Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
ou- For letter from Poughkeepsie. legal inten'-
gence, SC, see fourth page.



have risen in Paris. In London, the pressure in the
money market continues-Exchequer bills have de-
slined The Havre cotton market is very dull-but
NO apparent change.
PANS May 1.-The attempts Of M. Passy to form
a cabinet Of the leading members of the Centre
Gauche has failed.
itvcly been formed Of the following persons, and
that their would positively be published in the
9 Moniteur'' the I'd Of Nay
Soult, Minister Of War
De Broglie, Foreign Affairs
Duchatel, Finances.
Gssparin, Interior.
Cunin Grinaine, Commerce.
Sawzet Public Instruction.
Teste, the Seals.
Mackau or TupiRier, Marine.
The Commerce" doubts that two members of the
Centre Gasche have consented to serve In this COM
bination.
The new Ministry it is said, intend to bring in six
bills on questions OF industry and commerce.
The s.Moniteur" of May LIST is silent on the sub
The National of May Ist says 1--WE hear merely
that the attempt to form new administration is at
present confined to the selecting esnames from the
and from part of the supporters of the
cabinet of Count Mole"
The !. Debats" throws out threat, /" that whom
the crisis shall be over. and new Ministry IN pos
session of the gns Of government, II will, dread
ing no longer throw any obstacles in the way of
such a summaton, enter into severe and search
ing examination of the conduct held during these
gotatons bv the different parties and their chiefs"
The "Courrier Francais" in reply to some observa.
tions in Saturdays "De bats" maintains that min
istry taken fros the Centre Gauche is the only
that suits the present wishes and wants OF the great
majority Of the nation; and adds that even that min
istry should be Looked upon only one OF transition,
a ministry Of the pure Gauche being in the long run
inevitable.
The NATIONAL in other words, expresses a
similar opinion, and says 'that the present state of
things promptly and inevitably lead to strug
gle less fierce and to radical reform in the
institutions Of France
The Natioaal anipnadverts with no little severity
upon the part taken by NJ Dupin in bringing to so
unexpected close the Centre Gauche combination,
and in conclusion says
"The Court is probably satisfied with what took
place yesterday. 1t mayhap magines that it has
gained certain advantage against the press, by
king OF Nj. Dupin as a stalking horse We can
only wish the Court many such advantages. But a
month back Marshal Soult was killed in its service,
eight days age the turn OF Nj Quiet, and now
il is that of M. Dupn. NJ Passy has not yet recov-
cred from the wounds he received In mounting into
Abe President's chair. There is no longer Centre
)roit nor a Centre Gauche. What will remain to
the monarchy should the war continue much loager'
The Prince &c Joinville has been appointed to the
command of the frigste "La Belle Poale."
Alta party given few evenings ago bv Nine. Re-
camier, at the Asbye aux Bois Mile. Rachel recited
a scene from Esther. M de Chatsaubriand, who
was present wishing to ascertain whether she could
deliver prose with equal purity and force requested
her to read fragment from the writings of Father
BridaRe, volume of which was lying on the table.
Mile Rachel did il to the delight and admiration Of
all present.. She has since learnt the fragment by
heart and has recited IT with the same success in
other circles
Under the title Of Phore du Paiais Royal, there
has recently been established, in Of the small pa
vilions in front Of the Gaere dOrsdSs, an oicef for
registering appointments, designations, etc. The fee
for each entry is 8 sous What next!
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April s0-The proceedings in the
Houses OF Lords and Commons last night were with
out interest.
Lord John Russell has postponed the Jamaica
Bill. Hewas . bring forward his Canadian Bill May
9th
The Tory press stll keep up their fire at the Queen,
and her responsible advisers; here a few para
graphs as a specimen Of their quality
Her Majesty has, we hear, said that If her levees
and drawing not better attended, she will
decline to continue them. Let her dismiss her Mi
nsters and the Court will present very diherent
appearance.--1rgus.
We saw advisedly that unless the Queen removes
certain obnoxious persons from her Palace and pre-
sence her hold upon her subjects affections will SOON
be broken For the sake Of the descendant Of lsng
line of her Prnces-for the sake OF youthful and,
we would fain believe, deceived girl-England will
endure much; bat England will not endure that the
throne should be fenced in by the mnons OF self
ish Minister, a. that the virtuous and good should
shrink from approaching it. IL viii have been seen
that Lady Flora Hastings 10 now almost paradingy
much Of policy in this and the slight increase In the
numbers attending the last drawing may be re-
ferred 10 IT, We may also observe, that the Bar ess
Iehzen was not AZ Lansdow house with the Queen
and the Dutchess Of Kent, but that Lady Flora Has
tings scas there. But this will deceive no one. IL
true that by the absence Of the Baroness the Dutch.
ess Of Kent escapes insult; but why should there be
necessity for any manGuvring to prevent meeting
between the Queens friend and the Queens motherl
We have good deal to say relative TO the schemes
Of the Canadrliq TO prevent the Queen from marry
ing At present we have only TO say that we enter
tain most earnest hope that the Duches OF North
umberaad or some other truly honorable and honor
ed Lady, will, BY speaking the trsth, rescue the
Queen from the painfully false position into which
the unmany clique and their place preserving Ger.
man Commsnaanie have unworthily and selhshy led
hcr.-Age
We should much like 10 know by what rule Of
Coaruy pracuces-by what Roy raj etiquette specially
codihed, the government Of Lord Melbourne, pre-
vented King William from dining with the Duke OF
Bueceuch after his Majesty had consented 20 do so
nay, sad even invited himself We should like
also 10 know whether similar rule induced Lord
Melbourne 10 prerent Queen Victoria from being the
guest Of her old governsss the Duchess &C Northum-
berand under the plea that II her Maiestys in
fenon 10 dine only with members ~ the ROYAL Fami-
lyl-And then we should like to know whether under
the operation n such rule her Majesty invited
and accepted the invitation to Lansdowne-heusef-l
dget
Al. her Majesty has commenced dining out we pre-
sume Lord Melbourne will be the next nobeman
L. A.. t.1. liza oris, Ia.