Morning herald., 1839-07-01
MORNING HERALD.
MONDAY. July 4. 1880.


news Nester0Uy---Our DOoDsO S
We publish a double Sheet today without any
notice, simply because the accumulation OF news
and advertisements is SO great that we could not
otherwise do justice TO our numerous and inereas-
ing patrons Yesterday at eleven O'Clock we re-
ceved our foreign papers by the Liverpool, IN as-
vanee Of every other journal IN the city. Our
Bulletin was soon crowded BY merchants anxious
to learn the character of the news-and about three
O'Clock we issued g Extra Herald" OF many
thousand copies. OF the double sheet today we
issue a greater number than any ether paper in
the cty-and of the character and talent displayed
We only ask, I" can it be equalled by any or all
the Wall street papersl"
Late and Important from EngIand--Caim i'm
Political aaairs--Whig Nl.joritics--singu-
lar COnditioa OF the Money, Cotton and
-ether Markets.
The Liverpool steamer arrived yesterday, at IL
O'Clock, bringing fnll files Of English papers the
18th inst the day of her departure The news of the
greatest Importance; the Whig Ministry to be
strongly entrenched in their old seats and their
jorities the Jamaica Question and the Speaker
have doubled during the recess. The political state
OF England is much more qnet and the agitation of
the Chartsts has been sgnay defeated for the pre-
snt. Notwithstanding all these apparently favor
able symptoms upon the face Of affairs, it is very
evident that the present calm is but the of
a serious storm both in the political and ial
world. The Ministries in England and France can
not stand STILL and, being prepared for change,
they will have to go the wall The attachment to
the young Queen in England, her youth, and beauty,
and romance, may ward off political crisis there for
time, and the iron policy Of Louis Philippe may ef-
feet the in France; but the day of tremendous
revulsion is close at hand
The U. S. Bank agency is reported TO be discontin
ned, and Mr. Jaudon about to return 70 this country
In the money market there was still depression.
In American securities but little done, and
at declining prices. The foreign exchanges con-
tinued adverse, and the rate Of interest was fixed
3 per cent This did not arise from any actual
city of capital among the banks, but from the move
ments of the Banks The sales of securities the
part Of that institution continued and the recent
turns of the Bank show further reduction Of bullion
Notwithstanding this, the cotton market, subse-
quent to the arrival Of the Liverpool, underwent
reaction, and the trade bought freely, causing ad
vance Of Id TO I'd from the Sd June up latest
dates The duty corn had receded TO 6s Sd, and a
decline in prices attended the admission Of sup
plies. In the manufacturing districts better feel
of a renewed demand by reason Of the absence Of
any political difficulties in Europe.
A paper published at Manchester in which /
great faith is placed by the trade, styled :" Com
Pancn to the commercial glance" by which it ap-
pears that the increase in exports Of yarns only,
Germany, Holland and British North America for the
first four months Of the present year, 223 s0S
lbs, and the decrease TO India, Russia and Mexico
was 1883 5S2 lbs, leaving total decrease Of IA
lbs. The decrease in the expectation Of cloths
much greater-the figures, however, are not given
Subsequent TO the arrival of the Liverpool the Rus
sian and German houses suspended their orders for
yarns, which fact affected the market a little.
THE SPEAKER.-Ministers had a majority Of Is
the division for speaker, and Of their support
absent. When Mr.. Abercrombic was elect
ed, they had only majority Of 10.
The Chartist movement is declining in England
and several arrests have taken place for drilling
trary 10 law.
There has been a great Aggregate Reform Meet
ing Dublin, professedly 10 sustain the Whig Min |
ster and to for the reormers in the election
Of Members TO the House Of Commons, and in reduc-
tion Of taxation.
THEATEIcAL.-Macreadyi is still successful at Co 1
vent Garden. Miss haywood and Charles Kean
have been PLAYING al the Haymarket with Power
Bale, Templeton, and Miss Romer were at the Sur
rsy the 18th cf June.
Lord Brougham has postponed his education Bill I
and O'Conncll has postponed bill 10 allow Roman \
Catchliss 10 hold the Office Of Lord Chancellor.
Ministers carried the First clause of the Jamaica \
Bill IN Committee by majority Of 81 The remain /
ing clauses were agreed TO.
Sir John Conroy ceases to hold any situation un- |
der the Duchess of Kent
WEIG RADICAL LoYALry.-A certain liberal in |
this city (Exeter) stated publicly in Hi streat
week. that IL the Queen had not acted she has
head would have been chopped off in six months =
Western LuninGry.
Queen Adelaide and suite arrived at Marlborough
House, from Portsmouth NAV 25th. Queen victo-
ria, attended by the Baroness Lehzen, Miss Pitt and
Lord Alfred Paget, visited the Queen -Dowager soon
after her arrival.
The Queen has refused to allow Sir James Clark's
daughter TO attend her drawing room.
The American Minister and Mrs. Stevenson have
been passing few days with Mrs. harryatt, al her
delightful villa al Wimbledon
Her Majesty has conferred On Mary Banim the
only living child of John Banim, the well known au-
thor Of "Tales of the O'Hara Famy," pension for
all the purposes of her education and not termina
ting with her fathers death.
MIR. Ridsdalc has refused $4,000 for his celebrted
horse Bloomsbury.
Green peas in pod, the produce of English gardens,
were sold in Covent Garden Market. on THURSDAY
morning. al two guineas the half sieve.
We have good reason TO believe that the Marquis
de Damatie, son Of Marechal Soult is TO be French
Ambassadorin London in the place Of General Comte