Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11
IMPORTANT NEWS
GREAT WESTERN


war i'm the East-Siate Of Turkey i'm Asia
nud or British HindOslan-- Favorable nc
counts Of the Crops in X gland and France
Money Market still i'm state of pressure
Cotton Market animated, &c.
Nv the arrival of the Great Western in is IL days
from Bristol, we have London dates down 10 the
evening Of the 23d ultmo being "a days later than our
last and the corresponding dates from every
point in Europe, Asia, and Africa These accounts
are highly important. The Great Western has had
boisterous weather. She suffered severely IN the
gale of the 18th and 10Th ult.
Our celebrated News Collector, Commodore Mar
fin. boarded the Great Western in the Bay, and
we had our papers in the Office full one hour be-
fore any other paper in the city. :
The begerant affairs Of the East, are Inv train OF
negotiation, the crops good money scarce interest
high cotton animated, the Chartiss quiet and Queen
Victoria to be at last married. q must get marredtoo)
Accom- .anying this news give two modest
maps, illustrating the mighty events in Turkey and
Hindoostan On the whole, the news is so mixed
and tangled with light and shade, with bitter and
sweet, that every body will be satisfied and cha
grined.
The Prince and Princess Royal Of America, Hon.
Daniel Webster, Hon. A. Vanderpoel, and many
other and titled republicans, ara quite
busy amusing themselves in Europe. Daniel web
ster has made no other speeches at present but at
the last accounts he in Scotland shooting grouse
The Eaglish money market is in pretty much the
same state as in July. The value of money on Sc
curity of consuls and exchequer bills, is still up to
8 per cent. Nothing doing in American stocks
Mr. Spring Rice was about resignng the Ex-
chequer, and the Times says that he would be
succeeded by Mr.. f. t. Barring.
MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN.-The Morning Post
speaks positively this subject, and says it is fully
settled that Albert Francis, Of the reisnag Duke
Of SAKE Coburg, is to be the happy man The Post
iners, that as Her Majesty not to present at
the forthcoming propagation Of the two houses OF
Parliament, that this important fact would be an
noanced frem the throne by the Lords Commission
ers This prince is just three months and two days
yonger than Victoria
From all accounts, both from England and France,
il appears that the weather had been favorable and
the crops would tarn out WELL and breadstus, the
22nd ult. were declining in consequence. Harvest
ing was going on brskly. On the 18th and 10th the
weather had been unlavorable and great alarm
expressed; but the 2lst it Frightened up and to
the 2lth continued favorable The truths, however,
we want later advfces sBd sha not know positively
respecting the crops till the arrival Of the British
Queen next week.
New American ExPoRT.-The London Times is
enlightening the merchants OF London with essays
on the currency from the columns of Richmond
Enquirer. How droll! Virginia locofoco teach.
ing the practical people Of London how TO manage
their own concerns The London Times must be
wise one.
a.
their opposition to the monopoly Of the Bank Of
Ireland. O'Connell is in favor Of Joint Stock
Bank system. A debate took place on the 10th On
the subject.
STEAM CONCENTRATION WITH CAxApA.-Ths
Secretary Of the Colonies recently stated IN Par
lament, that the government had entered into
contract with private individual, to convey the
mail from Falmouth to Halifax, for 100000 per
annum. The conveyance was to be every fortnight
They had also made arrangements for express
from Halifax Boston, and the total yearly expenses
was 10 be f60,00o.
The government contemplate establishing com
municatioh by steam between England and the West
Indies, and also between Havana and New York.
The number of steamers necessary for the arrange.
ment was forty one, and the whole arrangements
would be complete in about one year from the pre-
sent time.
Admiral Baudin has arrived in France, and there
is great deal Of discussion about his treaty
TnrArRIcALs.-A pamphlet had just appeared in
London, on the past aud present state Of dramatic
art and literature, which exciting much atten'
toH. The Times says il is ably and eloquentiy writ
ten but thinks the author TO be somewhat Of an en-
thusiast. II attributes tho decline Of the drama TO
the banefsl monopoly Of the two patent theatres.
Nacready was playing at the Haymarket, and Ellen
Tree was announced at the same establishment.
Qseen Victoria had been sitting for her portrait 10
Sir David wilkie, who intended to embody il in a
grand historical picture.
THE TuRr--The sporting world were the qui
vipe for the great ST. Leger stakes which to be
run for at Doncaster. The odds ranged from to
against Bloombury the favorite. to 40 to against
Easinguald the lowest on the list Bloombury was
the Derby winner. beating Deception and 70 others
The Railroad between London and Liverpool. has
cost the enormous sum Of seven millions OF pounds
sterling.
BY clause in the new Police Law all the publ
cans in London compelled TO close their houses
at II o'clock Saturday night and TO keep their
doors shut until p. NJ. on the Sunday. good re-
guation and one that should be enforced here. The
penalty In 10 be Eve pounds half to