Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06

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As soon as this was known, a general hubbub arose
in Ann street.-the newsboys dropped every paper
like hot iron-and forgetting the message or tue
House of sentatvel, every person was anxious
to ascertain tbs very important information com
mercal, political, and financial, brought by the una
iestic Liverpool, Capt Englesdae.
We return our thanks to DR.. Crawford; also 10
Cant. Englesdue Of the Liverpool and Mr.. Owen
C.Ilayhan the pilot for the facilities afforded to our
commodore, Robert Martin, in boarding the steam
ship and obtaining English journals
The CONNIE rcial news is rather encouraging. Cot
ton ia nm Of a penny sterling, equal to cents The
unted states Bank shares are Ei6 to Ei6 los ster-
ling. equal to 20 per cent in our money-today IN
New York they were 66pe cent.
A comylete revulsion has taken place in American
hank and state Stocks but cotton Is hrm ana rising
Thank God for that! Corn is about the came as by
our last accounts; the decline is only ten pence per
suartcr-the duty higher by two sh'li'ngs.
NJ Aouleton. the son in law of Mr. Webster, and
nc ,,av are passengers in the Liverpool welcome
happy welded pair!
An alarming riot has taken place at Newport.
prince Albert has left England; he returns in
March. and narries the Queen in May
Mr.. Bates, ofthe house Of Barngs was IN Pars'a''
t.mnting to make arrangements to aid the United
States Bank.
Great excitement was produced in London on the
arrival Of the Liverpool ON the Hn uit.' win tue
suspension Of the U. $. Bank
All the ne gstiations in London aud Amsterdam, 10
raise loan for the benefit OF the United States Bank,
have failed entirey-yet Mr. Jandon has met all MS
bills Of exchange
The Coburgs have left the court oil 81. Jamess'
Iockhart is not 20 marry Miss Coutts
The Garrick. Uuited States, Quebec and South
America had arrived out.
The Liverpool pest Office took rsNovember To-
rot vsms Aswrs
Mr.. dc Sa.iEny, formerly in the ssfts of MT de
Poutois il passenger. He is ON his way 10 Texas,
IN renreseut France in that country. But first he
Il TO be married in this city to the beautiful daughter
ola Wall street fnancisr.
A Grandse OF Spain lately died, at the age oil So.-
He was Kaisht Of the Golden Fleece.
DasAsru. Cha srrsr Rior.-Thc golfers andmon
,orLsys m Man moushshire the number OF several
thousands, oressised ss Chsr,iss IN the mus sio""a
Nsv,ert. and marched into tnat,own about > Q CLOCK
a. IN. ,.ornur Of November Alb, With the intention
IN ounder and burn the houses, and murder all VINO
onnosed them Part Of the 45th Regiment were pia-
ed in the westaate Inn, AMI stopped their progress
A bloody fight took place, 80 OF 4O Chsruss were
li,ss and GO or 10 wounded. The Mayorof New
mort was shot IN the grop; several sheskeepers ana
.olsmrs were badly wounded. The rioters were well
armed with suas and pixies, and were headed oy
E,o.t linen draper. About 200 prisoners have been
taken and many committed for h'sh treason. Iney
.,.,o be ,r;.d by spsciI commt sion Immediately
consisting of Sir N. Tipdsl Sir james Park, and Sir
Iames Williams. The Queen has sent letter 70 the
M,vor Of Newport, thanking him far his activity,
r,udrnce. snd courage The Chartists expected oil
The manufacturing districts 10 rise II they had taken
Newport.
Private Corr,sronder OF the Hersldl
NoRrs And Soura AMERICAN CorrEE House
Lospox, Nov. 18th, 1879.
D..a Brrrrrr.-I hasten TO furnish you with
some news Of these stirring times Of peace The ar
rival Of the Liverpool was looked for with much
anxiety not only by American merchants Out oy inc
whole commercial community, the 9Th OF the mon'n
is heavy day and several houses have pee" re
lviHg on the arrival Of the Liverpool by the o. aad
thereby rendering themselves able to take up tne'r
bills on the following day; however, they were des
tined to be dsappointed did not arrive until the
7th, but am happy 10 say, though its non arnva'
caused much Inconvenience, Il did no iurtner ms.
snef the bills were taken up and the 9TH passed of
extremely we'll ~
The news 81 the suspension Of the banks, vas anti.
CePateds ~ consequently W. -
which otherwise We might have expected sut the
leader ef this suspension being the Usitsd States
Bank struck terror into its best friends We did net
expect this, although We knew Il was 10 d'mcu'e'on
this sds bat when we got the better OF our surprise
we plainly saw there other coarse ieis Tor u,
but that Of suspension You may easily imagine, tand
BY references u the Res Of the Times sewsPeper you
will see the opportunity was lost) what hne occa
sion this Tor that journal TO open its brcads'de
on Mr.. Biddle ssdthe Bauk, 1T opsaiy dsnosnoes Mr..
Biddle A. knave, that he knew all along the dim
culties that he had brought upon the country, and
that he retired to himsefon obloquy, and that
the letter he publishsd his retirement mere
niece of tr,skery to deceive the foreign creditor
Those who know Mr.. Biddle. will laugh At these
ssrions, yet great many 81 the small capitalists Of
this country who have other epinios on financial
matters, save what they obtain from this indcen-
tia iournsI verify believe in all that has been ad
vsnced against the late president ofths Used States
Rank.
Voc must Be aware n the great inAwssss 80 Times
uewspaper has In this coontryi 10 for shis reeses
wiskis ealryopr astentics 20 hcss asticSss wbieh