Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-03
No 20I

The COURT" In consequence Of the treatment
Awrnes correspondent, an under-graduatel exPe-
rienced by the Duke of Wellington, at Windsor
where the bedchamber Ladies called him The old
heoei, went To London on Tuesday week for the
purpose OF accompanying his Grace in presenting
the oxford Address oil Congratnlation TO the Queen
1t may interest some of your readers to know a few
things that came under my eye on that occasion
We mustered about four hundred strong dressed for
the most part in full academical costume and went
In procession from the Oxford and Cambridge Club
to Buckingham Palace The Duke met us there in
his cancellaria robes attended by large number of
the nobility and the Archbshops of Canter bury,
York, and Armagh, His Grace looked worn, but not
STOPPING. His countenance indicated, also, what
imagine to be his real feelings when approac hing
queen ny whose servants he had been grossly
outraged Alter waiting few minutes in the ante
chanoer, we were all admitted into the presence of
ner Majesty who sat, dressed in mourning on the
throne AZ the extreme end of the Prince
Albert, In uniform, stood mute and mot onless in
every limb and muscle, at her left hand He seemed
about five feet ten inches highs well enough look
ing but smooth laced and very pale On the right of
the Queen stood also in black the Duchess of Snther
land and Lady Barham. The Queens ministers
stood some ON the right, and on the left hand
and OF all Toue looking figures. did see an
equal 20 that of Lord Normandy, COMMONLY called
Mantalini. Near a fire place and between il and
screen, stood lord Lilford, with his face peeripg
above the screen. The Duke of Wellington then adj
vanced 10 the foot of the throne and read the address
with manly voice. which, on its being presented 10
the Queen was handed to Lord Normandy, who
placed the answerto II in her Majestys hands, which
Queen listen
ed attentively 10 the address, with her eye fixed
upon the address in the dukes hands. When the
duke knelt to kiss her hand, there was a kind of
smile IN the queens countenance for moment. The
depatatlon having kissed hands, we all backed out
ct the presence, and returned home"- Northamp-
ton Herald
LoS9oS M on M.nKrr April 5th.This was the
sccouno was very small and the the
Of cqnso has risen they closed al 81 10 selier
the extreme essnss of money everywhere aud
$ & have again rssq ais 10 preraam
market whie continue brisk Great Western have fur
birmingham ier price ,o Of re to S1 ~
B th s spE 9raS Are to 10 IT.
marx wheel ns. price fs s1 ~ the Is ' 1s5 per
at LoHdoa at siSS being + S osl s
s st ont sS o At Par Scr T. L %SsS the
English Hb pse q ., ' o1 the ounce for standard gold
don at short being follows that gold is Oc per cent
The rates Of ckehange Amsterdam and Paris were about
Slight Sf IN b nr Sr Ss on na s
The amount Of business done in the exchanges generally
1P5rtaoP Of The from port London to
foreign and colonial ports for the week ending 9th Of April i
| as der.
- sf,.. cain - p.,..,.u Ounces,
syereon TO Hamburger ...... ........... 10000
Silver com 10 BRUSH West Indies: GO"
s SEsr com to Glbraitar.. 10000
Lospos Gems EScasSSs April ii.oor arrival Of Eng
sh Wheat last week, short end this morning show
land carriage samples only moderatd the articI,
= dull at decline Of uy per quarter; and although
Foreign asoered at the reduciionrery little
transacted.
Essex Kent, and Suffolk Red Wheat white 81 to IS
quarter Lincoln, York, Sc Red, SO white
Scotch Red lnomina white Irish nomnaD
81 To g. white Gj Foreign, red white
LWERPooL CoTroN MNRNrr, FRtDAY, April iOth-
The demand this week has been very moderate
portion of tc a,c imports from the United States being
inferior quality the market for this heavy
prices II lower than Friday last the mddng quale
also rather cheaper whsl the fair aud better
without material change Brazil the otcI hand scare
aud fully ID deafer ~ Egyptian and Surs there
ton 1900 American have been taken speculation
American fer export.
ACCOUNT sALEs IMPORTS COTTON, rRoN rifr
n. rms