Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26


In the House Of Lords. the aPpointment y Lord
Turton as one of his secretaries, oceas0ned some re-
mark On the I'd of JAY an explanation was request
| ed Of Lord Melbourne, who was unable to anord ~
Lord Durham not having thought mt to mennon u In
| any of his dispatches. Lsrd Melbourne said he
viewed the appointment with suspicion and cohcern
| and he could not but lament that il had taken place.
The sugar duties BILL the party professions reland)
bill, and the freeman's admission BILL have severally
| passed the House OF Lords.
The second reading of the imprisonment for debt
BILL was In short time to be moved in the House OF
| Commons 1t does not appear that any serious cp
position is medtated.
| The London mail coaches were considerably delay.
ed on the I'd July, in consequence OF the mass OF
newspapers mailed tn at day. Q7b,O0O)
| 1t is stated that Mr.. Daniel w. Harvey, M T., has
! been offered and declined consulship in the United
States.
One af the marquee booths on the coronation fair
in Hyde Park was 600 feet long.
| In Green Park, Mrs. Graham went up in nam
| moth balloon at the moment of the coronation.
| The American Minister had two plain carriages in
the procession. His house was Illuminated at night
with the nalenol motto, and beneath v. X. (net
| V.B)
| The Quebec packet arrived out from New York in
FL days.
| The burning of the Robert Peel caused only mo-
mentarv depression in the consols
The Laty at Paris had been prosecuted for publish
ing pamphlet advocating the rights of Louis Buona-
| parte to the Imperial Crown Of France.
The British feet under Admiral Stopferd, arrived
| al T0uon, June 18th.
Parliament to close its session in about three
weeks.
The Irish Municipal, 1.-THE and Poor Bills have been
greatly mutlated in the Lords
There have been great meetings in Ireland, and the
| people are determined to resist the uthes.
Thirt harOnefs ted the af he
| coronation, among whom were Sir John Herschell,
4. L. Bulwer Esq, and Sir Lionel Smith.
| There has been another abortve attempt at revou-
ton in Portugal. The Queen is again about to be-
come q mother.
| The Carlsts in Spain are nearly done up. They
have been defeated lately on all points.
The Hanoverian Second Chamber has decided
| against the King and his new constitution.
The Emperor of Russia has returned to St. Peters
burgh.
SpAIN-Most accounts from this distracted coun-
try agree that the troops of Don Carlos have suffered
severely. They have been defeated at Peni cerrada
by Espartero, and 800 men made prisoners. The
| Queens troops were also victorious in affair at
| Bilboa and Santander.
PoRruoAL-On the 18th ult. unsuccessful at
| tempt was made 10 assasslnae Bomfin and Sylvia
Cavaho, two of the ministers of state. The mob at
tackled their carriages in the procession of Corpus
Christi. The king also h0oted and abused.
BELeIuN.-At Sobre st. Gerry pestilential disease
of malignant nature has appeared, and made great
ravages. The persons attacked survive only twenty
four hours thirty six al most. Upwards Of fifty Of
the inhabitants had been already carried of, and the
Authorities, not to alarm the people, had forbidden TO
ring the church bells Tor the funeral services. The
patient is seized with instant loss OF strength, and
cutaneous eruption, account OF which some call il
pinplc disorder Others give IT the name of black
fever on account Of the dark color of The body after
DEATH Several cases OF the same disease have been
observed at Beaumont and Consolre in France.
Near Deraing, on the 22d of June an explosion Of
firedamp took place in coal niae, into which nine
ty-six workmen had descended. Flfty-sx of them
were taken out dead, and seven more or less
wounded.
TURKEY AND EeyPr.-A letter from Smyrna of
the 9th June, takes il for granted that hostlcs had
commenced between the Turkish and Egyptian
mics in Catamania. There IS report that Mehemet
Ali the Viceroy had declared himself independent Of
I The Sultan.
letter from Cairo, of the 26h ult states that the
plague has broken out Jaffa and Jerusalem; and
CURED in the Lazare,to of Alexandra. Mchenst Ali
had gone to the bay of Aboukr in the Nile steamer
to superntend the operations of searching for the
cannons, &c lost in that great naval engagement
Extensive preparations for war making both by
the Porte and the viceroy OF Egypt. The Turkish
army amounts TO l00,0 600 men, 00O0 Of whom are
armed and equipped in the European fashion. Mehe-
met Ali has not been idle. He has given notice TO the
ton 10 assert his complete independence. Efforts
mediation have been made, II is said by some with
seine hope of success. The fngare United States had
| sailed from Smyrna on cruise down the coast Of
Syria and Egypt doubt for the purpose of being
we'll informed as 10 what events might transpire.
| GaExcE.-Kob at Athers-Letters from Athens Of
| the 18th uIt. mention that King Ohio had pardoncd
| the persons condemned by court martial at Hydra.
| They mention nothing new, however upon the more
| interesting combat between the French and Russian
| sailors at the Pm9us in which the Greek popuacc
| took part with the latter.
We give below letter from London correspondent,
csived per North America which although OF old date,
coasns important hints the OF financial affairs
| In that city.
LONDON, JuHe IA, 1888
Since wrote you last, have bad your
Tie Liverpool packet Of the i6bhe Losdoa Of the
2oh very which received with
Of satisfaction and bc advance the stocks
bank gave impulse TO the market for American
cues here advanced price The United stntes Bank
| shares done 81 IS, 7,6.
happy inform you that the busisess throughout
districts ntnues daily increase and nj
Leeds marked has taken place
sumption specie payments ny the yonr city The
market been rather IA Sdurng the
sent alteration has taken place prices
Al Manchester, yesterday the demand for asd goods
moderate, which partly owing 10 the state
OF the MARKET and partly also to the heavy purchases
which have recently made. There however;
change make In prices There has been increased de
money during the week for commercial purposes,
whch atbued to the revival Of trade which has lately
ken place. great cal OF money stock offered sale
Yesterday which caused depression price sseks
dscne.of cent took plscs This however viii
eounterscted, money In less than month, will
again Ne plentiful The payment Of the sends Of the
East Isdia Company, the Of 7og0oO sterling
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