Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08
MORNING HERALD.


Arrival the Steamer
Days Later.
Tat, .var;ne At 4 s'clsck, the Liverpool was an
rourcsd nv telegraph but owing to her detention =.
Quarantine and some encouragement, our "ie'
papers by her did not reach w. we "eie -
ever literally supplied by Mr. Roche, OF the nriA y
Roche & Co.. to whom we return our thanks
w. and nv this arrival not much news OF any I'M
nortauce The Boundary Question is ii''ie ie'e''
10 in England-cotton is firm, but dah-A" '.""
securities firm--money market good-.nc L"s
ministry still in power and likely to be-france
quiet but all brsaking-and worse than an "''ie =
toria in trouble about Lady Flora Hastings.
Tha nrnc;nal English news is the protracted de-
lat, an tho Irish question, which began on the 10th
nj, and lasted TIE whole week. 1t was not termi-
na,ed At the latest dates-but it was believed that
The ministry would carry the motion by majority OF
Is only. 1nox Anr 81 1899.
ryr CR1s1.-We have seldom witnessed more
.xcemen Mt than pre- vailed both In, and areund the
House of Commons at the commencement OF the De
bate upon Lord ohm RusselPs Resolution on Wen
dax last Both the Benches, and the Galleries were
closely packed, while the Lobby was thronged win
disappointed crowds In the street, there were 81
nilar indications of interest, greai NUMBER q Pei
.ous being assembled, the bulk of whom we imagine
to have been Tories, as they loudly cheered the
Duke of w ellington, and Sir r. Peel, on their ap
preach, while symptoms Of stormy Tbs 40.
bate will probably last out the week The MAJORITY,
though small one seems certain. We only hope
that the truce, which may follow, will be turned TO
good account
On the Boundary Question we find the following
soothing notice.
fL.vERpooL, Tue sday-By the splendid New York
packet ship Roscius, Captain Collins, wnicn arrives
here this day, we have received New oIn A.
the 18th ult., the day on which the Rosclss saeu;
Montreal papers to the 2ls; besides papers from al
parts of the United States and Canada, to the latest
date. We are glad to find the intelseace ascldeu
~ ,~c.f,
question pzrtake of deliberate character tnan
the first hot and hasty proceedings evinced froDa
bly this temper may have been induced by the calm,
dignified and the time, dete rmined conduct
Of Sir John Harvey to the words OF the iacetious
editor of the . New York Morning Herald who
sums up an article this question by saying there
will be deal of Bullying, but no war"
Mr.. OConnell has been making great speech at
Liverpool, at public dinner given him.
Tar PRovIDENTIAL ESCAPE OF THE PACKET
SHIP wEsrcHEsTER.-The Westchester, fine
ship Of 700 tons, belonging to Messrs. L. j. Sands
& Co., and commanded by Capt. w. Ferris, sailed
from New York for Liverpool on tho 18th of March,
and. on the oath Of the same month, struck an ice
berg The following extract from the log book, writ
ten by the first officer, Mr.. Yeaton, describes the
EVENT.
"Narch2i-Thick, foggy weather. At IL o'clock,
A. M, the watch on the lookout deserted an ice
berg. The fog dense that we ceuld not see
it in season to get the ship clear She struck hard
s,.o ths ws.a,.ss bs.. and tive whose os, a~os
frame-and melancholy to relate, killed three men,
and wounded Others. The ship drove alsngside.-
Hove the mantopsal aback, and she fell clear OF IT.
We commenced clearing the wreck, and got tackles
on the stays, and hove them tight. we found the
shin did not make much water but we could keep
her free The end-foggy weather and rain VI
looking back upon the scene we have just passed, =
= ssems il Providence had guided us; Tor had tn.
long, and much hi CHER towards the south. The par
we struck was much undermined by the waves dash
a
she must have stove in her whole bow"
.Ahermuc labor the ship got into dock at Ii
rpool, the 10Th Of April.
TnK LIVERPOOL That fine steam ship the Ii
erpool sails today for New York. All her berths
understand, are engaged, and she crosses the At
lantc her present trip with nearly 100 cabin pas
engers. This is the best tribute TO her popularity
She also takes out as many goods she can conven
emily carry. We are pleased to observe that the
sailing Of the Liverpool and the Great Western does
not clash with each other and this arrangement,
trust, will be continued IL will be found advanta
geous to the proprictors Of both vcssls and
Of convenience TO the pablo. The Great Western
willeave New today for Bristol that both the
steamers Will be crossing the eceaA IN opposite d.
reetons at the same time, and bringing 10 their
sPective destinations the latest political, CONNER
cial, and other intelligence The Liverpool sails
again from this port the 18th OF jane, and already
ansmber Of berths have bees engaged for that trip
we believe than third Of her number.
The affair Of Lady Flora Hastings is yet before
the public. A curious correspondence between the
relatives oil Lady flora ana LORD MeiDoafne MS
the newspapers. The following are cmrious;-
The Warehouses Of Hastings, Countess Of Low
doun, TO her Majesty.
LoUDoUS CAsrLE, March Z, 1899.
MApAM-It is hardly to be imagined that your
Majesty should feel any surprise in receiving the
present letter. The anguish Of q mothers heart,
under circumstances such as mine, can only be an
derstood by mother. But be at a loss
TO know that loyalty to your Majesty, and justice
my innocent child, demand from explicit re-
ference to your Majesty on the atrocious calumnes
aad upblushing falsehoods ag inst my daughters
putation, which the perpetrators have dared to cir
culate even in the Palace OF the Sovereign. have
had the honor Of remembering your Majesty in child
hood am deeply ans gratefully attached TO your
admirable mother; and have cherished, in distance
absesce, bad health, and many sorrows, ceep ine-
rest In the honor and glory Of your reign. My hus-
band served his country honorably and with devot-
ed zeal, and was particularly known to your Royal
race; and my own family, during long line, have
Kings. NY grandfather lost his life in the ser
vice Of his Sovereign. With many claims ON
my feelings Of old-athough now Questionable
aristocracy, il is impossible to suppose capa-
BILE Of disrcspect or want Of loyalty towards your
Majesty feeling, Madam, not less unbe coming to-
wards You than repugnant 10 what feel suitable in
myself. but, trust, sense OF morality is not vet
so Gallons thing as net TO be held IN some due re-
spect even IN the sight of thoughtlcss world and 20
Justify my appealing directly to your Majesty to re-
lutte, by some sct calculated TO mark yeur ind gnant
sense oil the ISLANDERS which acme perxon rsons