Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

ID huen, Esq, attaCnc anu secretary 10 the AmeIl-
can Legation, were presented to the Queen. The
following are some Of the ladies dresses,- s,ap-rr
/ Her Majesfy-A splondid silver It's sne dress trim
med with rich bullioa fringe; body ornamented with
a magnificent diamond stemachsr; train of pink sat-
in, trimmed with sable, and lined with rich white
silk head-dress, feathers, diamonds, and laPPets
The whole OF the dress of British manufacture.
Duchssses-Gioucester-T Of superb plaid vel
vet (Glengarry clan) lined with rich satin and trim
med with magnificent gold border; bsdy and sleeves
elegantly ornanentea with gold blonde; petticoat
richly embroidered with gold lama, over white sat
diamonds.
Cambridge-Ac cherry colored and gold tissue train,
lof Sptafelds' MANUFACTURED lined with white satin
body and sleeves trimmed with Brussels point lace;
dress Of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed with
splendid Brussels point lace. Head-dress,a plume
OF feathers aad most magnificent ornaments OF sme-
raids and diamonds; necklace and earrings to cor
respond. ~, nal. =. train &C
satin, lined with white silk, trimmed with
profusiou of blonde and ribbon pettcoat of tulle,
with . rich white satin slip, trimmed, en- taDher,
with founee of blonde and puffngs of net and rib
bon. Head-dress, feathers, and blonde lappets or
naments, turquoise.
Miss Gage: Costume de Cour, composed of most
| splendid satin dress, covered with pink tue mou-
reau body la Rachel skirt trimmed with seve-
raj oanees Of blonde looped at the side with oou,
silk, handsomely trimmed Head-dress, real ostrich
feathers and pearls lappets of blonde
| Madame Van de Weyer Train OF rich white
MORE, lined with satin and trimmed with silver bull
lion fringe silver blonde mantilla and sabots pet
ticoat Of tulle satin, trimmed with chef bol-
ques of white roses Head-dress, feathers and sill
yer blonde lappets; ornaments, diamonds.
The following is the general programme Of the
Queens daily movements. This is a record of her
dsiags the I'D of April
Her Majesty rode out horseback, attended by
Of Headfort, Colonel Buckley, Earl of vxbridge,
Right Hon. George Stevens Byng, and Sir George
Quentin.
viscount Melbourne had an audience Of the Queen.
The royal dinner party in the evening included
Count Senfft, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Tor
rington, Lord Ftzalan, Right Hon. George S. Byng,
and Sir Frederick Stovin.
CONTINENTAL yIsrr THE QUEEx.-A report
current in the Brussels circles of ton, that the
Queen, who has never visited the Continent, will
pay a visit to her august relatives, the King and
Queen of the Belgians, in the Of next summer
Brighton Herald
Flsra Hastings. She went with the Queen on the
2Sd of April to Gris, Lablache, Rubin, and Tam
burin at the Italian opera Next day she dned with
the Queen. Her brother calls for the dismissal of
Baroness Lehzen.
Her Majesty wore at the levee on the 22d Of April,
scarlet velvet train, lined with white satin, and
trimmed with rich geld border and swansdown;
dress of white satin the body, sleeves and skirts
namented with diamonds and swansdown. The trim
ming was made Of the down of the black swan from
New South Wales, lately presented to her Majesty.
Some surprise has been expressed that her Males
ty has not been the St. Jamess goats and mon
keys, bat the following has been assigned
Although the lions
OFT Victoria went,
To honor goats and monkeys
Is not her latent.
No novelty they'd be
Unto our gracious Queen
Cs5inet ofssch
She hath too often LEO.
The Queen has just paid another dividend of los.
in the pound on her fathers debts.
Van Anburgh arrived at Liverpool and common
ced playing with his tigers and lions the I'D Of
May.
new society has been formed in England" The
Christian Religious Liberty and Freedom Society"
Several female reform societies have been estab-
lished in England the women doing all the speaking.
The people of England are complaining bitterly
because there is difference Of 10 degrees between
the tempe nature Of noon and midnight
The "London Globe denies that il ever gave any
thorty for the reports circulated by of the Tory
papers, if copied from its columns, announcing the
approaching marriage Of Lord Melbourne and the
Duchess Of Kent.
The concluding argument in the case Of the Cana
dian prisoners TO be heard the 18th Of April
Lord Brougham swallowed a needle, and il nearly
killed him.
on LORD BRoUGaAM's swALLowINs sKEDLE.
Broucham swallow needle! uiswits out az Joint!
A, soon expected he d swallow his wig
Did he do Il to gals an additional pesnf
To touch up his friends OF the old hinberig!
Gun.
The postmaster at Liverpool takes the world easy.
The London papers of May 10th arrived at 3 p. Nj
but he would not deliver them; he sent word that
he had gose out to party and could not attend 10
business till next day"
EFFECT OF rHE EASTERN CAUSE.-THE long pre-
valence Of violent east winds has had the effect Of
casting up great masses Of sand and single on the
eastern coast Of England The harbor Of Southwold
has been completely stopped up, and before vessel
can get in or out considerable labor will be required
10 clear passage.
The Bradsh1w which arrived at Liverpool, April
18th from M0klle, so much out Of time that, we
hear in ranses had been made upon the bulk Of her
cargo thirty, forty, and fifty per cent pre-
MUM,
MALr.-The falling OF in the consumption OF malt
in 1895 and 1897, compared with 1885 nearly four
millions Of bushels.
OF ad ertisements and advertisement duty, compar
ing the five years subsequent to 1884, the year
Of the reductioa, with the five years antecedent
TO it,
Eng. Wales ireland seofisni.
Nsmbsr Duty. Number. Duty. Number Dsty.
Year esded e. E. 4.
9Th Jan 1882 1880 l3o3es at2oi lost os2cs 1850
1850, 777tA5 i360S7 1855 t49e5 lOo,577 W 500
1881 Tssooi I37 si5 Iso70s 1887 m SOS 10 500
ls32 1869 Is7.s3s l25,ss0 1862 losnii $1,000
lsss Ts35s7 l37, ia9 1921 l5,2ts ieil47 ISIS
issl Duty redaccs 10 L. ell in Great Britain, and L.
in Ireland, from sth July, lS3s
isss. s77au 7ssos 100000 s.lao ls4,s6a lola
s.an aas M ak2 Z ~ "A a.