The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-18
VERY IMPORTANT.
SIXTEEN LATE r
INTELLIGENCE FROM
A " A l. q II III
G r E A II w E S II E r N

Debate and Speech on PecIs New Financial
and Commercial Oliey-The Conspiracy In
Brussels-FOur Sentenced to Death-Arri-
val Of Four Special Messengers with I'm
pOrtant Des patches to this Countrywide
Queen Of Portugal delivered OF n Son
Markets-Lord Aberdeen's last Reply to
h:r. stevenson's Note, given to Mr.. Everett
Departure of Troops for ~Indin-Four Re-
gIments ordered home from Canada-Sui-
eide Of the Earl Of unster-Increa of
the British observation-disclosures
Literary, Sc. Sc.
The Great Western arrived for the first time this
year in our harbor yesterday. She left Bristol April
2. She brings 10 passengers and a large mixed
cargo.
The Western brought us full files toApril2d inclu-
slve, for which we sincerely thank Capt, Hosken.
The Oxford arrived out safe, with Sir Allan
M'Nab, in Is days.
The Rochester, Garrick and England had arrived
out after very short passages.
The Sheffield, Captain Allen, arrived out in SIX
teen days, carrying the FIRST news of the discharge
of Hogan.
The Patrick Henry arrived out in 10 days.
The steamship Acadia arrived out March 18th.
The British Queen leaves Antwerp on the 4th Of
May.
RIGHT OF SEARcH.-1n another column will be
found Lord Aberdeen's reply to Mr.. Stevenson's
last note; which, as Mr.. S had left the country was
| sent by Lord Aberdeen to Mr.. Everett, our Minis.
Ter.
There has been no division yet on Sir Robert
Peel's new plan Of an income and property tax. In
the House Of Commons, on the 9th of March, he
said that he should drive it through as fast az posi-
Bile. Sir X. Peel said, that on Monday, the 4th of
April, at five o'clock, he should proceed with the
Exchequer bills Commissioners Bill. There would
not, probably, be a verv long discussion, but he pro.
posed to give that bill preference. on account Of
the interest felt by private parties in it. After that
he wished to go on with his resolutions,
On Tuesday, he wished that the House would go
into committee on the Corn Bill, as he wished, as
quickly as possible, to obtain the sense of the house
upon the provisions Of it, in order that it might be
sent to the House of Lords. Ca Friday he should
proceed with the resolutions.
ARRIVAL OF MEssENGERs WITH DxspArcHEs.-
Amoog the passengers by the Great Western weie
the following special messengers Captain Wright
has Dispatches for Lord Ashburton. Mr.. Hilard has
Dispatches from the American Minister in London.
Mr.. De Vereigne has Dispatches for the French
Minister at Washington. Mr.. Moulton has De-
spatches from the American Minister at Paris.
For the old conspiracy at Brussels against the
government: Vandermeer, Vandermissen, vanilla
them, and Verpraet, were condemned to die.
The Liverpool Mail says that Sir Bobert Peels
financial propositions have been received most ia
vorably throughout the country. The measure wa:
being discussed throughout the country, and depu
tations had been sent up from Bristol against it.
Corn has advanced Is per quarter.
L.cI,.L E,,Js - r,voyinr II Cottoc ~.:n>.
remain steady.
Louis Philippe is said to be sick Of the dropsy.
Nothing later from China.
The 18Th Highlanders have left for India.
JUNCTION OF THE ATLANTIC WITH THE PAcIric
OcEAN.-Gieat exertion- are now maxi ing IN London
TO bring this matter about immediately, II not
sooner.
sails today for New York. The Great Western
takes out about seventy passengers. among whom is
His Excellency M. Baraigne, the French Ambassa-
dor to the Uul,ed States e. such Il me general RAJ. stag,
her usual cargo. in debentures and principally cot
ton g~oods--BTistoi paper.
The Queen, Court, sc.
The Queen, Albert and the babies were all in cap.
ital health and high spirits, and Ell joying themselves
in every possible way, Notwithstanding the deep
distress in the manufacturing districts, the p~aralyza-
ton of trade, the sad reverses of the British army in
Affghanistan, the slaughter Of her soldiers, the assas.
slnation of her ambassador, and the capture and
ravishing of seventeen Of her fair e~ountrywomen by
young Dost Mahonmed. Victoria was walizing,
going to the theatre and giving balls and parties all
the time. And when Albert was not with her he
was fox hunting. Hayter has painted a portrait of
the Prince Of Wales already.
The Queen honored Mr.. Partridge with a final sit.
ting for the whole length portrait which he has
painted by her Majasty's command for the gallery
at Versailles.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert rode out on horse
back on Monday, at hall past twelve. Her Majesty
rode one of the beautiful horses presented a short
tir e since to the Queen by the lmaum OF Mus
cat.
Before the ROYAL party broke up on Monday eve.
ming al the Castle, dancing was introduced in the
apartment adjoining the dining room. Her klaJesiy
honored with her hand, in a %quadrlle, the Viscount
Cantilupe, and afterwards wahzed with his Royal
Her Majes,y's buck hounds met at Salt hill on
Wednesday; Prince Albert, who looked remarka-
by well, exported the scarlet" upon the occasion,
and rode admirably, taking some formidable look
Ing bitches and fences, and two or three very awk-
ward brooks, in excellent and most ~sportsmanlike
style.
Dowager, although convalescent, or her return to
Marlborough House from Sudbury Hall, found 1t ne.
cessary, from the delicate state Of the lungs, to OBJ
serve the greatest caution with regard to the atmos.
phere which she breathed, and with a view to live
in as equable q temperature as II was possible TO
preserve. Her Majesty has constantly kept her
chamber.
The King and Queen Of the Belgians have ar
rived in Paris. They left Brussels on Tuesday
morning by the railroad for Mons, at 2 O'Clock they
passed through valenciennes, where their carriage
was near being upset In the Market-square A
portion ofthe Royal Family had gone to meet them
at Compiegne.
The Queen Of Portugal has been delivered Of a
fine boy.
The eccentric Marquis Of H~ertferd, who 10 just
dead, in his will left half a million to h great mum
Der Of women Of various ages and circumstance
in life. He left his eldest son an income OF 8 ,OOO,OoV
annually.
PARLIAMEvrARy.-There had been a debate OF a
week on the property and income tax, with dis'inc
tive mslorities in lis favor at last II was aoIourneu
till the 4h OF April for final decision.