Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

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ouuon OF the poAtage duties trust that the act which
mas passed on this subject will relief and
ana hat BY facilitating intercourse and correspondence,
WIZ oe productive Of much social advantage aud improve
ment have given that ths steps should
m Reh TO give effect the Of Pa rent soon
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advantageous terms upon which considerable amount
M aniunoed debt has been converted into stock anoid
PROOF OF the reliance placed on The credit ana re-
o. the country well determination 10 pre-
serve .nviolate the national faith
~ Lords and Gentlemen:
with great pain have found sslf compelled to
s"rce the Law those who longer concsaled their
suo'ertng The institutions Of the country The solemn,
poceesings Of courts Of justice and the fearless admir-
nra,on 81 Tho by all who are engaged in that duty
nave checked the first attempts characterization and rely
secarey upon the good Of people and upon their
the constitution for the maintenance Of law
and order which necessary for the protection Of the
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Then the Lord Chancellor. by her Msjestys command
said
~ Ny Lords and Gentlemen: 'a.
her Maess ,oyal win and pleasure that this Par
eni be rorogaed to Thursday the gath day Of October
next t. be then here holden and this Parliament accord
iney Thursday the a4hday Of October next
Her Majesty, who appeared to be in the full en-
Joyment Of health then Quilted the house; attended
As on her entrance eMta
THE BRrrIsH MIMsrsy.--Lord John Russell
leaves the Home and takes the Colonial Department
The Marquis ofNormanby thns superseded, goes to
the Home office. Lord Howick, Secretary Of War
and Mr.. G. Wood, Secretary to the Admiralty, have
resigned. Some other changes are expected, and
Earl Clarendon and Mr. Macauley are to join the
Ministry. t.a t
CAEApA.-The affairs of Canada will be . most
prominent topic Of debate during the next Session
of Parliament and Lord John Russell was placed in
the Colonial Department, because it thought add
visable to have that post filed by person well
quainted with the past and prospective policy Of the
British Government with regard to the North Ame-
ricas Colonies.
The House Of Commons sat during the session just
expired, l3S days; the Lords Ill days av
MrNIsrERIAL CHANeEs,-Friday nights Gazette
corrects error in the announcement of Mr.. Rce's
Peerage. by substituting Kerry for Sligo; and con-
tains the appointment OF Mr. Labouchere to be Pre-
Trade; Mr.. Poulett Thomson, Governor Gene raj
and Captain-G Of all her Majestys Provinces
on the CONT ent Of North America and Prince Ed
wards Island; and Mr. Wyse, Lord Of the Treas
ury.
The GREAr ToUssAMESr.-On the 2lst Of Sep
TENDER, accounts had been received in London only
Of the first days sport. 1t rained hard the whole
day. that all the knights and ladies shrough.
Louis Bouaparte was present. The Queen Of Beau
LII n. h.
Of the Tournament, Lord Londonderry, had his
robes spoilt, and looked woe begone. Lord Eeler-
toun broke his lance over the Marquis q waAer-
ford's shield. Lord Glenlyon knocked Lord Al
ford's planes off, and the rain broke of the sports
The dinner was spoit and the plates filled
with water II raned the second day, and the sport
was postponed. Thus that which cost Sl5O,0O0,
and year to get tup, was knocked in the head by
a shower Of rain.
The ToURrNAMgr-The steamers between this
port and Glasgow, are understood 10 have ben6tted
largely by the attractions OF the Tournament
at Eglinton Castle. The iron steamers, the Royal
George and the Royal Sovereign from the ercun-
stance Of their landing passengers at Ardrossan,
crowded with passengers bound to the scene of
the Tournament. The Royal Sovereign, which sailed
towards the close ofthe week before last carried up
wards Of l00 while the Royal George. which sailed
on Monday carried not less than lao, among whom
were many persons Of distinction. The company,
F." sport intent, were excessively merry during
the voyage, few Of them troubling the berths during
the night Liverpool paper.
The WEATHER AND rHE HARvssT.--Fhe weather
has been, with but brief exceptions, highly favoura
BILE for gathering in the precious fruits ef the earth
Scarcely doubt now exists, thatthe harvest will be
abund ant in quantity and In quality. There
10 every reason believe, from all the statements
that have reached US, that the crops will be good all
over England --Lirerpool, Sept e.
The Chartists threaten another National Holy
day." 10 commence in month from today.
The King and Queen Of Hanover are both indis.
posed, and the receptions at court are suspended.
The Committee Of the North American Colonial
Association nave formally protested against Mr..
Poulett Thomson's appointment as governor gene
raj Of Canada.
Prince Mctternch IL dangerously i'll, and the sac
rament has been administered to him.
Mr.. C. Wood has resigned the Office Of Under Sec
rotary Of the Admiralty, in equence Of the re-
rement of his relative, Lord Howick from the ad-
ministration.
Two thousand FIVE hundred mendicants were para.
ded through the streets Of Dublin.
Mr. Barring, the new Chancellor OF the Exchequey,
was reelected member for Portsmouth without oppo-
sition.
PrsSr PosrAor.--The postage, il is said, will
commence on the LIST az January. IS40; aad very &C
tive arrangements are now making at the post Office
to carry the measure into foil effect
In the afternoon OF the 23d ult, the diligence ol
Bagneres de Bigorri was overturned at His and the
celebrated vioIinist Lafont, who on the roof
was killed. H. Herg was sitting next 70 poor Lafon,
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