The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-18
Resignation of the Greek Ministry ! {!
Opening Of the Port Of TangierS.
EASY STATE OF THE
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

BY the arrival of the steamship Britannia, Cap
tain Hewitt, at Boston, from Liverpool, we have
highly interesting advices from Europe to the 18th
inst, inclusive. The 3 made very short passage,
having arrived at her berth, East Boston, at ~
o'clock, Monday night. She left Liverpool 4th
P. NJ, and arrived at HALIFAX at half past A. M.
Sunday-eft Halifax tor Boston half past P. M.
off Cape Ann, o'clock last evening, passed the
Hibernia-stopped engines and was boarded from
her-exchanged papers, She brings SO passengers
and has made the passage in twelve days and six
hours
The Queen was well, and the baby is said to be
the finest in the world.
On the whole, Europe appears to be in quite
harmless state
18th ult
The Europe arrived out on the 2lth.
The Havre cotton market, on the 9th ult, was
without material change. The sales on the 26th
and 9th were 500 bales each.
James Hagarty, Esq American Consul, at Liver
pool, is dead
There was to be an immense sale Of American
produce in London, the 4th of September.
A line Of the newly invented electrical telegraph
is shortly to be completed from London to Ports
mouth.
The Times states positively that Louis Philippe
will not visit England this year.
The Countess Guiccioli is about to arrange and
publish the manuscripts bequeathed to her by
Lord Byron with remarks Of her own.
The increase to the trade of the port Of Liver
pool during the past year has been 1877 600 tons of
shipping.
Two extensive failures have taken place in Man.
chester. The old established firm Of Burgess and
Townsend calico printers, whose liabilities exceed
E50,O00 and Edward Bingham Jackson IL Co.,
fustian manufacturers, whose liabilities, it is said,
are about 100000.
OBITUARY Lord Keane, the captor of Ghuznee,
died on the 18th ult Of dropsy.
Intelligence had been received OF tine demise TO
the youthful Archduke Rainier Of Tuscany, third
son Of the Grand Duke. on the l4th ult.
We regrett to announce the death Of the Baroness
Rossmore, which took place atthe Dell. near Wind
sor, on Tuesday. The memory OF this amable
lady will be long revered by very large circle OF
friends Windsor Express
THE QUEEN.-The ceremony of churching the
Queen. took place on the 18th ult in the private
Chanel Of the Castle. the Honorable and Rev. G.
Lee Courtenay officiating. His Royal Highness
Prince Albert attended the ceremony. The Queen
ana Prince Albert afterwards walked on the ter
race, and in The pleasure grounds adjacent to the
Castle; garden chair was taken for her Majesty s
use, when required.
ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN PACKETS AND STEAMERS.
Since our last the arrivals from the United States
have not been numerous. The Ho,tnguer arrived
ON the 2lst ult. ; the Europe (salled LIST Aug on
the 2ith the Adirondack on the 26th and the
Independence on the Bird inst. The latter vessel
fell ~ with very stormy weather on the 18th ult.,
in which she lost mantopmast and tore and mizen-
topgaantmasts. The Caledonia, Boston Steamer,
arrived on the 29lh ult at 10 p. M.
EXTRAORDINARY FAcT.--The royal infant has
been pronounced by the surgeon to the royal house.
hold at Windsor, TO have been OF the finest and
most robust children a! Its birth ever witnessed by
the faculty. The infant Prince took the breast
from Mrs. Perkins, the wet nurse, within six hours
OF It's birth, and has thrlven amazingly.
EXPULSION OF SISTERS OF CHARITY FROM RUSSIA,
We find the following in the Westphalian Mer-
curry Several sisters of charity have lately arr
tiers Of Prussia from their convent at wilma, in
Russia, which has been suppressed. They are
young women OF education and good families, and
will return to their principal convent In France
They put under the charge OF Cossacks, of
whose treatment they make severe complaints.
Her MAJEsrys VISIT To SCOTLAND 1t is now,
we believe, finally determined, that her Majesty
end Prince Albert will embark on board the royal
yacht on Monday or Tuesday next, and imme
dately proceed TO Scotland on visit to the Duke
OF Alhoi over whose magnificent estates his Roy
al Highncss will enjoy the sports of the field.
The QUEENS VISIT TO IRRLAND.-The report
gains strength daily tnat queen VIII
land in the ol the present autumn, and It is
also generally believed that her visit will be sigma
zed by gracious and generous act, namely, that
of the liberation Of Mr.. O'Connell and his compa
Mons in imprisonment, (supposing that the decision
oil the judges should not have done i previously
Several OF the papers mention this report, and
we have also heard it from q quarter gene
rally possessed OF correct and early informa-
ton We trust that il will prove 10 be true
in all lis parts, for although it is impossible
that her Majesty could meet with any thing
but most cordial reception from a people like
tire Irish, even il her visit not attended by any
such of grace that which she is said TO con-
template; yet il the report should prove DE true
that she intends To llberats from confinement, BY
the royal prerogative, man who, however wrong
he may be on the repeal question: has done more
Tor the civil and religious liberties OF Ireland than
any other that lived, she will add unspe aka.
bly to the enthusiasm OF her reception, and " i we
trust, reconcile many OF the rereaers to the con-
nee ion between toe two countries. What will
greatly increase he popularity OF the act
is the well-known circumstance, that from
her accession 10 the throne to the present time,
she has proved herself, under all circumstances,
to be steady friend OF Ireland and ot Its friends
One Of the first acts OF her reign was to authorize
Lord John Russell 10 write TO the Marquis OF Nor
mandy, informing him that she entirely approved
ofthe line Of policy which had gained for him the
affections OF the Irish people; at subsequent Pc
Rod, when the present Ministers attempted to OBJ
tain office, she informed Sir Robert Peel that she
entirely approved the policy Of Lord Melbourne's
government; hhu tnouSn she nad yielded 10 ne
cesslty In admitting the opponents Of that policy
into her councils, there Is every reason TO believe
tina, her feelings towards Ireland are unchanged,
and that nothing will give her greater pleasure than
to perform an act which will be agreeable to the
people Of Ireland. --Lir9poot Times, dug 81
THE VISIT or LOUIS PnILIPpE.--lt has been sta
ted In the papers that the visit OF Louis Philippe
to this country ~ postponed, il not Abandoned
We have made inquiries on the subject and find
that no intmation to that effect has yet been re-
ceived in quarters most likely to be well informed
as to his Majesys ntentions.-Obsgver,