Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
PARLIAMENTARY PRocEEprxcs.

AusseH oh the TN Oh Way, 1000. -
Lord Palmerston, Spring Rice, ard Mr., Speaker
Abercrombie are ali to be made Peers. t
Lord John Russell is to bring forward an Educa-
ton Bill, and asks for f7e,OOO to carry 1t into
effect
Sir Robert Peel was Kissed and groaned at by the
l4th Of May. Several persons cried out, Who in
suited the Queene" /" who wanted to quarrel with
women?" Shame! shame!' He was protected by
| policemen.
HOUSE OF Commons, May 15--In the House of
Commons, Mr.. Hume asked il the papers detailing
the particulars Of the execution Of certain prisoners
~ Colonel Prince, in Canada, would be laid before
the House. Mr.. Labouchere, after brief ex-
Pianaton replied that the papers would not be laid
Mr.. Hume merely asked if the papers detailing
this transaction would not be laid before the House,
as not only the honor of British interests, but of the
interests of the United States were concerned.
REDUCTION OF PosTAGE.-Such is the desire pre-
vang in the city for this measure, that memorial
to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Coun-
Gil for the use of the Egyptian Hail. has been signed
by IL bankers, and other, Of the first in the
1t is generally reported that some very liberal
concessions will be made to the public ON the reas-
sembling Of Parliament after the holidays.
1t appears from parliamentary paper, that the
exports from Jamaica have fallen off from Ell 756, 404
1888. :
JAMAICA BILL.-The Radicals who opposed the
Jamaica Bill, have agreed to absent themselves from
the house during the succeeding stages and the gov
ernment intended to persevere with the measure
A dissolution of Parliament is certainly resolved
upon Let the electors then be up and ready to res
cue the Queen from Popish and Jacobin Camarilla
Standard.
Viscount Melbourne offered to LORD Brougham
the Office of President Of the Council and the learn
ed lord Immediately and positively refused to
ceptit
Lord John Russell is to succeed Sir John Newport
as Comptroller of the Exchequer, at $4,000 per an
mum, and to be made peer.
The Earl of Scarborough is the new Lord Lieu
tenant of Nottinghamshire Nf st0
Lord Plunkett resigns shortly; Sir John Camp
bell succeeds, and is to be made Lord Glendale.
The wings have created ITO peers and bishops
since they have been in Office the last nine years.
They intend to make seven more new peers immedi-
ately.
THEATRICAL INTELLiGENcE.
He was re-engaged, and drew crowded and fashiona-
bic audiences and his celebrated songs, "Sich a
gettin up Stairs, and slim Crow, have been night
" encored He has been to Dublin, and had ESQ
He is going to Scotland.
vestris wants to manage Covent Garden.
Miss Rainforth, Mrs. Humby, Miss p Horton, Miss
Faucit, Miss Vandenhof, Macready, Warde, Van
denhof, and two new singers Harrison and Letter,
with II. Philips, were at Covent Garden n
ing great business at the st. James's
Grisi, p. Garcia, Tamburini, Rubin, Persani, and
Lablache, at the Italian opera. Tagoni and the
two Esslers are to bring out two three balets
there.
haywood and daughter are doing well in London
Ellen Tree is anxisusly looked for in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood drew crowded houses at
Bristol
Balfe is In treaty with Price to produce an opera
on an American subject, at the Park Theatre.
Miss Inverarity, (Mrs. Martin) Mr.. Martin, Gui
bell, and Albertazzi, will form the opera at the
Park this will lead, in place of Hughes The
early part Of the is filed up with foreigners
.vandenhoff and daughter, Charles Kean, Mons
Aisxamdre' and Yankee Hill coming over to the
Balfe and r. Lacy, it is said, will take Covent
Garden next season. Other rumors would lead us to
believe that Busnaparte Rodwsll and Willis Jones
mean to dispute the possession. tf
Master Betty played at Market DAYTON Nav 18th
The house was crowded; one Of the actors fred a
gun. the wadding which struck of the audience
named Merline, on the breast, and killed him in
stantly
The Chetenham Theatre was built in 1906, by j.
Watson, fellow stroller with Mrs. Siddons and John
Kemble. Loss El0,000.
Not vestige Of property was saved frsm the Alb
hey Street Theatre, Dublin. Loss f20,0O0-falls
on Mr.. Calvin.
Van Amburgh drew great and fashionable houses
at Manchester, and was re- engaged. He goes to Dub
lin.
The one shilling concerts are closed at Drury Lane
and i opened May 9th with Auber's Opera Of the
"Fairy Lake"
Rookie has withdrawn his opera Of "Henrique,"
till next season.
Templeton, Bale, ii. Bedford and Miss Romer
were playing at the Surry.
Drury Lane did not pay salaries.
Blake played twice at the Haymarket. and was
well received in the "Threc Singles"
w. Farren, Kelley, C. Mathews, J. vinng. Mrs.
Dryer, Madame Nestris and Oxberry, were drawing
full houses at the Olympic.
A party Of Hungarian singers, with Mrs. Waylett,
at the Strand Theatre. -
Blackstone, Power, Wrench, Cooper, Webster
and Miss Mordant, were at the Haynarkct. Mac
ready and Miss Fauct 20 there.
neat mural monument has been erected in Rich
mond Church. at the sole expense Of his son. to the
memory ofthe late Edmund kean.
We assured that Rossini is at present selling
FISH in Italy, and that he has undo rtaken to supply
with that article Bologna, 0rsini and Pisa de
France.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The crops all over England look well; trade all
over England looks i'll.
Two women scandalized each other in gossip al
Reford, Yorkshire; they afterwards fought pitch
ed battle, and one killed the other.
Earl Stirling acquitted Of forgery; some Of
his documents are pronounced forgeres.
General Allard Is not dead reported.
Hart, the absconding debtor from Chatham street,
New York, has been sentenced to imprisonment for
22 months.