Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19
MORNING HERALD.
New York. "wednesday, August 10. IsAo.
Arrival of the Acadia---Thrce Days Later
from England.

making the passage from Liverpool to Boston in the
unprecedented short time Of twelve days and hall
the quickest passage ever made across the Allan
tic. She arrived at Halifax on Saturday night, IL
M, and left at 4 A. M, stopping at Halifax four
hours On her arrival, she was greeted by salStss
from the Revenue Cutter and from the wharf
Ey this arrival we have received Liverpool pa
pers to the 4th and London to the 3D. The most
important news seems to be the announcement Of
warhke movements in France
The Londen Morning Chronicle Of the Sd instant
contains extracts from the Monitear, giving an ac-
count of the raising 1907 600 extra troops, by the
French government, to be employed in The war in
the East.
This news caused good deal of excitement in the
London Money Market. Business in the manu-
featuring districts continues depressed; but some
slight Improvement had taken place in some
branches.
There had been a slight Improvement in the Cot
ton market. The prospect Of crops was tolerably
coed.
Later and Important News from England,
scent Express from London to Liverpool, for
the New York Herald.
LoSDsN, Tuesday morning, Aug. 4th,
Half past one O'Clock, A. M
Since the sailing of the Preside mt steamer, af
fairs between this country and France have
sumed a more serious aspect, and circumstances
have transpired which prove that the probabil-
ty OF exists other than with the public press
of France. An express has reached London,
announcing the issuing, at Paris, Of two royal ord
T. first of which is to call out the whole
OF the censcrpts of the second portion ohe contn-
ent of 1886; and the other ordinance calls out the
whole Of the CONSUMPTION for 1889. Other ordi-
provide for immediate addition Of ten thou
nd men 10 ALA f,ves hs IF the
line, Is frgates, aud armed steam vessels.
The number of men which these couscripts will add
the existing force Of the French army is said to
be full nshuadred and thirty thousand men, besides
fifteen thousand cavalry. Upon the issue of these
ordinances. the French funds declined very consider
ably; but, it being reported authority that his
Majesty Louis Philippe was most anxious to main
tain peace, they afterwards partially rallied.
In Mgland, the affair has not yet excited that
rieus attention which might be expected; however,
the excitement is on the increase, and unless some
immediate change takes place. shall be in gene
neral state Of ferment. The English population in
Paris said to entertaa fears of war; and very
general impress sion prevail that the lower
ing storm has been created by M. Theirs and his
friends, the press. The King is generally believed
10 be most decidedly opposed to it.
A case exciting most extraordinary interest, has
just been tried n the Home Circuit, before Baron
Gurney-it is that ofthe celebrated Dr. Lardn er for
Grim con. with lady, the wife Of Capt Heaviside,
OF Brighton The damages awarded against DIR.
Lardner eight thousand pounds, and it is scarcely
possible imagine dis graceful case than that
proved agains, the professor Of science. This fcl
how is nov utterly ruined, and by his conduct has
justly the contempt of all classes
or the community.
lCorrespsndence Of the Herald
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3, 1910.
EpIroR HERALD-
SIs-The President left us In fine style on Satur-
day, and the " Acadia sails tomorrow. As the
weather just is very Gue, think it very posi-
bic she will reach New York before the Acadia gets
to Boston.
The Government has lately adopted a measure
here, that is very inconvenent TO the hants il
not unjust and oppressive They have issued or.
dsrs that ship steam vessel shall be permitted
20 receive or carry out Of the kingdom sealed let
tiers, without the same having been put in the post
sfice and the postage paid. Thus all the letters I
write toysa have to be paid for, before they can
leave do not the justice Of En gland collecting
Posta,es ali letters going by saip to America =
Some potion of the sea may be much under our
jurisdiction as theirs. II is well enough to require
all letters brought into the kingdom, to be delivered
ters sent out the Atlantic, is unjust and OPP
pressiVe correspondents and merchants on this
side Of the water, and I hope will, in some way,
be efeetually demonstrated against.
Since Saturday thing, have remained without ma.
terial change. The French and English papers are
warmly engaged in discussing the merits Of the
eastern question. and the and unexpected
treaty of alliance from which France wa excluded
The Enghsh papers say the reason France was ex-
cluded grew out Of her unwillingness to become a
party 10 bargain which was TO strip Mehemet Ali
Of good portion Of his conquered III gotten pos-
sessions.
Though yol cannot believe half that either party
say, am inclined t. think France was designedIv
excluded, aud knew nothing fully Of the Transaction
until Il ~as promulgated.
The commercial treaty, so much talked Of be-
tween the two GOversments. has been postponed
Esrope j. Ike the swells Of the ocean, never en-
hrey suN; masses Of people too great to be long
silent The Eursish reign, and indeed the reign of
all barbaTous people in and about the shores OF the
Bosph0rous, the Nile, and the coast of Svri, a al
an end. Pcope are thick here, they are starry
ing and must and will have outlet, aud land for
home The time has arrived when Asia Minor.
Me scpoiamia, the lovely banks Of the Erphrates
and the Nile will TEEN with European population
This viii be the next grand in civilz iion and
the steam engine will accomplish II all in a vers lit
tie time. British steamers already ploughina
the Red SCI. which Moses crossed dry shod and
their pulling and smoking will be seen on the
bosom of th- Eupbrates, and on every other river
AMI hsrbor &C the habitsbe globe. 60 the utter
astonis hmcnt. and annihlaton ultimately, Of all
heathcns. Oar steam engine will do more towards
spresiin~ civilization than hundred missionaries
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