Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-12


The packet ship President Chadwick, from London,
May 9th, arrived very late last night Our papers
reached the city this morning about O'Clock. In con-
sequence Of large circulation paper had gone to
press and we could delay the publication the news
being very uninportant tftaas
p We give below, what few items brought by
the ST. Andrew. The Liverpool and Northern markets
no later, but the Londen reports two days
later.
Ministers had been left in a minority very justly on
accsun, Of their endeavoring perpetuaie Of the
abuses Of the Established Church. WIS the FIRST fruits
as certain description of Church taxes are called
nsvery likely that New York streets will soon be
paved entirely with and asphaltsm, or solidi6ed
bituman for in London they have get in operation
very large and wealthy joint stock affair called the
United States and Londsn Asphaltic Company.
The question Of the seizure of English vessels the
African coast by French vessels Of war. has been
brought before the House Of Commons.
The motion of Sir Eardley wilmot for the total aud
Immediate abolition OF negro apprenticeship. which
stood upon the orders Of the House Of Commons for
May 8, has been postponed until the s2d-a prelude,
we apprehend its abandonment for the present
The object Of the motion, il will be remembered, Is To
pledge the House MEASURE for placing both classes
Of the negro apprentices in state Of absolute freedom
the LIST Of August next
The second reading Of the Factory Regulation Bill,
n
tended 10 thar child under thirteen years Of
age and young person under eghteea years OF age
who could read should be allowed, aiisr certain
period, work in factory bar this intention sti-
requiring certificates Of hours daily atenc anae n
school Cor ell children on nine thirteen years of age
retained with further provision that children
under thirteen year, OF age hereafter admired into
factories, must be able 70 read.
The Madagascar, 46, Captain waIlis had sailed Cor
Gabraltar, embark the remainder OF the I'D rex-
meat and convey sheu % Quebec. Her further pro-
cesdnss will depend ON the sxigsaciss Of the service
SAILING on TRoops ron CAsApA.-The Bor,s..
with the last division OF the 7lst regiment and FOR
he 66sh and sd, and the venea Elizsb and Arab
with number Of the 7th Husssrs stated in the Con-
stitution sailed yesterday from Cove for Cansda The
Msrqis Hustley, commissioned 10 take q part Of the
LIST Kings Drseoos 9ssrds, arrived on Thursdsy
Cork Coastitxfien, Nay 5.
Sir Robert Peel has called the attention of the FOREIGN
Secretary the frequent collisions thai fskes place be-
tween the English and French fishermen in the Chan.
mel aad expressed his apprehension that these hostile
proceedings between the subjects Of friendly powers
might II not prevented lead TO resuln Of serious
character, affecting the interests Of the kngdems
In the Malta Journals TO the 19h April we find Il
menuosed thai the plague had appeared 1t Scala Nova
and other places, which being 10 the neighborho0d Of
Smyrna naturally made the inhsbtsnts DESTROYS thai
the arrivals from Constantinope shsuld be watched
The race across the Atlantic between the Great West
crn and Sirius steamships, continues To attract consider
able ate nion particularly Bristol where heavy bets
are said TO be pending the result The course |. pro
bse The rus and the Jockeys beth sides
experienced and sklfsL The sirius had s,srs ~
700 nautical miles but u the confidence az ,hs Rr;
aol people in the powers ofthe Gres, il not Aba.
doned, and the following their cal~ul.soc NJ ,b.;,
chauces in her favor,-The Sirius was 800. w,,s =.
The t7th April in lat. IS NJ, lonq ~ w tn c.,
Western was spoken the 18th Aprll In Ia, ss os
loug % w. Al these respective dsses the Gre., w.,
ern had rvs 3os mesin seven days from King Road
and the Sirius 13os y ten days fron Cork The Gree,
Western averaged 1e6 Ia miles per a.y. ,hs So.
40 Ia nilcsi Great Western gained ON s;Y;.. &c
miles per day. The Great Western AVERAGED y a
miles per hour the Sirius barely averaged la ,le
per hour The Great Wcsserp had N run 400 !. nj;
cal niles and according the average she would A.
compsh the remainder Of the passage in Ia dsy.
Sirius lad 10 1.6oo, and according her average
she would accomplish the remainder Of the passage in
not less than n Ia days. H r ..,
The general opinion Bristol H. that II the weather
cortnued adverse saer the 1sth, the Great Western
win have reached New York Rrst the weather " ..
arrived on the same day The race homewsrd viii b.
ono Of high interest
NJ Gallo, 10 preparing Cor the press Trsneh trans
iation Of the Papers and Leuers of washinessn.
Reports continue prevail in Paris. e. = change n
the csbiast IL 10 impossible to discover on what xur
dsiios. The commitee appointed Ia rsport uron m
bin for the grant OF nc oo ooor . -
,widow Of Joachim Mnrst have reported - ,s.;.-ss
ofRve against four IN favor cf,he propcss.ss
A trial Of Hubsrs and hs sccomcl,cs. e.. - $500.
on the life OF the Kirs. he'd commenced - " -''"F
The sceo~sss from Spain are eth OF the AN. 49,
and u.~ssisfscfery character They besvsv IN. -,
feeblensss Of the Queens Goverpme~s. end hold -.
little prcspccs q hnsl ser~fnssicn cfthe civil war