Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

The steam ship Britannia arrived at East Boston,
about 5 o'clock Friday morning. She lett Liver
pool 4th inst at p. NJ, arrived at HALIFAX on W. cd
nssday morning, 10th inst, and ieit al IL M on
Wednesday. She.'was in Boston bay Thursday
evening at O'clock but pastook the light, aud was
obliged to stand of ag.in. The Britannia brought
so passengers.
Her news is MT very important. All the late
French napers are much moro pacific than they
have been Int there is every prospect that there
will b. some hard fighting in Syria but not gene
raj war between the great powers Of Europe. In
fnaucia and commercial matters there is no change
| The harvest in England will be great.
The Great Western arrived ont in 1871 days
II is denied that M. Theirs has been gambling in
stocks; but his fathsr-in-lew, NJ Dosne did so and
has left Paris.
QUEER MovEMExr.-Thsre is to be grand
val review at Spthead in October, before Queen
Victoria and the French government have offered to
send eight or ten large men "a war 10 ADD 10 It's
| splendor
There have been severs riots in ireland, and many
murders in England
O'CoHnell comrpenced his repeal agitation in En-
! gland at Liverpool, Aug. Is
The most active preparations making all ever
En- gland in ereyy ,cdy to put the navy extern
s;,e and strong war footing.
There is nothing new from France.
Lord Kcanc, now 81 years DID, (who fought at
New Oreans,) has married the lovely daughter Of
the late Col. Boland.
The British Association met at Glasgow, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Lord Falkland and lady came in the Britannia to
Halifax.
Lord Falkland, the new Governor of Nova Scotia,
married daughter Of Mrs Jordan and William the
Fourth
The custom Of keeping Bartholomew Fair, Lon
don, has been abolished.
Professor Muller, of GottiHgcn, died al Athens m
August
DR.. Otter, Bishop Of Chiches.er, is dead.
The Independence and Samson, packet ships,
were seized for smuggling their last voyage out.
FALuREs.-Widou Mitchell and soss, Of Hsvre,
MI. l.. the great cotton nsauiacturer at ssant.
and Atkisson, Craig & Co bankers OF P''-''"' nave
all failed. -.
The Thames Tunnel is bs'nsd 'o'he bank Of the
river. ~
ry--ey'
Thirteen :pcrsors have been recentlyikilled on
three railroads in England.
Dastmouth rs to be the. great port for mail steam
packets.
A monument is erecting in Edinburgh to Walter
SCOTS memory.
The Pacha of Rhodes has been disgraced for cru
city to the Jews.
The vintage in France promises to be very great
this year.
The Emperor Of Morocco has raised regiment of
900 men, all his
At Constantinople, are &c, 900 choice Turkish
roops concentrated, to oppose Ibrahim Pacha.
Correspondence of the Herald
LONDON, Sept. 2 1910.
EDITOR HERALD, NEW YORK
The Great Western arrived at Bristol in 10 Ii
lays. The Boundary Question, or at least its pre-
ent position, seems TO create anxiety here.
ear that this matter, like the eternal Turco-Egyp-
ian question, can never be settled without diff
ulty.
The Turco-Egyptian question, the all abs orbing
question of all Europe at present, is effected, by
many under currents, and counter currents. N the
reat game of diplomacy that is going on, it is hard
o tell what complexion it may assume on the com
ng day. II has to be treated as a physician
would treat complicated case Of fever, according
o its daily symptoms. According to my prognosis
think the course of things will run something
fter the following order;-
SCENE I-Acr 1-Mehemet Ali will kick the
ltimatum of the four pswers to the devil. This
atest news says, he alreadyihas done.
Acr Admiral Stopford, with the English feet
|
Act 3-Mehemet Ali will kick over the Indian
overland mail, and send IbrahiEl upon CONSTANT
'ople.
Acr Russia will take possession of CONSTANT
Iople to keep Ibrahim out.
Then will commence Act 5, and,all its scenes
which will carry affairs into the very middle Of the
irand National Drama that going o.; except
he Vccroy spoils all the fun and play, by yielding;
which have no idea Russia herself wishes him TO
To- A Russian general, who acted an important
,art in putting down the Polanders, it is said, has
zone to Alexandria, TO offer his sword to Mehemet
Ali, in favour Of his support. There is more ways
han one /" in killing dog, besides choking him TO
ieath with butter;' and Russia has more ways than
me Of getting into Constantinople.
became acquainted with the two Russian engi-
,eers, who had been professional visit to the
United States; and who came as fellow psssen-
ger. with in the British Queen, in June last and
live fellows they are too. They introduced me to
several Of their Russian friends resident in London
among Others General X, late Of the Russian army
dned the 18th Aug with party of them.
The Russians generally are fine looking men. |
was to-day introduced TO Professor Jacobi who has
ust arrived in London from Russia. He belongs TO
he Academy Royal Of St Petersburgh. He has
He told me he had boat the
water, near St Petersburg, 30 feet long by or 10
,-am, which he propelled three miles an hour by
electro battery Of small compass lie - very spen-
lid looking man. not much over thirty years Of age.
,srge tall, and well made, with fine coantenance,
ull Of expression and intelligence, but he speaks
In glish indiferesty.
Capt Taylor is here from America, and has bees
With some Of his friends engaged f,r some time ~
,ndeav orng to make electro magnetic nction avail
,ble for mechanical purposes. A Mr.. Patterson,
mother American, has been interested with him.
But 50 far, | doubt whether results have realized
heir expectations. fIes.rs wstkin. and Hill, Of
Chs-ng Cross, London, have just built them the
tend ~ third machine. II is expected 20 exert
much gres'er power than any Of the others hitherto
tried. II appears like dong, they expect 10 drive
a locomotive With u on railroad. I unierstsad
Capt Tor ana friends have not less than
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