Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

THG HnMALD-NHW YORK.
fFroa cur Evening DdIsioal
New England.
BY A Rgw ERGLANDER.
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rAeres rapture very though, that leads back once
To of bygoas times the goodsd days Of
IT'S there my fathers bones repese beneath the sen,
lovely ,,.s both h and ssy; tss.s
From this wsrd OF and sadness lies there in deaths colo
sigb,.
she too Who birth there. tender mother sill, .,s
Who chershd all my youthful hopes iho good report ana
Ken mehin&s hear her voice. urging virtues way
And from the beaten path Of hossc neer 10 step sray
Sisters brothers 100 are there the Of heart
And friends who IN my outhfu sports were went 70 Dear
Sweet memry throws sparkling hale round those happy
When ssend all garden Wild clad with fresh slssninE
flowers.
Du, not alone these bosom ,estind ,halfar cline
Nature planted there such cads rs mock The Lg1t OF
Her rocks her hills gentle streams have all charm for
And every wave that lares her broad
And then her co.secrated spots to Freedom ever dear
pride Of all her whose Fathers knew not
Each Ged its tale Of .alor tells each top plain
or daun,ess Of the wosaded the
slain
Than gallant old hath the world
usbIer race Of men than now fa,sers wear
Manly Of form and warm OF heart and best with virtues
New England! though traverse Ger the vast Of
And vss birth with eyes the lands ~hse arts and AIMS
To thee as to long lost friend III turn my steps at last
"A N sorrows
Two Days Later frem England.
The packetshp Mediator captain Champlin, arrived
shs morning; she left Portsmouth the Esd Of July.
The Lsadon and Falmouth Railway is progressing
rapidly.
The proceedings in parliament have consisted chiefly
of debates the Factory bill.
Lord Ashleys melton that the House of Commons
should stultfy itsefby agreeing vote ofcensure
the House for having 22d Of June last negaved his
motion for the second reading of the Factory Bill
lost by majority oils in House consisting ofo27
sbers.
The time Of the House less prof,aby occu.
pied than in the hours debate which preceded
the division.
Attic close Of the proceedings the evening of the
nth in the House Of Commons. Sir John Hobhouse in
reply question from Mr.. Mines, stated, THAT he
had that morning received dispatches from Lieut.
Lynch commanding the Esphrstes steamer, conveying
the satisfactory intelligence that he had assembled the
III, a
about 500 miles. in leo hours-that he had found
particular difficulty in passing the Lumlum marshes
encountered the slightest opposition from the Arabs
Lieutenant Lynch added. that he intended continue
his ascent the day May ST. and had little doubt
of proceeding high up the river Bellies, the
point the great commercial matt Of Aeppo by which
exploit the original ntentoh and object of the Euphrates
expedition far the question of the navg alton of
that great river is concerned would be completely
eompished The steamer, in addition 10 q large sup
ply OF fuel, had the further difficulty Of towing the
launch Of q sloop Of war, armed with a twelve pound
carronade, but even with this impeachment, advanced
from four Ave miles hour against rapid stream.
We have dates from Paris up to the goth of July
PARIS, July Goth.
Pressing orders, told, have been transmitted
Toulon by telegraph, urge the fitting Of all
sells Of progress of construction repair in the
dock Of that port and that all leaves of absence
20 officers destined TO be employed in them had been
recalled This may possibly prove correct, but up TO
Sunday last such instructions mad reached Toulon,
they would have been mentioned in the Tousn pa
pers of that day.
French brig Of war has reached Havre with the
intelligence that the French Admiral had raised the
blockade Of Buenos Ayres, satisfied with the coRces
I'VE are able to announce" says the Messenger "tha
the conference Of London which the point of being
occupied with the Holando Belgic qsestion, will hold
its first stings in the Of this week, and that M
Zicc who the bearer Of the latest instructions from
fhe Cabinet OF Vienna has already arrived in London
The negoci,ors said to be divided prelim
nary question The representatives OF the Northern
Powers demand that previously the discussion Of the
contested articles the treaty should be executed as far
concerns the articles which appeario them subject
condensation The cessen of the territories in their
eyes forms part Of the latter articles Thus according
10 this system the conference would Of the ques
ton Of the debt and the navigation Of the Scheldt only
after King William should have taken possession Of
Limbourg and Luxembourg. France and England
formally opposed ssch division Of the question and
demand that the discussion should be established the
entire Of the treaty This demand Is perfectly just,
IL is impossible separate questions intimately
nected with each.ohcr, and which may give
tual compens alton"
BsURsE, Thursday, half past Three, p. M.-For the
Account the Three per Cents. opened ESQ CSC.
TO sl and closed sof Csc which l5c higher than
yesterday. The Five per Gents opened at ll1E 4oc
and rose 10 close llf soc. which Improvement
or20c The Bank Of France shares are Sc better. The
Laiue 000f shares &c SOC. higher, and those Of
SCOOP lof lower. The SpaRish Active without altera
tsn. The Portuguese Three per Cents have not been
quoted either foI time for money. The Belgian
Five per Gents have improved TO lo4 for money. The
Belgian Three per Gents, in which very le business 10
done, the especially when is taken into account
: that is is new stock, have improved Zoe.
BEAUTIFUL EuLoeY OF BURSs-Mr. Prenuce at
the convvial circle the late cccbrat Louisville
for Burns the poet Of Scotia in offering from the chair
the first toast 70 Burrs, spoke thss:
Britain and America assemble pay their heartfelt
tribute Of admiration the memory OF Robert Burns,
the unrvaed minstrel Of Scotland. whose fame gathers
freshpess from the lapse Of and like he ivy