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

will be published This morning. at o'clock, price 81
cents at the Office, 81 Ann street. second edition
will be published at 9 O'Clock, containing the news
by the mails from every portion Of this continent,
fpressIy for the packet Great Western, whose let
bags close a, III o'clock this forenoon, Gilpins
Jews Room. The He raid will also contain the close
the Sing Sing camp Meeting, and the commence
amt af the trial OF the Africans at Hartford Alto
ether, the Weekly, this week, is rare treat.
kRI.HvAL OF rMN HEsITas QUEEN.
Lightly Inpossans from England and tho
Eass-The War i'm British lndia-Capsure
OF Candnsnr, with "a map-Refusal Of 1le-
helmet Ali 10 deliver mp the rssrkish ncct-
DIcnacing appearance Of thinxa in Asia
Fine Crops ian England and Franec-Cos-
SON fallen and corn quiei-Prel0nxed crisis
In t.ie Money Iaritet-Fnshisn, Varieties,
&c. Sc.
= BY the arrival Of the splendid steamer British
Queen. Capt Roberts, have received acconats
eight days later than by the Great Western. Our
dates from London are to the I'd instantto the I'D
from Liverpool-lst from Paris, and from other
points in like proportion.
The British Queen has made the voyage in LIZ days
exactly-a quick passage at this season of the year.
The general character Of these accounts do not
vary much from those brought by the Great Wes-
tern. Affairs in Egypt and the East arc in worse
condition Mehemet Ali refuses to obey the Five
Powers. The British have taken Candahar, and the
Russians approaching the British power by the
passes Of Circassia The money market is dis
turbed as ever--cotton rather lower, Of penny
corn as usual, the crops being reputed very good
Parliament prorogued--the Queen at Windsor
lovely as ever-and the great Daniel Webster mo
where to be found.
We received our packages yesterday at a little
before o'clock, being fully half hour before any
other paper had them in Wall street; and Extra,
Of which we circulated many thousands, was out at
half past three fully hour before any other paper
was out in the city Our news collector, Commo-
dore Martini the first to board the Queen, and he
beat every other collector in their race from
the steamer to Whitehall pier.
VINCENT NoLrE's .GREAr CorroN CIRcuLAR.-
We have received splendid cotton circular from
Vincent Nolte, dated in London, LIST September, in
which he exposes the Manchester combinations of
spinners, IN great feather. Want of room prevents
US from giving it today-on Mondsy it will be pub
ished. His opinion is, that prices Of cotton wiH
soon aduance one penny per pound. II will be sra-
dual, but sure.
The most important passenger by this vessel is
General Henderson, the minister Of Texas to France,
with an account Of the negotiation between Texas
and France and England, for recognition of inae-
pendence; also S. ID. Ingham, OF Penns ylvana, who
has been unsuccessful in his mission to procure
loan for company in Pennsylvania; also Stephen
Price Of the Park Theatre, with whom we have
eral unsettled accounts Of praise and censure
Abstract Of the log ofthe Steamship British Queen
from Portsmouth, to New York. the Sd September
1889. Lieut.. Richard Roberts, II. N, Commander.
September latitude 40 81, Longitude 90 course W.
distance 100 miles, wind w W. Fresh gales and strong
Sept S lat 40 ss long, a. course WI g. distance 1859
wipd'ws w. fr-sh gales squalls, with heavy rain.
Scst. lat 40 81 long II ID, course N dist run l6a m
wiad W NV. Strong gale. with very heavy head sea.
Sept T. lat 40 a. long 10 IS 81 w, dist l3S m
& W. hss engine. ~orrns we'll set clos. reef
main "a I and storm stay sail
40 long s sGu ss,, 70 S.,s a,'l run 20 :"
S.pt lat IS J. 10 ~ "a IS w. dat l42
Will Wv. Strong breezes and squsiy sh rolling
s. 10 Ia, as as long IS "a course IS w. dist is
n~ad w w. Moderate breeres and cloudy with heavy
Sen, MP IS 81 long % $50 W. dis. run 400
N Wind NV Fresh breezes with passing showers, beam
sept la-Lati,aic "a as long - . course s77w, ds
s,nes run 22s, wind w wv. Fresh brcezss and fine.
sept is.-Lauds 49, long a. ~ course s7sw distance
rum aa5 wind w w. Light breeze. and 6ue.
sept.lA-Lahtud- az 10 long. IS O. urse ~ W. dis.
lance run ais wind W. squs'y with heavy rain and
Sent. isLa,i,ua, 4. IT, long ~ 81 81 w. dis
~ina n Fresh b,esrss and 'euA, WITH ra,n.
run, i2s. wind BY W. Light breeres and variable.
\. sey. l7.-Latituae long. course WIS, distance
run l,a .isa wv. Fresh breeres, and cloudy with
rain. ,r .
sent Ia-Lanae Al So l.ng. s. 81. course 81 w, dis
tame r.r pa Wind w Moderate bresrs with thick FOG
sent Ie-Lztudc 40 %, long 90 %, cours. gov dts
fane run act w,nl W. Fresh bretres and squsy with
thunder and lightning. -
SD, 2o-Nn, A M made high lands Of New York. Noon
passed inside Hook One, lived at quarantine.
MAnsrAeE OF THE QUEES.-The London Post
" still repeats It's declaration that the Queen will
marry Prince Albert Of sase Cobourg; although he'
majesty prerogued parliament in person. and made
no aiIusion to il in her speech She 10 in excellent
spirits.
Parliament is prcrogued to the 24th Of October-
Her majesty wore under her robes dress Of white
and gold II was made somewhat lower than usual
and elegantly displayed her majesty's bust The or
nancnts worn were stomaeher asd earrings OF dia
rnonds and a pearl necklace. Her majesty seemed
in excellent health and spirits.
psoaoeArios or PARLfAMnsr, NJ rms Qusss u
rsnsos.-ParIianen' was prorogued on the 9Th o
AuguS, by tae Queen IN person, on which occasion
she delivered the folio wing sPeech'-
My LorSs All G,sismsn.
I've pa5e bv.l.e loving been brought 70 eo'e have
No pef s duty OF releasing you iron you
To- aud lsboftoss Attendance ia Parli srnent.
between Ho'land and