinburgh, the
aashor OF libel on King Ernest was arrested at Got
sinsen on the 9Th inst
Il appears By notice in the Gazette that the ar
rangemenis 70: the admission Of the public to view
she srmeries at the Tower OF London at a reduced
pnce viii be completed on the LIST of May next
The report 10 revived Of the retirement of Lord
Hal from the Horse Guards, and the investi.sIe Of
the Duks Of Cambridge with the command-in-c chief
OF the army.
HIS Excellency the Earl Of Durham, with the
Countess and suite, wosd embark from Portsmouth
in the Hastings rs, ON Friday, for passage Quebec.
The Stokesby and Arab, transports, commanded by
Lcsts Lugg and Lester, arrived from The river for the
purpose OF embarklng some horses and luggage be-
longing TO the Earl OF Durham and the officers ofthe
Lord Broughsm has left Paris, and gene fer few
days his house nj Cannes, on the Italian frontier
HIS Lordshpi expected in London about the lst or
ID Of May.
Count woronzow has been appointed specially to
represent the Emperor Of Russia al the coronation Of
her Majesty Queen victoria.
II 10 reported that Archdeaeon Hodgson is abou, to
lead 10 the ahar the accomplished daughter Of Lord
Denman.- Derby paper.
II 10 now rumored that the Hon. Col Carhcart at
present in Canada on particular service, to sue
on the resignation Of Sir George Teesdale, Colonel
Csshcart saying the difference between infantry and
cavalry.
or the forty nine prisoners fer sia the Krkdale
sessions nineteen neither read Der wrlte sixteen
can read and write mperfecty fourteen can read i'm
perfectly; and enc can write well.
The Police Gazette adyernses man named Christ
mas Garwood, who attended Reckland steeple chase
on the 9th instant when . bay mare which he rode
galloped off, and neither he nor the mare have since
been heard of.
Madame vesiris has given up the late residence of
the Hon. G. c. Norton, Al Storey's gate. which she
engaged for enc year furnished, and removed 10 Net
ting Hill, Kensing,on. She win remain ut the Olym-
nights with Mr.. Chas Matthews in some Of the ia
vonie Olympic pieces nj the Haymarks,, proceed TO
Liverpool on her way 10 New York.
SaIrwREcKs.-L liverpool, Tussday.-Since Sat
arday we have had gale from the northwest; and
much damage has been experienced among the ship
pine. The Scotia, which sailed hence FOR Demerar,
on Saturday last, was totally wrecked on Monda.
night, at the entrance Of Beaumaris Bay; the crew
and I'd ng ware r, nnwa,s, ssyef BY the PEN
PEELED to put back. The Charlotte which sailed from
Lancaster on Sunday last fer Quebec, has been com
PEELED to pat into this port owing 10 the dreadfs gale
The dawn oil this mornng discovered the hull Of
vessel utterly dismasied and stranded on West,
Hoyle-bank. She has figure head, painted ports
and round house. The crews Of the fife boats sta
toned al Hoylake and the Point Of Ayr, undauntec
by the adverse gale and dangerous sea which they
would be compelled 10 confront and encounter brave
~ attempted 20 rescue the people, whs were seer
clRgng 10 the rigging and lashed 10 the round house
OF the wreck. Their zeal and courage were unavail
ing and they were reluctantly compelled, bv,hef
and fairy Of the storm altar an Intellectual attempt to
reach the vessel 10 return 10 their respective harbors
So sson as this information was comnunicatc ted By
the telegraph TO Liverpool, the chairman OF the I'm
derwnters Association requested the Towing Conpa
ny 10 despatch one oi their steamers the rcscue
the crew Of the dlsmsnted ship. II was, however
deemed impossible that such assistance as the iuj
boat cosld render would be available, and OF conse
quenee No steamer was sent out.
The owner Of the VsIe Of Ciwvde steamer whic
was this time n Ri asmaIl port in the vicinity
Ormesheadl ordered her commander, by means q
that most especially iaestmabIs mode Of communica
ton the telegraph, 10 proceed 10 The wreck. We ar
sorry TO add that tins latter pedcn unsuccess
ful, as the Vale Of Ciwydc eos unable 10 reach IN
the ship. Asa last resource the Dublin mail packet
this evening has undertaken TO TOW hlebost 10 wind
ward Of the wreck. Should a fortunately occur tha
IN despite Of the heavy sea Which 10 constantly cuff
ing them the crew of the perllied weasel may hav
been enabled TO cling 10 her shrouds the tide sha
have fallen, their escape from the fate which threa
tens them may be sntisipsicd. Qsarfer-pasf ak
we have ihls moment been informed by tho tele
graph that the name Of the wrecked ves.el 10 sup
posed ~ set the Quebec It's alec added THAI all m,
crew are lost. The, French barque, lie RIO Hsme
don, which sailed hence Cor Nantes ON Saturday last
Got on shore @ the entrance q the river Ribble on
SUNDAY night; the crew have icf her and Il IA cxpeet
led uaat the next tide vii totally destroy her. Sh.
70 stssdns with sails last a. the crew len Aer 40
having moved or hoassd IN the slightest degrse IN /
feared that disasters OF more SERIOUS nature ~, vc
be heard OF No vessel has either entered or len IN,
port owing 90 the Tremendous yale Wedne~ds,
Evening, sir oclock.-It was NOT the ouebec !,
stated IN the retsrn % quoted, and which vas sun
Piled directly from the Telegraph cfsce The fate
wcsscl n the fhahn a. n CsDfxr m "a ~ - -