Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25

they were determined resigning in a body. The
following list proves that the Cabinet has had the
upper hand on this occasion:
1st Bureau-De Remusat, Doctrnaire Minste-
rial.
I'd Bureau-Legentil, Ministerial.
Sd Bureau-Saunac, id.
4th Bureau-De Lessert, id. Doctrinaire.
9Th Bureau Quisnault, id. Doctrinaire
9th Bureau-Calmon, Ministerial
7th Bureau-Lacross, Opposition.
Sth Bureau-Dumont, Ministerial Doctrinaire.
9th Bureau-Maleville, Opposition.
The Tartare steamboat, which left Algiers on the
2lst arrived at Touon on the oath, with despatch
es The reports which have been circulated at
Touon, and according to which the Arabs had suf-
fered great losses, are confirmed.
PARIS Mosrr MARKErFive per cts INF Soc Three per
cts, sof soc. -Four per cts lo2f soc.
SHIP Nrws--ayre Jan. sailed ship Bowdtch for New
Orleans. Bordeauq, Jsn sid, Romuus and America for
Orleans, and the Pacific for Philadelphia
England.
The QUEENS MARRIAGE.-The Naval and Mill
tary Gazette, says:-'It is, informed, now
definitely arranged that her Majestys marriage will
take place on the 10th of February.
The last accounts about the Queens marriage, say
that it to take place the 9Th Of February We
have before stated, that the assertion of the Wall
street papers, fixing il for the 4th, was false.
RoBBINe THE QUEES.--It is high time that the
Queen was married, and had natural sufficient pro-
tcctor guardian. There have been attempts on
her life, and on her chastity stones have been
thrown into her bedroom, through the windows at
night loafers have invaded the sanctty Of her pri
vate apartments; madmcn have demanded to be adj
mittcd TO share her bed and board on the plea that
they were Kings of England and lastly, they have
commenced robbng her. The Times of Dec. 3Oth,
says, that some scoundrel stole from Windsor Cas-
te quantity of wearing apparel consisting of silk
and velvet waistcoats, silk scarfs and cravats, two
gold rings and H. IS. in money; also, from the kitch
EN- divers articles, the propcvty OF her Majesty.
THEArRIcALs.-Thep play OF "Love" was played
IS nights, and the "Beggars Opera IS nights in
succession, at Covent Garden. Ellar the famous
Harlequin, was brought up TO Worship street, for
frolcking in his harlequin dress. The Opera, it is
expected, will commence month earlier than usual
next season Grsi, who is still in England, viii
sumo her situation as prima donna at the opening.
Ma. AND MRs. Woop.-The Liverpool Chroni-
cle,'' OF January Sd, says -" Mr. and Mrs. Wood,
the eminent vocalists intend to make another trip
across the Atlantic next spring. They expected
to take their departure for New York about the mid
die of March Jim Crow Rice and Blackstone will
probably leave England about the same time for the
United States.
PENNY Posr-Thc number Of letters transmitted
in the week ending the I'D of December, 1888, from
Dublin, was but, in round numbers, 100000; under
the new system, in the corresponding week Of this
wear, they have amounted to $780, 900, and with an
increased revenue Of fifty pounds.
Admiral Sir William Hargood, and viscount Las
celles, are dead.
OLp ESeLIsH NEwspAPERs.-The copies Of the
English MercuTIs (the earliest English newspaper)
in the British Museum, have been discovered with
in the last few days TO be forgeries Amsng others,
Chatterton ]. supposed to have been concerned in
their fabrication.
IL Dill
Mr.. Fitzroy Kelly, and Mr.. Thomas, have been en-
gagged for the defence Of the prisoners The fees Of
Sir Frederick and Mr.. Kelly will not be far short Of
Elooo. They have 300 guineas each as special re-
tainer ts. Cd each per mile to Monmouth and bac
heavy fee with brief; Is guineas to each Of their
clerks, and all expenses paid.
Tur President STEAM SHIP.-This stupendous
vessel (25oO tons) was tewed by the Caledonian
Steam Company tug Caledonia, Reid, from the
North Forcland to the Downs, a distance OF fifteen
miles, against tide and strong breeze, in two hours,
on her way to Liverpool
Tar FIsE ARTS Is THE EAsr.-Letters from the
East mention that Horace vernet will spend some
months at ConstantInoplc, previous to his return
int France and notice also the presence in that CT
" OF NJ. Gudin, French marine painter OF emi-
ncnce, mission connected with his art. The
same letters state that hall is fitting up at Pera,
for the representation OF dramatic pieces concerts,
and festivals Of all sorts; and that Mr.. DAbbadie
had quilted Alexandria for Jerusalem.
CHIvaLRy ~ acknowledgements IN Tt
rLts.-On the 10th Of October four or five hundred
Cabardian and Tartar Princes assembled at Tifis to
celebrate their national fefe- After the performance
Of divine service in the open air, horse racing and
grand tournament commenced. Eighty horsemen,
armed from head 10 foot, and mounted upon steeds
covered with armor, entered the lists. They divi-
ded themselves into two bodies, and carried on a
combat tf three hours first with the lance and next
with the sword. The Cabardians wore gilded ar
NOR with red scarfs, and rode grey horses. The
Tartsrs wore silverpated armor, with greenscarts,
and had black horses. The victory was with the
Cabardians Of whom, at the end Of the tournament,
eight were still in their strrups, whilst all the Tar
/ tars had been dismounted. No more serious acct
dent than few Commissions occurred. In the even
ing tnere was discharge Of fireworks in the noun
tans. General Gollowine, and great number n
the ladies' Of TiAis present at the Tournament
SctEscr ~ GrRnASY.-The Austrian govern
ment has decided establishing two institutions 81
! science literature and the fine arts-one in LON
| hardy the other in the Venetian territory.
Russia.
4 Oprss. Dee. 5th.-Military preparations in the
\ south Of Russia are actively continued. Fourteen
battaions comprising together 10000 men, had beer
7 embarked at Sebastopol and kertch for Anapa, "a
reinforce the army Of the Black Sea. commanded by
General Grsbbc. According TO the official report.
Of this army has lost in the present year by sick