Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-30
VERY LATE NEWS.

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Important Movement of England against Chino
Excitement among the Chartists-Great Sensation
among oil the Young and Beautiful Women IN
England, in consequence Of the Queens DEcLA-
RATION OF LOVE for Prince AIbert-Louis PHI
Iippe gro,cing stronger and stronger, and France
greater and greater The Pope and the Cardinals
| going to He'll slo,ciy-Progress Of Democracy and
Ht,mbug in EurOps-Great Civil Revolution IN
Tsrkey-Arrival Of Daniel Webster APpoint-
ment Of ness French Ninister to the United
| States.
BY the fast-sailing packet ship Louis Philippe.
which arrived on Saturday evening in twenty-;hrce
| days from Havre, we have Paris dates to Dec. 81
| and Havre 10 Dec. 4th, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Dec
LIST, Liverpool to 3Oth Nov, and from Heaven and
He'll to the very latest dates
The Hon. Daniel Webster has arrived In the Med-
ator last This the third time il has been reported
There be no doubt Of its accuracy now; for he
| and his family have taken rooms at the Aston
House, and will be ready to receive visits from his
friends today. He has returned without moustacaes
The Sultan Of Turkey has granted Charter to
his subjects, which fact is creating great sensa.
tion in all Europe.
source worthy OF belief, that Lord Panerston has
addressed letter to the Ambassador Of the United
States in London, that her Msjesty's government
intends to blockade all the ports in the Chinese EN-
pire, and that the circumstances under which this
measure has been resolved apos, render it alb.
solutely necessary for Great Britain to take this
step. This is most important movement; for it
is most likely that all the British forces in India,
flushed with victory from Afghanistan, win march
with aacrity to China, and reduce the + rperor to
submission and force him to make reconpeme. If
this we add the quarrel between Lin ana the EN-
peror, the Chinese Empire is in unpleasant pre-
dicament.
The money markets Of London and Paris remain
dull, but with little alteration. Cotton is little
lower in Havrs.
Is very evident that the principles OF democracy
ara making = prodigIous stride in France and Eng
land. The Chartist movement in England ia only in
the bud. and every day it is expected 10 break out
simultaneously over all the kingdom. The next
news, which will probably be brought by the Brit
ish Queen, will reveal few secrets. The beautiful
Queen Of England is preparing for her marriage with
Prince Albert in January by fasting and praying,
by riding on horseback and wiring biiiets douz
to her love. Deep interest is felt by all the old
maids Of Europe about the interesting affair, and
many Of them have neglected their tom cats in con.
sequence thereof.
Notice was posted at the Bank Of England, Nov.
%, as follows" The Governor and Company Of the
Bank Of gland ready, until further notice, to
receive applications Coz Loans upon the Deposit Of
six mouths ty raj, ExeasRxs, 10. having than
fore 18th January next, at the rate Of interest Of
per cent. per annum, and not 10 be sums less than
E20O0 each.
THE CHARrisrs These men are still making
great Efforts to create general rising. They have
caused several soldiers TO desert
Last nights (sGzetts contains not less than q
bankruptcies, the greatest number which has ap.
peared in one day for sone time Past.-th Herald
Nov. 90"
II ,s said at Hamburg that one Of the FIRST mer-
camille houses Of that city will open credit Of ten
millions Of marks bal (f7leO00) for the Bank OF
England. More trouble there.
A prodisious is,ndation took place in the Thames
and Overlooked many places. towns aud villages on
its banks.
The " Constitutional states that new minister
has been appointed for the Urited States the place
of NJ de Pontois, at Consiantinople. lie 10 10 be
NJ de Bscourt, formerly resident French minister at
CarIsruhe. Oar old acquaintance, the Count, Is cut.
ting figure in the East. An Austrian paper says
state OF terror by declaring that France will recog.
Mise the independence Of Egyp', - was done In the
case Of Texas. He has had audience with the Sui.
IAN lie has taken a splendid house at Pera,
~bere he Intends To entertain the members Of the
Divan and the diplomatic corps.
The French Chambers were TO meet on the I'D
Decemker.
A new in srnal mschise astonisbed the Parsians
by an explosion near the Pslais Royal, the night
Of the 10Th Of November.
Horace vernet has arrived II Alexandra and has
been presented 70 Mshsm All, the Pseha Of Egypt;
they mad an interesting conversation about painting
Count Mole hes delivered IN sslogy on the late
Geneul Bernard, Il ire Luxembourg
NJ Theirs fos~s the point Of attraction q the OPP
positio. IN France. HIS dePortmsst y very attrac-
tive in the Chambs % Depasiss. He he's sPlesdid
hesse In the place de ST. George
The Due de Bordeaux 10 running afesr he pretty
sir.s in Italy, instead of Kingdoms.
The belief gai~s ground that there 10 to bss fur
Their stunning Of places amcngu the MeIbourns In.
eapsbles nov in o6ce. Lord Normanby 10 to he
expeIIed the Home Office. and provided Cor as the
Priv Seal Lord Joha Rssssn 10 u return 10 the
Home ON ee- " bile Lord Ciarendcn 10 10 grapple
with the difficulties that envelope The colonial rea.
tons.
Ena1and.