Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-06
MORNING HERALD.
New York, Monday, April q, ls4c.
ihrs- See first page.
To the PuDilc.

ton business OF the Herald have been com
PEELED various improvements in our establishment
many ofwhch will 90 into operation immediately
shall publisA twice week. double sheet ON tn
plan the London Times in order to be able to aceommo
date our Advertisers The next dosbe sheet VIII be
issued ON Wednesday and all those o rant 10 gre he
ider circulation thon Other paper IN me
city can sive vH do ueH 10 order them fer hafpaper
We also enlarged boat establishment oy en-
gasing additional and contracted for clipper besides
those already We shall publish hereafter all the con-
sgness vessels arriving here in addition to our other or
nation Our bulletin board also the most correct IN the
city and has always the earliest intelligence oil all kinds
Thes of the present improvements ou' more are
projected aud will soon be carried INTO elect
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Hi.hIy interesting News--Prince Victoria
and q ucen AIbert--AHairs Of Chlna--EeIi-
rtous Movem+ nts--Great Increase of the
Roman Catholics In Enaland--Pious Row
between the Old and New SCHOOL among the
Presbyterians eff ScOtland--Exact British
Force I'm Canada--HorribleC Condition of the
Working Glasses In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
Narch--Latest Money, Cotton and Corn
Markets.
The Columbus, Capt Cropper, arrived yesterday
morning early, with dates to the 7th uit from Liver
pool, and the 9th from London-having made the
passage in twenty weight days. AT 10 clock yester
day morning, everlasting clipper the Thunderer,
Capt Jonathan Slick, brought us up our letters pa
pers, and packages, having boarded the packet on
Saturday night. We are ogain in adrance of oil
The IVaH street press.
By this arrival, our intelligence is interesting.
Prince Victoria and Queen Albert have spent ano-
ther couple Of diurnal revolutions together, and
according to the last accounts, quarrel had then
taken place They are as happy as happy can be.
But the most interesting will be found in
the extracts giving account of the religious
ments of Great Britain. in Scotland, the old school
Presbyterians doing large business in nuif-
cation, and the school opposing them, while
in England the Catholics catching all the
and multiplying the churches truly astonishingly.
This strange grawth of arises from
the corruption of the good old Protestant sects,
who want another John Knox to put the spirit into
them. 1t is most remarkable sign of the times and
prevails in this country much in England.
The papers on China laid before p arlia-
ment, but no debate has yet taken place. 1t is
new nearly certain that England will make war on
China. The London Tory papers furious against
Capt Elliott and the American merchants in China.
The repeal Of the Corn Laws is agitated terribly
throughout England Some descriptions of their
effects are horrible.
their proper places.
X
berts Catholic College, Durham, a warrant to issue
certificates TO such students may be DESTROYS OF
becoming Candidates for the degrees Of b. A., M. A.
y. l.. or ID. L. to be conferred by the University in
London. The college is large and lourshing num-
bering upwards Of 100 students, with their profess
The Earl of Shrewsbury has begun the erection
of new Roman Catholic chapel and school at Alton
Towers
A matrimonial alliance is said to be in csntempla-
tion between Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte and
his beautiful cousin the Princess Matilda de Mont
fort, daughter of Jerome Bonaparte, now a visit
20 this country. The Princess is now sojournng at
Florence.
OLD CHURCH AND New CHURCH IN SCOTLAND
MOVEMENT OF rHE MODERATE PAKrr-Thc over
bearing altitude assumed by the Church Yetosts, in
attempting to overturn the laws Of the country by
force, for their own priesty aggrandizement, now,
we are happy 10 observe, alarming the more mode
rate members of the Establishment Of every shade
Of politics. To counterfeit the domination Of the
clergy, the following declaration by the moderate
ChurchRcn Of Edinbursh is at present in course OF
signature; and singular as 1t may appear the sheets
lying IN the Royal Exchange and rontine Coffee
rooms, are not only numerously signed but signed
by Churchmen OF every political class-Tories,
Wings, and Radicals, who on this question seem as
one, resolved 20 resist the attempt now in progress
for arming the Courts Of the Church of Scotland,
with the powers Of the patron and Of the people at
the same tIsc-powers which we have doubt
they would soon exercise with despotic sway, that
never surpassed by the Roman Catholic HER
arehy. The iol. owing rs copy Of the declaration
referred 10:
awe, whose names are hereunto subscribed. be-
ing laytnen an connection with the Church Of Scot
land, established by law deeply deploring the posi-
tion into which she has unfortunately been broug
through what conceive to be the mistaken no.
tions OF section of her clergy, think it incumbent
MS To express our sentiments the occasion, "a
folows;-
lst, That we deprecate the determined resistance
60 the law of the land, exhibited in the conduct oil
certain ~ the clergy injurious to the cause Of re-
lgon, subversive Of all social order and unbec ON
ing their character as ministers Of peace.
I'd, That we cordially approve Of the quiet de-
meanor of those of the clergy who have contented
themselves With expressing their sentiments in
Church Courts and otherwise, without acting often
sively to those differing IN opinion from them or ex-
citing their congregations on the subject.
I'd, That we are anxious for the speedy settlement
Of these unseemly diiereaces and will heartily Join
in recommending the adoption OF any parliamentary
enactment, which will prevent the Intrusion of an
ht pr sentees into parishes, by strengthening the
hands OF Presby teries in Judging Of their aualca-
tons, and the reasons OF objection which NAV be
lodged against them by the people but on no account
assigning the right Of judging altogether into the
hands Of an irresponsible power"
Tar Nrw TRsSsarLArrrc STEAM Sgu:UStrEn
SrArEs-This vessel, the largest steamer yer bu III
at this port, and intended for the New York line.
VIII be launched this day, at half past H. at the ward
Of Messrs. 1bomas Wilson and Co. the builders
the battery. North Shore. During the last few
weeks, she has been visited by a great number of
respectable persons Of beth sexes. The following
are her dimensions:
Lerr,h from stem tosern over all. .ssf.e
Bre silh ipe aiding the paddle bos,s. .......ss 60
i,isht bet the 4, en- rcspee fully ....... inch
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