The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04

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shall have been perfectly restored. Hundreds OF
thousands OF people are therefore without bread
suffering from their folly. The chartlsts have en-
deavored 20 take advantage OF the disturbances 10
ext snd their views, and the people are divided-one
section declaring for higher wages and the other ioT
the charter. la Staffordshlre the houses OF several
gentlemen of properly have been hired, and the ioo
ave been Otherwise excessively violent ,b
Thu people appear to have taken a hint ron ~ ~,
speeches of delegates to the government rom a."
corn-iaw aud antI-monopoly associations, IN Nm Nh
il hispeen loudly proclaimed that' unless SOM ,n
more than al been proposed snouid oy &c ItT.c
N coIulry II would soon oe Ia ~ ie y, ,.,nni
lion; AID that the colllers and Is, .r,rs
b. II.ti-din turning out and prooetoi,ns S.
mity Tn. m lst extraordinary part oil Tue business
istie attempt to reduce wages al d une wneh "
people were expecting m lncreass, ana III ING lac
Of the decl,r,ton of the corn-ldw repeaers tina
thsv aid moi wish to lower Wages with the PRICE OF
cora CJrn IS now at a lower price than they hav'
All along px rrssed desire 10 have IT. whilst II bids
fair fton the prospect OF an abundant harvest here,
nn3 in ali foreign countries and the facilities az
ford d 10 importation, to tall still lower.
ALLEGED FoseERIEs AND FLIGHT OF THE VEsrRY
CLsaK OF ST.. LuKEs.---Mr. Joseph Burton, the
V-stry CLERK Of this parish, having absenled him
self for somst ne, AMI suspicion arising thereirom
exlminatioa has been made of his books, when de-
f.c ri IN 10 the amount of E3 900 were discover
81, sail tn nave been effected by forged checks
~ 'Sss NJ isterton, bankers, and treasureTs OF tht
PARISH neerl lg OF the guardians took place The
su1e L twD 9th ;:rs are already III pursuit. He
slplo5-i 10 have Quilted Eng an Tor America
Eigltp irlshIolrrs In bond tor HIM 10 the amount
OF E2,OOl A reward of Zoo is offered for his ap
prehension.
New TARIFF MKAr-On Saturday last Barnsley
market. tor the first time since the new tariff came
into operation, was supplied with sailed American
beef and pork. The first named at +d per pound
and the Latter 81 several OF The upper class OF In
habtants. out OF curiosity, purchased some, and on
trial ackaowled sed il TO be excellent There was
great utitY disposed OF 10 The working part OF the
lnh tbtauts.
A extensive robbery was committed on Satur-
lay aftcruo IN upon one oil ths outdoor clerks OF
IN aux OF England.
MARRIAGES N HloH LrFE.-The marriage of Mis-.
En'wsle, daughter of Mr.. Enwise, late NJ P. fol
Roc ldale, AM Mr. L. Mackinnon, the second son OF
Nc Macklnnoa, Mp, took place on Saturday On
Tlesl4y, at ST G-orss's, n ,aov.rsluare, by the
Right Hon and Reverend Lord William Somerset,
Horac. VI irryat, Esq, TO Matilda Elizabeth, daogh-
ter OF the Right Hon General Lord Edwari Som,
erser, 6 G b. and cousin Of his Grace the Duke OF
.alfDrt Toe marriage between the Hon. Charles
Henry Gust and Miss Macdonald, will take place AT
BckGlg the seat Of the Dowager Lady SufEeld,
IN Norfolk, the first week in the ensuing month
PORTSMOUTH, Aug l8 The Royal George yacht,
Capt. ri Adolphos Ftzelarence, having been fully
equpp-d tor SEA, is ordered 10 proceed on Wednes
day next TO Woolwch, at which place II Is at pre-.
sent her VI geslys intention 10 embark her visit
10 Scotland. The Pque tngate, lying at present
Spllhsad, under the command of the Hon. Monta-
que StOpiord, IS ordered 10 be In attendance on the
Royal George during her Majesty's embarkation.
In Tuesday weeks Gazette we have the usual
monthly average return of the notes in circulation
aud of the amount of bullion at the Bank of En-.
gland. dating from the 18th June TO the 23rd July,
during which p-rod the paper circulation OF the
unite Kingdom I'd increased e., 357 600 which il
some evi ience OF an improved state or trade, as II
mu have arisen from the legitimate wants of tn
public Some allowance must, however, be madt
FOR the Withdrawal of light gold from circulation
which has partially been replaced by bank notes
The amount OF bullion held by the Bank of Enslanc
l. now sufficient tor every contingency, being ES-
s33,ooo, or Ell 037 900 more than Appeared by the
previous monlhly return.
Theatricals.
The English theatres still continue in the drowsy
state Ia which they have nodded the summer
through; but managers are rubbing their eyes, ana
show other symptoms OF waking up, now that tint
closi lg OF the Italian Opera and the ending of the
Parliamentary sesson-lhe drawing In OF the days..
aud tn driving Of OF the fashionable world-havt
r them of their most formidable rivals and left the
Il IL open 10 their exeruons. When London l.
empty OF all but million or two OF nObodies, then
Is the prosperous time of the English Theatres and
both ur ry Lime aLd Covent Garden as likely to
begtn The season. early.
The Enllish Opera has tried the patience Of III
visitors ths week with French melo-drama o.
nni'ery and. morality, oddly called the Broken
Home turning UPON the beautiful incident of %
fh.r attempting s-duce the betrothed Of his son
whom ne had abandoned in infancy the perplexi-
rs are ssoyrd oy the h GseP blowing out NJ
h:lent eaety-vdve for the escape OF suppressed
laughter, aud of with explosions OF merri-
ni'n; though not comp irabe In point and elegance
Ia il, which Bland Blue Bard, and Oxberry az
Shlckabick, m lde tell with udi 'rous effect.
At the New Strand, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley have
been repeating their favorlte methods of keeping
the house in a roar; which, however oft repeated,
never fail. The Medical Students, irregular dogs
they are, have not kept their appointment with
the public they have been knocker-wrenchlng in.
stead, we see by the papers, and narrowly escaped
,nce on the ad-mlll, which they well d, served.
-Meanvvh lie, Mrs Kelley has got among the
wax dunmi Of Madame Tussaud's exhibition,
nd Ssffh m w ALI ~ a
BE- maud servant frightened at the 'dollies," as
she calls them. Certainly Queen Elizabeth, not
whstyn1lng her gldss-eysi stare, looked very like
Mrs. Kelley, who was asleep behind the curtain
while Bonapare was an odd mixture OF Napoleon
and Mr.. Corie, Mrs Keeley's fellowservant,-
though the Emperor moved and stared like verlt
able ma OF WAX. The conversation of these de-
parted Sovereisns lie amusing from: its ncongruity
and the admixture OF Wax and Wonders is a conf
cal iece OF mystlfication altogether.
AT the Hdymarket, new farce by Bernard, on
the likely subject OF Loeomotion, i. announced tor
Tuesday.
The chapter of accidents and squabbles at the
Italian Opera is coming to close. The sore Threats
and jealousies are healed, now that the season is
ended The leave-taking OF RubIni, who has been
exertng himself to give effect his grand finale, Is
the event OF the season. In the estimation of the
Subscribers; Z production of Cost fan Tutte being
the event that most interests the lovers Of music
Rubni's farewell benefit, on Thursday, was an
ovation offered by fashion TO the most ford OF
vonalist~
The Ballet has been almost lost sight of amidst
the cant Ison of the season Yet Peret has come
ont omsthing more than mere India rubber
mu; in Alma he did some dlaberc dancing, that
gives promise OF oh iracter-p intomme. Cerito's
bonn lings h I'VE exceeded IN extent and ariness all
her former flights Of foot--she seemed to float in
ether Guy stephan, too has made great progress
tt sum u the SEA .on's catalogue of contrs temps,
we may add that GIisl recovered, and Fanny Elss-
Ter returned to England, just in time TO look on at
the last performance OF Rublni.
France.
Al nine O'Clock on ] thursday evening, the llth
iastanr, the grand depu,ation Of the Chamber OF
D.pmies presented the address Of that assembly to
tn King. A considerable number Of members OF
all plrtits had joined the deputation. The Pres
Gent of the Chamber having read the address, the
King replied -.