The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

Third Outbreak Of tie Fire at Lirerpoo- The Boy
Jones agan-The G,cot Western steamer pat up
and bought in Opening u the States General Of
EIo7aid-Progress Of PuseyIsm
My DEAu Sm:-
Although few days only have elapsed since the
despatch of my last msslve, cannot permit a YES
eel sail without dropping you aiew lines. Although
the short interval of four days does not furnish much
of Importance TO advise you of, yet there few
general matters which may interest your readers.
There was a third outbreak OF the hire at Liverpool
on the evening of the 18th, although three weeks
have elapsed since the great fire. good deal of
the salvage property which had been preserved in
store or she'd was consumed Two other fires
broke about the time as the above, In other
paris OF the town, but they were both speedily sub
dued.
The boy Jones, whose name is familiar 10 the
public as having made so many intrusive visits TO
The palace made his appearance again IN London
few DAYS ago, but sooa had the police on his track
and was lodged in limbo. IL appears, that instead
of taking a voyage TO- Australia, had been cur
remit reported, he had entered on boa The War
spite trigite and on her return Ia Portsmouth from
New York, he absorbed without leave, aud
walked MP 10 London To see his Trends lntorIna-
lion OF his dsseriion soon got wlnh, and before
many hours had elapsed, he was on his way back
TO his ship in safe custody, aud after UNDERGOING
due qhantum Of hagellatloa, he Is now ON his way
TO braltar. under the gnostly care and supernten-
dence of the Ri gbt Reverend prelate OF that see,
and his chapains who will double before The voy
age is ended by their homilies and counsel teach
HIM better manners
The packet which arrived from Brazil few DAYS
ago. brings home the articles OF treaty OF com.
merce, between this country and Mon'evldeo, aud
an attache TO the 8rzlan embassy, bearing
the ratification OF the treaty oi marriage berwet
the Emperor OF Brazil and one OF the Neapolitan
Processes
The King OF Hanover opened the session of the
States General at the Hague. on The 9Th instant
llia all in IL to no
OF his daughter, the Princess Sophia o Orange, with
the Hereditary Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar Essen
ach and then passes on to the general affairs OF the
Kingdom.
An alteration in the hours of attendance on
Change, which has been freely discussed for some
time past, was carried into effect on the afternoon
OF the 18th. The hour of business Is now three TO
four, instead OF tour TO five, as usual.
The enquiry into the extensive custom house
frauds still continues. Mr.. Dowding and MI.
Fennng, Surveyors General OF the customs. have
been suspended, and several clerks discharged and
the treasury have now taken the investigation into
their own hands.
A foreigner was robbed of diamonds at Covenl
Garden Theatre the 9th inst of the value, II
said, of f9O00 reward of E1OOO has been offered
tor their recovery. 80.
The Bishop OF London has just published an au
thonzed aud revised copy ol has recent caise, from
which 1t Is quite evident mat ms LUidsp has gwen
in his adherence rae taTidns 50 that the pro-
posed union OF tue Protestant anu huinan Cainonc
churches goes bravey on, aud We may snoitiy Ca
sense, 10 the whole universal cnuich IL seems that
with less apparent personal leaning towards the OA
ford divnes than was shown NY Inc Bishops vi "a
lord, Exeter and Salisbury, Tie Dlsiiop vi Lonuon
has joined those preldles, III giving Ills ociai JuuS
ment IN favor OF their teaching upon every iunud-
m ntal point OF doctrine, ana upon Tie great ma
Iority OF practical questions wncu have lately ueeu
DrOugh, Into cuntIUversy.
DIR. Tomlinson, the Lord Bishop OF Gibraltar ac-
companied by his two ciiapalns, the Rev.P Mules,
M. A., OF Exeter College, and tie, rev. j. Lohsdae,
M. A., u Baliol College, Oxford, has einbarkeu
on board the. Warspile, al Portsmouth. IN which
vessel The new Governor, Sir Robert Wilson, pro-
ceeds to Gibraltar.
| From Madrid we learn that preparations were ac-
lively In progress tor the approaching session oi Inc
Corles, when promises 10 De an interesting oAe
The activity IN the FIench marine department Is
IN no respect relaxed Furtner or strength
enng the naval andlmIary iorce vi France IN the
west indies, are also IN progress.
buckstone made his hist appearance on Wednes-
Gay night at the Haymarket, since Ills return from
america, In his own piece of Married Lite" He
Was welcomed by the audience with the most IN
husidstic shouts, and at the end oi the piece called
FORWARD unanimously.
By an arrival at Liverpool yesterday, New York
ua'es OIL Inc Herald were received the Doth
Joseph Hall, recently returned from America,
las Iu win stealing large sum of money in tie
'su ''a'es,w Was examined before the local bench
% a magistrates at Warrington, lancashire, on the
iS inst The charge ag aust the prisoner was III
o wing stolen bag oi gold, containing between
i0W ana 100 dollars, 10 doublOons, and some ca
giles OF the United States coinage, the property of
Mr.. Thomas MODfort, an English emigrant So
Jonrning at the South Boston Hotel, Boston. The
prisoner was remanded for fortnight, t. give For
roster, the active police officer, lime to prove the
charge by further evidence.
The Belgian papers complain of the heavy tom
mage duv 10 which the British Queen was subjected
al New York. besides the import duty ON Goals
ne Gueen has summoned privy council To be
held at Windsor on Wednesday next, the 18th INST
The following deaths have occurred within the
last few days: the Hon. Louisa Clifford, youngest
sister ct Lord Clifford Lieut. Gen. SIR James Ly-
on. K c B Colonel OF thu 9th eeinlrnt aud the
Hon. and Rev. G. r.. Bowies, brother OF Lord
N0rthwck.
Tne Rev. H Newland, d. d., has been appoinlc
to the deanery of Ferns, Ireland. Lord Dunssny
has been gazefted Lord Lieutenant OF Meath in the
room OF the late Marquis OF Wellesley |
Bozs new work, american Notes for General |
Circulation Is out-a least few early copies have |
got among the Press tor notice and extract He
ashes the American Press unmercifuily and Their,
strong reason 10 believe he is the author of very
causiic and severe article the last number of the
Foreign Quarterly Review,on the newspaper lllera- |
ure OF The United States.
Unpublished Correspondence between Lord |
Ashburton aud Mr.. Webster, ON the Boun- |
dairy Question.
From the London Punch] |
LITTER T..
Lord .4shburfon 10 Mr.. Webster.
SIR am very old man, and have out TO the |
United states for the sake Of peace gu
England and America My private opinion about the |
bound ry question u.s. that there considerable quantity
oil CANNON on both Sides to nothing Of the
which former negociators have been spinning Diplomacy
is all my eye and perhapss IL added Elizabeth Martin
should not be going too far in my description oft.
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