Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

Your most obt TRABUco.
Three Days Later fron, Englnnd--Hi.hIy
Important Commercial sntcIIi gence-a Cri-
sis approaching in ,isney ARairs-Progress
of Reform and Revision i'm France nnd
England.
Sunday al an early hour the Cambridge, Capt.
b rsley was announced by the telegraph-and, late
in the afternoon, we received papers and pack
ages containing London dates to the 10Th and Liver
pool to the 2st inclusive. To Capt Bursley we re-
turn our thanks for the files Of the latest
papers furnished US in addition to our own.
The intelligence by this packet is of the highest
commercial importance 1t is only three days later,
bat in that brief space, the symptoms of strong
action in the cotton and money markets had deve
Hoped themselves which made every man of pru-
dence believe that revulsion was at hand. In
annexed extracts we have given important view
from Liverpool paper Of the 2lst, which may be
considered Sc the manifesto Of the cotton spnners of
Manchester We also give the London money
market from a leading paper, which may be consi-
dered part of that view. In England things look
squally for American interests. Every thing here
will be in confusion till the Liverpool shall arrive
The political news from England and France, being
only three days later, is net of much interest i'm.
portance. We annex all the leading points in poll
tics, fashion, the DRAMA literature &C. &c.
London very gay the week ending May 18th,
and was also to be so the following week. The
Queen was to leave for Windsor May 18th, TO STAY
during the Ascot week.
The Queen went to the Royal Chapel May 20th.-
The Bishop Of London preached from John, chap
3, verse "a
On the 10Th May the Queen received deputation
from the corporation of Dublin for the protec
ton Of their rights and privileges 1t consisted the
Mayor and the Recorder Of Dublin, and six freemen
The Queen received them graciousy, and they all
| had the honor OF kissing hands The Cueen af 70
wards gave separate audiences to the Queen Of Por
tugal's Ambass ador, to Lord Melbourne, to Lord
John RUSSELL and dozen others
Lady Flera Hastings and Lord Byron great ia
vortes with her Majesty
Sir James Clark has at length been dismissed the
court He asked leave to travel for short time and
permission granted The truth is, his rude at
tack upon the honor of Lady Flora Hastings used
him TO be cut in almost every crce and for his
peace OF mind il was necessary for him to retire -
He was exceedingly indiscreet, and he will suffer
from it.
The Queen to give grand levee on the 22d Of
May; birth day ball the 23d; grand state ball
on the 2ith, and grand dinner on the 18th Of May
The Duke Of Wellington gave a splendid ball and
supper on the 18th of May, to the Grand Duke Of
Russia. Ii was the most magnificent affair of the
season The great gold Achilles shield was exhibited
on the occasion.
| Several Chartists arrested in London merely
reprimanded and dismissed.
A handsome young fellow has been arrested for de-
claring that he predestned BY the Almighty to
queen Nlctorla.
A horrible rape and murder was committed in
Sloane street, Chelsea, at the house OF Mr. Edgel
on the 18th of May young man, Ramed James
Marchant, first violated a handsome Young girl
named Elizabeth Paynter. in the drawing room, and
then cut her throat The details arc dreadful.
Several "erroneous impression addresses have
been sent up for presentation to the Queen. thanking
her for taking back the enormous lying" shabby,
and incapable ministry Herald.
The truth Of the following ane cdote may be relied
IN - " hen Sir Rober ri Peel told bar
As she refused to part with her ladies' il was use
less to send for him." she replied, "You will be
pleased 10 recolsct, Sir Robert, that il was not my
wish that you should be SEM for at all"
Tur PrrricoAr MISrsrRY.-The Tory papers
are excessively savage with the Wings, and abuse
them most numerically for their successful maneu-
vre in regard to the ladies Of the Bedclamber The
following formed the leader Of the g Morning Her
ald,' May 20th:-
"The efforts of wbig-radical cmissaries and syco-
plants to lay on the steam of popular agitation
throughout the country, in support of the chamber
maid ministry, have only served to show more pal.
paby than ever TO what depth &C public scorn and
contempt whiggery has sunk in the land where few
years ago II welded at viii the fierce democracy,
and threatened the institutions Of the country witha
force that seemed almost Irresistible.
Whlggery, repudiated by the country. cntrenches
itself ~ the palace, behind strong circum vallaiioa
81 petticoais, aud, acting upon the hint thrown out
hy gallant chartist leader, who suggested that. in
a ",
should be placed in the front line gets behind the
bedchamber wemen, and hugs itself on It's ignomi-
security. The charist leader to whose gallant
proposal have alluded, declared that the military
would not fire IL the women placed in the front
rank, and certainly Lord Melbourne has found his
immediate safety IN adopting similar tactics. Peel,
who smute them hip and thigh with great slaughter
IN the field of senatorial debate, was powerless
against the fans, scissors, and bedkins that were
brought 20 the in the palace Incapable Of
lacking the coward cabinet while crouchng under
petticoat protection he soon retreated from con-
test which the most manly natures would be the most
unwilling to encounter. Even the hero Of hundred
hghts-the conqueror Of Napolcon-at once abandon
ed the field of political power 10 such feeble antago.
nists a. Melbourne, a Russell, and Normandy,
rather than give battle 10 their female guards-thc
pctticnat "Prgtorian bands that preserve the pal
ace for the delinquent and dcspised wings when the
country filings them off"
The state of England is curious; the troops in the
ncighborhood Of the manufacturing districts are so
for them, and camps are TO be formed
ACoHPLiNnNr TO FRiENDs-A Hull liberal pa.
per tthe Osservcr) de cribcs the great majority of
the House Of Commons "scamps. ignoramuscs.
pettifoggers, jobbers, and spcndthrifts!'
MuNicIrAL REroRM.-Thc radical Mayor Of Wi
gan IN making the return Of MIR Ewart for that boz
rough, actually put his mark n it-not being able
~ rrite his ndmethc town clerk attesting the
genuncncss ~ the signature
The Bristol Chartists, il is said, have threatened
70 begin the revolution by making a bonfire of the
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