The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-11
NETWORK. THURSDAY. FEB. IL, 1856.
IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND:


RECEPTION OF THE Presidents MESSAGE IN ENG
LAND-THE FRENCH KING's SPEEcH-HIs ACCEP-
LANCE OF THE MEDIATION.
The packet ship England, of the LIST of January from
Liverpool, arrived yesterday, and brought important
intelligence from England and France The Annual
Message of the President reached Liverpool 29th
Of December, and published in Londen the 30lh.
1t created quite sensation, highly hattering to the
talents, the magnanmity, and the good of Presi
dent jackson. On the 18th of December, Lord Gran
yiIle the British Minister in Paris offered the media
ton of England to settle the quarrel between France
and this country. 1t accepted on the 9th of
December. The following is
SPEECH OF KING LOUIS PHILIPPE,
To the Chamber of Peers, and the Deputes,-
In seeing you again assembled around ME, am
happy in having to congratulate myself with you upon
the situation of country. It's prosperity increases
every day. Its internal tranquility appears hsnceforth
beyond the reach of attempts 10 disturb and
its power abroad. The that yoa adopted IN
your last session have attained the end that
cert proposed ourselves. They have consolidated pub
lie order and our institutions.
An expedition, undertaken for the security of our
possessions IN Africa, has been conducted and
pished was becoming the honor of France. Ii is
with emotion have beheld the eldest of my family
share the hardshps and dangers of brave soldiers.
our relations with the other European powers. Our
intimate union with Great Britain is draw closer every
day; and every thing Inspires with confidence that
the peace enjoy will not be disturbed.
NV Government has continued TO take, upon our
frontier Spain the best calculated to
fulfil, faithfully, the clauses of the Treaty of April 28
1884. offer up ardent wishes for the internal pac6ca-
ten of the Peninsula, and for the consolidation of the
throne of Queen Isabella Ill.
l regret that the Treaty of July 4, 1884, with the
United States Of America has been able yet to re-
ceve its complete execution.
The King of Great Britain has offered 10 me- as rel
to the Uaited STATES has friendly mediation. hare
acceptedh; and you riu participate my desire that
the differences may beterminated in equally
honorable 10 t,co great nations.
hope gentlemen, that the moment has arrived for
France gather the fruits OF her prudence and courage
Enlightened by the past, lei profit by experience
dearly purchased; let apply ourselves to calm all
minds TO render laws perfect and 10 protect by judi
cious measures all the interests of nation, which,
after SO many storms, holds up 10 the civilized world
the salutary example of noble moderation the only
pledge Of durable The of its repose its
liberty and its greatness my chief duty, and its hap
pness will be my dearest reward.
After the King had ceased and silence restored
the Home Minister read the oath, and the Deputies
repeated-"I swear" His Majesty then retired.
The following are extracts from Hudson's News
. Room Correspondence, dated London, Dec. 3d.
Persons of all parties here, in praising the
Presidents statement relative the misunderstanding
between the United States and France. The deter
mined, yet moderate tone which has been assumed in
making the expose has been most happily chosen, and
the arguments well put, that the general opinion
is, that France has not been left leg TO stand
Every possible effort has been made by France to OBJ
tain the message before the meeting of the Chambers
A steamboat has been despatched to the mouth Of the
channel to meet the Havre packet, though il was gene
rally supposed that it would first be brought TO this
country, and then TO France from London
Some successes obtained in Africa ever Abdel
Kader, which the French papers at first magnfed into
glorious victory. Subsequent accounts prove that
after dispensing the Arab troops the French army pro-
ceeded Mascara and disgraced itself by burning il
to the ground being the time under necessity for
doing, provisions for fortng Int were found within
the walls.
EXTRA HERALD.-On Tuesday afternoon, we issued
an edition of the Herald Extra comprising nearly eight
thousand copies, which exclusively circulated by
the merchants down town among their special custo
mers in every city South and West. About twelve
fourteen of the most extensive Wholesale Houses in
town. embracing almost every branch of business,
bined in the circulation Of this Extra.
1t is impossible in brief paragraph to give
mercial readers any idea of the plan, but its utility and
economy element in advancing the trade and aid
ing the business Of New York, is obvious.
We are again preparing to issue another Extra Of