Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20

and only temporary" =" True, say they, :" but may
not faction in other states gain the power, and do
the sans thing 7" Ii is hard to argRe against this
most unfar,uns'e step Of Pennsylvania. The Loco
focos OF Penns lvlra may take upoa themselves
the honor of having done sur institutions, aud our
financial credit IN europe, more discredit and dis.
honour than five years war could have done, and
God only knows how, or when, we are to recover
from it,
The Cotton Market remains about in the state
last quoted Our last adv;ees from Ainerica are by
the Mediator al L0adon, to the 5tn Of June, which
give US notice Of the great f.eshet in Carolina and
Georgia. Buyers in tae Cotton market here do not
predicate any influence on the market here by the
the destruction Of Cotton crops, by shets IN the
American rivers They say they en- give Us, a a.
ing il in this market. They seem to suppose any
deficiency in America, will be counteracted by the
increase Of production and importation from India
aad from Texas Ths Ironsides came toto this
port last week from Texas, with aiul cargo oil Cot
ton. All parties, or operators In the market
here are such eternal liars, that you really
cannot form any st conceptions OF the pre-
sent condition and future prospects OF the cotton
trade One thing is decidedly favorable, and that is
the promising harvest in Great Britain, which
fails have favorable action on the cotton market
Another fave able sign is the improvement of trade
in Manchester which, however, the manufacturers
studiously conceal and deny. Another favorable
sign is that, within few weeks, spectators have
gone fir eiy into the market, and have in that
time taken not less than l00, COO bales specula-
tion From all these facts, and from the opinion
expressed by intelligent merchants here, am fully
persuaded that cotton has seen its lowest downward
tendency IN this market, and that future prices with
regard to the crop of 1882 must rule shade higher,
and must, if any material changes occur be Tor the
better. Though Improvement cannot help our
planters. who hold but very little OF the crop oil 81
yet An improvement in the market this season, VIII
probably give them better market IN the southern
seapors, on the growing crop OF Io, IN the coming
fall. Yours, truly, a.
JUNE p, O'Clock, p. NJ.
The " Britannia steam ship positively sails from
here for Boston, via Halifax, on Saturday, the 18th
oT Til II nyd.n Esn al AmerI-
Consul, goes out in her on VISIT To the United
States. have nothing new TO note Ia the cotton
market. learn at the oitice OF the America Con-
sulate, that LOO more square rugged vessels nave
arrived al this port from the United State, than did
by this time last year. And that the imports from
the u s exceeded those of last year up to this
time, in the same proportion.
| will send YOU some cotton circulars from which
you can gather the latest prices of the article.
1t is currently reported here, and strongly credit
ed, that Gen Hamilton, who came over passenger in
the Great Western, has succeeded in London and
Paris in negotiating Ian in favor of Texas to the
amount Of Ell 900 900 sterling, which, if true, will
prove of immense importance to that rising, young
and much abused and much misrepresented repub
lie Yours truly, A. j.
The MURDERER OF Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL
Courvosier the valet, has confessed to this 2trociy
He told Sheriff Evans that the idea of numbering
his master was first suggested TO him by reading
and seeing the performance of 90 Jack Sheppard"
He has denied participating in another crime.
On the l9;h his trial took place at the Old Baily,
when the Jury found him guilty, and he was imme
diately sentenced to death. Charles Phillips, the
Irish barrister defended the prisoner. Chief JUS
tce Tindall passed Judgment upon him, and told the
assassin he mad but very short period to live.
Lord William Russels valet made an attempt at
self-destruetion whilst con fined in Newgate.
MASE DoUNoARY.-Ia the House Of Commons.
June 22i, Lord Pallnerston said that he would lay
Nudge and Featherstonhaugh's report before the
house in ten days.
Pagan nj is dead, and to be buried at Genoa.
THAMES TUNNEL.-Ths excavation is so nearly
finished, that they have begun TO move the houses
on the Wrapping side.
The Earl Of Duee died the I'D Of June. The
founder Of his family banker of that name who
amasscd large fortune during the civil wars.
FIRE NEAR THE LONDON DocKs.-A destructive
fire broke in Mapping on the morning OF the I'D,
which threatened destruction 10 the American ship
ping. Eleven houses burnt TO the ground, and ma
ny more partially destroyed, three or four ship.
greatly damaged, besides several boats and four or
FIVE wharves injured TO great extent. Subsequent
accounts state that the fire has been attended with
more destructive consequences than any conlsgra.
ton that has visited the metropolis since the burn
ing Of the Royal Exchange. Property destroyed
estimated at from f2o,ooo to 10000.
TuE GREAT WESTERN RarIwAY.-Thi. noble
project is completed for 50 miles out OF London. II
will be completed between Bath and Bristol in Scp-
TENDER.
TINS sLAvtRr MovrNESr-THE GRrAr AxrI-
sLAvERg AsIrATOR.-Parson Knibb, the incendiary
preacher has besa tdeetually used up by the " Lon
don Courier"
TnE TEMPERANCE MovrMrsr.-The city Of
Waterford has added $4,000 members to the Tenn
perssce Society.
QuEEN NtCroHIA.-It is now settled that the
Queen will give birth TO an infant. The Naval and
Military Gazette" says
We bear that a brcvet will positively take place
n her Majesty gives birth To son. but decidedly
not should daughter be born. 1.-The Queen and
the Prince Of Wales" will be standing toast Of the
United Service.
Music Morning concerts are now all the rag. in
Londos.
Ma. ASD Ma, wsoD.-The London Courier has
the following:
Mr. and Mrs.. Wood, the singers, are about to sail
again frr America.
Earl Ducie i. dead.
HALtFAx AVID BosTox SrrAMsHiP.-W~ OBJ.
serve that the sailing If the Britannia ha. been post
p,ned 10 the 9Th Of July IN oanscqsence ofthe post
Office determining 90 make sp the North American
mails the 81. instead of the LIT II the month as
heretofore. We understand that the repeated trials
of the Britannia have proved IN the CHEST degree
satisfactory 20 ali concerned.
ELEcrioS or a TssPoR.L PrrR The Earl Of
Lucan has been chosen he the Peer si and vote
on the part of ireland in the House of Lords e the
United Kingdom, in the Of the late Earl e En-