Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-10

Tnr AuxRicAN AorrAreRs.-By the last
counts Msssrs. B,dney, Garrison. Stanton, &c were
abusing their coantry and their countrymea at Biz
minghsa "a E
Colonel Thornten, who went to Lcndon for the
purpose OF usgotang loan for tns state of Illinois,
Of one million Of dollars, met with diff cslty in
aiatey succeeding in the object of this mission,
and has returned in the Great Wsstera
We are Informed through good channel, though
the statement would appear to be hardly credible,
that the asen Of the United States bank are pur-
chasing cotton in New Orleans. Seme thousands Of
bales, At is added, have come To the consignment OF
eminent house in London-Morning POSI-
Caiiias gallery is daily crowded wih iash'onabiss
in Tendon.
Professor Espy has been delivering his lectures on
the theory of storms at Liverpool
AcRrcULrunE.-Th members Of the Royal Agri-
cultural Society Of England held their annual diu-
ner at Camb &c the 18th ut. An immense pavi-
lion eTect.d in the grounds Of Downing College,
aud twenty-five hundred persons were present
Several Americans we're invited to the dinner, and
among the number was Mr. Stevenson, the Ameri-
can minister, who delivered speech appropriate
to the occasion.
Fsosr, WILLIAMS. AND JoSEs The Mandarin
convict ship Captain MIDDLE, which sailed from
Falmouth the - h of February, arrived al Cim0p
Bsy Good Hope, on the 18th OF May On tie 3oth Of
April information given tina IL the intentions
OF the convics to take possession Of he ship and
carry her TO America and John Black convict,
waste navigate the chip One OF the guards wash
the pl"t Shipping GHsstts
Mr. Davies of the North and South American
Coffee House IS dead He rupturcd blood vessel,
and was well only two days.
Sir. Z. w. st. John Mildmsy, Bart, was drowned
in the Thames, by falling overheard, in consequence
of the insecurity Of rail ia the steam boat Rose,
when the vessel came in contact with the wharf
Sir Robert Baker, Chief Magistrate Of Bow street
10 dead.
Mr. JOY, the Queens counsel, the Hon. Col Stop
ford, and Lady Charlotte Doye, are dead.
The Bishop Of St. David's is dead.
Warde, the tragedian, is dead.
steam Navigation
TRIAL OF TINS PRnsIpESr STEAM SHr.-This
magn fcent steamer, said to be the largest adoat,
arrived ~ Passage at nine O'Clock IN Thursday eve-
ming. after an experimental, and, to tsose on board
4; lightful tsip, If six or ght and twenty hours
axainsta powerful head wind from Liverpool Her
approach 10 Cove and up 10 Passage was hailed with
the firing Of cam n the discharge OF fireworks, and
the cclama.ions Of thousands OF spectators Assem-
bied from the pes hbouribg districts to witness ans
welcome this moving wonder IN naval architecture
The saiu;es on shore were answered by the Presi-
dent in pronpt style, and having come tn anchor
opposite the st George Steamer c ampany's Pier
nj Passage the vast concourSe OF people with which
the beach was crowded gave three heartily cheers
whilst rockets and other fireworks were discbarg
ed in abundance. The President more tnan jasiiGe.
the scrpt,oa given Of her. She is IN every point
of view wei suited for the important trade for which
she is destined, and altogether presents specimen
of British enterprise worthy the Commercial great
ness Of England The scene at Passage yesterday
was beg "ni description animated Many thousands
Of tickets had been issued BY Mr. Beaie, of the ST.
George Ofice here, and from eight IN the m.rGing
until four the afternoon the arrivals Of dshona
b!eson board were unctasing; and il is due 10 the
gentlemen upon whom IL devolved Ia C 'ndnct the
visitors and afford Information, 10 state, TIA: their
con tea at were hen Dn
board nor should we forget To paricu'arise Mr..
RsinbrIdge, the eharn,an Of the directors az
whom AMI several Others Of the mercantile b dy Of
Liverpool came ia her. Colonel AspireH, Mr.. Mac
gre g0r Laird secretary mir. Beae aud Mr.. Conway,
VI the department he e. &c, rs having taken lead
ing part The arrangements. All the river steamers
filled to excess aud c ntinued To- arrive hourly
during the day, willis about SOD vehicies-public
and prvatc--were to be seen, al one ard the SAME
time, q, the Passage Rosd. Much, however, -,the
moriicati0i and disappointment oil sore eight orten
asand per,ous who arrived a RI o'clock, init
IN alton, then for The FIRST time naointe was mac
mat access 20 the Pres dent cnsed for the day.
large party, specially invited, bsIng soout to sit
do wR 10 a repast.- Cork Southern Reporter.
This great giant Of the deep-ihe largest steamer
in the world-srrved in Kingston at eleven O'Clock
ye.terda, from Cork, having left the latter p acc
six o'clock on the previous evening. Before pro-
ceedng TO give brief description OF tie vessei we
may re- mark, en- passant that her arrival was ex
pected and yesterday being a most favorable day
for the citizen taking trip To Kingston, the nun
bers that grated from the city to- VISIT the Prss
dent were Immense. Not less shan from Is q U e.
q, 900 were board in the course Of in day so
great indeed were the crowds, that much danger
was spprehended by the pressure Up the gangwsy
BY who IA the visitors were admitted; and
fouad necessary TO bring Inspector Murphy. with a
party of Police TO preserve order. The fault was
that Of the people; IL arose from the eagerness
of the soamen to put their passengers boari, in
order to return to shore quickly again. After TIE
poiIce were stationed ON the eangway, the create
regularity wa. preserved; and happy ~ state
| that no accident occurred The officers aij men Of
the vessel were exceedingly polite and attentive to
their numerous visitapts The vessel Is indeed
a perfect curiosity, and no person gsze her
without being struck with amazemeut Mt the
wande rful progress which mechanism a1d art are
daily making in these count les she two hundrcd
md seventy five feet long and so on her ans; her
rthen is 75 registered tons, ssd her gigantic
gines 900 horse power; her paddle wheels are ur-
wards Of 20 feet high, and her drsught of water at
present Is feet; her Clip /. from IL 10 ~ feet Arc
sular tier of wndoss runs along each side; they
IS IN number She Is painted black ard her bow Is
adorned BIZ n fin carved STATUE or the President
she has three uasts, coIsiderably "raked," aud
three decks, the upPermcst of which we can cop'-
pare TO nothing eScspt world in miniature. The
accomm odation Tor passengers Is III the very first
order. The upper deck consists Of a saloon, or
dining room - feet vide by 25 Tong, Communicating
by double entrance, with vide and lafy corridor,
which reaches entirely to the after part 81 the ship