The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-29
NETWORK, MONDAY, FEB. %, 1856.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

short space of % DAYS. BY this arrival we have several
important, pieces of normation-not the least of this
avery interesting letter, dated London, LIST Instant
sketching off the present situation of England-he po-
ston Of paries-and the probable of the existing
agitations.
The affairs ofhe United States since the settlement
Of our French claims, is little alluded to.
Cotton at Liverpool had advanced a pound-sales
very considerabe-and trade throug hou England quite
brisk-rHore than it had been for a long time
The massacre of the Carists in Barcelona, had
caused a great sensation in Europe. The French
Chambers are very busy settling their money matters
The subscriptions in Paris for the New York Suffe-
rers of the 18th December last, had already amounted
TO than there is this collected in all the
towns Of the United States
Chateau Margeaux wines had increased in price in
consequence Of the destruction by fire of large guam
tity.
The American Ambassador at the Court Of ST. Peters.
burgh, was amusing himself by running through the
northern capitals of Europe with his hat in his hand
The Roscoe was not run down at sea-bur had mar.
row escape. On the 18th inst published an extract
from the Log book of the barque Majestic, in which the
particulars of running down American packet on the
night Of the 18th of Feb. fully detailed The YES
sci into the Roscoe, which did not sink as was
supposed, but escaped with some serious damage 10
her head gear and arrived safely in Liverpool in 16
days from this port. This announcement will relieve
the anxiety of many who had friends and relatives on
board the r., as the report that she had SUNK had
caused great deal of excitement and generally
credited.
The Independence was, during her passage four days
inside Nantucket shoals.
The little Queen of Portugal has length got hus-
band. In Spain the civil still goes on.
Great effaris appear to be making resusctate the
trade of Greece. Commerce with the United States is
encouraged.
Rail roads are making, or preparing to be made in
every part Of England There will be general effort
At the next meeting of Parliament this subject. In
connection with the London and Bristol R ail road
packet line is By established to New York and
the vessels building.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Feb. 4.-The sales this
week have been very brisk the quotations will shew
and American cotton has advanced from to per h.
The sales Per day follows Monday, 5000 bales
Tuesday, 300o-Wednesday, 1,5OO-Thursday, $500
Friday, 2s000-Saturday, 200-making the sales d.
ring the week, $4,000. The imports are 4O4 bales of
various kinds.
ff- LONDON, LIST Feb. 1886.
80 In few days-perhaps the 4th-a Parliament
will open that will give rise to important events
than have seen in England since the year 1640-|
The changes fundame rental laws which have taken
place since 1825-since the Duke of Wellington carried
Catholic reform only the for of far more
important changes TO take place before long.
The present ministry is in the most stable con-
dton but ministers are of little consequence now
The constituency Of England the government ofEng-
land. They give the impulse and the King and all
must follow. Daniel Connell is the great of the
day. He, and he alone. Yields the fierce democracie
He has been stirring up the thoughts of men since the
adjournment, and his success is beyond any other man
that appeared in England. As speaker the
hustngs-as haranguer to the Irish, Scotch Eng
lsh radicals-asa debater in the House of Commons,
as inhammatory newspaper writer, he is without
rival or competitor in the realm.
This man has just begun most porentous agitation
against the House Of Lords. He has associated
on his side all the ndustry-all the science-all the
democratic and Independent thought of the nation
Catholic, Dissenting, Freethinking, and indeed all
crceds and all religions. During the adjournment he
has perambuaied England. Scotland and Ireland and
as soon as he opens the campaign against the House
the VASTLY deep" will start up and back him to the
ultima ratio regum.
This extraordinary will carry his point, let who
viii be ministers. A change from Wing to Tory in
iead Of impeding his progress will advance il ten fold
Sue. change would render the public mind more ex
citable and more inamnable. Bulwer and few other
wings, are mere dandes aud iterateurs who figure in
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