Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

rrarpon CnisA.-Ths ship Nor
Car,.;n Renson. arrived yesterday from
CHR. She sailed from Cantsn July -, from ma
-. o., sror Ap;ier Sept 8, and from St. Helena
Oct. 70.
Ths mort Of Canton is to be blockaded by the Eng
~ "a n. British fleet, under Admiral Maitland
w.s dalv expected there when the Morrison sailed
Afew French vessels of war were also expected,
and the American frigate Columbia and sioop OF
war John Adams, we're there, under command
OF Com. Reed, who will take care OF American pro-
perry. ;., M.
we only seem to please his Imperial Majesty
No vessels, save American, had entered the port "
Canton for three months anterior TO Nth July
There were on that day the China outer anchorage
forty vessels consigned to British subjects IN Chne'
not one Of which was allowed by the British Envoy
a. enter the mort these vessels were from Eng
land Bombay. Calcutta, and places in the vicinity.
Trade between the Chinese and English had been
susuendsd for We months up to the sailing OF the
Morrison. Americans only had carried on q trade,
but with many disad vantages Business would cease
ON the arrival of the English squadron In all two
hundred and fifty foreigners had left Canton and only
ten or Give renamed, chiefly Americsns, namely,
Messrs FORBES, Kellogg King, Ryan, Cooper, Low,
Gilman. Leiec, Spooner, We.more, Morss, Kendall,
Delauo, Talbot, and Rev. Doctor Parker
There has been trouble between the Emperor and
the Imperja Lin, arising from the con-
6.cat,on of the opium The great Lin told "ies" to
the Emperor, and il is highly probable that he will
turn out sub-treasurer.
Tvo Japanese youths have arrived in the Morri-
SON.
y. s. Ba1G WASHINGTON, Captain Fraser, return
cd Yesterday from a cruise oftwenty days, relieving
vessels in distress Capt +. has brought into port
The twelve mutineers taken from the packet ship
Rochester.
co,pucr OF ONE OF GoopHUE & Co.'s CAPTAINS.
-Yesterday our active Commodore boarded the
brig Susan, Capt Copeland, 6 days from Rio janet
ro He was the first to board this vessel, and yet
the usual courtesy Of giving the news to the collector
vvho first boards vessel, was violated by Captain
Copeland. He told our collector that he had intel
xeuce only for the Courier-only for that iazy' IN
dolent, bankrupt conce rn which does not know what
20 do with any kind Of news when IT gets It. Inns
briebelonss to Messrs. Goodhue 4 Co, to whom on
MANY occasions we have furnished the hrst inteii'-
~ence, both marine and commercial. we shouu
LII. N know if this house sanctions the conduct Of
thar captain because il they do, we know what we
are about and have the meansto retaatc, and saaii
never fail to treat every house, even if II were the
house Of St Peter and ST. Paul from Paradise, just
as they treat as. No mistake in US.
New YEAR's GIFrs.-Colman, 200 Broadway, mas
a most extensive assortment Of New Years Giits, o.
all kinds, qualities, nations, tongues and people
His collection Of pictures and engravinss are su-
perb and numerous. He has a few copies OF Audi
bon's great work OF tho Birds of America, also the
Poets Of America, by Reese, which ought to 60 to-
sether Fair ladies, call and see these articles.
USroRrUYArE-The note Of the Ladies Fragment
Society, of ST. Peters Church, Chelsea, did not come
to hand till a day after the Fair. Boo-hoo-hoo!
No A whole lot Of nj. C's. from Warrington, are
nou here, some locofocos, some wings. DO they
vsnt any lessons from the buttenders! Messrs
sCri.seu and Monroe are here.
m CossuMprIoN AND LIVER CoMrLAirr.-Fo
the cure Of these diseases there 10 magic about Ut
Tavlor's Balsam IF Liverwort, which - truly as
tonishing. Year follows year, and this medicine
still grows in the favor Of The public. The con
sumptive have no hope but in this matchless RENE
dy Would TO God il could be in every house
Would that prejudice could be pnt aside ana the
people longer be tied to the Ignorant ioy OF
family physicians Citizens look hey ond your med.
II there other and bette