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

tronised by the Queen. You will in one place see
| Butcher to the Queen" Shoemaker to the
| Queen" "Confectioner to the Queen" and on
through all the trades of Lendon. But the most
curious recOllect to have seen, the Of
tailor, to this effect, :" BY appointment, Brooches
Maker to the Queen
The 9th inst is presentation day to her Majesty
but as have to go down to Liverpool tomorrow on
business, shall net have an opportunity OF being
| presented on that day. Another time will do as
"weel "-four's truly, A. ).
p. 81 wish you would persuade the consignecs
OF the British Queen, never supply any more wine
As we come over number OF the passengers were
like beggars, because the wine ri en- to them
got drunk nearly every day, and verted the boat
into perfect brothel and disturbed the passengers
every night with their revelry and bacchanalean
songs. set of low Germans were on board, whe
raised gutteral concert every night less musical
in notes than choir of bulfrogs in southern pond
These reveries were kept up till twelve end one
O'Clock at night There was round faced German
from your place by the name Of S minus n tsoth-
who swore he ID have sandwich" every night
raise rebellion-and he must also have two bottles
of hook, one on each side Of his plate before he
could eat his dinner. Now let the consignees only
sell wine, and charge less for passage, and all such
drunken revslry will cease. Men wont get drunk
every day on champagne if they have it to buy. A
great deal is also drank by he subordinate ec ers,
where so much 10 wasted among passengers wh ich
disqualifes them for duty. A.. J.
LIvKRrooL June Goth, 1870
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
The Anti Slavery Convention sat on the 10Th in
Exeter Hall, London, as stated-the Duke OF Sus-
IN the chair. O'Connell, / understand from a
spectator, was there pouring out the visls Of his
wrath and SANDER on theAmericans; and introduced
documents supplied by American abeitionsts to
prove Mr. Stevenson liar, and that little negroes
raised Richmond like little pigs, for the south
ern plantatiOns!!! a
AT tai, meeting the infamous Jas. q. Brney Wa
introduced on the platform as one Of the Amer
delegates; and his introducer stated tn he
regularly nominated as a candidate for The
dency of the United States!!! wonder how many
votes he will get? This traitor TO his country then
went to endorse all Of OConnels ISLANDERS against
the Americans. And declared that, In his opinion,
in twenty years not slave would exist in the Anne
rcan Union! ('Sooner, sooner-imm- diatep cried
other American traitors and Englishnen)
A black negro was introduced from some Of the
northern states, and was much applaude1. Garri-
son brought over with him some deladed women,
abolition delegates. These fair traitresses have
been excluded from this convention BY a formal
vote of the same. Let me again repeat, that if the
American people are true to themselves, they will
compel these American traitors and calumnators of
their native country, to return to England, and to
live here the balance of their lives, and never su
fered again to enter the United States, pain Of
being hung.
I reached Liverpool yesterday morning at 7 A. NJ
after having travelled all night the railroad from
London via Birmingham. fonnd the average speed
not to exceed that on our roads. The distance is
6 miles; time III hours, including stoppsse5. They
have two classes of cars; for rich people here are
afraid Of contamination to sit with the poor, for
snort ride. The common class csst to Liver
pool 81 rs. in the higher class cars they charge
60 lbs. cd. Ii being night trip, thought would
take seat in the best class OF cars, where might
have chance of sleeping Bat owing to the excess
sivc motion of the coach, they call the car here,
never closed my eyes the whole way.
Six passengers sat IN my coach, myself included;
each seat divided off with like a chair,
and " oil cushioned.
Our party consisted of a member Of Parliament
from Ireland, returning on visit; a very Iatelli
gent, liberal, gentlemanly man; also Of gentleman
and lady Of Dublin, returning home from Italy, where
they had spent the winter in Naples Tor the
ment Of the geutleman's health. Disease, pul'oonc
in its character.
The Other passenger was Mr.. vickers, Of the firm
Of Messrs Nayl,r, Hutchinson, Vickers L. Co, sx-
tepsive steel manufacturers OF Sheffield. bore q
stter to the house, and fell in with Mr. Vickers, in
Londss, where he had been TO up new locofne-
tive engine, improved by HIMSELF on the railway o.
London to try its speed and sud let the com
pany witness its performance. which proved very
satisfactory. The inventor OF the engine, Mr. ",
claims for his improvement greater adhesion Of the
| wheels, and greater speed. His engine has six
| wheels, the two centre being the driving wheels,
| while the two wheels in the rear, and the two
wheels in 'front.' driven by leather bands instead
| Of connecting rods which requires less repair, and
creates less friction He proposes, in future, not
tn let his crank wheels touch the rails at ALL ~ in
other words, have no crank wheels mt ALL but sub.
stitute driving drums in their places and to pre- pei
| all thu guide wheels with bsads; by which ans he
expects with ease to attain with train cars,
| rage speed Of 90 miles per hour. hr. Robert Ste
| phsnson thinks fsvorsbly Of his improvement, ard
Mr. v. has Jnst taken out patent for the same He
says he aims to introduce into the Uoited States
| / recommended him e. apply t. the Lock and Ca.
| nal Company At Lowell, Massacbusetts, as suitable
persons TO aid him IN bringing il into use in tie Uni.
| ted States.
Mr. vickers has been Kind enough TO accompany
ms down 20 Liverpool, for no other purpose but 10
inirodnce NE in person 20 his friends here.
New York ~ much talked about here that IL al
sost makes me feel at home 10 be here.
attended a fair al the Mechsnics' Institute yes
'erdav. The articles in painting and sculpture
greatly exceed ours At eur mechanical exhibitions,
&c. But in useful arts, in exhibitions Of habicsl
ingenuity and invention, the specimens in-ig.
nifcant, and bore no sort az comparison 60 what
have seen shown nj Castle Garden and at Nbo's;
do believe there is that sountry on the globe
which comes MP much .ess can excel.the wonder
fu Ingenuity and inveation of my own country men,
and al which every American should feel proud.
I met in this Ius itute what little expe cted 90
see On fue large gilied tablet seen our De.
clarstios Of Independence, Washingtons Farewell
Address and the Constitution OF the United States
printed in letters OF god and in another room, |
pendenco | am sure nothing Of the kind would be
sesn, on a similar occasion, in Lon ION, which con-
firms me in the belief that Liverpool 10 more Am.ri-
can in sentiment and feeling than any other town in
Eus land.
Your account Of the sailing Of the Queen found
bulletined at Lovd's, and At the North aud South
American COFFEE Uousc, in London, and az the Ex-
change in Liverpool. The Herald 10 mneh looke ed
60 here for the latest news. l should have men
tioned that tAe cap aud gloves worn by Lord Byron
while commanding in the Greek service were shown
at the Mechanics Institute.
Corrox M.sxrv. June 25.-The sales since Fri
day aneun 10 rs coo bass, of which 1000 were taxi
which are taken on speculation; r ice. have not va
81 The import of the week ,s - Rn bap. viz