Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17
MORNING HERALD.
New York, Friday, July IL, lsAo.
&C. See first page.

The Foreign News. The British Queen.
This noble steamer had not arrived last night at
midnight, nor are we very much surprised at not
seeing her In the first place, it is very possible
that she did not leave Portsmouth until the I'd OF
July in which case she has not yet been out quite
fifteen days; and in the second place, the packet
ship Toronto, which left London the LIST OF June,
and the Europe Zone of the fastest sailing vessels
out of our portO which left Liverpool few days
afterwards have neither of them arrived; although
both have been out over forty days. This proves
that the winds have been flowing strong from the
westward for some time
We have been induced to expect the British
Queen here before this time, chiefly on account OF
the astenishngy quick passage IL days and hours,
which she made her last trip westward in. But that
was unusually quick for her she having once been
over 20 days. and generally up to Is days in making
the trip. However, if she does not come stcamin g
up the bay before the afternoon, shall think 1t
possible that the may CHI us by way OF Bos-
ton first
Her arrival is looked for with great anxiety, on
account Of the importance Of the news expected by
her. We think it possible that the French may
have sent home some very full particulars respect
ing the new Antarctic continent, which may reach
us by the Queen. The news of the death OF the
King of Prussia will probably be confirmed with all
its important bearings on the destinies of monar-
chles in Europe and the progress OF civilization
throughout the old world. We also look for some
important results arising from the differences be-
tween Nj. Theirs and the Chamber Of Deputies. 1t
is possible that further and definite steps may have
been taken to bring home the bones OF Napoleon
Aboye ALL the Queen or the Britannia will bring
full accounts of the Great Humbug Conference Of
Nations in London. on the Slavery Question, with
all the speeches of Garrison, Burney, and Stanton,
specially delegated from the United States to make
fools of themselves abroad. We have been a long
time now without news from China either direct or
indirect and we daily anticipate to hear of very
important blow being struck in that quarter. The
final action of the.French Government, in relation
to the African expedition, either to abandon the
colony to take such energetic steps as shall crust
Add l-Kader may possibly reach us by this arri-
val The trouble and difficulty between the King
Of Naples and England, the Sulphur, may have
led to some hard fighting and disastrous results !;
Sicily would be nice little acquisition, in the
shape of Jewel, in little victoria's crown.
The state of the Queen of Englands health will
positively be known by this arrival; she has been
married now, some several months. Probably the
steam ships will bring the copy ola Regency Bill
The fate of Stanlsy's Irish Bill the outlines of Tai
fourds Copywright Bill, and the action thereon will
all be known by this arrivals and without doubt we
shall learn BY it hat the Canada Government Bill
has passed the House OF Commons, in pretty much
its original.
This, with perhaps some action on the Maine
Boundary Commissioner Report the accounts OF
the ravages by the plague in Egypt, Syria, and Tur-
key, tsc state of the cotton, money and other
ke,s with the fashions for July, and the fighting in
Spain nake all classes anxious much to the
next news from England. We shall crafty all in one
hour after il reaches US.