Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-11

the most prsmi.sst esssss nay - ns.tionsd-Eu-
ri: f1 =, ~ 4 & - NJ z.ss,ss
There has not packet sailed from Havrs this sea-
seM hat 49, hes - their load snRssd before tsr
q val. Is has &&Rrprised the cost s4oprpri9ng
FlheA tee tn emount Of goods order<kto AnS7
RI bet 0oy li6I& know the extent Of c. ccuu4
its wa.6; butI speak more especially 81 cree.
TSose goods have bees bought and sold on credit
They have got 10 tan over new leaf in America
and copy European customs in manner - regards
business, and work q mere sure footing. This
Specializing aid holding Of Gotten has hurt America
moee ID Europe than the Americans are aware
of. II looks to them like dishonesty-they are
satisfied with nothing in Europe bat straight for.
ward course in business; course Americans will
not take IL they can make any thing any other way.
Van Amburgh is here with his animals At the Porte
st Martin-he has impro we'd considerable since he
left America, in his exhibitions; he goes to st. Pc
tersburg for thirty nights 1890 roubles per night
and expenses paid there. Two men met in the gar
den of the Paais Royal few days since, and one
asked the other into Vefsurs to dine; their dinner
Ill francs the first asked the proprietor trust
him; he refused, not knowing him. The man got
angry and caught upa decanter and hurled through
the large mirror which covers one side OF the room,
and broke it into thousand pieces-it cost $1,000. -
He was Of course arrested and confined.
The Daguerreype all the rage inPars at present.
was last Saturday at the Paais- Mai d'Orsay, and
saw Mr.. Dagnerry exhibit his invention. He had four
little square boxes before him. from lite l8 inches in
=
from another box he toak out brass plate, side
of which was silvered over; he sprinkled some pow
der on, and then put some acid and rubbed it dry
he done three times, and said all depended that
being done well He then put dark box and kept
isome fteea minutes in the vapor of anodyne and it
turned something of copper color. He then placed
IT where the camera obscura would act upon Il the
day being cloudy and rainy he left il in ~ minutes;
when it was fair less time would answer. He then
took il out and nothing was on the surface-he
placed it another box Of glass, and heat it up
degree Of s. and let it ren main about D minutes. He
then showed one of the most beautiful views of
Paris, the south side Of the Tuilleres, Louvre, the
MATS bridges, buildings on both sides the river
with the spires Of Notre Dame in the distance, all
copied with the incest exactitude, shade. Scc No
thing could be more perfect or beautiful. He has
had a pension granted him by the Chamber Of De
paties, and the different Kings Of Europe patron
ising him. He is artist and Of the inventors
OF the Diorama.
There is not much news in the theatrical way
Il is reported that Fanny Elsler is going to New
York-Price has been here negotiating with her
he pays her pretty round sum if she goes.
The latest news from Spain looks favorable for
the frontiers and seeks the protection Of France
Mr. Eaton, the American Minister at Madrid,
delivered address to the young men Of Spain
in behalf of the diplomatic corps. II is said the
French Secretary Of Legation wrote it,
Since writing the above it is said arrangements
will be to pay the bills Of the United States
Bank, but it is feared the bills will go back to Lii
verpool.
The GREAT Sr LEeER RACE AT DorcasrER-
The sporting papers filled with glowing accounts
Of the crowded state Of this celebrated town during
the race week. The following was the state Of the
odds at II o'clock the night previous the race
The list comprIsed
CHARLES the Twelfth, Bloomsbury, Euclid The Provost
Fz-Ambo Easngworld Hylss, TIE Corsar, Purity colt
Mslvolo, Drag.man. The Dolphin, and Hetman Pia.s6.
. to agsa Mr. widsdaes Bloomsbury
10 to agst Mr.. Thornhills Euclid
Is 10 l agst Gel. Cradocks the Provost
IS TO sgst Mr. Bowess Hetran PIatof
IS to ag't Lord Eglntouns MaIvol,o (tsker)
q to sgst Mr.. Aliens Titzambo taken)
IS to l agst Mr.. Dixons HyIlus (aken)
Even on Charles the Twelfth agst the held.
The day was fortunately 4ne, and every species Of
vehicle from dog cart to barouche and four, and
all kinds OF betters were there from the stable boy
up to the peer possessed Of whole parishes. The
two crack horses from the north and the south
If England and usual the Yorkshire men beat the
Cockneys upon their own ground. We subjsin the
results -
Leger eunh n for three.
oids coIs Sat 7s, and 6is 81 ss second 70 reee".
fioo out of,ns stakes. the 81 Leger Course lo7 subs
Msj,r Ysrbur,bs Charles the Twelfth (scotu o 1
Mr.. Tt ornhis Euclid q
The following also ',ar,ed:M W Rid.daIs. Bloomsbury
Mr. Aliens Ftrambo Mr.. carks Dragsmsn Col CradocLs
The Provost. Col Craufurds The Dolphin, Mr.. DixonS
Hyas, Lord Egntouns Malvslo, Lord Kelbarasb Parity
Lord Wesirnnsters Lord Msyor and Mr WoymaId, Hos.
There a dead heat.
The Cleveland Stakes Of 20 each, only if
Sixteen subs, three Of whom declared
Lord Eglintcuns eh Opera, 4yrs, 7asIb
Mr.. Denham's b Compensation, 4 yrs, est
Mr. Tilburns Master Allen, 3 yrs. 6st SID
Won in q c2nter
The two year old Produce s4Les Of 100 each f. for
eots ssi Sb and hllies e alb; Red House In -Four
Lord Wsstmius,ers Lzuncslet Walked over
The Four Year, Old Stakes OF 20 each f. with 50 sd
ded by the Corporation for colt ID and FLIES est 3lb
maiden horses allowed 5b; the St Leger 2b
eltra- Mile and a half Five subs
Mr. Ramsay br Lanercost, Ayrs
Duke Of Cleveisnds Alzira
Madame Taglisni returned to 81. Petersburg on the
10Th Of August. She had previously been fulfilling
an engagement at Berlin and Doberan, and was ex.
pected to stay in the imperial city seven months.
The apple crop in Devonshire is stated to be fail
ure this year. In the suburbs OF London, Berkshire
and 0xfordshire, the crop 10 stated a. most album
dant.
REcceyITIoS sr THE TEXAN CovERsMErr-We
find the following item In the London Cesrier:
The Commerce asserts that the treaty between
the French Government and the representatives of
the Republic Of Texas, for the recognition Of the
latter by the former, has been signed but this state
ment appears premature. IL rs, however, deemed
probable that the negotiation will terminate favora
bly,.
SLAVERY IN TrxAs-A Brmin CHAM abslitionist
has been writing letters 10 the London sun" on
the wickedness Of the Texan constitution in prohi
biting the introduction Of the question Of slavery
without FIVE years notice He says that American
slave owners are 10 have q monopoly Of the slave
trade Of the Texans, although the importatiou IT
slaves from the West Indies is prohibited exceptby
Of England t. interfere, and not grant any cem-
es.Is twill In hl 81 AZ