Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-24
MORNING HERALD.
MONDAY, JUNE "a. 1850.
Three Days Lnssr frena Enxlasd--nnkn.'
Important COmnssrcinl ntelIigsnce - =
sis approaching i'm VI oasy Ahairs-Prssre".
Of Reform and Revsisien in France ".'


Of Reform and RevuIsies in France N"
England.
Yesterday NJ an early hour the Cambridge, CAPT
Paisley, was announced by the teegraph-and' ia'c
in the afternoon, we received our papers and pack
ages containing London dates TO the 10Th and Liver
Yool 10 the 2lst inclusive. To Capt Bursley we re-
turn our thanks for the files Of the latest
papers furnished us in addition to our own
The intelligence by this packet is Of the highest
ercia Importance. 1t is emily three days later,
In. in that brief space, the symptoms Of strong
action in the cotton and money markets had deve-
Ioped themselves, which made every of pru
denee believe that revulsion at hand. In sur
annexed extracts we have given an important view
from Liverpool paper Of the 2lst, which may be
considered "the manifesto Of the cotton spnners Of
Manchester" We also give the London money
market from leading paper, which may be consi-
dered part Of that view. In England things look
squally for American interests. Every thing here
will be in confusion till the Liverpool shall arrive
The political news from England and France, being
only three days later is net of much interest or i'm
portance. We annex all the leading points in poll
tics, fashion, the drama, literature, Sc sc.
Losdon was very gay the week ending May 18th,
and also to be So the following week The
Queen was TO leave for Windsor May 18th, to stay
during the Ascot week.
The Queen went to the Royal Chapel May Goth
The Bishop az London preached from John, chap
3, verse "a.
On the 10Th Of Nav the Queen receiveda Dc putation
from the corporation of Dublin, praying for the protec
ton of their rights and privileges IL consisted Of the
Mavor and the recorder OF Dublin and SIX 'Teemcn
The Queen received them gracously, and they al
had thu honor of kissing hands. The.Queen alter
wards gave separate audiences TO the Queen Of Por.
tugaPs Ambassador, to Lord Melbourne, to Lord
John Russell, and a dozen others.
Lady Flera Hastings and Lord byron arc great Ia
vorites with her Majesty.
Sir James Clark has at length been dismissed the
court He asked leave to travel for short time and
permss sion was granted The truth is, his rude at
tack upon the honor OF Lady Flora Hastings caused
him TO be cutn almost every crcle aud Tor ms own
peace of mind il necessary for him to retire
He was exceedingly inaiscreet, and he viii suffer
from it.
The Queen was to give grand levee on the 22d OF
Nav; a birth day ball the 23d grand state ball
ON the oath, and grand dinner the 25th OF May.
The Duke Of Wellington gave a splendid ball and
supper, the 18th of May, to the Grand Duke OF
Russia. II was the most magnificent affair OF the
season. The great gold Achilles shield was exhibited
the occasion.
Several Chartists arrested in London were merely
rcprimanded and dismissed.
A handsome young fellow has been arrested for de-
clarins that ne predestincd by the Almighty to
marry Queen Victoria
A horrible rape and murder was committed in
Sloane street, Chelsea, at the house of Mr.. EdgeI
the l9,h .. May. young man, named James
Marchant. first violated handsome youug girl,
named Elizabeth Paynter, in the drawing room, and
then cut her throat The details are dreadful.
Several 'erroneous impression addresses have
been Up for presentation to the Queen thanking
her for taking back the enormous lying, shabby,
and incapable mnistry.-Morning Herald.
The truth Of the following anecdotc may be relied
on when Sir Robert Peel told her Majesty, that
AS she refused to part with her ladies' II was use
less send for him" she replied "fou viii be
pleased q recollect, Sir Robert, that it sot my
wish that you should be sent for at all
The PETrIsoAr MISIsTRr.-The Tory papers
are excessively savage with the Wings, and abuse
them most numerically for their successful manGu
vre in regard to the ladies Of the Bcdchamber The
following formed the leader of the = g1oraing Her
ald,' May 2sth:-
'The efforts Of whig. radical emisSaries and syco-
plants a. lay the steam 81 popular agitation
throughout the coustry, IN support ~ the chamber
maid ministry, have only served 70 show more pal
lably than 10 what depth Of public scorn and
contempt whiggery has sunk in the land where few
years ago it "wielded will the fierce democracy.
and the institutions 81 the country with
force that seemed almost Irresistible.
Mhlggery, repudiated BY the country, eatrenches
itself in the palace, behind strong circumyalatoa
Of pctticoats, and, acting upon the hunt thrown out
by gallant chartist leader who suggested that IN
case OF a collision with the military, the females
should be placed in the front line, gets behind the
bedchamber wsnen, and hugs itself on its gnomi
nous security The chartst leader, to whose gallant
proposal We have alluded, declared that the military
would fire II the women were placed IN the front
rank and certainly Lord Melbourne has found his
immediate safety ~ adopting similar tactics. Peel
who snote them hip AMI thigh with great slaughter
in the field Of senatorial debate, was poweriets
against tAe fans, scissors, and bsdkins that were
brought the IN the palace. Incapable oil at
tackng he coward cabinet while crsnehiny nndtr
petticoa; prote elton. he soon retreated from
test when the mos. maaly natures would b. the most
unwilling u encounter. Ever the hero q hundred
fghts-the conqucror q Sepocon--at once abandon
ed the field n political power 10 such feeble antago-
nIsts a. a Melbourne, Russell, and Normandy,
rather than give battle 10 their female guards-the
petticoat pretorian Bands that preserve the pal
ace for the delinquent and despised wings when the
couAtry hings them 81. !"
The state Of England Is curious the troops In the
neighborhood Of the manufacturing districts -
nufnerou that there j. not sufficient barrack room
for them. and Camps are 10 be formed
COMPLIMENT TO FRIENDs.-A full liberal pa
per (thc 0sservcr) de- cribcs the great majority Of
the House If Commons A. "scamps. ign0ramuscs,
pettfoggers, iobbers, and srcndthrifts'
MusIclFAL HEroRN.-Thc radical Mayor 81 Wi
gan In masking the return Of Dir Ewart for that boz
rough. actaaily put his mark = itnot bang able
10 trtih ais Osn AdpC-the town clerk atiesting the
genaineness II the signature.
The Bristol Chaftists, II u said have threatened
10 begin the revolution BY making bonfire % the
shipping at that port
The ordnsscc department in the Tower has been
particularly busy in shipping and forwarding militia.
~ stores 10 al parts ~ England aud Wales.
EPSON races have this year been distinguished hy