Morning herald. [volume], July 29, 1839, Image 2

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MORNING HEltALD.
?OIVDtV. JVI.V M. IMt.
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O0? SEE KIltST PIOE.
Arrind f thr BrttUfti ?|?r?---*?vc
Lairr~lmp?viiHi ?ntrllilMrr -Du?rr?"*?
?f V.n?T rior?* ? 1? ????<"? ??
Virginity di*c ivrr?l i?n?l iworn to l?> ?*?
PkitifinHK-^liinr '*
??il?M-(irnit Kow '?
Jdr. Ufc?*d<?, hii Amvricmm, hrf*ki?S tf??
head ?fin? Mili-i*'- l?rmci|??l Nr?r???ry?
Ulnic *C every ??a r? ?f n??t con
dition afavi-r) principal P?r?oi?
Yeitw^a) morning about nin? o'clock, the greatest
steamer thai tvir entered New York, the British j
Queen, was seen in ijrstically careering up ?ur kar- j
bor, aad after Uki ?g a tura round the North iiiTe*, "j
proceeded gradntHy up<tbe Hast K-i ver to her wr
quarter* at the fe.t of Clinton street. In a few I
minutes twenty ?r thirty thousand'persons assembled
on the wharf, and surroanding streets and aventtcs.
Jn her, have arm l Tunios Smith, Es^., a Direeti-r of
the Company, and the father of Atlantic Steam avi
gatioa, together wi?h McPherson Laird, the Engi
neer and Secretary.
As soon as s':ie ? is announced, the whole ?'ty was
in a state of the ?\ ildest ?*.xcstem?nt. Those who were
at breakfast, left it and ran to the Bast river to see
her; those who were in bed, jumped up, dressed,
and ran like mad people to the foot of Clinton street.
Those who wWc too ill to walk, ^ot carriages and
horses, rode and drove through the streets as if for
life and death. F lie went 'up the North river as
far as the Stair Prison Deck, was saluted fro-n the
Battery and Other places, returned the salute, and
dashed np the Cast river in gallant style, amidst the
cheers of the.popuUce. TJ )? tide was very strong,
but after twoor three etxrveCtings, l;ke a well trained
racer, ?he caase to at her vrharf, and w*s made fast
side by side with the Great Western. She made the
passage in fifteen lays'a id * half.
The political news by this arrival, is not very im
portant. The war intsyv.a is making progress, but
bo great battle has yet bee?i fought by the Egyptian*
and Turks. (England is qwiet ? France i? quiet, every
thing at pouce over all Europe.
The commercial news tu rather cheo-less ? Cotton
is down another 3 8 of a penny ? business dull ? and
the money Market nnchaaged. The Budget present*
some novel features. Breadstuiis to the amount <?!
X7, ?00, 000 tare been ianported into England (act
year. An ie*ue of Exchafiuer Bills tothe amount of
?7,893,954 ir to be made to meet the charge of th?
Consolidated Fund. The surp.ns of lfclfl is $2,124,
064 being k.rger I ban tin. surplus of 1838. Penu?
Postage is to be u I opted kj the Goverument.
At one oYiock, on Thw^day, toe tllh just., the
bank dircotcrs were in session on the subject of a
further rise*of interest.
Lady Flora Hastings has been diseected. and it
turns out that she was a virgin ? quitee novelty, one
of the papers- says, to find among the nobility.
Cotton not having declined more than three
eighths ; Las y Flora Hastings having been proved a I
?virgin, ai:d no bloody battio or riot having yet takes
place in Europe or Asia, we find nothing of much
higher inltfMt than the de'ails connected with thie i
beautiful ve?M-el and her g illant comma nder. She '
left London at aooa on the 10th instant, aid anchored
at the Lower Hope at half-past 2. She left Ports- j
mouth on the t2th, having ?n board 147 ->assengere
and about IQB connected witi the ship; si.e had 800 ,
tons of goods aad 'VW tons ?f coals; and when she i
was on the water, property t* the amount*. f ?7 .'iflO,- j
000 (connected ?vith her) was afloat ; the richest ship
and cargo that? er braved tlw ocean want. Before
she left Portsmouth, her favor te, gallant *rid glori
ous commander it ceived this Utter: ?
POKTIIKOUTM, III!) I# v, I5fc?9.
Sir ? I regret tU s ? *our very *ii.rt *t?y at P >rhi? uili will
|ir> Ttut that axpr- ? *?* >i .if gwod freliiiy .?:??! good ni-W* i f. ir the
inttcu of the " B..U.4. Q.aten," whicti.I kuo* ?o tecy g ..ei.?l
ty prevail* Ljere
I .'at t'jf ' i O'l ?"!'!?? n rtuu' ?l ?hir!i ha* (kiii rm.-Je r/w .
th? : 1 *h. *W. " < i '?"* or i b? htirg*. and uihaio'.-oitt of
lh< >: -i of Porl.a uth, invite yoa joir uAcrri, U'i p
jtu^n .. |".ir -tluni from New York, to a ci?il cMUrUin
nn ul, by which we -k^fc cuJf itor lo *kcw <*ur ippwbM'itli ef
your nttl" T|<r.?e and our iii * lhat the attempt to e*t ?h.-?h a
?train navigation from Le^do.i to New Yuek. via PbrUiarwith,
will it er i with ..II ih? (i:wr<p'Mr?l an I ?i .ce?? '.hat M iffrii
ed an undertaking ?!?. ? r*e* I am, Sir ,
a our ai'Ht iiMiml
Tna?. i, ?k?oi. Mayor
Lieut H- N., roai.ii aadin; the " Bnti-h Q i< < n "
Fir*t io or ler, we cluill fire the l?*%u?r ?f the tr
eated Ysokrr, who ha* iteun in?truir?ntal in tk*
aucces* ef ocean atcara navigation, detailing her be
havior at ?hc " walked the water* likt a thing of
life":?
Steam *Ht.e Brithh t^irKW,
Saturday, 27lh July, Kfl ^
Dear Sir? A? it in not likely that 1 shall i.irc any
? pare time (? give you information relative u our
voyage from London during my ahort aojouraui your
good city, I aei/i* a few momenta thii mornin^i lore
the atorm of pih*t?, landing, boarding, elcatcra fall*
upon me to thro* the le: i;ng featarea of our jj?jr>.u*
Toy age before yttt
?Vc left Portal* inth the 12th at hnlf paa* 1*
o'clock, P M r??iH?g at 11 revolution* uitjl 7
o'clock, when we t?c reaped to 11 ? wiad atrong frmi
t?. W. with * h?*>id ??. , ami ttiick ha ay ia th ? horizaa
ll'.H ? Kiiif, el' ir !??? *? ?tWr. *ir tool and refir#)u?,g.
Wind d'vd ah ? ?i. woh ? '?? ??>; ?well from the we?4ward; lat 4V
M.toag A 4?; All '???.
14th ? Wniit W, no ???!, It evolution*; t-nall riw; wlr.d
inerea?e? toward* evening. *k'j> ride* like a i|mkh; lat 4W 36.
lour II 59, 4ul 11* m
15th? 4tr?n; ??<!'rl? Wi I ???? runniir: It t? 14 r?ro
1ution?; lat 4? '>1 l< hi 15 *i. <li?t |(*l m; wml wl?ate? u?w^r-l?
evening; running (iHa itljr o>*r lite hill .*?; ?hi(?? no water;
dot the ?liijtit~?t ?(> vu bnl C4rri?? >h ?ilh all iina^i tab'# ?i
|?(h-\Viul \V S*'.V, atci>n(. ?iih a tvmblinc cr>-?? ?ev; ?et
try ail, fore ?tay*'iS? a-iJ j h; ihirk ??allier ronii ?jp on;
behave* nobly. n?*e? with infiuile mij'ilf. not ihe ?li.hte?t
?I rata, ju*t a? ? ">?) 4* a rriilU-. |*J o'c!.<k. kh>wiuir a gal* from
the w^tward, Q ie-n riJ?? m -"iiily, aifl t?? a<*e h-r by the
inera foree of ?,eam power ti nini oaward 8 unj 9 kit -!a,
agaiavt wind awl *ea. if a tight worthy of all a! niratiou; lit
4H M, lori| 21 1j' ili*i 519 w, 4 n'l lock. ttrmnj ke?l witii
whittliaj tlirooch !'.? ?hrf?'?; a I -m roltiaf ??a? ewty m
*?OT at the wheel . airl ij'ii'e rut'i ;h, ?o r??i y <l.i?? ?he ?te?r , 1 1
r*volpt}on?.
17th? Clow ly, fr ?li wiml, MVW, deail <Vi4| IIJ re?o'n
tion*. ? .ilclora, II rev.; I.ii IS 6, lune ii 4: ili?t |f?*? m;*'roog
h-ad Wind, an I high ?? a; ?hip tide* beaut iTiilly; w|ti<l roar*
through the *liron ?, brt iiiak'i nu oilier iiripr?-?i ?n uj?oii t'-e
ii'ieen than what ^riK** fr >ni the increased rr *i?ta*tce *h- l a* 'o
?eerroina
iHtb ? Kine a^oi nug; hea.l ????, at ?! ?,.id nl iwini: fre?' . It
oVhxk, lat 46 .'?<l . lo . ? 30 10. dial IP3 hi, heavy rvllilig <*1 fi'W
thi northward ai d wMwaed. J*lnp roll* ? ith the t a. and
aoni? jing i?i an",, mr gla?? and chiaa good*, but forlno il?ly
the ?hip iia* ij?>t ?, I ' i .ktn h> i l-mtk, w !iirh our rood friend* in
L?t*1 >??.. biinily pi- liit-d.
I#th ? %. 4 fa j, \ \Vj li^lit wird d? a<l ^hf ad, 1 4 rrv ;
lat 4# 1 1, long St l*.,li?i gnu rn; im> tail*, but rutin ng 'iff meet
gal."*all).
Wind . h- a I ???!, i <*i fre*h; no *hi!?; har I pro
pelling again*! . at ? ri -ad m ia I, and eiiuill* *tr mi hea I *?a;
1^ a IS re? , U> 4 > .t i. In,,^ ;| . | j,? Afi.rn xiii. wiad
tiaivaaiug ; aea-inr", <t>ip rolling; more ? trn't (toraxi 'A tl.an
???uali ?peeJ reducd i. b ? , . hi*h Ml ?j. |,t.
< loud*; w fii.'l fre.h IV rn
"lave) * loaf roll 11.4 ?< ,, no *ai|?- ,Mn| r>? tinti'i r* !ur?-d
lo II re* <* i itt'it tialaf? lit U 4. |? ,?0m.
?d? M ?i.dny; w .M-l . , , d.adalwMl VVNW. *n.?- h
?ea-, cloudy anlhary; I5J r.?; *h,p ,()4| ^ h .r ly
know* the r. ,.n.!er ?a,. W o rlaet-Thirk 1 eohl regwlar
bank weather: *t* am ?WIM etfatiiinli , , ,11 .
atrok*; lat 44 44, long W ?? ; di*l 190m.
9S!-T?ewtay? (Hi t!,e llank* la*l mal,t *, It ?
thick, ram* wr*th?r, wind WSW, * itoaih ??,.
runuing off lady; lat M 40, long 31 -JO, dm
Mth? Wr<lke*ai ?y- H'in l W ; n<> tail, |iia? *?* fr,?m H e w. t,
7 o'clock, It re*. ? .> clock. I A r?v; rain all |t,(? m.?rniu wrh*
?*it eaaonir; l?t 41 I7,l<*af 55 50; did ?06m. Lt,V,l 1.
gleaning occa?i' n il) , K..? *ighi at U .iVIoalT, , 0ir ,
ara *ul *idinj; m r> ( |, . , 1 5 r> * ; *e 4 calin ; riiiiiiing 1 f hi 1 kl*.
?**k ? Thur-d y ? Wind \ and N hy K; ni^in I j .ail .?( f?r
the flrtt tinif ; ?> a > i I fur and aft; I'J o'clock, wi ll fre*li*n.
tag ln? the N, r? ? 15, I# |7. and IH; runnlMg .ff ialh- m .1
fallant, and iMi^ufni ityla, lat IJ J;l l< n* 60 Mi, din < ,
0 o'clock, P. M.wi^l*!! ur, *ei calir ; all sail b .1;
W?i m, ?uiw-wtli: ? ?? ilher. uf wli eh we hare had none h?"fore
aOth- b'iM*? a o'-locfc ? Wi-t I Hg; .el*ail 7 oV'..ek wind
?eer* lo Wj all ? til la1 eg in. I* 41 14, 'ong ? 1 14. di-l 'J40wi ;
I'J aVIoek. w i?d V; g> ^d beaea*; revel?4i >n? *t?a<ly and mo
<Tifial|5;7n'?h < P. M., tifitntt'i *ea, rioini >g oft ^ f* * I g pud.
lightly too; 15 r? no'iwn; ?|Mi'l a* a I it ip' ii a mi'l | ?!
g7 iu ? Sat u r?lMr? wm4 N by W. *aiLta? warning, ?o<te
inf-U .-aim Ma, Ml art aboal C ?W?ck. Ml <4 If. 70.
M, Uit? altttil t?,->ea Oeaatitallj tanootf, rtM
8uu?i*yoii<t?a,***tH wads ihe Anatiaf light etlalfpait
I o'clodt A. A, au'l toon afar the Highlands and Irady Hook
Li^^t House, waiting a pilot.
The passage has been effected with greet ease and
comfort, although we never had a fair wtml biito ce
and thai for a few boars enly. The geaeral state of
the wind has been dead ahead all the passage. The
Queen has shewn herself worthy of tb?' eclat which
has usiformly waited upon her. I do rejoice, not so
til u cb on acconA of the Queen herself, as upon the
groaud of seeing the principle'of ocean Steam Navi
gation. which f have so long advocated, most snc
te*->fully and aatisfactorily curried out, upon a scale
*v>.icl? 1 trust will leave no doubt upon tbe miud of
ary one, of ite final triumph. Your ob't- servant,
Junius Smith.
P AHLiAs?f ntart- ? The Jamaica Bill, as amended
V?y the Lords, has been sent buck to the llous* of
Commons and accepted by t'ltal body.
CaID a,? Tbe Canada Mill was under debate on
the evenirg of July lltb. Sir Ch-rles Crey wos left
speaking; of course the tories were denouncing eve
ry movement made by the Government. Mr. Charles
Huller and Mr. Hume -bAth complained that they
could g? i no returns of t!>e state of Canada. Mr.
Laboucltcre laid upon thc| table some papers relating
to Cant'da, and toon oocos on to state that fir J. Col
bornod'.ad expressed a decided opinion o?r the sub
ject of improvement iu Canada, and the n? easily of
cxlen iing the powers of the Legislative Council of
Losrcr Canada.
Sttavk Trade . ? h. the House of L? r?ls, June
11th, Lord Palmerston, by permission of the house,
re si: med the dropped notice of the previous day, and
ino-'td for leave to bri.:g in a bill for the more ellec
tual suppression of the slave trade under the flag ot
Portugal. Leave given.
The Bank of Emiard ? An important debate
took place in the House of t ommons, July 8tb, on a
motion made by Mt. Hume relative t? the misman
agement of the Bank of England for the last twenty
years, and praying for a Committee of Inquiry; the
motion was lost, 93 to 2t?.
Education ? A great many tory peers presented
m address to the Vueen, praying her to rescind the
sjr.int of money gi*?Mi by the House of Commons (or
1 purposes of education. The Queen's reply was very
; (?rief and very naive. She thanked the peers for
their zeal and advice, but told thcmW at they might
have spared th???ttselves the trouble, for the mouey
would be well laid out.
i The Bupokt. ? The Chancellor of the Exchequer
brought forward, on the 5th, his annual financial
statement, and particularly his plan for carrying into
eiiect Mr Rowland Hill's plan regarding a uuiforin
rate of postage. He first called attention to an in
crease in the estimates for the army, navy, and, ordi
nance for the enrrent year, over thee? timates for the
! year ending 5th April last. The estimate for the ar
my, ia lSll. was ?6.322,0*): iu 18?,?6,5?.000; for
: the navy in ls38, ?4,811,000; 1S19, ?5.197,000; for
the ordnance, in ?1,546,0'K); in I*<?9, ?1,732,000
' total excess of estimates, ?312,000; and this, with
i out taking any extraordinary outlay in Canada, into
| account. On alt the departments, tke increased e?ti
: mates amounted U: ?902,220, Next ks compared his
j estimates of tneone and expenditure with the re
Milts: ?
j Tin O tislmns, ettiana cil at ? JO.79.5,000 jie.Jeil 4:31 '210 900
! Escisc, " 1S,P02,000 * " 13.7-29,000
i St.tnjM, 7 ,000 00 1 '? 7, 043, too
i Tines. " 3 6 .4.000 " B,700 000
r.i.toffie*, ? ] ,tiH3.OO0 ?? 1.674. '>00
M i'C?iiaa?#v?, 19 *79,00# * 47-1 000
{ The increase in U,r miscellaneous arises from a re
payment of mocey advanced to the Canadian treasu
| rv. The total of estimated receipts was ?37,271,3)3;
| of actual receipts ?47.838*18, excess of receipts
?611,001). [ i*ii?*rc c s evidently an error in these fig
ures, but none of the reports er.able us t<a rectify it J
The duties oh foreign corn, ..IiiclL, in. 1837 amounted
to ?Wirt,yf>0, lost year only brought j|T4#,006. The
expenditure had exceeded the estimates consider*
blv, mainly inconsequence of tke war in Canada
E*ti nate>! i>i'ir>-?t on
tht f'uhlir D*bt, Av2U-aJO.OOO: actu?! disViMHemt, 39,427,000
Other e'larges i>n *
rou?olul*tetl fuiid. 2.40UOOO u 3.3S3 oOO
lra?y, 6,322 000 M 7. >201. MX)
I Na*y, 4 BH Oi*0 " 4 600 '?0
I ?Ord.iviee, t,i?tf000 *- i;jsi(to
J .*tuc?l!atienu?, - '2 1)2020
I The total estimate *vas ?47, 477, 80S; ii?e" otal expen
ld ture ?l^,9t?3,W0; vueis of expenditere ?7S5,5t>0.
* I Another error here, but the reports a|}i^e mi it.] ?
I Li-it year he nporeheuded a deficiency in the bal
ance of receipts and ?> penditare of ?2% iM!t); hut it
l?A I reached ?43(>^tM; amount ot ?iecalcii'atioa
jti.21,000. Here M.'. tiiee entered into a variety (f
. details, showing on what items of re > euu< !h?renad
{ bee i sxcrss or ditainsituiB of recei;?ts. lie then
| st?> d the Cost of the ?q>? rati;in* in C.cuitie.; for the
{years 2 -<-?r? s and i?.e evtraordniarv expendi
ture was ?9)7,000 A vcte for ??00,0jw l.ait been
taker on account, leaving ?147,000 to be 4 rovided
for. The a-nount required f?r the present year, ia
cludii g tbe balance of ?lf7,sHN). would be ?4458,00#;
and ii.is large sum would have been much larger had
a >t tke comparati rely traM|uil state of Ireiaad ena
bled the government t > transfer a part of the mili>
tary stationed in that country to Canada. TU< esti
mated income and evpundilut- ? of the current year
were (Jan stated by Mr. Kiee
iHitUTtD iftcoiir. ktiiioiD nrrrom *?*.
Cu<t?m?, 4?|.M?jllM Ulrrr?tof?lrM, A'*t?.4*C ??M>
Kici*?, 1S,S4'i0"0 Civil toll lifted fuuJ, 'i.4Un.900
Slanius, 7 ,?'64.000 Arm},
Th* ?. 3,ajio?.o n??j,
P<wt office, 1,485.000 OpJmw t,
M i? ell ?ih iM#,000 MitctlLi* <>u*,
row m I'MfW, 900,000
?47.to8,0W
TmImI income, A' IM.l.MiOo
47,ww,noo
Hurf li<t jC 1 40 **0#
In (hi* estimate nn account i* taken tfthe i_ 1 , < k"*3 ,
(KM required for Canada overtke jjjiiOlM'tMf voted la?t
yiar. Thf Chucrllor tonk a cheerful view of the
commercial pnt'ik'Cti ?f the country; ?<<id referred
to tlie lucreaae ouxporti for tk* pieacM year over
th"*e o( 1W a< a .symptom of returning proaperiir.
The amount of itefkMiti in caving* hank* ha I alio
vefv mueb increased, notwithstanding the Attempt*
lo creat ? a ru i up ii <hn*c hank*, lie theiid-Nplain
j * J the couree lie intended In t ike with reapce* to the
{ jwtl oKicr. In the present stale of the reveuie he
' ewuld Mot mat* a propmntion which would afTrt *?>
' large a portion of the receipt* without the guue'itec
j of I'arliain.-'nt t? make gn?*l any resulting deficiency.
, II tlie resolution he intend* :1 to prop>?e were agree I
Co, be *lmultl move or lea re to bring in a hill founded
on the reaoltitiou: and Mr it ice w a* at p*itia to ex
plain, that tin* wai a better luade of procet ding titan
by revolution alone. lie abuiild propose a penny
j.oa lafe, beeaune, although the committee recom
mended a twopenny, their argument* and the evi
dence had convinced Mr. Kice, ih?? there wa? lea*
ri?k or lo*? to the revenue by adopting a penny than
a twopenny rale llcaak) I tlie committer to pledge
I tt*ell to ona uniform rale of a penny at and un.ler a
weight hereafter to be fi\e.l; but, a* to the mode of
carrying out t'ie principle, *ucb a* by stamped co
ver* and pre payment, those and other point* of de
tail would be reserved. lie would, however, aiate
hi* own opinion, that a* option ahoald be given to
pet them into the po*t ottie.e a* at present With
J respect to general f ranking, thai must, of cour*e, lie
abolished; and a* In official franking, he thought
each department nu^lif to pay it* own pnatagea Me
conciudeil bv moving a reaol*ti?n ? "That it ia ex- 1
pedient to reduce I lie postage charged on let tr i ? to
one uniform rate of one pennr, charged up? n eveiy
letter of a weight to lie hereafter fixed by law; par
liamentary privilege* of franking be in;: iboluneJ, |
and official franking strictly regulated: this bouae
pledging ? I 1 f, at the aainc time, to make good any
deficiency ol' revenue which may be occasioned bv
Ntich an alfrration m the rate* of the exialing dntie*
Tur. Cn\nri*T? **t> Pnr*t>'At Foe ? Man.? '
T1ie?e per*on* ?till continue their agitation in differ* i
ent part* of England. Another meeting hr\? lieen
held in London, and the tri colored fla-j; hoisted.
.Newca?lle upon I'yne ia in a very ? veiled atate; a
large gathering of working cla**e'a hail ?ak< n place
there; the language naed b\ the speaker*, wa? violent (
and even oorribU "One ?aid; they ought to aet
all municipal power at defiance, and arm thfm?< Ive*
with pike*, with iDkiketi, with lh* fire brand ?nd
the torch (tin* i* g??i"t the whole ko*, aurelv;) and
when the property of tfceir opponent* wa* destroyed,
they would be a* |i?or a* themaelve*, anj equally n*
vulaart" There ia no mistaking auch a manifesto a*
tln?. Over I'M) armed men Here a?*eiolb d in
Newcastle 4 f>me thoHaand* of t'harli*t* are there
ull armed, ino,t of them with concealed dagger*, but
.?< veral \*ilh formidable staves, and n*t a few with
gnu*.
The working men in varion* e?tnhli*bment? of
the n.etro|i?di? propose to devote a part of two day*
in the week, perbap* Tuesdays and Friday a, in bold
I iri-r p'llil.c r:n elm?* and takiag every poa ili'inum
!'? ??ijiri ?ny f'ully ih> ir aenfimenlt on fhe lute
groeeedaar* at ViniiRfhMi. They are ta mhiil
??ir aa*ftd?noa is the Convention, aad to Uke atop I
for filling ?p uj vacanciea which may h? caused %
the present members btiictrreited.
Mr. flhoiuat Attwood has written a letter to the
people Af Birmingham, telling them that on the 12th
<?f July the national petition w at to be eonaidered in
the ttouae of Comnaona; and he begged them not to
attempt to kill any poltremen.
ttmruEMa, th k Chartist.? The accusation
! agtfinstthe Rev Joseph Stepnena is that o|' attempt
ing improper liberties with a sister of Mre. Brnn
terre O'Brien, with whom be became acquainted m
I.uiidon. ? Spa la tor.
There had been a bit of an einritte at Ramagate
among the fuhormen, excited, as it was aaid, by a
low, illiterate -fellow, and a Jew oT notorious bad
I character, whose peenniu y interests have bee^i af
! lectcd, in cor>?equonce of some restriction" having
been put on th. iiawking of ftsh through the. street*
j State of 1>ihminguam. ? The correspondent of
| the Timesein* that the town wan auk-tea on the
i Monday after the riot, by the police alone, and with
1 ou; a resort to t lie military for active aid. On the
following day one of the inspector*) of pi* I ice arrived
from Carlisle, having one George Julian Harvey in
hia custody, one of the delegate*, who had fled so
aoon aa he cenceived there to be any danger oi com
ing to blows.
A currier and his wife had been apprehe.nded,
j chargwd with threatening to stab the police.
The injured policcinen were said to be doing well,
I and the' town restored to its wontad quietude.
Amtkican Boundary Question. ? Her Majeaty's
? Government has selected two commissioners to pro
I ceed immediately t>y the British Queen to North
Amcrica, to examine into the possibility of simplify
ing this arduous undertaking, fend bringing the ques
tion to a prompt and honorable settlement. Lieut
Colonel Sludge, of the Royal i?nguieera, au officer of
high rank in geodetic operations, is one of the com
i misaiooera The other is Mr Fcatheratonhaugh.
This gvntleman hus been selected as well for hia i
I scientific attainments, his very- intimate acquaint
(mce with the details of this troublesor le question,
as for the topographical knowledge which h;s ex tear ,
, si vc travels in North America have enabled him to j
acquire. ? Globe, (Alinitterial paptr.)
. The Queen ? The Queen continues her equestn I
an cxercise almost daily, in which she ia always at
tended by Miss Quentin, the daughter <?f Sir George
Queiitin. This young lad v, though holding no apeci
fic appointment in the royal household, might very
properly be styled equestrian lady in-waiting, as it is
her duty to prepare and train the horses destined for
her Majesty s ewu use, assist her Majesty in mount
j ingand dismounting; in short, to perform all the petit
toin * usually performed by attendant cavaliers or
maidens of luster degree. Miss Quentin ia a first
rate horsewoman, and has trained ft v-e horses for the
useef the Queen She rides from Kew, every morn
ing. to attend her Majesty
Lady Flora Hastings. ? Tim lady has been
buried in Scotland. 13efore she died, she gave posi
tive orders to have her body opened after her death.
' "appearances obschvco on inspecting the bod v
or THE LATE l'LOKA MA?TIK<t?, JULY 5, 1839.
"There was great emaciation of the whole per
son.
"In the chest ? the heart and Lungs were in a per
fectly healthy state; but there were extensive adhe
i sions of the plenra (or naeinbcaae) covering the
right lung tn that which lines the ribs ? evidently of
long standing.
" In the abdomen there were universal adhesions
of the peritoneum (or membrane which lines the oa
vity and covers the viscera,) so that it ceuld not
be said that there waa asin*le organ which was not,
at every point on its surface, intimately connected
with the parts in its vicinitr. l i e liver was very
much enlarged, extending downward* as low as the
pelvis, and upwards, so as very materially to dimin
ish the capacity of the right canity af t he chest. ?
Thi* gall bladder contained a smalt, quantity of bile. ;
The liver was of a very pale color, bu? its struc
ture was not materially different from what exists in
the healty state. The stomach and intestines were
distended with air; their coats, especially the mas
tular, were very much attenuated. " The spleen and
pancreas were <ree from disease. -Some of the me
senteric glands were enlarged. There were a few
small dep tsites of unorganized ve4iow matter, appa
icii'ly in the auhctance of the a(ih?-4.ion*.
" T he uterus i nd its appendagos presented the
usual appearance*, oi the healthy virgin state.
" From th* rb?i icter of the ailWidun it was plain
i tW.t they could be referred only to inflammation at
j some former and distant period of time The effect
oft hem must haveibeen to interrupt the pa*sa*e af
j the contents of the., touiaeh and iute?i?ne?. and in va
; rim s ways to intexkre with the due performance of
thea: functions. W F. Chimkhi, M. I).
Henry Holiaxd, M. D
Astlky Cooi'lr,
B. C. Brodie,
John M>mi kak,
Oui.in or the b.jA ipich against Lady Has
ting* ?" The writerc who waste their fire upon the
Court physician murt # now that to the unhappy feud
i between the Queen aud her mother i? attributed the
circulation of the slaisdir. for which a rovage in the
j same sV am-boat from ?Scotland with Sir John Con
roy afforded the groundwork and pretence. "?Spec
tator. J*.,e 29
" We mentioned last week, that Lady Flora's voy
age iu the same *trambrv.i with Sir John Conroy it
said to have given rise to the first a lander .garnet her
honor." ? Gpeetitor, July*. .
Pr BK E KW.Tin Jf* AT THC ,J?lttT ! ? H Co?IIT.? Gulljr,
the prize i filter, Daniel TVeuster, the "rater, ami
Robert Owtui, the free liuuker, have alt been pre
' tented at the Rritiah Court.
Daniei. WtFurn ? \V? t?e few account* i?t tlie
irr at Dan iu ti<e London pap?><? Mr. Mctmimw i*
. out of town, aud u* Mr. Wilder could net no intro
I <iu< ti?>i> in* ? T v 'iionaMe life without the aaaiatanre
| "| tlti* dieting ji*hed loeofoea, we preiume be |?
I bluihint; ur ?????" for a *ea*on. ||e w? at Lady
.ISrougharn'a la?*. *'?iree, with Mr*. Webater.
The American Minister and UU lady, are at Tun
wt?dge Well*, drinking the water*
A great mee? ikgiian been held it. London to eitab
Linn a '? HritiOi India Society" t? encourage thr
Kruvtli >ml purchati <>f Kaat India f<* e labor cotton,
in jxtferenc? to thiat grown in th-; -laM holding Mate*
of (K? I'nitefi State*.
Pr.?nr Pimtaoe ? The penny pnatage aystein ha*
he^c adopt id by the Vmiatry, and it fully ex
rn-rted would receive t?.r immediate luirtmn of Par
lament.
Fol'rtu or It'iT m Ltviiram. ? On the xnni
vcraary ?/t the Independence of America, t%e re**ela
in the various dock* heloa'in^ to the United State*
hoiited thei: M vi;* ? he captaina dined at tbe t?re
cian Hotel, f ?*? Ic street, and the mate*, to the number
of aixtr, dined together in t'beahire. The American
Cnnoif, Mr. Ojd'n, ekriatened hi* second child on
the aame day, acd gave a ?ureptiiou* breakfast on
the ocoaaion.
The Gkeat Tlie grand t<'iirna
ment at Kglingtoen t'aatlc will take pfaee on the 29th
of next month. The tilting and other chivalmu*
? porta will occupy three day*. The *por<* will he
concluded with banipieta, ball*, and maa?piet. given
to the aareiahled thlr by the noble holder of the fe*
tival. Their Royal i I ighne*ae*. the Duke and;
Dnrhi *? of Cambridge, arc likewiae expected to be
gueata of Lord Kjrlinglnnn dnrin* the tMlraameiata.
I he Ayr*hire Archer* headed by their captain,
Claude Alexander, K*q , clad in a brilliant a?a cha
raetriftic eottnme, will mu*ter in great force, and
add to t' ? ! attraction of the apectaclc. One (nit of |
armor to b wor-i ??n the MMaioi wa? worn bT Ptr?.n 1
llvlton at th^ battle of Crr**y, and coat (Jti.M), orer
~K)0 year* ago
Phettv Pipe Hearer*. ? The chihouktchi*, or ,
pipe bear* ra, of the Prince Piickler, have attracted i
attention, being two ladi?-a of Aliy**inia metamor- j
p'xoaed ioto page*, and handing the Prince'* pipe in
thr mo*t rr^erlnl and aerom|?liahed manner. No
wonder th ? Prince ia fond of *moking, when a prettr
girl pl.ij a with hi* pipe. Snch anmking i< dell]
(ililll.
I ? r i.p'tn m i e ir Eaot.A^n, ? Lord John RoMetl I
ha* announced hi* determination to erratc a body of I
n lint he call* "moveable police" 1 hat in, lie in
tend* to collect a large body of government gen
d'armea in l.ondon. to be di*lrilnited 'vat plca*ure ?.f
the Secretary of Mate) by railway* all over l.ng
land. If aucce??f?Hy carried out, thi* will be a fatal
bViwfor the liberty, peace and happinea* of ** merry
Fnifland." Thi* iik amrc i* violently opposed by
thu "Time*."
Scripture* ft* S> mool* ? Powerful and i^flnen- i
tial meeting* are bcinp held all over Knglaml and j
Scotland, for the purpose of making the Itible the |
t 0\1 hook In all great and public aehool*
MmcAKTiLK LmKAii v ix Loxno*.- Mr W'ooil, I
who founded the .Mercantile Library in thi* city, i*
now in London, (mi aaya the " Time*") endeavoring
to found a aimilar library there
MtNRtKTrV Dm nr. ? The l'ngli?h papera con
tain num< r< cxfr?et? from ?hi* u< rk. and chuckli
over what they Mil the 44 vulgarity and fatly of the
Yank am." Wait a while.
Sam flpring, a wall known theatrical aad sportiag
charaetar, i? dead.
The ancient custom af street preaching has been
revived in parts of England.
Pihacv ? Thomas Allain, an Arocri'in, was exa
mined in Liverpool on a charge of havm? tried to
murder Mr. Harney, first officer of the cicneral Pr rk
hill, nlf the coast of Florida. I'he magistrates dis ?
missed him, as th* v l?ud no jurisdiction in the case.
He was then arrested and put on hoard tUe packet
?kip Oxford, to Ik; sent to New York for trial.
Kkudtivu ?Vii bcks ? Colonel Pasley, of the Roy
al Engineers, has received orders to remove the
wreck of the Royal George, Wy the same means he
?o effectually employed in the Thames in clearing
that river.
Young Marchan, who violated and murdered a
young girl, kus been hung.
Weathck I!* Engl. and. ?The weather lias beea
as stormy *? the political season. The week pre- I
ceding the departure of the Hritish Queen, '.here
were severe storms of snow, hail, thunder and light
ning and floods, and many lives were consequently
lost.
The Arts ? A new discovery in tlie art of litho
graphy has been discovered, called the lyt he-type -
graphic process.
Tin a tk i c a l . ? Macready is still playingatCovent
Garden. A sreat dinner is to be given to him, the
Duke of Sussex in the chair. Farren was at the
Haymarkct. William Tell was tft be brought out at
the Italian Opera Charles Kean's last appearance
in London, was to take place July 22u Kceley and
his wife were at Liverpool playing in Nicholas Nic
kleby. Knowles was busy on a new play, for which
he had received a retaining fee from Madame Vestris.
r AANCE.
| Pahis, July f)th. ? The termination of the trial of
I the Paris prisoners by the Court of Peers on Monday
j eveaing, is the only intelligence of an- interest in
! the i'aris journals or Tuesday. The President an
nounced tUat on Wednesday their Lordships would
?eet to pranounce sentence, so that the fate of t'se
! accused was not known. Harbea. Martin Hemard,
j Nougues. Honnet, Roudil,Guilbert, Delsade, Mialon,
I Austen, Lcmicre, Walch, Philippet. L)ugast, Lon
i auet, Martin, .Marescal, Pierno and Gregoire arc all
found guilty of treason
j The Capitol f. ob>erves, that the Government can,
( in less than -IS hours, collect, in the plain of St. l)e?
; nis, an army of 100,000 men. Paris is occupied by
I Hi regiments, and 28 more are quartered at Vendome,
1 Melun, Versailles, Bfanvais, Kontainehleau, St. Ger
j main, Complegne, Meaux, Rambouillet, Orleans,
Chartrcs, Rouen, Amiens, and in the rural districts
j round the capital? in all, 44 regiments.
The Chamber of Deputies on Monday passed by a
large majority, the bill for granting a loan of 5,000,
?00 francs to cmupletc the railroad between Paris
aud Marseilles, by the left bank of the Seine.
[Corn tpo.iilcnce of Ihe llershl.]
Paxu, 9th July, 1839
Dear Mb. Bin.xett, ? The absorbing topic of
newspaper remark and parliamentary discussion i?f
, late, nan been the war in the East. Rumors of tliis
, event have been coming thick and fast ui>on ns lor
some weeks back, but they are all of a ratner va^ue
and unsubstantial shape "They came like shadows
and so depart," tillpei pie 'pan to* think they were the
1 sport of some mendacious i crihes, who had got in
fected with ihs Eastern pi-oneness to hyperbole; but
' it i* true, most veritable. Tlic Turks und Egyptians
are at loggerheads, and the announcement of this
J fact has set the "Great Powers ' all in commotion;
and, by the potrtrt, I don't know why, or for what.
If the Sultan lias gone to the great expense of building
some very fine skips, and importing "nropean offi
cers to teach bis awkward, c-oss-legged subjects Low
to mount a raa?t, and rig a sail, and is yet not to be
allowed to make some profitable application of all
his knowledge and expenditure in the chastisement
of a rebellious vassal, ! think is absolutely too bad ?
and if the Christian Kingdoms of the West waste
either life or treasure in the idle prevention of this
much dreade<l, but com|>aratively harmless conflict,
between the so-called barbarous aad benighted pow
ers of the Ki<t, ( will leave it to any sensible peo
ple to determine if the former are not the greatest
fouls of the two.
Things are so ripe for a ro?v i:i the east that inter
ference ma;, postpone, hut cannot prevent it; the
: Sultan most cordially detests the slave that has ri-en
? to be bin rival ? that h?s threatened to beard him in
! his den ? and who wili dttiy him good reason to dc
j sire the downfall of the tr.i.tor Pacha; and he has
now- the longed for means to girt his vengeance; he
j has u navy, and lie wants to fight it a battle, and he
want? to win it. Why should he noi he allowed the
indulgence of hi* revenge, and bis puerile ambition
j to parade his ships, his pets, und his panlalooued sai
? !ors! .'In i? l/cnt on it, and will no* l?e denied lie
I is a fool, and therefore obstinate. He has destroyed
i his country with liis over-rated innovations, that
g?N>d easy folks have t nought w ere going to turn Tur
| key into a Christ/-.* state at steamaoat speed. Na
! tism are not to be reformed against time. Civiliza
tion is a plant that grows ? not a thinir that is made;
' and, putting a 'I'unk in trowsera may alter hia out
ward aspect, but does not change the inner man ?
Thus much of a rough sketch o? the Sultan, his oh
i jects and modes. As for Mehemet Ali, he is better
known and understood. Although seeking a contest
with fcis cidi-vant ma-ier, he is determined to main
tain himself in ill-begotten power, and, along with
considerable resources, has great sagacity and energy i
in the K*e of them. I dont know how tins a* air can
be regarded in any other light thau a domestic quar
rel; and in those cases a .prudent bystander will ne
ver interfere between the belligerents; and what
earthly harm can come of it, if the Turks and Egyp
tians shouiM, like the Kilkenny cats, actually s\. al
low each other ! It is ?? a consummation devoutly to (
be wished " The world cotild not but be gainers by ,
it; for then civilization would once again light up
those eastern hanir s from wlwnce she has just emerg
ed, and, I bdii'Ve, not until then.
Hut the alarmists say that, in the fight, Turkey
would be ao crippled and weakened,! hat the rulture,
liusoia, hovrri>K over, would pounce down upon her,
and that poor Turkey, once in hie claws, would be
made a f.uul m<-aJ of I am not one of lier sympatliix
ers, and wish noat heartily, that ilussia, or any
Christian stat", would take possession of that beau
tifu" r.onntry. that God has ?o bounteously gifted, and
man done nothing hut to degrade and abuse. I would
lo..k up m the conquest of Turkey as a blessed thing,
if it led to nothiug else ? and God kiisws that is
enoufh ? the emancipation of the female sex from
the filthy and brutal oppression of Turkish bondage
Heaven grant the time is coming. Hut, to reply to ,
the cry against Kussia. There is little t? b* feared ,
that she would rashly forfeit all the fruits of her art- ,
ful diplomacy by any violent method to compass her
ends. England aixf Austria, whose interests are
threatened, are preparing for resistance to any en
croachment, ami France would doubtless lend her po
teftt aid. And would Russia, think yon, singly face
these formidable odds, when she has but to abid?- her
time, and trus t -? t lie winder- working effects ?f Iter ,
well conducted negi tiatiana. It is another game she
is playing, and before she shows her hand, she will ;
secure all that it ran gam for her
I have handled this important subject most care
lessly; but I have been obliged to despatch it. I'l|
return to it again For the present, sutlice it to say,
that the English and French fleets have both receiv
ed orders to interfere and put a stop to hostilities be
tween the Sultan and the Pacha ? and todothis whe
ther the Huss/an fleet unites with them or no. The
palicy of these two countries is to maintain the itatu
quo It is the most timid policy: whether it is the
safest, remains to be sern. Yours.
?PAIR
H/tV0!t*r, July 7th.? The Madrid Journal* receiv
ed are of the 2d in*t They bring ad? ice* from Ihe
frontier of the defeat of a divi*ion of the farli*ta
under Koreadell, near Litcena. on the 23th nil. I he
t'hiutinn* were commanded by (ieneral Francisco
Nirrifi, who led the attack in person. Cabrera
was reported to he present. The Citrlitt cat airy '
were cut in piece*, and the rebels driven with jreat i
? laughter from all their position* around Alcora and
I.uc< na !* imitation of Maroto, the Carli*t General
CotUit D*K?pagnef ha* recently ?hot 20Carlist officers
for alleged treason.
am man v.
Letters from the Hague, utate that the marriage
between the Prince of Orange and the I'rmcrsi Ho
phiii. of Wirteinberg, is null, according to the law*
of the country.
An air* or T??r Kant.? Letter* were received
in London from Constantinople, to the IMth of June.
|le*pnt< lie* had arrieed in tne Turkish capital from
llafi/. Pacha, in which ?hat general claim* the victo- j
ry over tome l>'vptian eatalrj-.
The Sultan'* lu..lth waa mending.
A deci*iv? action <va* enacted between Hafir. Pa
rha ind Meheniet \li, who had concentrated III*
forer* at Kutaya, Angora, and H gdad
f'l'i ice < :e ?<r/r, H Cambridge, and Purkler Mai
kau. wi re tt?i reigning l?on? at Constantinople.
I be I urkr-h fleet wh? at Lantpuscnt on the IMth of
June last ? expected to sail the next day for Rhode*.
It Was, however, said that the English and French
?qaadrMM would be there to prevent fighting.
Row at Cohstahtiwoplk. ? A 1 Vrt beaten by an
Amei iean.? June 19th. ? A scene occurred yesterday
at the Admiralty which has produced much sensa
tion among (he Frank population; the Chief of the
Navy Hoard (Mustapha Key) having, during an in
terview with the Sultan's ship-builder (Mr. Rhodes)
used abusive language, which the feelings of an
American could not put up with, the latter raised
his pipe and broke it on the insolent Ottoman's head.
The circumstances of the case having been laid be
fore the Sultan, every one i* ai?xiou?ly awaitiug his
verdict.
Lo.idon Mojkt Markkt, Wednesday July 10.--The jerJ
iimhi nt securities ha>e iJraiiclil a fraction on yesterday's ijua
tition*. Consols left off at 9>!'( t?? 1 (or Money, aud 93} in j for
Account. The same |>'triy why were selling so latgHy of Ki
ciitquer B lis u? Moada), attempted today to pUce a f.rt! er
atnoaiil of those Interests, but the market ?ai ?o sensitive that
they made vary lit (Is progress. A decline in thepnmiun to
'.'(Is. ha? |*<i ( a stop to tlieir operations fur (li- present. They
lift off <<t HU. to i s. r remium. aud Bank Stock at l?li to ?>.
In the Foreign Market Two-ind-a-Ilaf per Cent Dutch
Stock was quoit J 641 '? i< Brazilian 7?j to fc, Chilian 3? ^ to
IJ, Columbian 33 to J. Kite per cent Portuguese 33} to 4, and
Aeiiit Spanish, with the overdue coupons, 164 to It
Tiii hidav, II h, half p.st I. ? The Dutch mail has arrivid
brin^inn tike prices from Au stirdani, of the 9th itst. ? Two
awd-a Half per ctati, 34 16-16; aud Fire per cenl>>. I0'2 13 1ft
The pricrs are a little higher.
The Hariier ha* armed from the P.iciAs- She has brought
about one million-and-a-half of dollais.
The speculator* are mxiously wai iug to ascertain the result
of the iiauk Directors' inciting, this day, iu respect to the ad
v-uce i u discounts.
Consols may be quoted at present r*thtr lower.? 981 for (he
Account; Exchequer bi'ls, 2"J 30; Bank Slock, 191.} 19J.J. In
the Foreign Market Spanish Active is rather lower, Por
tuj><iese is also lower, 31[, 4; Columbian, lower, 3'Ji; Dutch
Two-and-a Half per cents., 64s i Fl\c percenis HI3.J.
! Four O'clqos ? Conso's for Opening closed at 935 V ii
| Spasish, lMj Portuguese Ncn Bonds, 34j.
I.iti kpoiil. Cotton Markkt, July P. ? Tlie Market throujh
; out (he week h > been ixlnuiely dep.issed and to eftict sales,
even to Ilia extent of (lie limited wants of the trade, a decline
, of full} jdptrlb. lias tieest submitted to iu the cominoo ;.nd
middl.ugi lasses af Americau, with a still further reduciion ou
i the b? tier qualitii s; Brazil and Surat have declined id, aud
Egyptian jd to Id per lb The sales amouut to only 11,960
bales. ( including 250 Ami ricxn aud 60 Surat lor expoi t,) and
comprise 370 Sea Island at 20Jd to'JHi; -J24M Bowed 7d Is 9$;
?JOliO Mobile, Alabama and Tennessie OJd to 3d; 3*90 Orleai s
6i{d (o >(^d; 430 Peruaashuco, ParaiVa, Sic. t-^d to Pjd; 400
B.thia and Maitio SJd to 9Jd; 600 Maranli <in ftd to 9J< ; S10
Cartlpgenu 61,1 to 6d; 40 common West India 7^ j 140 Egyp
tian 1 1 i I to 16d; 1000 Sural J to 6jd; and 40 Madras at 6d to
6* J D* r lb. The salts to-day amount In about 1600 bags, at id
{ to Ju per lb. lower in prices than the quotations of Friday last.
The market ou the whole is exceedingly flat. On Saturday
1000 b?gi were sold.
Jul) P. ? The salts to-day amounted to 1600 bales
July 10th. ? Tke sales to-day are J600 bags, at priecs s'.il de
cliuiug; of these 600 American and 100 Beugal are for export.
Tiken an speculation this \ ear hales 'JO 1 7 '2ft
Ditto in IMS 831*00
Decrease o' import this year cc aspared
with the same da'.e in 1 f 38 54'Wl
Increase of stock 07100
Decrease of quantity taken for coi sumpt. 3 1 6800
e OMrOTKU STOCKS.
July the 6th, 1639 533004
Same |>eiiod iu I83S 406900
Maim iirsrr.R, July 10? St*tk or Trade.? There was alii
I tie more inquiry for yarn yetle rday linn on Ihe precediug Tues
day, at prices abo-l a f.irihiitg per lb. below ikoM which prevail
do at that time. Theprice tot'cotlonhavini declined more tlian
a halfpenny during '.lie inter . al, (lie potiti< n of the spinnert
| may 'be ?:ud to le (lightly improved; but it i? ?til', far from
1 beii.g satisfactory, as, e^en at the present prices of cotton, a
lo? < must be incut red on all the jam span. For goedt there
' wi> n l much th niaiiti )e?terda); and, to far as we could
j learn, very little business was done. In couaei^ueiice of the
' continued unsatisfactory state of the maikel. the spinner*
i and manufacturer! of Aslitou, Stal) -bridge, Hyde, and the
i nc.ghboihood, whose tec< ml term of agreement for wirlting
short lime had etpiied. <!? terinined to renew it; and a fiT-h
a^recoirnt, to the time c^ect as before, was ?ery generally
tingtied yesterday, ?a<l will no doubt lie universal y acted upon
iu ili.it reighbortiood.
London Co** ExclUffc*:, July 9. ? A steady demand was
expeiicucet for fine Wheat at this "day^t market, all such sim
p|. i commaudiag fu ly as much mouey as last week to our
town millers, with I few country buyers up, aad some inquiry
for prime parcels of foreign to ship cmiiwue. Kresh Made
Flour wu in good request, at quite at lug! rates.
LlvrarooL Cork M iisct. July 9.? Since Tuesday, Ihe 'id
iii'tant, the fresh supplies for the Cora trad* coastwise and from
Ireland, are quite inconsiderable. The foreign ai rirals consist
principally of Wheat, of whic'i one cargo has been entered for
home use at the duty of 13. The weather hat been varia
ble, and is coos i (let ed very fevarablt f r the crop*.
The Wheat trade Ins been without animation, hut there hat
hem a good in ,ny oreas'nnal t?l?s of hard and toft Hutsnii and
?im il >r ini dling and inferior quilitie. to town and country
dealer* and speculator*, at puces in which the fluctuations have
been trilling. Fine while ami red Bait c samples were scarce
*!!?' Nearer, I ut the demand ha> been limit* <L
II trrtl Flour, dot) puid, has keea in gmti cyiest at s'etuly
> pr ices, Mi l sack Flour, ouich is scarce, hss brought a snail au.
uuer,
A' this da) 's a>ir?et there teat a f o<! allendiii.ee rf town
and country dealeis, who konghl pretty l re ely of all kiuets of
Wheat al th'- prices ol this etay st'unigM for mi?dling sad or
dinary descriptions, ami at nu advance of Id to 'Jd on the former
qu si i tie ?i, for whicii then Wat more demand thu'i of late.
There was a good demand for sack and lyrrel Flour at very
steady pi ices.
London \1aiikcrt, July 9. ? Sugar. -The market for Britith
Plant etion has bern rathrr inactive, aud a decline of M per cwt
hat, iu some cases, been ?uhmitted to. Foreign sorts are at no
minal prieet. Small parerlt ?f refined crsithed, from fuiaiga,
h sve been disposed ?f at 31* p< r cwt
Coffee ? At auction 163 casks Jamaica found buyers at 111*,
to I i3?. tid. f*r line orJinary to middling; tor oiJinary to fii a
ordinary \t 07?.6 I. to Ills, beii g 1*. to J*, lower fer coloury
SOI Is.
Hum ? has agsin been ia active demand at a father ri.e in
prices for fine Istdsia ml str"ng Leewards Of the former,
about MO pun? have been sold ut As. I9d to 6s. ^il. for 30 to 34
per cent overproof.
Tallow? V, C. is at 47*. to 47s. 3<l. on the spot.
Hemp? t lean it at 37s. per cwt.
Lis km tool MiKir.ts, July 0th. ? In Bice nothing done. Itutn
coul tunes very tcarc?, II elate importations being not yet ready
fur t ile: a parcel of iery fin* Jamaica, of high stiength, has
been told at 7* per gallon. 14 puus St. Croit, 8 per cent O
P.. s'dd a .'.Is VI, for exportation.
Seieral sales of Turpentine hava been brought foi ward, at
which Si<? brl?. have Uten sold al 10*. 7d to lis. 'id, btsi<*es
WK> brls b) pi ivafr contra* t, of fine quality .at I Is. 3d.; a tri
fling iiarcrl. Midi all faults, wcie sold at I0?. Jd.? Ol Ameri
can Tar, 3Mi>rls. rvaay brought IA*. 3d , bat for 700 brls. otter
ed to-day, the bigi. est hid being 14* 3d , the* wire withdrawn.
There ha* Wen rail er more busiuett going Itrseard ia Motreai
Pol Ashe*, and I ."hi to JOObrls. have brought 24s A few small
sales ?f Montreal P erl As irs liter hern made at 30. per cwt.
Ow ng to the larg* nn|>orlof Iters' Wat, this article is lower.
A f< w canks of Philadelphia l^uerciirou Bark have kern dit
poseii of al 40.. p*t cwt. Nothing to report in Tobacco.
Oil of Turpentine toiitiauis vriy dn|'. We hate n? trans
act i whs to report in Hemp; it ii staled the im|ioits of new Bel -
tic > lav are u?l s<> g<iod as etpecied; there ha?, Iher f?re, been
some little iunuirt for parrels of I e?| vetr's and about 'JO tous
hsse been sola. Tallow remains with little alteration iu price,
hut a limited deaand.
Pasts Tuesday, Jnl? 9 ?The Railroati Hkares occupied the
Mouey Market sery ?ti mgly this das. 'Ike derissou of he
Chamber of Drputn t in I'aior of th* Gosernnient loan of As*
milliant fo tlni. V> r-ailles Lei'l Dank Cnapun, pnolui ed I he
etiraor?liu?ry rite of UJf -/Or trom yesti rda> 't q'tofalioi.t. whkk
were I* f, and are now J9:f 4(1. The thares l< fl offot (It Of, only
M ;W. lower than beloie; vt. Oerm^.in #l#f; Stratburg 'JOtM;
Orleans. 4HJf ^Ce Havre MtfMp,9f ftOc l?>wer
FiviprCai ? 1 1ll' ? fc KO.-; I- our and t h J" a Cents. 1IMM{
Four | tf I an s lOJf; Three p*r Cent ^ 79f <t? Mc 80c;
Bank A< tion?, 2,70Cf; Kent* iV Nap'?t, 99i 7#r ; Ro
man File per Ceyl*. I0l| ft (i R.lgiav Five per Ceil<,lfh
Belgian Thr? ? pe^rmls, 7'Jt' 9ft. ; Belgian Umk, 770f, Haylian
Loan, 4l7l .<0r 4101. Kic'isurr ou Loudon, on*' month. pu|>er,
Ml' 74c; m nicy, i6f 7 Je . ? hrer months, piper, 34f I7?)j WMjr,
U4f ?7Jc.
B'ioksk, Jaly 9, half-past 3 o'clock, P. M. ? f^sl Pnrrt. ?
Five per Ceats, 1 1 If 9?c; T?ir?e p-r Ce?t?, 79f 70cj Reate <le
Naples, 100.
s irrsti st sr LsrtTTt's nsna.
The ope) i , ,.f ilir Caisee Oe?n*r?le da I o*n erce et de
rindustlie, |I ,1 ,,y M. Lafitte, diirtnj the first sit months
i f 1^39. ?err .>s lollow;?
( mil'.
Ktpn litnre?, ....
Hfmmnnl in the CaiMe,
P?rtrf<udlr.
UW.MO t ?ll. in ....
1 66 fli4 out, ....
13,201 IMnM|| on the "10th Jiitir,
mint
Rill* on f?H?. k . ? .
Diltoon the departments, .
IMllo ?'i forfiun eountrie* ,
Oillt rceeired '>) ctmtpoidtMr,
Total of tli? Hill. di?r< unletl,
Br?plr? ||i? ?8,0<>o O00of bill* ree? irerf l?y eflfmparfuft, the
C <HI' r> (drrd ii)i? ar?lt of 1 1 ,W 0,00(i more ?fter thrir Vffimn?i(
due, ?? iVt <t I li> whole ?f the bill* proceeding from the rorret
|ioa<leuc- kMowiH In 87. 7*^ 0>7 frxuri.
The rnoi.ircnt of the hill* of credit ?m urirlj the ??me dur
ing r*l nv>tilb?, end llie *m mil of the lull* in etrritUtinn
lie t ween * l<00.000 and g.llQti 000.
The rurrmt account* were -i.WPI in nunitier on llie Mill ult.
(C?rrr*fondence of the Herald.)
IU>??, Wetlnead.ijr, July 10.
A I lr?ee? of etftilement recenlly prevailing m our cotton
market hare di?np|iearcd entirely, in Con?e?|?en?e .if the very
<ii > r < uragiiig kccounU from Kng trul mul our mmm far luring
Kr*i?e? Tent*
ITft.TJ4.07i I#
174 :II7.J0J 8ft
2 ,0<>? MM 34
I HH AH
111 407 H7 ft 94
I7,f I7,M9 70
40. 004. 30H 44
11.404,410
7.I78JM4 78
m,b*l,Vn io
:a,44a,i?3 48
144,0*0 906 48