Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
ARRIVAL OF THE


rusaI of Mehemet All to come to any Terms
but Blows--Anger of Louis Phiiippe--Im-
portant Document by Lord Falmerston--
Insurreetion I'm spain--f'all OF the ministry
M. Theirs a stock JObber--ArrivaI OF Nr'
and Mrs. Wood, and an Italian Opera Com
pany--DeciIne Of Funds---The Markets
Sc sc.
The Gallant Queen arrived here last night, at ele-
ven o'clock She made the passage in fifteen days
from the Needles. BY her we have London papers
TO the lst of September inclusive.
Her news is Important. There is now every pros
meet n a war. Mehemet Ali has positively refused
10 cumply with the request OF the four powers
All over France and England there is the utmost ac-
tivity in preparing the army and navy for war
All the nations of Europe preparing for war
on a grand scale. And yet they ali say, 1t IS az
for psace ?" An admirable way of manifesting a
love of peace this Russia will soon have over
200 600 troops in the field. France will upou
100000 troops in of need, and is fitting up her
naval marine on grand scale. England is now mo-
wing in her vast naval preparations-a number OF
large ships of the line are fitting for sea with all
despatch. New ships are launched, and old ones
fitted up and commissioned At Wooiwich, at
Deptford, and at Portsmouth, the greatest activity
Dr0YallS-a0u
anv of them And this is all for "PEAcE ! ~
The defeat OF the Russians in Circassia is fully
confirmed.
Nj Theirs has been accused Of stock jobbing on
prand scale The ex animation of Louis Napoleon
still continues. He is to be tried in October Louis
Philippe has been nearly shipwrecked. The cap.
tain of the English steamer Edinburgh Castle is
released. The downfall of the Thers' ministry is
expected. The Spanish ministry has fallen. There
has been an insure cton in Spain. Leopold has l,ft
England to try TO pacify Louis Philippe. The
French army and navy has been largely increased
The French papers are more mild The English
people and government keep cool.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood, the singers and Italian
opera troupe, have arrived Lord Falkland, Cover
nor General of Nova Scotia is in the Britannia steam
ship at Halifax. The British Queen seized for
smuggling. Walack was well received the
Haymarket.
The hide pendence arrived out in p days.
The Money Market was heavy, with downward
tendency.
Consos left IF on the evening Of the Sist, at 80 rs
This is a small decline.
Cotton in Liverpool is selling largely at moderate
but steady paces; say for Upland from 81 to I'd for
Mobile from sd to cd, and for New Orleans Sd to I'd.
Manu- 'actures very dull.
The harvest will be very good.
QUEEN VicrosiA, PaIScE ALBERI, &c.-The
The Queen and Court are at Windsor The little
Cueeu visited Eaham races on the 10Th OF August.
Prince Albert here made his 80 maiden entry;" he
entered the illy (sirsd by the ColoneD watch he
claimed Of Capt. Gardner after it had won the town
Mate az Ascot, for a sweepstakes, and lost. So
much fer Albert's /" maiden entry PriEce Albert
has been made Doctor Of Laws by the university
of Oxford The Corporation OF London have made
MIN freeman Of the city Of London. The Queen
has made him Major General. The 18th Hussars
made him C0enel.
QUEEN vicroRrA.-The Queen has gone to Wind
sor: she remains there till November, when she
turns to Buckingham Palace, and remains there TIL
she is delivered of a son daughter, the case
may be
DEPARTURE OF THE BRrrIsH QUrES STEAMSHIP
FOR NEW YoRx-Preciseiy at two o'clock yester-
day afternoon Sunday the British and ransa atlas
tic Steam Navigation Companys powerful steam
ship British Queen, Lieut.. Roberts, X. ", com
mander sailed from her moorngs of the Brunswick
Steam-pack et wharf Blackwell, fer New York.
report had been circulated to the effect that the
British Queen was still under seizure, in conse-
quence OF the late smuggling transactions on board
she would not be permitted TO sail Tor New York
until the Commits sioners of Customs had adiudIca.
ted upon the but this proves to be erroneous,
the company having, II is rumored, previously
satisfied the board that they would hold themselves
the commissioners IN the Ace rdingly, al two
o'clock the signal gun for starting vas fred from
the larb0ard side, and in less than Two minutes the
British Queen, with her poop crowded with passen-
gers was TO be seen proceeding IA majestic yle,
aeainst a strong food tide down the river she
takes out about 10 passengers, among whom are
several French ladies and gentlemen. She mas also
on board a valuable cargo OF light goods. Her ship
letter bag from the General Post Office contains
veral thousand letters besides an immense number
of newspapers The British Queen has been fresh
Manned the old crew, supposed TO be more or less
mI Heated in the late smuggling affair, having, with
the exception ofthe first engineer, and two or three
others been discharged the company's service
London Times, Sept /.
PRospfcr or WAR-The recent military move
ments Of men and ammunition, although on a small
scale are not devoid Of interest at the present cr-
teal position Of affairs in the East Two officers and
a detac hmen, Of gunners and drivers Of the Royal
for particular service in the Mediterranean. On Ss-
turday last Lieutenant Tate, three non. cont sion
ed officers, and ~ guupers and drivers, embarked
AZ head quarters at Woolwich. on board her Maies-
tvs stean-vcsssI the Albsn, and sailed within an
hour afterwards for Portsmouth,, 90 be transferred
90 the line of battle ship the Vanguard OF - guns.
CAPTAIN Sir David Dunn, knight, X e. B., who had
Instructions TO sail immediately their arrival for
Gibraltar The men were taken by surprise, having
only hal one days notice Of the intended Mt
IL l. only a6out three weeks since the Numa IRE ght
.hip sailed from the Royal Arsenal, with a large
quantity of military stores and 5O) barrels OF gun
powder from Purhect board. and the Index hirec
schooner Is az present loading AZ the Royal Arsena
with stores a a similar description, 90 supply the
military stations at Malta aud Cora. Although
these m 'vcments may appear strtws in compa-
risen with the movements ofthe British army, they
show how the wind blows -Timts.
IL PrAcE PaErARx roR WAR--Althouoh there
ia little apprehension " war. yet looking 90 the