Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
MORNING HERALD.
Eight DAYS Later from Europe.

Capt. Waite, both arrived yesterday, having sdIeu
from Liverpool, the 10th ultmo. The latter, how
ever left that port twelve hours later thah the Gar
rick and has put in possession Of London dates of
the 10th, her day Of saing-a somewhat unusual oc-
eurrence, and proof of the despatch and regularity
of the English mails
A fresh conspiracy against the life of the King Of
the French has been discovered in Paris, 10 be cares
into execution ny means Of another internal machine.
The government says the Charte, has been for
some tme on the track of a sinister project against
the Kings life The authorizes HAYS followed with
that calm and discreet watch illness which has already
mere than disappointed and defeated these WI
famous designs. On Sunday last the local author.
ties Of Bouogne sur Mer, arrested a man furnished
with false passport and seized, in his portfolio,
some documents which of the mos serious ma
lure, and which, together with other proofs, sufii-
cienty indicated this individual "a the person destined
10 carry the plot INTO execution.
He proved to be one of the persons liberated from
prison by the amnesty Of April and one Of those also
who have shown themselves nsenslbie 10 that act OF
clemency, which has been so gratefully acknowledged
by the rest OF the amnesed. In consequence OF the
indications contained in his papers, several arrests
have taken place and the whole matter is now IN the
hands of Justice. The discovery would, IL was cx-
pecied tend much 10 strengthen the government
Rumors were in circulation that the Pope was serl-
ously indisposed and that the King of the French
had already taken measures TO thwart the views OF
Austria in the election OF successor 10 the Papai see
There is very little from Spain. Espartero con-
fines himself provisioning his troops, and renewing
their numbers; and Don Carlos is preparing vgor-
ously for the spring campaign.
General Van Haen, one of the judges of the brave
Leon Iriarte ms lately had narrow escape from
assassination in the street. al Pampeluna, by three
peasants and oaly saved his life by the swiftness of
his fight Esparero dares not STIR step without
being escorted by several orderly Dragons.
In The exsc,ions of the Christmas or Queens party
are beyond all description Ferrsr Irarte exviceroy
of Navarro, has levied contribution on the liberals
of Santander for FIVE mill ons of reals, 5000 great
coats, and as many pairs OF shoes and snlrts. This
general, with eight battallons is now IN Balmaseda.
The British government have II in contemplation
to establish a system of steam communication with
the Yves, India Islands and with all lis colonial pos
sessions generally.
The whig ministry in England has excited quite a
storm of dsapprobation by proposition TO increase
the Duchess Of Kents appointments 10 $50, sier-
lag year. by continuing TO her the payment OF the
$4,000 per annum she received for the education
of the Princess Victoria, new Queen. The argumeNt
OF the Wings seems 10 be that the Duchess's annu.
~ oaght TO be increased in proportion as her need Of
il is diminished.
Sir George Arthur is busy at the Colonial Office
preparatory 10 his departure for Upper Canada.
When the Royal Message, recommending
creased annuity for the Duchess of Kent, was read
in the House Of Lords, LORD BRouoHAM Landed the
conduct of her royal hlehness, especially since the
demise of her royal husband, above all praise
But before they pledged themselves 10 any provision
they yt at least 10 know is extent. In the course
of his o srvatons the noble and learned lord stated
that his noble friend Lord MsLBouRSK was isore &C
cusofped to the language of courts than be was.
"us tongue was well atruned ia tly praise"
Lord Melbeurne replied with some warmth to the
remarks of his noble and learned friend and especially
TO that part which referred TO his coarty accomplish
II a Co. dattar and IL.
Ianouaae he Lord Meibourne) knew no man in this
county who could bend the knee and hatter and
glozc better than his noble and learned friend" Lord
Bro.gham repealed the chargeof fattery, as wholly
unprovoked and VIGOROUSLY untrue.
prr,,r Noe. 7.-Snce the 10Th of last month
there has been ne Of cholera nor any death
and the oaly remaining patient had been dismissed,
as cured on the 9th. This capital may now be
considered as wholly freed from the disorder.
The expectation of gold and silver coin from the
port of London to foreign ports during the past week
ending the l2,h December, is as under: gold coin to
Ham5urgh, 81 ounces New York, "a or silver
coin to Rotterdam, l0,6o0 e.
In the HoIs, Of Commons, on the llth December
Mr. Lsader begged ask the noble Secretary FOR the
Home Department question, relating 70 Canada
He begged 10 know whether Lord Gosford wac com
ing home, and whether he had resigned or had been
recalled and whether any successor had been ap-
pointed, and wh5 he was la laugh Lord John
Russell Lord Gossora had for some time requested
leave to resign and order had been sent out nom
the government stating that he might be sent home
The government of that colony consequently de-
volved upon Sir John Coborne and no successor had
as vet been appointed. Mr.. Leader begged TO ask
whether any proclamation had been issued against
public meetings in Lower Canada Lord John Rus
sci: There have been procanati)ns regarding in
frngements Of the law generay-(a laughl-bai not
against public meetings specifically.
Tns CosoHArIoS.-We understand that the coro-
nation OF Queen yictera which il is expected will take
place in the month of June next IS 10 be soemnIzcd
wits surprising magnIfctnce. A coronation, as -
well known, is an epItome Of the genIss OF The mo-
nirchy in which every grade and rank of society ~
entitled DO and service IN the place and state
which appropriately belongs 10 IL and upon III oc-
cision believe, there Will be no lack of loyalty
the part OF any class of her Maesys faithful subjects.
II reported that there Is 10 be revival modca
iicn Of varions old decorations and privileges which
for some regns have fallen into dlsuse.
PHysIoeNonv or THE QugRS Her Majesty is
not by any means ha,tcred in the portraits of her
which have been engrav ed. Without being striking
beauty, she is in common with the royal family, de.
cidedly pretty; has excellent bus and has the
good taste 10 DIRE with great simplicity For the in
brmaton OF oar female renders 10 whom chiefly by
the way this article is adore ssed) may state that
the Queen wears no ringets. AtCoven-g garden she
had her hair simply braided and wore elegant tiara
of diamonds. Speaking phrenologcally, her Males
~ has a verv g,od head the intellectual regon has
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