The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-17

butes OF our nature which seem to besr he I'm
press OF divinity, and 10 claim the admiration of
tne "Oiic' are not confined 10 any particular clas,
or condition Of men. They break forth beneath
The hnmblest roof as well as in the sunshine of
iaVcr and opulence; yet they are often times
checked II not entirely quenche by that spirit Of
Pfde, "bic'i has impaired so much consideration to
wealth, and given ability to the weak minded child of
fortune, TO frown into gnicance his less favored
fi'al, who may have been thousand times his su-
peror in all those qualifications and attributes which
ought to command the respect and esteem Of mankind
But revolution is at hand which will sweep those
false and demorazing distinctions from the records
of society, and establish virtue honesty and talent,
in their rghtfu dominion the minds and hearts
! of men-a dominion which never be shaken by
the demon OF bankruptcy or overthrown or destroy
ed by the vicisstudes and uncertainties which char
acterlze all human endeayor.
! Four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. BY
the arrival Of the packet ship United States
at New York, Lendon papers to March 9TH
and Liverpool to the Sth, are received.
( The quarterly statement of the British
revenue for the quarter ending 9Th, April,
shows a decrease of EGO, O,409 as compared
with the corresponding quarter Of 1886.
There was a slight decrease on the revenue
from the customs, excise, taxes, and the
Post Office.
London, April 5th, evening. We are
still without any arrival from the United
States, to the great Inconvenience and de-
triment of the parties who are expecting re-
mttances from that quarter, and who are
placed by The delay in very singular pos
itIon.
London, April 9th, evening. There is
as yet no material abatement of the uneasy
/ f.nI Oh has Iol -, ~
city; nor is it likely to be relieved until the
arrival of the New York packets, now due
if it should even take place then, of which
many entertain great doubts. Today, as
is too notorious to leave the least uncer-
tainty on the subject new applications have
been made to the Bank for assistance, and
the directors have heen engaged nearly the
whole day, as it is presumed, in delbera-
ton on the expediency of making further
advances and on the means OF securing
themselves from all danger is so doing. 1t
is understood that they have assented, to n
certain extent, so as to cover the immed-
late difficulty, bat that the way is not so
clear with respect to those which are likely
to follow.
The provision for them will depend up
on the remittanccs from New York, when
the wind changes, which must, at all events
be large with SO many packets in srrear.
One mischievous consequence of the en-
barrassments of the large houses who have
traded beyond their capital, is the assistance
sought for and even demanded from hou-
ses of an inferior class in the way of secur-
ity, which many of them dare not refuse
for the fear of offending some of their best
connexions. The practice, which is per-
fectIy well known 10 exist, is striking at
The root of the credit of the city generally,
over which the Bank, as the party to whom
the securities are given, is extending its
power more widely every day. On the
whole, there is hope that the returns from
: America will be so productive as to set all
right, but doubt predominates.
SPAuN.-Madrid letters and journals of
9th March have reached us. They ARE
silent respecting the alleged Carlist move
ment and the serious disturbances said to
have taken place in that capital on the Goth
which had circulated in Paris on Monday
evening. Madrid seemed, on the contrary
to enjoy perfect tranquility the grippe was
daily extending it, influence, and tie streets
All expectation of renewed combined
operations byFthe Christine Generals was
out ofthe question. Espartero had evacua.
ted Durango, and with his army of % 900
men had re-entered Bilboa, and was busly
engaged in strengthening the works OF that
place. Colonel Wylde returned to St. Sc
bastian from Bilboa, via Poltugalette, on
the 29th of March, having failed, it would
seem, in his attempt to prevail on Espartero
to concur in a general movement against,
the Carl.ts.
General Seoane had, however, accom-
panied Col. WyIdc to 81. Sebastian, to con-
suit Gen. Evans on the expediency Of re.
inforcing the Anglo-Spunish army in that
town by strong detachment from that in
Bilboa. Hence it would appear that defen-
sve measures alone were contemplated by
the principal officer in command of the
Queens forces in the north of Spain.
Letters from Bayonne state that the head
quarters of Don Carlos were still on the
9th ult at Estella. The reports received
there from divers points, claimed advan-
tages gained over the Christmas. From
Catalonia, the Carllst partizans wrote, that
the entire province, with the exception of
the fortified places, was in the possession or
at the mercy of the Carlists.
From the ". Y. Ere. Post.-Nay 10Th.
IMPORTANT FROM TExAs.--This country
seems to be threatened, at last, with Sc
riou. attack from Mexico. The new.pa-
pers at the South do not communicate an
accurate statement of Texas affars; every