Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-04

neutrality-suspicious. Of the United states
Bank-The Crops-The Currency-Throw-
ing Stones at the Queen, &c. &c.
That splendid steam packet, the Great Western,
arrived about ten o'clock Saturday evening, Nov
I'd, bringing London dates to October 18th, incn-
sive Our active commodore, Robert Martin, board
ed her an hour before any Of the Wall street loafers
and by the kindness Of Captain Hosken and Mr.
TAYLOR, his obligng clerk, table was heaped with
English papers before eleven o'clock.
There is no change in cotton
The British Queen left England November lst-
she had 200 berths engaged when the Western left.
The Sddons, which Ieft Oct. l4th, has 70 on board.
The news is Of assngular character; all at once
eyery other topic merged in that OF the cur
rency; particularly as the Bank OF England
and its operations in American financial affairs. We
give below the various contradictory statements
from the leading London journals, in relation to Mr.
Jaudons negotiations there is bat little doubt, how
ever that he has effected the loan alluded to, and
that the house of Barring g. Co. henceforth to be
the agents Of the U. S. Bank in Europe. 1t is now
said that more than average crop will be receiv-
ed Several failures have taken place in London
and Liverpool.
With regard to Turkey and the East all is in con-
fusion After the arrival Of the "British Queen
the mercantile men in London came to the concu-
sion that the Philadelphia Banks would suspend,
and the New York Banks hold on, and they acted
accordingly.
The Great Western brings out l2S passengers,
among whom are the Bishop of Toronto, Major Van
Buren, (son of the President) and lady, his Excel
lency Baron Roeune, MIR. Vanderpeo Member OF
Congress, Professor Shepland, MIR. Cuinard, OF Hall
fax, N. s.. Capt T. Hays, U. S. Navy, Colonel
March, Capt. Workman, Lisut. Tyson, Mr.. Cruik-
ID nr
Smith. Senior de Pima, Senior de Martineg, Mons.
Martial Chibaudier, and great number OF ladies'.
She also brings out some specie from the Bank Of
England and has general cargo of dry goods, silks,
Sc The specie is for British service in Canada,
and amounts to over S25 600.
We are glad TO be enabled to state that Mr.. Jaudon
has made angements to meet all the engagements
of the United States Bank, and that Messrs Earrings
will be the agents for that establishment We may
getting his list filled for new loan OF oOOO ster-
ling for three years secured Pennsy Six per
Cent Stock at 9-COuter
SUSPENSION or CASH PAYMENTS We have rea-
to believe that an order IN council would before
this have been issued at the request OF the bank tor
the suspension of cash payments ana the issuing
again Of and two pound notes had II not been ds
covered, by high legal authority, that parliament
must first have been assembled to give its sanction
n reason, doubt, Of quite sufficient Importance TO
induce the Meb ministry to refuse the sugges-
ton of the bank Bristol Journal
this country; a remittance was received yesterday
at the Bank Of England Of seventy five to one hun
dred Thousand pounds, in specie; IN addt'on 10 tue
above within a short period, some large amounts In
specie have been received from Mexico and the
United States and further large remitances are ex
pected daily from other quarters OF the gooe hese
supplies will greatly add to specie IN the coners OF
the Bank Of En- and the issuing of one and two
pound notes will no more be thought ot-San
ExrRAoeprxARy OUTRAGE ON THE QUEEN
Some senseless scoundrel threw two large STOKES al
the head of the Queen, in her state apartments AZ
Windsor The affair had created great sensat'on'
but the perpetrator had escaped. The papers ta'k-
ed of hushing il up"
The Queen has been much annoyed by man
named Bryan, who insisted on marrying her.
The Queen was in excellent health, and desiroIs
OF being married.
Another batch Of Coburgs have arrived at wind
sor from the CONFERENCE.-THE hereditary Prince ana
Prince Albert of /" SAKE Coburg Gotha. Ihese
Young gentlemen have taken up their ABODE IN the
Castle, a circumstances which has tended to revive
the report that the Queen is about to De married
Prince Albert the younger Of the two, is the happy
man He is said to be Protestant, although ms
brothers are all Roman Catholics
The Court NJ Us records little chapter OF acct
dents at the Royal Palace. The windows Of her
Maiesty's private sitting room were pelted with
stones by n madma and cry Of fire in the Castle
produced the greatest alarm among the inhabitants
Of Windsor.
The America Minister and Mrs. Stevenson are
at present on visit TO Earl Ftzwiam, at his mag
ui6cent seat in Yorkshire Thence they will 20 to
Raby Castle, and afterwards to the Earl and Coun-
tess of Carlisle. on a visit.
THn RorAL GEoRaE.-Colonel Paisley blew up
the remains Of the ROYAL George. The water was
thrown upwards &C eighteen feet from the surface
Much tallow hes come up, and numerous fish have
evidently been killed from the effects Of gunpowder
The cylinder contained z. 400 lbs. Of sunpowdcr
Her majesty h,s commissioned Mr.. Z. X. Stanley
to make drawings, from views Of the beau
tful scenery in Windsor Park, Of her majestys own
selection, before the departure Of the autumnal
tints.
The Marquis y Iustly has bursted, and is bank
rupt.
The shin Avres, 500 tons, has left London for
Texas with az At many emierants on board.
The hereditary Grard Duke OF Russia, isto marry
the princess Mary of Hesse Dsrustadt.
Lockart is a. marry the rich Miss Coutts.
Louis Philippe all thinks Of marrying one OF his
sons to the Queen II Spain.
The imperial Bank at Manchester, has stopped