Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-21

too much money, and some because they have toe
Ittie, qui m Mecgnas," etc Young CuttiDg, nj
your city, who came across the Atlantic with me-
died last week in Paris because he was left too reh
izoV francs year was 100 much for HIN, and vii
and high living done his business as effectually as
a pistol ball, arsenic, or the razor.
IEe Chamber OF Deputies is fitting up for the
chambers went through it yesterday; magnih-
cent building. The Presidents table was remoysa
and throne was temporarily erecting for the king
to stand rpon TO make his speech. l went also
through the magnificent church just finishing the
" Magdefene" 1t cost more than onr national
capitol and is blasting proof of the fanatica folly
OF the present age. The msney il cost would have
made 100 miles of railroad, or have built more than
one dozen magnificent Transatlantic steamers. Yet
here II stands, without any but Tor mere gaxers
to stare upon at a frank head while fat priests
ch'nt songs, and ragged starvngs in the form of
women and children kneei on its marble floor. 1
went to Pere La Chaise, of which every tourist
has had something to say, but which, in my humble
view, is not naturally as pretty place Monnt
Auburn, aesr Boston. II is more populons, with
splendid tombs, but not so simple and quiet and
chaste as Mount Auburn. The tomb Of EIoise and
-dbeiard ara still shown and the young and ardent
OF both sexes still keep these tombs covered with
mother, from the middle walks of life, with two
beautiful young little girls. said to her, 60 ves
enfans" Madam, {" Oui, monsieur. El.es on.
tres jolies;" which made all blush, and. after ex-
changing some other compliments, kissed each of
her little girls to the amusement of all present; AMI
bidding them Bon soir," departed, while they
have been to the Opera Francais, - and more
recently to the Opera Kaiian," where l heard
Mad Grisi sing, assisted by Madame Bianchi, ard
Messrs. Rubiai, Lablache, Mario and Campasnoli.
Tonight they appear in theIopera Of Lucrrsa Borgia
Paris.
News has just been received by telegraph, via
Bayonne, that the junta of Madrid is dissolved.
Genl O'Donnell and the Count de Belascoain are at
Bayonne.
Lord Palmerston's recomme ndation TO Lord Pom
ION nv N npY aba h.. Salt 10
Ali yet awhile, you will in the English papers.
Nothing new from the East.
Reid, Irving, Co Of London, have loaned the
Port Sultan millions sterling, and agree TO take
customs collateral security The Court Of ST. Pc
tersburg have gone into mourning 10 days for the
Princess Augusta. Admiral Roussin is to take com
mand OF the Levant Squadron, with vice Admiral
Raudin next highest in his command. 60 On dit "
that NJ Thiers is going Florence in Italy to fnisa
his history of FOrence-doubtful. Stocks continue
slightly to improve at the Beurse. Napolean's re-
mains are to be changed from the Belle Poule at
Cherbourg, TO the Normande steamer, which takes
them to Havre. From Havre they are to ascend the
Siene to Paris and to pass to the splendid monument
prepared for their reception at the lnvalids Tenn
yOrary houses extensive scale are erecting at
the Hospces, and Iraiids for the reception Of spec
tators. - r.~
others, in the superior condition Of the
Of our people, compared with the mass Of any other
people under the sun.
By the time this reaches you, l presume Harrison
will be elected President ofthe Usited States. Glad
gift. have always been whig, and my father be.
foreme Our foreign diplomatic corps, need refor-
nation; and hope ibis subject will receive has
| ly attention. l won't Pariicularixe, bat some OF
them have become very Objectionable 10 their
| ceuntrymen. In travelling through Europe, you
can seldom catch one OF them at his post They are
running over the country enjoying themselves, and
sightseeing Many honorable exceptions exist, and
| the people probably know how to discriminate be-
tween them have never sought, neither have 1
ever received. the slightest attention from any di-
plomatic abroad farther than getting passport, &c
and il IL never comes till seek il, il will
come at all. Other Americans, doubtless, with
more 10 recommend them, have Jared much better.
only speak for myseh-which forms sort Of
ground Of complaint on my part And even If had
claims upon their courtesy or attention, and received
them not, this would form no ground for my saying
they need some Of them &c reformation" This be-
lief rests their qualifications in various ways, for
the part they FILL and for the constant, faithful and
prompt discharge Of their public duties. Adieu,
A. }
Holland.
HAGUE, Oct 30.-Thc Government has decided ia
future that part Of the produce Of the East Indies
shall be sold at Batavia, in consequence OF whica
the Dutch merchants, as well as those from other
parts OF the world, can provision the Island Of Java
The damage done by the FIRE at the old palace OF
the Prince Of Orange estimated at only 1870 francs
There no important papers furniture OF va
lue. What IL contained is for the most part saved.
spain.
AbdIcation OF the queen Regent of Spain.
Oar foreign letters and papers have ne, reached
us as usual owing probably to the bois,erou' state
Of the weather yesterday. A second edition Of the
morning papers, however, state the receipt, by
extraordinary express, OF the Nonifepr Parisisn
and Msssager, containing telegraphic di.pateh
from Barcelona TO the 10th, announcing the abdiea-
ton Of the Queen Regent Of Spain. The ministry,
in publishing the manifesto Of her Majesty intima-
ting this event, state that they are provisionaly
charged with the Regency up 10 the conyoca ion of
the Cortes Thus has the lie aiding object Of rs par
teros traitorous intrigucs been fully accomplished
This news is looked upon as confirming The report
that the Queen Regent was preparing To take Mp
her abode in France The Palais pourbon In Paris,
| is, II is said, preparing for her reception.
The Monii,ur Parisisn and Messagfr sl,o sup.
ply telegrsphc dispatch from Agiers, dated Oct.
12th announcing the successful issue OF a eombs,
at Oran between the French troops aud those 81 Ab
del Kadcr.
THr Ex-QpErs OF SPAIN On Sunday, the 18th
alt Queen Christina heard macs In the Church sf
St Charles picket ~ soldiers had been sts;ion-
ed at the gate of the church whes Her Majesty ar
rived in the brillisnt sqnpsgs placed at her dspo
sal by Nj. Figueros, wealthy Spanish merchant Of
Marseille' Apraying desk had been prepared for
her in the sanctuary. and she received all the no
usually paid BY the church TO crowned heads.
The organ played daring the whole ceremony. The
Queen }. remarkably beauiifnlj she were black
velvet shawl and a blue silk bonnet At o'clock
Maria Christina admitted 60 her table viscou.t SCI
bastian, commander II the sth military division. VI
de Ia Cosie, Prefcct Of the department. ard the
Spanish Consul. In the evening the Qaccu went
70 the theatre, where box Rad been fitted up for
her accommodation.
Qaeen Christina trsvcrsed yesterday on foot seve-
raj quarters Of Msrscillcs. In the afternoon Her
Majesty, accompanied by two Of her nobiemer, and
leaning the srm Of the Consul # Spain, vent 10
visit the Hall Of the Board Of Health, where there
are 20 be seen, amongst other works of art Davids
picture Of ST. Roch praying IN the midst OF IN
fected with the plague. and the basso relieve Of Pa
get, representing - Charles Bcrromcus, in the
dor Of his charitable ZEAL exposing himself to the
eontagion' The Queen remained long time admi-
ring these two works, and Afterwards exteadcd her
promenade 10 the Conr Bonspsr'e Every where
the inhabitants crowded aong her passage, and salu-
ted her with benovolcnce and respect; she elm
ply though elegantly dressed, and the people csnk
not bat admire the beauty Of the Prness~ which "