Morning herald., 1839-07-29


the preseNt members being arrested.
Mr.. IAOmas Atwood has written . letter t. the
people 1f Birmingham telling them that on the 18th
Of July the national petition was to be considered in
the House Of Commons; and he begged them not TO
attempt to kill any policemen
SrnPHENs, The CHARTIsT.-The accusation
ag~nst the Rev Joseph Stephens 10 that Of attsmpt
ins improper liberties with sister Of Mrs Bron
terre D 2rlen, with whom be became acquainted in
Iend0n.-Spcctas0r.
There had bcen bit Of an emeute at Ramsgate
among the fishermen, excited, as IL was said, by
low, iterate fellow, and Jew Of notorious bad
character, whose pecnnia y interests have been a-
feced, in consequence Of some restrictions having
been put the hawking Of fish through the streets
STATE OF EiRMrNGuAM.-The correspondent of
the Times that the town was quoted on the
Monday after the riot, by the police alone, and with
out resort the military for active aid. On the
following day of the inspectors OF police arrived
from Carlisle. having one George Julian Harvey in
his custody, one Of the delegates, whs had fled so
soon he conceived there to be any danger OF com
ing to blows.
A crrrer and his wife had been apprehended,
charged with threatening to stab the police
The injured policemen said to be doing we'll,
and the town restored to its wontsd quictude.
AsEHcAS BOUNDARY QUEsroN.-He Majesty's
Government has selected two commissioners to pro-
ceed immediately by the British Queen 70 North
America, to examine into the possibility Of simplify
ing this arduous undertaking, and bringing the ques
ton to a prompt and honorable settlement. Lieut..
Colonel Nudge, Of the Royal Engineers, officer Of
high rank in geodetc operations, is one * the
missioners. The other is Mr. Fcathe rstonbaugh
This gentleman has been selected well for his
scientific attainments, his very, intimate acquain.-
With the details Of this troublesome question:
for the Typographical knowledge which his extern
sivc travels in North America have enabled him to
acquire-Giobe, ministerial paper)
The QUEEN The Queen continues her eaue stri.
an exercise almost daily in which she is always at
tended by Miss Quentin, the daughter of Sir George
Quentin. This young lady, though holding no speci-
fc appointment in the royal household, might very
propery be styled equestrian lady waiting, il is
her duty to prepare and train the horses destined for
her Majesty own use, assist her Majesty in mount
ing and dismountng in short, to perform all the petit
,sons usually performed by attendant cavaliers OR
madens of lesser degree. Miss QGentin is first
rate horsewoman, and has trainedve horses for the
use Of the Queen She rides fro'a Kew, every
LADY FLORA HAsrISss.-This lady has been
buried in Scotland Before she. died, she gave posi-
tive orders to have her body opened after her death
APPEARANCES OBSERVED oNIsseEcrING rnEBopY
OF THE LATE FLORA HASTINGS, JULY 8, 1889.
"There great emacaticn Of the whole per-
''In the chest-the heart and lungs were in a per-
fectly healthy sate but there extensive adhe-
sions of the pleSra (or nembrane) covering the
right lung to that which lines the ribs-evidenty Of
long standing.
''In the abdomen there were eniversal adhesions
OF the pertoneum Tor membrane which lines the
be said that there was a single organ which not
al every point on its surface, intimately connected
with the parts in its vicinity. The liver very
much enlarged, extending downvards low the
pelvis, and upwards, SO as very materially To dimn
.ish the capacity of the right cavity Of the chest
The gall bladder contained small quantity Of bile
The liver was OF a very pale color, but its strac
ture not materially different f-cm what exists in
the heaty state. The stomach aud intcstncs were
dstended with air; their coats, apecialy the mus
eular, were very much attenuated. The spleen and
pancreas were free fram disease. Some Of the me-
senteric glands were enlarged. There were a few
small deposiies Of unorganized yellow matter appa-
fently in the suSstance Of the adhcsions
: The uterus and its ,appendagos presented the
ussal appearances oi the healthy virgin state.
From the character Of the adhesions il was plain
that they could he referred oSly to inflammation at
some former and distant period of time. The effect
otshem must havclbeen to interrupt the passare OF
the contents of thestomach and iute and in
rioss ways To interfere with the due performance OF
thE1r functions. w Il. CaAMERs. M. ID.
HENRY HOLLAND, Nj. ID
ASHLEY COOPER,
B, G.. BRoDIE.
JOHN MKERlm.S.
OEIsiS THE 6IASDeR AGAINST LADY Has.
TISGs-" The writerS who waste their Gre upon the
Court physician must know that 10 the unhappy fe ad
between the Queen and her mother s attributed the
circulation OF the slanasr, for which voyage in the
same sttam-boat from SCOTLAND with SIR John Con-
roy afforded the groundwork and pretence:"-.Spec-
tGtor, JSae q?
We mentioned last week, that Lady Fiora's voy-
age in the sane steambost with Sir John Conroy is
said TO have given rise To the first NJ her
honor. .'-Specfafor, Juyd.
PREsEsIkTIoYs AT THE sSRirisH CoURr.-Gully
the prize fighter, Daniel Webster, the crater and
Robert Owen, the free thisker, have all been pre-
scntcd at the British Court.
DANIEL WEBSTER We zee few accounts of the
gr al Dan ia the London papats. Mr.. Stevenson is
out Of town, ard Mr. Websser could get no intro.
ductoD into fashionable life without the assistance
If this distns sdished Iocofo1a, we pre sumo he i
q bashing ur seem for a season. lie was at Lady
3rougham's las -Soiree. with Mrs Webster
The American Minister and his lady, are at Tun-
wa
great meetIg g.has been held H. London To estab-
Esn " British India Society" to encourage the
growth and purchase 81 East India fcsc labor coiten
IN preference To that grown in the slave holding states
of the United States.
PEssr PosrAeE.--The penny postage system has
bees adopted by the Ministry. and il was fully ex
pected would receive tae immediate sanction Of Par
Lament
FoURrH or JULy ~ LgvERpsoL.-On the ami.
vcrsary ot the dependence Of America tie vessels
IN the various docks belonging 20 tho United States
hosted their flags. he captains dined al the Gre
clan Hotel. Dale street and the mates 10 the aumber
of sixty, dinec together in Cheshire. The American
Consul, Mr. Ogden, christened his second cb;ld on
the same day, azd gave sumptnous breakfast on
the occasion.
TnE GREAr TorRSAMrST.-The grand tourna
ment at Eglngtoun Castle will take place on the 2sh
of next month. The fitting and other chiyalrous
concluded with bsnqucts, balls and masques given
To the assembled elite by the noble holder of the fes
tivsl. Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and
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