Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26
Mr.. BENEFITS Lctters-- His Superior A
count Of the Coronation.

We gave yesterday most admirable account oil
the Coronadon-the best published in the city
and valuable Letter from Mr.. Bennett. We give
today the most recent letter we have received from
him on financial matters-and in tomorrow and
Saturdays paper, we shall publish Mr.. Benefits
graphic, curious and inmitable account of the Co.
rOnaton, as witnessed by himself This, and the
whole Of the Coronation Plates will be republshed
in the Weekly.
Latest from Mr. Bennett.
LETTER NO. XVII.
LosDox, 4th July, 1888.
held between my finger and my thumb this morn
ing about five millions sterling or s25 600 900. II
IN the shape Of Bank of England paper in the very
Penstralia of the Bank of England. I also held in
my hand bar of pure gold equal $3.50 value in the
dark chamber of the Bullion Office of the Bank Of
England. You will ask what l mean7 / will tell.
One of the gentlemen attached to the London press,
to whose kindness have been indebted for thou.
sand favors carried me into the Bank of England and
enc of the governors, Sir John Rae Smith, gave me
an order to sec the whole interior, embracing the
Bank parlor, Bullion effce &c. had a most inter-
esting sight of all the curoses in this suite of mag
nifcent buildings full account of which / will
give in nay journal
had interview this morning with one of the
best financial writers in London one who is connect.
cd with the leading capitalists here. The Banke rs
Circular" periodical is well known for its know
ledge of American trade. am going TO exchange a
file of the Herald with file of thar work, which en-
braces history of trade and currency for the last five
years My exchange will also be continued.
The affairs of Canada beginning create great
nneasness here. You will see the singular position
an which Lord Durham stands with regard 10 one Mr.
Turton. very general impression begins TO prevail
that Lord Durha m will cause more difficulty in Ca
NADIA instead of allayng il. The revolutionists
gone and the revolution over-but il feared that the
two local loyal parties which united in the late affairs
against Mackenzie and Papineau, will quarrel afresh
and lead Lord Durham into difficulty Many think
that this difficulty will wreck the presen, ministry, if
NOT involve Canada in fresh troubles
Be particular in procuring all the Canadian news
for full publication in the Herald.
i send this letter by the Royal William steamer,
which sails tomorrow for New York. BY the same
vessel have sent you leather bag, No. g." ad-
dressed to j. g. Bennett, New Y ork Herald" which
contains engravings and descriptions of the recent
Coronation. You will get them from the vessel and
have them published directly.
Tenght embark in steamer fer Edinburgh and
The Nsrth. shall be gone about fortnight three
weeks. l will then return TO London and proceed
Immediately for Paris TO be present there the
"three days" II il said here that fresh attempt at
revolution, or such thing, will be made in Paris
on the " fros jours." don't knew what truth there
may be in the report but shall he there to what
plot or conspiracy is brewing 1t would be curious
If I should give the first account of fresh revolu
ton in France. Prince Louis Napoleon is said 10 be
quite busy. shall see b.