Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
% ARRIVAL OF THE
BRITISH QUEEN.

Bka i 1SH W. E1N.
HIGHLY aAPORTANT COMMERCIAL ANB
POLITICAL NEWS.
CONQUEST OF .aFGH.aNTST.fN By THE
BRITISH .ARMs
IEFEAT or rHB RUSSIANS IN CIRCAssIA
DIFFICULTIES OF MR.. JAUDON-FALL
OF COTTON
Saturday evening. about sspdowm. the whole city
vas thxcwn into state Of excitement BY the announce
neut through the telegraph, ofthe appearance OF the
British Queen Steamer, about fifteen miles outside
the Hook. In few minutes our office was hiied
with anxious inquirers About nine O'Clock our IN
defstigabls Commodore Martin brought US our de-
,natches. fell an hour in advance of every other
paper
Sr.t and Portsmouth, on the third, to which dates
re have letters and papers, giving us news OF the
highest importance.
The British army have gained signal victories IN
Afyhasistan and Caboo, and all that country is now
reduced under their power. full account will be
found in the annexed extracts, accompanied with
~an Of British India. The Russians have been de-
faated in Circassia.
In commercial point of view We have important
news. The Liverpool had not arrived when the
British Queen sailed-nor was there any inteiii
renee Of the suspension Of the United states
Bank-great anxiety was felt for her arrival
According to our accounts by letters and papers,
would seem that Mr. Jaudon's difficulties are not
over. The loan on London for 900 had not
been filed up beyond dispute-and great contro-
versy had broke in the press respecting its char
acter The negotiation for the loan in Holland had
failed. Cotton, As compared with our last account,
had fallen three Fights Of penny In Liverpool,
and warns one-half penny in Manchester-mos'
un,ook ed for and unprecedented decline-and fears
zero entertained that Jew difficulties would break
ont in the money market. II such was the condi-
ton of money and commercial affairs before the ar
riva, Of the Liverpool, what will they be after the
arrival? She carried out $3.50 600 in specie, part of
which was for the U. States Bank This steamer 10
now on her way to New York, having sailed on the
10th inst, and is out eight days. In another week
we may expect her with the finale.
We have been offered for publication long pro-
test signs by 20 Of the passengers Of the British
Queen Complaining Of the bad fare, bad attendance
bad bJ ad, bad water bad tea, and, in fact, every
thing sad, except, perchance, the wines, &c No
doub, hese steam ships have to learn much, and
they III learn it too. The fault is not with Capt.
Robe We have also received a statement signed
by 50 THE passengers, commencing Capt. Roberts,
and a hing very highly Of all the arrangements at
sEg i !. m .-s~-As-s-c. &C.
The w passage Of the Qasea has been caused by
her sou fern route. The weather generally was mo-
dera,e, but she got into the Cult stream, and thus
was retarded at least two days. The action Of the
stream was equal to $50 miles Of longitude.
Mr.. Robert Mitchell, the pilot Of the British
Queen ploted the steamer to the foot Of Pike street
in fine style. He brought her in past the Hook,
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dore Martin to step on board, rounded Governors
Island, and moored her At the dock on the East
River, BY eight o'clock last night.
Tue BRrrrsH QUEEN's MARRIAsE.-There is
now no longer anv doubt about the intended mar
rage of the Queen with Prince Albert OF Saxe,Co
talk with her, walks with her. rides with her, and
does all but sleep with her now. This fact is TO DC
told 10 parliament next December, and the marriage
is to take place in April
TIE QUEEN's MARINA eE.-FlyinE rumors begin
10 ripcn into certainty as to the marriage al the
oueen: and il that Victoria will not, like the
former maiden sovereign, be tcazed with repeated
applications from parliament 10 enter the matr,mo-
NAL circle. Prince Albert 10 guest at the palace,
which IL likely TO be his home; and rs our fair rea-
ders at least, may be curious to know something Of
the form and bearing Of the man who can win the
hand of q queen. may add that he 10 described as
q. fine, noble. looking fellow, with blue eyes, hair
and whskers rather sandy, stature TALL Of cheerful
disposition, most unaffected in his manners, and he
ent"- Sun.
oeen Victoria reviewed all the household troops,
the l4th ight drsgooas and the rife Brigade in the
Home Park Windsor, ON the 3lst Of October. She
was in iue health and was accompanied BY prince
Albert
The Qsesu has received an increase to her stock
sCfrines and curicstes, by present OF two Guinea
pigs We shsuld not be surprised IL the next in
crease was shat a little baby.
Ex queen Adelaide IL ON visit 70 The Earl Of War
wick ut Warwick Cattle.
Lord George Bere sford 10 dead.
The Duke OF Bedford 10 dead
Lord Glsnlyon has married Hon. Miss Home
Drummond Il Blair Drummond. M
Honorable q wentworth Ftxwilliam has married
Lady Mary Howard, Earl Carlise's eldest daughter.
TIE king Of Holland has recognised the qaesa Of
Spain. 1870
HorurpLE OUrRAaE --Three boys, Hay Leprove,
pulleo and Brxs aged fifteen, fourteen and thirteen
years are sentenced TO death at Lewis in Sussex
violating Ehxabeth Helingham, aged fifteen, In the
fields near Patcham-
Hoan.sLr ExpLossoN.-H ardiags rocket manu-
factory ssar Bueknghan palace, blew up on the LIST
OF November. Five families lived IN the building.
and they were nearly all blown to atoms. IL shook
the palsce like nm earthquake.
REPORTED DyArH OF Loap BRoUeHAN.--The Lon
don papers III the 22A ultimo were filed with long
eulosstc articles on the character, talents and at
tanments Of Henry Broagham. The occasion was
the announcement Of his lorjship's death through
q he Inc m uvulv hor and