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LII 10 EOfi E4NAtI-A4 L.
There has been an arrival at New
York, from England, bringing accounts
two days latest We have been favor
ed with papers to the 18th October.
Lord Liverpool repeated il the British
House OF Lords, Get. 5ta, that Ii was no
part Of the policy Of the British govern
ment TO interfere with the internal So
ycrnmen. of other states and that nc
engagein ents to that effect existed. But
that the government did not know what
course it might hereafter be necessary
to pursue. No new minister had been
sent to Naples, and the new minister
from that court had not been accredited.
The British Queens trial had reach
ed Oct 7th,) tie twenty sixth day; and
sixteen Witnesses had been examined in
her defence. They proved, that as far
as their knowledge extended, there had
been no improperly in her conduct; but
their evidence related mostly to her de-
meanor while at and near Naples. Il
is impossible TO forctel the result OF the
trial. The opposition papers cxult great
", that many OF the charges against the
Queen have been completely retuted,
and that the case against her had been
shaken at the foundation. But the mi
nisteral papers think the testimony
equally as loose as any that has been con
,rajlicted; that many facts have been es-
tabllshed by it, and that ministers have
streng testimony III reserve. The great
est" says the Courier, " is behind;" and
,ae Crown has the legal right OF closing
die testimony. Oac of the Witnesses tes-
80, ,aai :!..o Chamberlain 81 the Duke
Of 3 aden bad been preyentedby his sovc-
reign from repairing to London, to give
evidence in faycv Of the Queen; but in
a discussion Oh The subject in the House
Of Peers, Lord Liverpool sad il her Ma
Ies;y'3 advisers instead Of sending mes
scagcfs to Dad,n had applied TO minis
ters, not moment would have been lost
in dcspatchlaS a messenger 10 obYiate ali
difficulties there and if the evidence
was now deemed material, mott hours
should eiapse before special messenger
should be despatched, With respect to
len. Pine, his Lordslip added, that lis
government had refused to pcr:.3it him
10 appear as a witness, in consequence
Of the insu!ts offered TO the Austrian UNI
form at Dover. Lord Grey pronounced
that no blame was chargeable on minis
ters, 10 application having, been made 10
them.
The rublic excitement continued IN.
abated, and the opposition papers pro
noun,ed, that unless the bill was drop
ped al awful crisis awaited The nation.
Inc ministerial papers treated the pre-
iic4ou wi,a ridiculc.
We have bet little Additional advice
en- the policy CT Russia. Ii seems hci
ministers have coa!radictcd the report,
that tie Emperor bad declared that nc
pow had right q interfere ia the in-
iernal affairs ot other nations :. Such .
| contradiction bodies i'll to the peace oil
Europe. The meeting ofthe thee Great
Sovereigns was To take place al FroPpau
ihc Goth October.
French aif1irs were tranquil. Ac-
counts from Naples, Sicily, aad Tie o.
tomaa Empire were crude and contra
liclorv. Taerc was no evidence thai
Sicily had sNccplnbcd 10 Naples. Ihl
regoh,ioH il Porte gal was complete.
1850 4-.-4s A.