Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
HIGHLY TMPORTANT NEWS.


Phier's Ministry In France--DeeIaration OF
War by the Scah Of Persia against Turkey.
and march OF his army against Bngdati---
France reconcilcd to Turkey, and opposed
90 Mehemet Ali--R umored defeat and de-
structien of the IL ussiaM expedition against
Chiva. Interesting situation OF the Queen
OF England--Fnu OF Corn, COtton-Ease OF
the Money Market, and Prince Albert.
BY the arrival yesterday Of the splendid packet
ship United States, Captain Britton, have
ceived London papers to the evening of March 3lst,
and Liverpool April LIST, (her day of sailing) in
elusive.
The news is important and exciting There are
wars and rlmors of wars. Persia has declared war
against Turkey; France has Joined Turkey against
the Pacha of Egypt. The Russian army is said to
have been destroyed in the mountains of Chiva and
the empire of Persia will doubtless be scene of
battle and bloodshed
The commercial news is no letter. Cotton is
down 18th. Corn is down. American flour in Liv-
erpool is shilling less than at last cunts, and
the duty on wheat is Is. less. The money market is
comparatively easy, but dreadful depression still
continues in all the anuiacturing districts.
DEFEAT MINIsTERs.-In the House of Com.
mons, March 9th, Lord staney's bill for resistra-
ton of Irish voters passed to second reading
O'Conncll and Ministers opposed it. The House
then divided
For the second reading, 80
Against it, pa
Majority in favor of the bill 10
This result was received with loud cheers from
the opposition.
Colonel Sibthorp and said:-l do hope, sir,
that after this nights division the noble lord (Iord
J. Russel) will humbug the country no longer
Much laughter)
The GREAT METHODIST PREAcHER.-The Rev
Robert Newton, the great Wesleyan preacher, has
arrived in the United States He has been appoin
ed by the Wesleyan Conference to visit the Ameri-
societies; and will preach in this city next Sun
day. previous TO attending the great Methodist Ge-
neral Conference al Baltimore. next month. He will
return England in July, To be present at the an
nual conference TO be held at Newcastle on Tyne.
ExIGRATIoS.-The number OF engrants from
Europe to America this year, will amount to at
least 5O,0C0. No less than six thousand Irishmen
are preparing to embark from Limerick in NAV:
and about 10000 from Prussia, on account Of reli-
gous troubles 1t is possible that if the religious
troubles settled in Scotland that several thou
sand Scotchmen may come this summer. The
mere the merrier.
Some thousands more of the Lutherans in Prussia
are expected to emgrate in the course of the pre-
sent wear, in consequence Of the persecution still d
rected against them by the King for declining to
Join the National church Of Prussia
THE QUEES.-lt is said in two three of the
London journals that Victoria is enceinte The fol-
lowing is part Of the gossip on this SUBJECT
Tar QUEEN EscEiSrr.-The following compl-
mentary paragraph is taken from Irish radical
paper. published in Limerick. The writer aIlndes
the hrst instance to the non-presentation Of ba-
ronetcy 90 the mayor Of that city when he
an address on her msJsty marriage =" ] here will
be fayors OF this kind conferred until a certain
interesting event takes place, which have the
happiness TO state is NOT VERY REMOTE, for the re-
port at the levce was, as appearance WILLY indi-
cate, that her majesty Is in fair way Of perpetual
ting the Brunswick line in direct succession" Her
maesty's marriage took place on the 10th OF Feb
ruary, and the Limerick address was presented on
the 18th Of March, just Hirtyssr6H days after. And
the 18th of March. SAYS this paragraph writer.
appearances FULLY indicated that the period
was not very remote Of her majesty accouche-
renf We have seldom seen such piece If gross
mes ii not insult. Much has been talk ed
about " Roby and Bradshaw" and the like, bot we
defy any ministerial retainer 10 point out express
sion in any conservative speech or publication
vcying idea one-thousandth part so indecent and
insulting as is insinuated in this paragraph.
Lord Broughan, by special invitation, will visit
the King and Queen Of the French, at the Tuilleres
route To England.
The Queen and Prince Albert paid two visits TO
Csvcnt-garden Theatre last week-on Tuesday TO
see Charles kemble in The Wonder, and on Thur
day TO ENJOY his performance Of Mercuto, IN Romeo
and Juliet.
Her Majesty headdress at the Opera on SATURDAY
evening much admired, and -. we hear. likely
~
sistng entirely oflace and prettily fixed the back
Of the head.
BRfrIsH PARLIAMENT.--HoUsF OF Loans.
March Hth-Ciergy R,seTrss ~ CdHadd.-Thc
Archbishop of Canterbury gave notice that the
Bishop of Exeter would, on Monday, move for a
copy &C the despatch written by Sir r. Maitland.
dated December, 1871. in so FAR a. il related to
clergy reserves in Canada also a copy Of de-
spatch Lord Bathurst, mentioned in the said de-
spatch which contained the views of the legal au-
thorities in Canada upon that question. His grace
further gave notice that IL hts intention Fri.
day, the 10th of April 10 move address 10 her
Majesty, praying that her Majesty would not give
her royal assent 20 the clergy reserves bill, that
bad received the appreciation Of the legislature in
Canada.
Loan SEAroN.-Lord Melbourne, on the consi
derstion ot the Queens message regarding Lord
seatons services, moved an address expressive oi
their lordshlps readiness 10 concur in her Msjestys
wishes 10 distinguish and reward those services
which, alter suitable testimonies TO the merits oil
Lord Seaton, from the Dukes of w,Ilnoton and
Richmond, was adopted
TrE TURKIsH QUEsrIOS.-AH the coelness and
difficulties between the Preach embassy at Constan-
tinople and the Sultan, have been removed nv the
admirable management Of the Count de Pon,ois bu,
another source Of embarrassment in the affairs n
the Fast has arisen, from open hosities being com.
menced BY the Schsh Of Persia against the Ottoman
Porte, and by the actual march Of Persian army
against Bagdsd II appears that this offensive step
has been undertaken without formal declaration oi
war, though IL has been evident, for time past