Morning herald., 1839-07-29
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Arrival Of shc Brisish Qu~cn---ssv~" D"''
I.ascr---Inpertant tIateIiigenee-Disscc'


Iascr---Impersrnt I"seIiigcnee-D'ssc
Of Indy Fiora Im.sinx----Preof" ef ner
Virxiuity Uncovered and sworn 10 W ~
Physiciu -ESise ia tsraisv-DccA"c iA
Cetson-Grsat ROw iu Co~ss"ns'n"Pie-
Mr. Isxeae., an Asscrican, breaking shc
hcna Of tAe sultnns princir"i secrssafy-"-
state Of cvcry part Of tho sioDe---"s" con-
ditien Of every priacirni person
yesterSay morning about nine o'clock, the greatest
xt.,m.r that ever ente red New York, the British
Oueen was seen majesticaiy careering up eur har-
bor ard after taSiag turn round the North River,
proceeded gradually updhe East Rsver TO her new
ouarters at the fest Of Clinton street. In few
minutes twenty thirty thousandpersons assenbied
or the wharf, and Surrounding streets and avenues.
In her. have arrived Janus Smith, Esq, Drcctcr OF
the Company and the father Of Atlantic Steam Navi-
CATION, together with McPhcrsoo Laird, the Engi-
and Secretary.
As soon as she announced, the whole city was
in state Of the widest excstemcnt Those who were
at breakfast, leftt and to the East river
her; those who in bed. jumped up,edrossed,
and like mad people to the foot Of Clinton street
Those who too i'll to walk, got carriages and
horses rode and drove throagh the streets if for
life and death. She went up the North river as
far the State Prison Deck, was saluted from the
Battery and other places, returned the salute, and
dashed up the East river ia gallant style, amidst the
cheers Of the .ropulace. The tide was very strong,
but after three curveStngs, Ike well trained
racer, she camc 10 at her wharf, and made fast
side by side with the Great Western. She made the
passage in fifteen daysaad a half.
The political news by tlas arrival, is not very i'm
portant. Tic war inSyrsa is making progress, but
great battle has yet been fought by the Egyptians
and Turks. Engand is qs;et-France is quiet, every
thing at peace over all Europe.
aial tbarc Oh ~
is down another 3 8 of a afenny-5usin.ss dull-and
the money market unchanged. The Budget presents
some novel features. Breadstuifs to the amount q!
f7, 800 900 have been Imported into England Lass
year. An iesae Of Excheguer Bills tosthe amount of
95i IL 10 be made TO meet the charge Of the
Consolidated Fund. The surp.us of 1880 is 81, ,l24
O54 being lSrger than t,e surplus of 1888. Penny
Postage is to be adopted by the Government.
At one O'clock on Tharsday, the etith inst, the
bank directors were in session the subject Of
further risesof interest.
Lady Fiera Hastings Las been dissected, and il
turns out that she was v.rgn-quitea novelty, one
ofthe papers says, tofnd among the nobility
Cotton not having der lined than three
eghths; Lacy Flora Hastings having been proved a
virgin, ard bloody battle riot having ye, taken
place in Europe Asia.yye find nothing of much
higher interest than the details connected with this
beautiful vesee and her gallant comm.n nder. She
left London at the 10th instant a4d anchored
at the Lower Hope at half 7past 2. She left Ports
mouth on the 9th, having on board 147 passengers
and about zoe Connected wi0h the ship; se had 500
tons of goods a7d 800 tons Of Goals; and when she
the water, property ts the amounted 81 500
900 CONNECTED with herr afoa the richest ship
and cargo that over brayed tho ocean wave. Before
she left Portsmouth, her favore gallant and glori
commander received this istter:-
PoRrsxourB, nth Jsiv, 1899
Srl regret that your short stay Portsmouth, will
prevent that expr uf good feeling and good wishes ar the
of the Boa Gicen wieAI know very gcaer.
.aeref,re con 81, 4 request ~hih has been rsde ,
tina sheuld N tie Of the burssst aud
the borough Of Portsmouth, invite yos your officers pas
segers your -ciurn from New York civil
men by which kah endeavor he appreciation ef
your enterprise and ac"s that the attempt estahsh
steam navigation from LoIdoa to Ne~ York via Portnouh
will meet with III The encouragement AM ccc hat spirit:
Sour obeaent .ervt,
Tass. = sKsox. Nayor
Lieut. RssERTs H. ", s.ding the Bs,ti,h Queen"
First in ORDER shall give the letter of the tai
ented Yankee, who has been instrumental in the
success sf ocean steam navigation, detailing her be-
havior as she "walkea the waters like thing OF
Ife":-
SrEAM.SHIr BRITISH GrcEN
Saturday, 9th JRly, 1889.
Dear Sir IL is not likely that shall Lave any
spare time 10 give yen Information relative o our
voyage from London during my short sojouyH ia your
good city, seize few moments this morning core
the storm of pts, landing boarding, etcecra falls
upon to thrn~ the le1Iing features of joyous
voyage before yos
We left Portsmouth the 18th inst. al half pas II
O'Clock, +. NJ rsnniag at III revelations until
O'Clock. when lac reascd To I3-wnd strong frarl
:. w. with head sea- aud thick hazy in the horizan
l3h-pne, clear beautiful weather mir cool and
Wind dead shr d, with ing swell from the westward
81 long a.; d., 235 IN.
14tl-Wad w, s,ii, q revolutions: small RANT viaa
increases towards evenings 81? rides like gascs; lat So
long II 20, dist 2is
I5strong westerly vnj hea running: A 10 "a revo
iutons; lat a. ~ ong 70 81 diet si mi wind asaies towards
evening" running galty tie bows; shps no water:
not the slightest strs but carries with ali
loth-Wind WsW, srong. with t1mblng cross sea;
uysa, fore stayai ard lib: thick weather corsg on; ,p
behaves nobly rides With infinite majesty not NJ. htc.,
strain, just as cradle ~ O'Clock blowing gale
the Westward Qicrn rides msgfceaty ard hi, by the
mere force of steam power moving osard and kno,s
agai.st wind ard i sight worthy of al aanration lat
whstng through e. shruus long rosg ses--onlg "a,
al The wheel aud qc cnoah es, ds-s he steer; ii
revolution
i7th-Cloaly fresh wind Nvw dead ssc.d; III re,o,p
ton. eoclocs rev. g. long Is A. diet las IA strong
head wind, ani his sea- ship rides besuiuy Wind roars
through the rou, hut makes other impression upoa tie
Queen than what arises from the increased resistance h La 70
lsth-fne morns; head sea- and wind allowing fresb u
o'clock lat 40 10 long 30 10. dis, 1893 rolling from
the nohward and wesw.rd ship rolls With tie ga aud
sams ng 'ng ga. aud china goods fortunately
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