The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-11
ENGLAND.

Tho Case Of James Haggerty-Opinl0n of q
London JOurnal-Mr. Gladstone Again Ill
The Government Purchase of the Tele-
graph-The Harvard Crow Improving.
LONDON. August 10, 1859.
Tho Erenfng telegraph QiberaD yesterday con.
tained an editorial on the case Of Mr.. Haggerty,
who was appointed American Consul at Glasgow.
a sssa ni s 'isg sS's = ;;s S1,o se
nianlsm u concerned, justldes the refusal OF the
British government to grant the exequatur. Prest.
dent Grant had no notion of the record OF Mr..
Haggerty, and under the circumstances the govern.
ment had no option but to refuse to acknowledge
MIN, and the justice OF the refusal would doubtless
be recognized at Washington.
Mr.. Gladstone is again quite Ill. His condition
causes anxiety among his friends
There have been some further failures OF firms In
tie cotton trade at Preston.
The royal assent has been given to the bill for
the purchase OF the telegraph lines by the govern
ment
The Harvard boat crew were out again for prac-
ttce last evening" They made faster time than at
any previous trial, though they rowed against wind
and tide. They used on this occasion the London
club boat, and the crew were composed as fOllows:-
Lyman at the bow; Lorng, stroke; Fay and Sim.
mons. Lyman and Fay are the reliefs who re-.
Gently arrived In England. The coxswain has
already acquired good knowledge OF the course.
The East India Observation-Disclosures Enter.
prise.
LONDON August 10, 1859.
James Milliken. Of Philadelphia, has obtained Lord
Utarendon's sanction for instructions to lie issued
by the Admiralty to the British fleet In the waters OF
China to cooperate with the Asatc squadron of the
united States laying and protecting Geographic
cable along the coast Of China. This is an American
enterprise In which some English capitalists have
also invested.
A Temporary Consul for Glasgow Appointed
by n1inister Motley-The Day Fixed For
the Inter-University Racc-The Liverpool
Chamber Of Commerce on shipment of
American Commerce.
LONDON August 10, 1859.
Mr.. Motley the American Minister, has appointed
mr.. Eastman. Of Queenstown, Consul Of the Unlied
States at Glasgow pro tenn.
The Harvard men went out in their new boat to-
day. the crew consisting Of Faye bow, Lyman,
simmons and Loring (stroke) They timed regularly
and made forty strokes per minute The general
opinion among boating men here Is that the Har-
wards are less steady In their. rowing than the Ok
fords, but that their stroke, apparently short and
deep, makes good distance and short time.
wednesday, the 25th Of August, has been finally
agreed to as the day for the race.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce has resolved
to send q circular letter TO the Chambers Of Com
merce in the United States complaining OF the
practice Of putting an unnecessary amount OF cover
ting and iron bands of excessive weight on bales oil
cotton. and suggesting the adoption at Americas.
ports OF the same system for the allowance Of tare
which prevails In England
The Canads Loan bill passed the House Of LORDS
to-day.
Rev. DR.. George Moberley has been appointed
Bishop OF Salisbury.
Sad Accident In the Isle Of Wight.
RYDB, ISLE OF WIGHT, August 10. 1862.
Mr.. Cornelius Grinnel, Of the yacht Hawk, fell
from the window of his lodgings and was killed.