Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

and. if sufficiently strong it acts so slightly on it,
as to leave the paper still liable to change expo
to the light To ascertain il it is of the requisite
degree Of strength it must be tried on the edge of
the paper on which the drawing is made and if it
change the dark parts to primrose color it is too
strong, and must be diluted. A sixth part of the
quantity Of iodide in the bottle will be, in general
sufficient for large wine glass full of water.
THE MOTHERS CLAIM AND THE COUNTERS
ANSWER.
Mother.
MY daughter has sustained cruel wrong
From who must be either knave Ounce;
You can dismiss him from the courtly hrong-
In justice let him be removed at once
Courier.
MADAM, i got your nse and must report,
(Ithardly ~ill remove your dsconteHt,)
That to remove a Ounce knave from court,
Is altogether withSat precedent.
letter from lady so aggreved,
IT'S all can, to own, ! have received.
FRANCE.
The French papers publish long extracts from
the "Herald' relative to the Maine question; they
considered Mr.. Webster's denial of Incorporate
pressions in his speech very satisfactory.
PARIS, April 21.-The news Of the division in the
British House of Commons the Irish Question,
conveyed to Paris by telegraph in q few hours,
and Louis Philippe expressed his satisfaction at the
decision. The Paris papers filled with structures
the unsettled state of affairs in the ministerial
crisis in that metropolis.
M. Theirs, ON being applied to by Marshal Soult
and nj Passy to join them in a cabinet, (of which
these three persons, combined with Messrs. DuPin,
Sauzet, Dufaure, ana ArgOut, were 10 De the COM
ponen parts) consented TO enter int fresh negoca-
tons for the purpose Of terminating the crisis but by
way of caution, instead Of entering personally INTO
the discussion which preceded the final arrange
ments. M. Theirs deputed his friends and counsel
lsrs, Aessrs. Vivien and Dufaure, to wait on Mar
shall Soult and to make such concessions and stiPa-
latons his behalf as should appear to them need
full and satisfactory. 1t was supposed en- Saturday
afternoon that the negotiations were successful and
that the new cabinet would be gazetted on Monday,
and consists as follows
soult President OF War. D'Argout, Finances.
Thiers, Foreign Affairs. sauxef, Instruction.
Dupin Justice. Dsfaure, Commerce
P4ssy, Interior
"The Count de Bombees and the charge daft
flares OF France" says the Helvetie," have been
at Zurich some days. Their presence together OK
cites just alarm, for past experience shows that the
alliance Of such diplomatists has always been
fortunate for Switzerland"
Gle Commerce." after certain reflections on the
mediation Of Great Britain between the French and
Mexican governments, gravey suggests that France
should offer her mediation to effect reconciliation
between Great Britain and Canada in return for the
service England has rendered her in adjusting her
differences with Mexico.
The hopes so confidently entertained by the court
party in France, in the early part OF last week, Of be-
ing able to command working majority in the
Chamber Of Deputies, have since been entirely
bghted. On Thursday and Friday the secretaries
and quastors were bailotted for, when of the four
secretaries elected, three, namely NM. Havin, Du-
bois and Leon de Mallerville, belong To the csali-
tion. NJ Bignon, a moderate ministerialist, was
alone returned by the court party.
The culture OF the mulberry tree is daily improv-
ing in the departments in the southwest OF France,
especially in the Haute vienne, where numerous
plantations have sprung up. An interesting report
this subject presented on the 9th ult, to the
Agricultural Society Of Limoges.
On Victor Hugo hearing that the King OF France
had expressed himself in rather dsparaging terms of
him, he is said to have exclaimed" His Majesty
does not seem to be aware that probably may be
member oi the Assembly that wall dspose him.
BELGIUM.
Yesterday, the national independence Of Belg-
um and the regal title and station of King Leo
public law Of Europe. The representative Of his
Majesty, In conjunction with those Of the King Of the
Netherlands, and of the governments Of England
France, Austria, Russia, and Prussia, affixed his sig
nature TO treaty consecrang the separation of Hol
land and Belgium into two Independent and friendly
states, and defining the nature and the conditions Of
the anicable relation in which, independent gov
ernments, they henceforth to stand towards each
other.
We need not repeat upon this occasion the state
ments have already laid before readers as to
tho terms Of the treaty Of twentyfour articles,
prepared by the Conference Of London and ratified,
some months ago, by the formal and unanimous con-
currence Of its members. The terms Of the treaty,
TO which we have the satisfaction Of annosncing
the uareserved accession Of the King Of the Neither
lands, have not undergone the slightest modification.
Ii was yesterday, when signed by the minister Of
Belgium the same in Substance and in expressions as
when we announced that the representative Of
France had executed IT, IL was then the same IN
substance and in expression at the earlier period
when detailed its conditions, and announced that
they had received the final and irrevocabe sanction
Of the representatives Of England, Austria, Russia
and Prussia.-1Ioyning Post, Ap,ii 20
SPAIN.
MADRID, April 12.-The Madrid journals doubt
that Van Halsn has renouaced the attack on Segu-
ra, and quotes a letter from Saragossa which states
that the Queens troops had gained advantage over
the Carlists near Montalvan. This letter is howev-
er, vague, and states that the writer too far of
the field Of battle 10 give ample details.
The Carsts, in the night OF the 10th instant, m
troduced themselves into the military hospital out
side Daroca and carried on the guns which the sick
aad wounded had for their defence.
The Saragossa papers Of the 18th, state that the
main force Of the Quecnites was stationed al Cortes
and that Cabrera occupied Scgurs, RodiIla and Al
lueba.
The steadiness of the London and Paris Markets
prevents the Funds from declining there. The Five
per Cents may be quoted at 20 for cash.
Madrid papers to the 18th instant inclusive, with
letters from Bayonne, TO the 10Th, have since been
received. They announce the disgraceiul flight Of
General Van Halen from before Segura, occupied by
Cabrera, and that such was the indignation Of the
common soldiery that they openly revolted and de-
posed their General This Is in part confirmed by
the publication Of despatch from Van Halen 10 the
Minister of War. On the It'll the Madrid mail was
stopped by band of mounted Carlists near Baylcn,
and the escort, consisting OF six individuals, merci-
lessly mardered. In La Manoha, the Carlist butch
err Palios ha. refused quarter TO every Christine