Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26


been submitted TO the Queen as the color be used
in the various manufactures of silk and ribbons for
the public celebration of her Majestys nuptials;
but with the style of such manufacture the memo
raliss do not interfere leaving that entirely to the
prevailing style and fashion. This color has seen
adopted by her Majesty &c d s,si 81
The Queen of England has sent magnificent sad
die and accoutrements, as a present to Espartero,
the Spanish General. s!i Is9ga74.q '-sg sar,
Her Majesty eeslittle company at w ndsor; and
the lists of guests at the Royal table rarely contain
any names save those Of members Of the Household
the Duchess of Kent, and viscount Melbourne. d '
BUCKINGHAM PALAcE.-Mr. Blore the architect
has three hundred men at work at Buckingham, Pal
ace to make some alterations in Consequence of the
intended royal marriage The orders are to have all
finished by the middle Of January. ". - o. s9-t
PARLIAMENT HoUsEs-NEw LIaiirs.-The inte-
rior Of the House of Commons is filled with carpen-
tiers, painters, etc who are employed in making the
OF the Bude light which is to be tried the first
day OF the next session. The chandeliers have been
removed, and in order to give effect TO the light the
workmen are making the ceiling Of the purest white,
STATE OF AFFAIRS in iENGLAND-The London
Morning Herald of January 5th, gives the follow
ing glowing picture of the prospect before them,
parliament will ere long assembe--tO ad wise
with her Majesty on the domestic and foreign af-
| fairs of this critical era. At home, the nation is
convulsed with the plots of the Chartsts and anar-
chists-lreand and Wales Scotland and England,
are heaving with the FACILITATING schemes Of revolu
tionists and rioters Whence is all this turmoil and
musteringthis foreboding of terror and insecurity
aftcra peace ofmore than twenty years. Whence
is it the voice N loyalty has fled alike the town and
countryl Wk,uee is it that old English attach
ments exchanged for the curses of conspirators
and the plots oftraitors? Look at the men ho
round the throne-who haunt the Privy Council.
bn bv1un and he lrpo he af Lose
to account for this direful change. They men
who have done everything in their power to provoke
| revolution under the name of reform. They have
upset nearly all our municipal institutions, and
they would upset the social and ecclesiastical
They have enacted laws Cor starving the poor, HON
they pretend to educate. They have demolished
the responsibility of corporations, till at length
men of all parties are ashamed to be found in Town
| Councils. They have held up the nobility, gentry,
and clergy Of England, the iyrants and enemies of
the people Can they wonder that riot and insurrec-
ton the fruits Of their labours? And what has
been their foreign polcyl TO truckle to France and
Russia, and America--:o bully and lbustef over un-
resisting weakness. A Russian, emissary is now. in
the country. He comes to dictate to the terms on
which we may be allowed to send man-of-war or
two into the Black Sea. And is ii come te this,
that the navy of England cannot follow the winds
and the without license and permission from
| the Court of st. Petersburg! Look on which side
you will at home, abroad, sea, or land-the ma
tional character of England never in such peril
as at the present moment
| ALARMING STATE OF OPIsIoN AMONG TUE
| WORKING CLAssEs.-One of the most ominous and
alarming symptoms OF the present time we conceive
to be, the state Of opinion among our labourng pop
ulation. And at no previous period, do we believe,
in the history OF our country, has there existed a
more intense feeling OF hostility between them and
the upper classes of society," especially in the
featuring districts. Sentiments openly procla
| ed at variance with all the established maxims of
law, and order and property; and in crowded meet
ings of working men such sentiments are rapturous-
ly applauded. Open attacks upon the goods Of 9TH
recommended and even armed resistance to
the law is encouraged and promoted The labour-
ing classes virtually proclaim to the upper classes
''We have created wealth for you and made you rich;
give us, in return much as will kecpus alive; IL
You do not we will take it!' Such was, in fact, al
most the very words OF one OF the speakers at the
Leeds meeting for the relief Of the unemployed, on
Thursday ;-uttered too, the very face Of the men
Of property there assembled to concert 90
relieve them. The very existence Of such feelings
as these, growing up in state, where there exists
the highest degree OF soc al civilization and refine
mcnt, and during period of the most uneNamplcd
national prosperity proves of itself, that there is
something rank and roton in the base which il is
all founded. The creators of wealth starving for
/ want NJ food, The artfcers and artisans much
Wanted the sources of England's greatness, re-
duced TO Lcggary! These the gross anomalies in
our present social condition, And the aborers OBJ
serve this they not bndj and In the wildness Of
theirhalf- tutored minds they rise up and ask, "How
should these things beP'--Lseds Times. 49, 81,
| ENGLAND VERSUS RUssIa~-We' infer from the
tone of the London ministerial journals that the Eng
fish ministry have at length opened their eyes TO the
policy OF Russia, and that the expected news Of
the march Of the Russians upon Chva will produce
entire change in the policy Of the English Csbi
net towards Russia. , ..-.-
THE EmrrRor or RUSSIA, who was thought 10
be dying, has partially recovered. 49, 800, F.
O'CosNr1I asp BRoueusn.--O'Conseli made a
brutal attack in his Dublin speech On Lord Brougham
at the time the latter was following his daughter
corpse and whilst his mother was dying.
THr President STEAM SHIP.-This noble vessel
is now at Liverpool taking in her machinery, She
sails faster than the British Queen. The President,
il is expected, will be ready Cor sea by the month OF
June or July next and will leave the port Of London
alternately with the British Queen.
Another FIsuRE-IIrAn.-The English csrv-
ing bust Of Mr.. Van Buren,, to be placed on the
bows Of the steam ship President What asses
these Englishmen are Before the 6gurc-head gets
well into New York, MIR. Van Buren, will be CABS
bage head at Undertook.
| SLAVE TRaDr.--H. ". M. vessel, Water Witch
has captured the the SLAYER Mary Cushing, with AZ
slaves; making vessels and ll3 slaves in 4months
| TAoL1osr.-The celebrated Taglioni has recover
ed from her ndspositon, and rc-appeared at ST. Pc
tersburgh in new ballet called L'Ombrc. In one Of
the scenes, where she dances spirit shade on
lake. she was recalled, it is asserted ten times
| by the audience, and was much applauded by the
Empress who was present. On the following day
she received magnificent present Of an ornament IN
diamonds and turquoses from the Emperor.
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