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

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HIR DECLARATION or LOVE- Her Majesty wore a
brilliant bracelet, Saturday, at the Privy Coun-
GU, on which was the portrait 0f Prince Albert The
Marquis OF Lansdowne addressed very compliment
tary speech TO her when she had concluded hers
saying, that he persuaded that the news Of her
approaching nuptials would diliuse universal joy
Throughout the realm, aud that he begged her gra.
c,ous permission to make the news public The
queen bowed gracefully, aad handed him her
speech. The Queen appeared To feel the ex-
tieme awkwardness of her position, looked un /.
| usually pale. and read the declaration Of her
intended marriage with some trepidation OF voice
AID manner, though she pronounced the words ma
fure consideration emphaticaliy. 1t was generally
observed that Lord Melbourne looked aged, and APP
peared not to be in his usual spirits All eyes were
| on the Duke Of Wellington, and universal ioy was
experienced at seeing his Grace so perfectly reco-
vered Lord Brougkam was present, and, by his
animation Of manner furnished ocular demonstra-
tion that ne was perfectly alive.-[Pest.
| INDIA RUBBER GLovEs.-The Nottingham no.
siers are at length paying tention to this
nniacure, as several houses have applied to the Lei
cester patentees upsn the subject They are inf
mite superior, both Ia comfort and appearance to
| the hosiery weted gloves, whether made Of cotton
or silk. TIE dia rubber web will wash, and keep
its elasticity. Ii is made in pieces thirty six yards
long and being cut into proper lengths is given cut
{" workmen to run upon the frame.-Atlas.
They write from Liverpool that a memorial to
the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, from the mer.
chants and others connected with the River Plate,
lies tor signature in the Exchange Room at Liver.
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blockade Of Bnenos Ayres and the landing Of
French armed force at Monte video.-Glube.
| The waters Of the EIbe at Hamburger, few DAYS
| SINCE Tell so low In consequence of east wind
that ssone,t existence OF which unknown, be.
came uncovered at the extremity Of low water mark
upon which were found engraved the dates Of 1910
and TAO. That Of 1899 has been added to them.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 26-The Pique, So Capt.
Boxer, which has arrived from Quebec, was twelve
days coming down the ST. Lawrence but was only
vs. I,a he NJ nvv.,I,
iary mvalids from Canada. Orders are given that
the temporary cabins of the Pque, which were con-
structed Tor the accommodation Of the Governor Of
Canada, are not 10 be disturbed. A sad accident
happened to one Of the soon after she drop
ped anchor at Plymouth; while firing salute an
accidental explosion blew of his left arm and by the
concussion he was thrown through the port into
the water; he was picked up alive, but has since
died from the injuries he received.
he East India Company's steaN vessels, Queen,
for Bengal, and Cleopatra for Bombay, have sailed
from Spithead. They will proceed to India under
canvas, having their machinery completely fitted,
and their paddles and tunnels board They have
each three hundred tons Of coal on board, and are
armed with four 50 Founders on the broadside and
large swivel guns at the bow and stern.
at Newport, Tuesday, Zephaniah Williams
mitted for high treason, ter an invesiga.
ton of Is hours, in the Of hch the prisoner
proved TO have made lot OF cartridges, and to
have come with the rebels t. Newport In conse
auence Of the Chartsts by their attempts upon the
military, having succeeded in corruptng four Of the
45th, who last week deserted, the commanding off
Ger has thought proper to strengthen the pickes,
and the magistrates haze orde red all pubcans and
beer sellers To close their houses eight o'clock IN
I'll further notice. Times.
The Moniteur contains Royal Ordonnances, max
ing the several diplomatic changes and appointment ts
which we mentioned yesterday, from the Cocsti.u-
report was circulated yesterday that intelligence
had been received Of an entire French regiment
- l,.cn Mt off in n Mn nee ed 4
der Kader's forces We believe that there is no
foundation whatever for this rumsur At the same
time the last adviees from Algiers are rather
warlike than they have been for some time paste
.sOur acc unit" says Toulon letter, lead ~ 10
believe that host,lties have already commenced be-
tween our troops and the Arab partisans Of Abdel
Kader IL 10 stated that all the disposabe troops OF
The division hav- received orders to advance. Ems
sares have informed the Governor General that the
Emir il every where preaching war against the inf
dels. A French subject, who has recently Quilted
the service OF Abdei Kader affrns that the Chief
taking measures to enter into nvetsrale contest
with the French" Another letter, in the Consiiiu-
tionneI maintains that rupture with Abdel kader
/. on the point &c occurring. and adds, that every
body at Aigers 10 anxious 10 make an end Of this
restless and irrecJncileable enemy. The troops
which marched IRON Orar IN Mosaganem last April,
10 relieve tae garrison OF the lstt place, suffered
sovereIv bv a dreadful sto that overlook them
route and might have besa almost lost had the bad
weather continued. On relieving the anne garrison
t,waris the end NJ October, every thing went of
we'll. as correspondent informs nc, although the
column was ain neatly caught by similar atmos-
pheric visitatio The column consisted of 800
men aud go horses, with two pieces 81 artillery,
and the march 10 Mostaganem and back per-
fectly avn Tested by the natives.
The Dcbats has a very long article on the financial
crisis in the United States, but the argument s al
most concealed uuder the multiplied folds Of the
dress In " hch II 10 clothed. II amounts 10 decar
alton that banks very useful things but that they
ou.ht MOI IN be allo ed TO make unlimited issues 81
pAper and that, % the renewal of the privilege of
The Bank of France h to come under considera-
ton the country will do well To study what has
assed and is passing in the United States IN order
that the good may be adopted and the evil cas-,
aw.v The Debats gives q melancholy pictnre Of
Inc internal condition Of the United States where
anarchy Ia Gays. 10 triumphant, and attributes mach
az the dirrspect which IL shown ~ the law In that
country tn the evil example set by General Jackson
In his confest with the banks.
The Journal dc Paris, noticing the question of
oroseesine duties a u Affects the importation 81
linen thread from England. says the French manu-
faeturers longer require the same degree al pro-
ction rs formerly, - they are bringing the manu-
facture 10 high degree of perfection in France
This journal declares that there certain numbers
az French threads which are preferred in the
/ French markets to those II Ireland or Scotland;
and that the superiority ri machinery which IN
C,re Britain gave the manufacturers an advantage
both AZ IN quality and prices, NO longer exists, as
several French houses now turn out machines az
perfect as the English.
sinner Tsmboliui an Italian singer much noticed
nv Frederick the Great towards the end ef his Ife
- Charlo sse NH usar