Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

war was brought about is this In the Council
Lord P.lmerston proposed that for the more eiiec
tuai protection of Constantinope, Russia should be
authorised TO send ships OF war to the Bosphorus, as
well as a land force TO Asia Minor. Lord Melbourne
refused his consent, aud exhibited great deal OF
temper against his Foreign Secretary, when the lat
ter suddenly proposed the closing of the Bosphorus
aad Dardanelless to armed ships of all nations.
The COUNSEL failed to see that the whole Russisn
policy accom- lished by this maneuvre, As it is
only by the presence of hsr fleet that Britain could
counterfeit the ascendancy of the Emperor at Con-
stantdopie.
The Court and Fashionable Intelligence.
Prince Albert, during the ensuing season, intende
TO devote a considerable portion Of his leisure tins
20 the sports of the field Orders have Just be is
sued for the sruction Of kennel for the printers
aud lother sporting dogs belonging ITO the prince
The Hew kenael will be .erected at the keepers
lodge, close to Virginia Water The board Of works
has taken the affair in hand which is to be construc
ted by Mr. Stacey, builder, of Elton.
The attendance Of the band AT the castle, during
dinner, has been commanded by her majesty to be
discontinued, in consequence OF the alarming illness
Of the Princess Augusta.
Considerable alarm has been created at the castle,
amongst certain OF he domestics, upon its being
mored that the Hon Mr.. Murray, the master Il the
household was eXpe ted to return from Germany in
the course OF few days Whether, when the ho-
norable economist his duties aey alteration
will be made In the tea and sugar arrangements, re-
mains to be seem but is not expected that her,na
esty will ever again suferithe royal housemads to
and out of that to be compelled.to find thsis town
bon and moist"
" Upwards Of hundred workrnen are actively EN-.
poyed in the left wing Of BucE ngham Palace pre-.
pairing suite of rooms for the royal nursery The
drawing ROOM akfast-room. luncheon ROOM and
wardrobe of Prince Albert appropriated to this
a-important purpose
TIE PRINCESS AUGUsFA.-Thc following is a
copy Of the bulletin issued =
The Princess Augusta has been tranquil and quiet
through the night, and her Royal Hghness continues
in the same state as yesterday.
"Ciarence House, Sept. IL
MOVEMENTS FOR MExIco-We have heard taat
a company for selecting the best portion ofthe lands
appropriated by the Mexican government under
their land warrants is in contemplation, with the
view of turning these securities to some valuable
purpore for the bondholders. The idea is to form
join.~stock company by means of the Deferred
Mexicen stock by which the holders entitled to
certain proportions Of waste lands in Mexico, part
of which are said to be capable of easy cultivation
and extremely productive. Under the decree Of
conversion of the foreign debt to bet the
Mexican government and the committee Of boadhol-
ders in 1897 find il stipulated, for further secur
~ in the payment Of the principal d.nteros OF the
national Consolidated fund, that the Mexican goyren-
ment specially hypothetical one hundred million Of
acres Of the vacant lands in the departments Of Cali
fornia, chihuahua, New Mexico, Sonora ard Texas
The portion OF these lands in Texas cannot now
be tangible for the object intended and California
is in some respects doubtful; but immense tract
of land undoubtedly still remains, and the decree
provides that the deferred bonds shall contain clauses
thereto required, shall grant TO the bearer of the
said bond full right Of property and complete pos
session in the number ofacres ofIand spondng
to the amount of the said bond, with the ruling
interest thereon at the rate OF four Of land for
each pound sterling, which full and complete pos
session will be given by the competent authorities
on presentation OF the bonds
These the words Of the fourth article Of the
decree so that there can be question oil the right
OF the holders OF the deferred bends to the poses
sion of the alocated lands according tn their amount,
We believe the projectors Of the company intend to
limit the sphere OF their operations TO extent OF
Is millions of acres, which will be selected as the
best and most eligible Of the whole for the purpose
Of colonization. Morning Chronicle.
ENGLISH AND FREscH THEArRIcALs.--Grisi
Tambarini, and others Of the Italian Operate Com.
pany have gone to Dublin TO give concerts. Ma
dame Vcstris ~ opened Covent Garden sans RI
vairy. The PLY was the Merry Wives of Windsor.
The following p~t cannot be cqualled in the present
days Of the drama-Falstsh, BARLEY; Slender, Ma
thews; Sir Hugh, Meadows; the Wives, Madame
Vestris and Mrs. Nisbett; Anne Page, Miss Rain
forth.
After the comedy the national anthem was sung
with the additional verse, the principal solos by
Madame vestris and Miss Rainforth II was heard
with loud appreciation.
The burletta Of the Sleeping Beauty, concluded
the evening
The house nearly full at the first prices, bu,
after the second price crowded.
Drury Lane Theatre is expected to open on the 81
proxmo.
Wal!aeS has appeared at the Haymarkc,, in his
favorite part of Martin Haywood, ia the traly En-
glsh drama the Rem; Day. Rees, the new comic
actor, played Bulfrog FOR the fret time, and Mrs
Sterling, another dsbutante, played Rachel. The
house was very well and fashionably attended, his
Royal Iighncss, the Duke of Brunswick, the Hon
Fitzroy stanhope, Mr. Poole. and others Of the hau
ton being among the risiiers.
The Adephi Theatre, which is now in ruins, !.
expected to be rebuilt by the close Of the ensuing
month, when it will be opened for the season. under
the management OF Mr.. Yates.
The City of London Theatre has opened with a
new drama 1hs Storm az Home Os5aldiston and
Miss Vincent are the leading features. A touch OF
the horrible, called The Massacre Of the Jews &C
Damascus, was produced the same night IL is ia.
ken from the newspaper accounts OF that tragic
affair.
The negotiations entered into between Cerito and
the Grand Opera Of Paris have failed IL is the ma
mayer of the Scala Theatre who has secured the SER
vices OF Isgiisni's young rival, by rendering her
terms much superior TO those which the Acadc ME
Royale was disposed TO give her She will reap
pear in London next spring
The Italian Opera Of Paris is TO open the let of
October with Bellini's PuTifani. The COMPANY
will consist Of VI. VI. Rubin, Labache, Tamburini.
Mario De CANDIDA Nitrate, Campagnoi, and MoreIIi;
and Of Mesdames Grisi. Persana, and Albertazxi
Though Madame vardot pauline Garcia) has re-
turned 20 Paris, she does not appear to have been
engaged at the Italian Opera. Negotiations have
been entered into Between her and the Academic
Royal de Nusique but the terms required by her are
said to be such 20 leave few hopes EITHER ending
in engagement. AT this latter theatre Mdlle
Heinef.ter is engaged for three years. at the rate
Of 200pOf for the frat, 3OOo0f for the second and
~, ooOf for the third
Charles Kean was playing at Brighton There
was no row abost the correspondence with the ma
nsger that created so much talk. lie played Ham.
let the first night and Claude Menotte, the second