Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

AVTla
Of France and England.
pv the arrival of the packet ship Quebec, Capt
Lizard we have received files OF Lsndon papers ~
18th Of August inclusive.
By the Quebec we have dates fro" rAri' 10 tue
vsn;,y Of the 9th of August and fron Havrs TO the
Sth Of August, inclusive.
Cotton remained stationary IN HaSre' ioF WAN %
buyers. rp,.,,. 49,
A.. .v.n;.v of the 18th Of Augustus days run
IT, Is now IA days eat,on her return passage;
nav therefore expect her every hour
Th. Rurrundy, with one or two days later from
p,vre Is also expected here early; she was spoken
- tse Quebec of Portland Bill, on the 18Th Of
August. a,
The Samson arrived off Plymouth, August 9Th.
The meney market is firm and improving The
cotton markets. without change.
Parliament was prorogued on the nth OF August,
by the Queen in person.
Louis Napoleon is in prison. Inc intentions %
LIE Nanoeon were known for several daysto the
French Government, and preparations were mace
TO receive him at Calais, Boulogne, and DlePPe' I"
;,vasupcertsin at which Of the three places hrs
J,,,erial MAJESTY was te effect landing. No doubt
IN, French police was at work, and people were
cen, over 10 persuade MIN that large party was pre-
n.rea TO declare in his favor as the possession OF
NJ. nersop relieves Louis Philip Of one great source
embarrassment At this moment. his intention
was also known to the journals IN has interest al
Paris as one of then, remarkable 70. It's devotion to
the name of poleon, few days since informed It's
readers that Lord Palmsrston visited and passed
two hours with Prince Louis at Carlton Gardens,
and this paragraph was inserted with the evident
purpose of making il be believed that the English
government was patronsing Louis Buonaparte, and
so the hint was taken, bat we gladly perceive that
Il made NO impression the French public, and one
of the papers Of Saturday gives IT the coup de grace
bv asserting that the French cabinet received the
first information of young Louis's mad project from
the British ministry.
Baron de Bourgueney was acting as charge DAT
flares for the FreRch government, in London
BIRMINGHAM MEETrSes.-Great excitement pre-
vailed in b rningham in regard to the contemplated
rupture with France. Charles Atwood, banker,
fthe brother Of Thomas,) has denounced Lord Pal
erston as traitor his country for forming trea-
ty with Russia; and meetings were TO be held to de-
nounce the ministers Immediately
There mad been great riot at Biilston, in eonse-
uuence Of a conservative dinner, and many tories
were hurt.
The tone Of the French papers is more peaceabie;
bat they contain copious scSoun's VI 'ne ARMY ihe
raval force Of France.
The King and Queen Of the Belgians are IN Eng
lind ON a visit 10 the Qaeen OF England.
QUEEN vIcroRIA's HEaLrH-wes stated on Thurs
day, by the arrival of the Alexander, that tum
bled from the top of Hampton Court Palace, and
nearly killed PRICE Albert and QuseH Victoria by
f.llisg on them The =. Londsn Globe" says, in
relation to this-we are happy 20 state that though
ch ala nd e ted NJ he
unfortunate and fatal accident which bcfel the poor
man VINO met his death at Hampton Court, while
looking at the Royal eorttge, by falling from the
summit Of a building, no permanent injury to her
Maiesty's health is likely to result.
In reply TO many inquiries which have reached
Ms on the nect, and in reference 10 paragraph IN
contemporary journal, affirming that no bIsvet viii
take place unless the child OF which her Majesty is
sncstnte ,hosld turn out 20 be boy, We have TO
state snce for all that the of the young stranger
will make no difference in the matter. Whether boy
or gir brevet will assaredy place on the event.
IL would be but poor compliment TO her Majesty
TO presume that daughter Ian heiress Presumptive
at all eyents) may not prove as good and ehcient
Queen as herself. At all events no such distinction
as that which mas been guessed al BY our contempo-
sary in the least likely 10 be drawu.-Onifed Ser
rice Ga<tce.
Her MAJESTY and Prince Albert do not visit the
Marquis and Marehieness Of Westminster AZ Eaton
Hall this autumn.
Her Majesty will give grand banquet at Buckng-
ham Palace this evening distinguished circle OF
the nobility have been invited 20 meet their Macs
ties the King and Queen Of the Belgians.
WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.-The Wesleyan Con
ference has commenced its stings, according TO APP
pointmest, in Brunswick chapel. Newcastle upon
Tyne. The Rev. Robert Newton, lately returned
from his visit 10 America, where he went as a dele
gate from the British Conference TO the American,
was elected president by very large majority -
The place Of secretary filed mp by the election
Of the Rev. Dr.. Hannah TO that Office. The Yves
leyan connection, 60 FAR as reports have been made,
is in OF great peace IN all its departments and
IL is expected that the actual increase OF members
10 the socsty during the last year, will not be less
thar - 600, nclndng about 600 reported as the IN
crease on the Mission stations. very large num-
Der Of candidates fcrthe Ministry are recommended:
and II is pleasing 20 find so great proportion are
the sons of Wesleyan ministers, who are coming
forward, with increased qualifications, to tread IN
the steps Of their honoured fathers. Openings IN
the mission field present themselves, which, how
cannot az presest be entered upon, because OF
deficiency offunds. The Rev. Mr.. Freeman, from
the Gold Coast. Africa, Is one Of the interesting
character. by whose presence the Conference Is ia
voured. The very interesting account Of his visit
60 the kingdom OF A.haniee may be length in
the Missionary Notices for January. $50.
THE CHAR-Isrs The following notice Of the
renewal Of the Charts, humbug is from the Birming
ham Advertiser OF the 0th inst. :-Oa Wednesday
the walls Of the town, more especially in the neigh
borrhooj appointed for the place Of meeting, we're
placarded with the following announcement
f" Now, or never, Men Of Ri rmingham your
duty TO Yourselves, your children, and above all,
mportani time n It's need calls upon you to attend
a meeting this evening, at seven O'Clock, on the
ground of the Peoples Hall, in Shadwell street.
when some most important bus ness will be bro cht
before Ga concerning deeply the welfare Oi yOsr
telves and e your co rntry.'
we a..endsd a. .hs hour appnin.ed for the com