The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER
FROM EN- GIL A N D.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
ARRIVAL OF THE
C. A L E d o N I A.

Propagation OF ParIiament-aueen's Speech
Disturbances all over England and Scot
Iand-Dspression OF Trade, and the Mar
kets-Another Strange Man I'm the Queens
Bed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ntary--
Washington Irving's speech to the Spa
nlsh Regent-Sir Robert PeePs Mansion
burnt by the Mob-France-Thc East
Markets. sc.
The Caledonia arrived at Boston early Friday
morning. bringing us our full files up to August 18TH
inclusive.
The news is of great interest.
There have been horrible riots all over England
and Scotland.
Several rioters shot
Thousands are starving in the manufacturing dis
tricts.
The Queen and her babies, nevertheless, continue
to enjoy fine health, sound sleep and apparent haPp
ness. So does Prince Albert. They are going to
Scotland.
Cotton has fallen eighth; and the sales Of Cot
ton dull. The trade are buying sparingly. The
London Produce and Money Markets are fiat The
Corn Market is falling fast, and the crops will be
immense.
The Queen has appointed the Duke of Yelling
ton commander in chief of all the forces in Great
Britain and Ireland, an honor belonging of right to
the King or Prince Regent alone
Parliament was prorogued by the Queen in per-
son on the 18th of August 10 the 9th of October.
Another strange man has been caught in the
Queens bed room. We've no hesitation in saying,
and we say it boldly, that this is strange. Very.
Sir Robert Peel's house at Tamworth was sur
rounded by mob on the night of the 18th, and
burnt Troops were sent from Birmingham to
quell the riot.
Walter, Of the ''London Times" has been re-
turned for Nottingham, beating Joe Surge all to
pieces.
Matthew Bolton, of the Soho, Birmingham, is
dead, and has left S3OO0,OOO.
Lord Rossmore is dead.
Baker, the corn merchant, has failed for l 600 900
dollars.
General Grabbe' appointment has been confirmed
THE QuKEN's VISIT TO ScorLAND--We congratu-
late our fellow citizens and Scotland at large,
the sprlt-srring intelligence which has been recei
we'd, that her Majesty Is about to CRAFTY her loyal
subjects in this, her ancient kingdom by visit to
the capital and palace Of her ancestors Ii is, we
understand, certain that her Majesty, accompanied
by Prince Albert, and several OF the Ministers OF
State, will proceed 10 Edinburgh by sea, about the
beginning Of September, 30 that their arrival here
may be expected In the course oftwo three weeks.
Orders have been received to hit up Hoyrood Palace
preparatory to the Royal VISIT though it is under
attendants will spend the short time they may re-
main here chiefly at Dalkeith Palace, the princely
residence Of the Duke of Buccleuch. It is under
stood that the royal party will proceed from Edln-
bert being anxious to participate in the field sports of
our Highland moors.
Sir r. Peel is confidently mentioned as being of
the party and we sure the delight Of read
ers will be only second to that derived from her
Majestys visit, when we mention the very general
expectation that the Duke of Wellington will take
this opportunity of paying his first visit to Scotland
1t Is probable that Sir James Graham, Home Sec
rotary, will also accompany her Majesty, if the dis
turbed state of the manufacturing districts do not
compel him 10 remain IN London Edinburgh Cois-
rant.
ANOTHER INTRUDER UPON THE QuEEN--On Mon
day night, between nine and ten O'Clock, shortly
after the breaking up of the royal dinner party,
strange man was discovered seated upon bench or
form in the footmen's waiting hall, within q very
few yards Of the Queens entrance from the Quad
rangle 10 the Castle, and only short distance from
her Majestys private staircase, leading the suite
OF private apartme nts and the royal nursery. The
man to have reached this part OF the Castle must
have gained Ambulance at the servants entrance,
and have raverSed the several passages of the Castle
to the extent OF between two and three hundred
yards.
Upon beng discovered, and inquiries being put
to him to his business there, and the mode OF his
gaining Ambulance, especially at that hour of the
night to the interior of the Castle, he stated that he
followed poiboy who was carrying beer into the
down upon the tenchl have rest. He farther
stated that he had been walking long way in search
of work.
He subsequently stated that he had arrived from
Woolwlch, and that he had walked into the Castle
through the servants entrance, while nobody was
there.
towards of an hour before he was discovered 10
be perfect stranger at the Castle, he observed
by the orderly in attendance, sitting upon the bench
In the hall, by whom be considered one Of
the workmen engaged in the Castle, or porter
who was waiting oD some business tor those en-
ployed.
Ii was soon discovered that the poor fellow was
crazy. and had been for some time. The papers
think 1t very strange that persons so easily gain
access to a building in which there are such multi
tudes OF guards and attendants 1t does indeed APP
pear that the people about the Queen are not re-
markedly vigilant. Times of August H.
Propagation Of the British Parliament.
The Parliament of the United Kingdom was on
Friday prorogued by her Majesty in person.
During the early part Of the morning Parliament
street was as quiet as on ordinary occasions but
about IL O'Clock the carriages OF the nobility and
gentry who had beon fortunate enough TO obtain
tickets of admission TO the House of Lords from the
Lord Chamberlain, began to arrive in rapid success
sion, and before half past IL there regular line
OF splendid equipages,. which reached from the
House OF Lords to the. Horse Guards
The doors of the House of Lords were thrown
open at IL O'clock nd shortly afterwards the House
presented most animated and brilliant spectacle.
The dresses OF the aides were very elegant.
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lace the House Of Lords was kept clear by strong
body OF the police, and at one O'Clock the different
regiments OF Life Guards were stationed on the
whole line OF road, the soldiers being placed about
three yards from each other.
The crowd in the Park very great, and the ~
most anxiety was manifested to obtaina view OF the
Sovereign.
A few minutes before two O'Clock, her Majesty,
accompanied by Prince Albert, the hereditary
Prince of SAKE Coburg the Princes OF Sake CO.
burg the Duchess of Bucceugh (the mistress OF hc
robes), the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord High Stew
ard the Master of he Horse, and other great Off
GERS OF the Household, left Buckingham Palace,
and proceeded in the accustomed state through St
James's Park to the House OF Lords. Her Majesty
appeared in excellent health and spirits, and was
most enthusiastically cheered by her royal and az
fectionate subjects. I'd.
On her Majesty's arrival at the House of Lords,
the bands Of the different regiments played the ma
tiona anthem, and the cheers of the assembled null
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