Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01
TEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.
HIGHLY IMPO RTANT


ahe British Parliament and tae Fr-nch Chamber
Decline of Cotton Continued Success of Dir.
Jaudon = Disordered stzte OF the London Money
Ma'ket-Money Plenty and at three per cent on the
Continent Circular Of the Barings Hurricane
Eacountersd by the British Queen.--Ih French
Kings Speech.
BY the arrival OF the Patrick Henry, Capt. Deil-
no, we have received immense files Of English pa
pers and periodicals, due 20 the 18th from London,
26ta from Liverpool, and 23l from Paris. Tkis
news is highly important.
Neither the Cambridge the Independence had
arrived out the 26.h OF December. lhe Patrick
Henry mad fine run of nine days 10 the long. of
3Se, where she took ION the ith ias) strong ives.
terry gales, which prevailed since that time without
change. The p. Il arrived off the Hook, Wednes-
day night, stumbled upon pilot in the fog, where
she has been ever since
In England, the Queen is positively 10 be married
In February, for he csnao; wait any longer In
France the Chambers are called together a month
earlier, in consequence Of the Agers troubles and
the threatening aspect Of all Europe. In the East,
Russia is making immense naval preparations, and
the British feet are lying in wait to check.
We have The French Kings speech on the opening
of the Chambers, Dec. ga lie says they are watch.
Ing over the independence Of the Ottoman Empire
with Great Britain The Mexican Government
have fulfilled their treaty. Fresh forces are cent to
Buenos Ayres, to force that government into mea-
SUES.
There is nothing new from China or the East In.
dies
Great distress exists all over Eigisnd and France.
Great Anti Corn Law meetings are taking place
all over England.
The news OF the destruction Of two steam ships,
by shipwTeck, have reached us by this arrival; ne
Brilliant and the King William.
The fighting in French Africa continues, BIZ; with
real success it is difficult TO pronounce opinion
as we have only on version OF the engagements.
The money market is in a very disturb state.
Large iailu es have taken place in the woolen dis
tricts. Prices continues TO fall and cotton is down
Ia a. Money is plenty on the Continent thu, il
commands but per cent in Hamburg. Silver is very
plentiful in Prussia Specie is setting towards Eng
land with an increasing current. The bail,en in the
bank is estimated at 81 coo 900 The crisis is past
and money more easiiy obtained U. S. Bank stock
sales we're made at CD Rothschild's American loan
commanded per cent pre- MUM
The 'Gensvese Traveller" who is no other than
Mr.. /. Davis, Of this city, has been severely cast
gatedin the Morning Post, for his attacks on the
Barring, Ia his correspondence with the London
Times"
WINDSOR CAST LE-THI QuErS.-Thugs are as
dull possible Windsor; the Queen rarely stirs
out; indeed nothing ,ald be more sudden more
complete than the change in her Msjestys habit in
this respect since she publicly announced her APP
preaching marriage TO tho Privy Council IL pos
sible that Ler Majesty begins to suspect that her
unces have rather exaggerated the advantages To be
derived fro the projected alliance; and that IL the
match was really the most acceptable to her low
ing subjects they would have manifested their salts
faction in a much more hearty and fervent u,anner
than they have done.
It's said TO be the intention Of her Majesty, imme-
diaely after The roy al nupials shall have been cee.
bratod and in honor Of that suspieous event, TO in
stitute order, sort OF appendase 10 the order
ofthe Garter, purposey and exclusively for females
Prince Albert " III not retsrn to England until the
eve Of his marriage with the queen mos; probably
until the very day before that fixed for The event
QUFEs's M.RRAeE.-It is now said positively
that the Queen is to be married in February; and
that is the why the parliament Is to meet
soon.
The Queen wished Lord Melbourne to ask Parlia
ment Cor a settlement of ElO0 900 a year Prince
Albert Melbourne tolo her he did not dare ak Tor
So much; but he weuld ask the Duke Of Wellington
hoN Hh"I Va IA'f'i =" - b'~"'NN' ~'S W. 800
replied $50 600.
Portraits Of her Majesty the Queen and Prince
Albert ia tire lids Of gold snuff boxes will, under
stand be presented to all the Foreign Ambas ador'
on the occssion of the Royal nupals and the jewel
lers have already received orders to prepare them
The most valuable Of the Crown jewels have beer
placed in he hands Of the Royal jewellers TO be re
set.
p.p,,.,rxr-The British parliame nj me cts Jan
10th, and the Queens marriage and pan money arr
TO be the fret matters discussed.
Lord Ponsonby is Co be recalled from Turkey, ant
Lord Dusham is to be his successor.
II IL now finally arranged, hat Lord Nermanby, q
be got rid o. is to succeed Lord Auckland as Gov
srnor Cencralof India. The general belief IN towr
IS that Parliament wall be Dissolved very soon atei
its first meeting.
Tar BRisst QUEEy-The British Que ar
rived add lindel her letters at Gravssend. q, II
o'clock. A. 81 Of the 2jth Dec. Letters and pas
.snrers by her, we're at Liverpool the morning %
the 18th Her long passage was caused by stro>F
head winds. having her decksswept by sea, &c.
The Qqe,n encountered, amongst other storms
one severe hurricane which lasted seven days. Sh,
does no, leave Ens land unihtlc LIT OF March
The s,card edrion of the siandsr ri had the arrivs
sfthe British Queen.
Nav ArLAvric SrrAs Sur The United slate
intended as Companion 20 tie Liverpool, the pre-
p,rtV al the Transau. fic 81, am shin Compan1