Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-18

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| Gen. Hamilton Of South Carolina has negotiated the
South Csrolina Loan, with highly respectable Mer-
| camille House in Loadsn iN l#N4+ 4t.a
| Nj Muhlenburg the United States Minister, ar
rived al Vienna towards the latter end OF Jay was
| believed that the new Ambassador would nave made
4 his solemn audience of the Emperor TO delivery his
credentials before the departure OF the Court for Mi
Ian.
The FreAch journals begin complain that the block
ade Of Mexico to promise TO be vain and eternal
Another vessel has been sent OUT but this may not be
sufficient capture uloa. The Curassieur has just
| arrived at Brest from the of Mexico
The most remarkable itena of news is a new Canada
Bill inrod uced by Lord Brougham which in fact goes
| TO anaul the Ordinances ofLord Durham The second
reading carried avs 81, noes SO. Lord Melbourne
after this said he had The decision of adpsing her
Majestys Ministers to disallO@ the Ordinances. This
strikes dead almost all Lord Durham has done in Cana.
da, particularly his course toward State Criminals
The Southampton coach is driven by Lord Edward
Thyme who has the reputation oflookng after lis fees
with the practised eye OF a veteran Jehu. The coach
is the Joint property Of grocer and tailor of the town.
who, being iepellers presume not little on having
Lord in their employ-which fact they do pause
publish with due effect 10 the world, conceiving and
rightly perhaps, that there those who foolish
| enough 10 imagine it an honor 10 be driven by Lord
Notwithstanding the denial of his brother n.law, Mr.
Yonge, have good reason believe that Sir John
Colbornes resignation has been materially fastened by
the brhsque and dctateral behavior of Lord Durham
Der of the deserons which have taken place among
such Of troops have been stationed the North
American frontier has been very considerable Ssch
we expressed our apprehension months ago, wond
be the result Of the obstinate refusal Of the authorities
10 allow any thing like proper proportion OF women
to accompany the troops. This circumstance, and the
temptations offered by the American citizens TO those
men who skiliu in any kind OF handicraf has led
detection altogether unlocked for. requsiiion
for troops proceeded, assured, from Sir
John Coborne and was, is said, refused with SEINE
rudeness by the Canadian dictator who seems
slider his own presence the spot sufficient Pro-
lection for her Majesty peaceable subjects. However
this may be, il is quite certain that Lord Durham
ceived the esgnaen of Sir John Coloorne immediate
ly after.--U Series Gaseue.
RARE AvEs-Nr Charles Storr Kennedy of Fair
View. INVERSION, has in his possession hite
starlings Tor they called in that part of the
ry, chips,ers taken,his season from nest which
taiaed four young bar the other Of the
binary color.
OUT OF THE WoRLD-The clergyman of the little
island Of ST. kilda did hear of King Williams death
till few days ago and has consequently been praying
whole year for health and long life TO his Majesty,
while he lying in his grave. So anfrequent is the
mmubication between ST. Kilda and the mainl and.
that newspaper put into the post on The day Of publ
cation did reach the reverend gentleman uii two
years and a half after date.
TAeLIoNI.-I expected TO be little pleased with this
lady, had heard such frequent praises of her accom-
plishments; but disappointed. Her exceeding
beauty surpasses the excessive euogy. Herdance
is the whole rhetoric of paHtomime-its movements,
pauses, and attitudes in their parest Attic simplicity,
chastity and urbanity She has power the feel
ngs which you will be unwilling concede TO he arr.
She will make your heart beat with joy she will make
you weep by the sole eoauence Of her limbs. What
nimtasle grace In al she attempts you will love her,
and best in that which she attempts last If she stands
slill you will wish her that she may stand still
always; if she moves, you will wish her of
the that she may do nothing but" msve STILL still
So and own other function" To me, she appeared
last light have filled up entirely the illusion Of the
pay-to have shuffed off this gress and clumsy hu-
mainly and to belong to some airy and spiritual
world The American in Paris.