Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

Isax As hi. c~n ears. ~Good c." rid Try
what an in6lstion of YrovideneeS
The frst theatrical Tund was estHblishsd in, Lon
don in I7s5 BY the actors Of CovssA Garden Theatre.
What say Walack!
The rascally Aldermen Of London, with the Lord
Mayor at their tail, going to make on Queen
Victoria, because her ministers want TO take away
a few of their rotten abssrdities which they call
privileges. Victoria wants to establish . general
system Of police for the city Of London to pick mp
drunken Aldermen out Of the gutter-and she shall
have her own way, if we can help her to it, All the
locofocos are now savagely in favor Of the virgin
Queen since she is to give us slice Of New Bruins
wick.
Baron de Rothschild was at Rome ON the Sd ult-
to kiss the Pope's toe, we presume, or negotiate
loan.
The repeal or modification Of the Corn Laws have
been rejected in the House Of Commons by vote Of
342 to ls5-majority against any change l47-quite
decisive. fp. ..r8h wx
The AMERICAN AcroRs are quite busy in London
Van Amburgh at Drury Lane-Jim Crow and Yam
kee Hill at the Haymarket. Hill was to appear in
new farce on the 2Oth called 81 Wife for Day.
Van Amburgh was to make his last appearance in
London on Saturday, the Gath ut.-on Monday
thereafter to leave for the Provinces and then 60 70
Paris and the continent. seea n Stats.
We can find notice in the English papers of our
friend Prince John Van Buren,, but doubt he is
busy studying cabbage philosophy somewhere.
ssThe chartists,'' as the radicals now call them
selves, are arming throughout the kingdom.
A large detachment Of troops accompanied by ar
tillery, lately marched from Woowich for North
ampton, for the purpose of putting down some hos
tile demonstrations In that quarter
Ia fbarx ba roto
col entered into with Mr. Fox, were received in Lon
don the 10th Of March. These documents were car
ried by the packet ship which arrived at Liver
pool the day previous. uha.
The Belgian Minister and his lady, Madame Van de
Viewer ghter of Mr. Bates of Boston, lately dined
with the Queen at Buckingham palace.
Princess Charlotte, daughter Of Joseph Napoleon,
lately died in Italy. 40.,..e ,..
The Covent Garden Theatre Fund Festival was
held on the 10th Of March-the Duke of Cambridge in
the chair. The collection after the removal OF the
cloth, amounted to f906 sterling. nwn
The Bishop of London and the saints, lately sent
deputation Lord Melbourne protesting against the
opening of the post Office on Sundays oh!
No doubts were entertained but that Marshal
Soult and NJ Theirs would have THE formation of
the new French cabinet, in consequence of the
changes occasioned by the late French elections.
The mere antile interest in London getting up
an excitement against the Bank OF England occa-
stoned by the frequent tamperings with the currency
Tor the purpose Oh auuinS " tue VI that
corporation. .s
The state of Ireland, together with the French
blockade at Mexico and Buenos Ayres, seem to
cupy the principal attention Of the British parlia-
ment The corn law question Is hereby agitated
throughout the country, but there seems little pro-
liability Of it's progressing 10 a settlement.
REsiexArroS OF MINISTERS. m
LONDON, March p
The House Of Lords decided this morning (for
their Lordships did not this occasion, close their
di scussion till the unusually late hour Of oclock)
that we shall have another committee Of inquiry
into the of crime and the administration of pub
lie Justice in Ireland. The motion originated with
the Earl Of Roden, and, il received the support Of
the Duke Of Wellington and Lord Brougham, il may
be safely set down party attack upon the Minis
try generally, though the remarks OF the Earl ct Re-
den were chiefly directed against the Irish admins
tration Of the Earl of Normandy. The motion
only carried by majority OF five, 63 Noble Lords
having voted in favor Of it, and So against il.
= Lord Melbourne resisted the appointment Of the
committee from which he made II clear that no bcnc
fetal result was 10 be hoped for indeed did any
of the Noble Lords who spoke in favor Of the motion
express an expectation that the committee would
have the effect Of removing any OF the existing
evils OF Ireland.
Upon the receipt Of the result OF the above vote in
the House of Commons Lord John Russell rose and
said that he should in the first week after the recess
or on an early day, take the opinion of the House
with respect To the Government OF Ireland IN late
years. (fesr.) The House OF Lords had appoint
ed committee to enquire into the state Of Ireland
since 1885 on accesnt Of the insecurity Of life and
property in that country. He did not deny the right
of their Lordships to appoint such a committee, but
he considered that IL yestng the government Of
ireland in the hands al one House OF Parliament
Lord Melbourne had declared that he would not
nv ON the OF the country without he pos
sessed the confidence of the House of Commons, and
rs he fully agreed with his Lordship, he proposed 10
take the opinion Of the House respecting the admin
itraton of Ireland. IL the House expressed it, dis
emit Of the policy which bad been adopted in Ireland
~. ba rfad kxl ufil
friend. Lord Ebrington, he begged to say that his
colleagues and himself would reiinqush the govern
nent to other hands. loud cries OF " hear, hear
- Courier.
Five o'clock-We understand that meeting OF
the Cabinet Ministers took place this morning al the
MARQUIS Of Landowners, in Berkeley square, upon
the subject Of the division Of last night in the House
Of Lords The result of the deliber has yet
been officially made known, tut IL is strongly rumE-
ed in the best informed political circles, that minis
tiers have determined 10 esign.-SfGRdard.
Seven o. clock Since the above was written, we
learn from the statement of the Chance or o the Ex
chcquer IN the House Of Commons this evening that
the report ofthe resignation Of ministers, though not
confirmed TO the fullest extent, is IN great measure
corrobo rated.--Ibid ##M
THr ESeLrsH PREss on THE MAINE BOUNDARY.
On this important subject we annex the following
articles from the leading papers,
fFron the Morning. Chronicle, March oo-Government.l
We have seen lettars from intelligent and wcll-in
formed persons in North America, and perusal Of
them tends 10 strengthen orr belief that The proceed
ings IN he state of Maine cH not lead 10 any inter
rupiion Of hc pacific relations bececn this country
,.Js he ted.