Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
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Il this days papers double 'nsss 'oo,-oesh-
ming - the hrst page, we give ,ui,er anu c'e.e
digest Of the important brought by the British
o.se.. On saturday last, than any other paper,
.larre or small, is capable Of giving.
rh. commercial character OF the news Is rather |
sIeomy ia one aspect, though encouraging in anoth-
or. The spectators and bosearers are breaking !
down, and trade will be len Ito its freedom
Of action. The most important point in relation to
The United States Bank, is the doubt now thrown
over the negotiation for the loan Of ESOO
According to our London correspondent, that loan
Is sncomplstsd-and this is confirmed by the in-
teIIskence in the London papers. We have also the
. Bankers Circular" Of 18th Of Oct and LIST Nov,
and little is said by way Of encouragement to the af
fairs Of the United States Bank. Now that peri
odcal has always been friendly 20 the bank, il would
have said something good if il could have been said
We must say, therefore. that the arrival Of the Liv-
erpoc will be looked for with some apprehension.
Among the passengers in this steamer is General
Henderson, the Envoy Of Texas who returns to this
country, with treaty of recognition aud commerce
between France and Texas. He would also have
succeeded In England. but for the dread which the
Melbourne cabinet have for Daniel O'Conncll, who
opposes the recognition of Texas the slave ques-
tion. A spirit OF emigration has started up in
France and England to wards Texas. General Hen
Aerson Though he failed to negotiate with England
has been fortunate enough TO succeed in making two
treaties in France, the with Louis Philippe and
the other with beautiful American lady in Paris.
In fact he has taken 10 himself wife, and has her
with him Ample proof Of his diplomatic talents in
beth respects
In our subsequent columns we publish the blast Of
the discontinued passengers against the fare of the
British Queen-tomorrow shall publish the
counter blast, nor care how much steam both
parties blow of, provided they comply with our ad
vertising terms-cdsh in Gdrance
Annexed is q letter from valuable Portsmouth
correspondent, which, by mistake some where, we
did not receive till yesterday.
fCorrespondcnce Of the Heraldl
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3, 1899.
Commercial matters are in rather a doleful state
in England arising from want OF sale OF cotton and
voollen goods Most manufacturers have put their
men on short work, that is only nine hours day,
and many thousands out OF employ; and not
ouly in England but even in Belgium and France,
the same complaint is made. The cause OF this
cannot tell but some say il arises fron the avari
eious conduct Of the Bank of the United states-bor
rowing ali the money she could get Of the Bank oi
England who in its turn is obliged TO borrow four
millions sterling Of the Bank Of France, and for what
purpose? vhy. that the United States Bank may buy
up all the cotton crop tlssl Of America, and keep II
On hand until It obtains price our manufacturers
cannot afford to give Of this cotton, deposited a
London Liverpool and Havre, they say not bale Il
vet Sold and you Americans have now All additional
one and half millions Of bales to send over, but who
il To nav for lit The London capitalists were lend
ing Mr. Jaudon money, at q usurious rate, till he
korrows assistance from the Dxtchmen and French
men; but soon ~ they can, they will throw your
bank ever, and win caution you never to speculate
widely in that article again. You mSst sell you
produce to EaroPeans cheap, for to such a marrow
ssaa ;P th. IA, .rhnx on pound
appear any indications ON the part Of
punish them for their late conduct. Ii is true tn
Chinese have right to prevent the smuggling o
opium; but i 10 doubt Il they have right to sez,
on that which . hundred miles from Canton, ane
. still greater doubt IL they had right to dc
tain innocent men, for the purpose Of muir
dering them il such opium had been withheld
quarrel might be made Of it," and perhap,
such QUARREL may be brewing. Two line Of BATH.
ships with irigate In tow, a few explosion SHELF
ton and hundred miles round IT, - il 10; the end
will be, that shall garrison small Island on the
China coast and make the Chinese trade with us in
stead Of our going to Canton to trade with them Ia
the meantime your cosntrymea will profit by the
events II the day they up. The Turkish Affairs
will end Ia war some how or other; Russia 10 amb
uOus 70 Osxn fortunately Austria mas COMMITTED her
self by sending her feet TO join the Anglo French
feet, and therefore the Russians wont Austria mus,
interfere, which she can do rapidly by steamers On
the Danube out in the Mediteranesn. The French
want TO involve the Pacha Of Egypt in quarrel with
the Psste In order 10 give France excuse for
king possession OF Tuais and Tipo for which she
hAs great desire.
SPAN 10 bad OF ~ ever; il 10 true that Don Car
los has run away to France, bat Cabrera still holds
cst in his caase, and 10 % streng that the Queens
troops can do nothing with him, At least until the
next spring; in the mean while Carlos will repudate
his late genersls, because unless he does he will get
money, wall he get permission TO leave France
the end will be that Cabrera and his gene rails will de-
clare thst neither Queen nor Carlos TO be trus-
ted that the people lad better depend on and fight
for themselves alone and for which purpose he will
declare Republic; in this, two thirds Of Spain will
john him, and Louis Philippe OF France will be
ferfere, and then &c for the peace 81 Europe.
From India we got two days since great news; that
10, we have stolen SOME additional thousands Of
square miles Of country, and Sir John Keane, with
his army, has gaantly driven man from the throne
Of Cambool (Dost Mohammed) and pat another man
there whose right 10 very question: lie; right
wrong, however, IL places our my some 1000
miles nearer Persia than II before and the ad-
vance beIrg once made we shall be slow 10 retro
gade, and shall cquently always be able to
pei the Persians the Herates, the Afghans and the
Caboolese to resist any attempted aggressions on
The part ofthc Russians, WIZ icel always cold In