Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30
MORNING HER A LID.
TUESDAY, APRIL 30. 1859.
CO. For Legal Intelligence see fourth page

1t will be seen that there was great excitement "
the subject and that the members OF the Board "eio
afraid to touch it, The feeling in favor OF heePi"s
the ferries separated prevailed amongst the maJory'
and both parties to be heard before the
counsel at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning NOW,
then we shall have fun and fair play IN dayish. All
who cross the Fulton Ferry often shouia DC 'here'
and we shall whether pabic epnion' ana honesty
and Justice will prevail the schemes and tricks
of the speculators in the South Ferry scheme.
Highly Important frani EurOpc-Six Days
characterization Of tho THEIRS and Soult
Cabiues-Thc Melbourne Ministry censurcd
Nv the House Of LOrds-Arriynl out Of the
Liverpool Steamsr-Tkc English View Of
the Boundary Qusstion-Proposcd Mnrri-
age Of the young Queen Of Spain.
Yesterday the George Washington, and Silvie dc
Grasse, packet ships, arrived, bringing intelligence
from Europe down to the 18th of March. The Silvie
de Grasse sailed from Havre on the 18th ult. and
Plymouth the 18th. The George Washington IS
from Liverpool, whence she left on the 18th. The
news is Of highly interesting nature. Europe is in
a singular and unsettled condition; each government
is active The Liverpool will be anxiously looked
for-she probably left England on the 10th inst.
The English papers TEEN with speculations on the
Boundary Question; they have published columns on
the subject, TAX from the Herald and other Ameri
can journals sides ransacking all the old documents
and bureaus in the United Kingdom From all these
they have arrived at the important fact that it is i'm
possible for two great nations the most powerful on
the face of the globe, and connected as we are by
kith kin, and CONNIE rec, to go to war, aud rob and
kill each other. In other words, the news received
is decidedly pacific, and highly interesting. he
mercantile classes in Great Britain have not the
slightest idea of rupture between the tive countries
Read the letter beneath from our private cores
pondent.
The new French cabinet was of brief duration.
Almost before the papers were signed, NJ Theirs
sent in his resignation, which put an end to the
"centre gauche." The conservatives were of course
in ecstasies but how long it wonld last it is impossi
BILE to say. Soult, Dupin, and Human talked of a
coalition cabinet, but Theirs, Duaure, Sauzct, Passy
and Dupcrre had wholly withdrawn. Louis Philippe
was firm and is determined to extend his aid to
the Queen of Spain. The Chamber of Deputies
were prorogued of course.
The Melbourne Ministry were out of office for full
two hours the 22d ult. The House Of Lords on
that day passed a vote of censure their policy.
When the communicated to the Queen,
she was much affected. Lord Melbourne and his
colleagues had concluded, however, TO retain their
Offices.
Ireland and its condition excitcs much attention.
The appontmea Mt Of a committee to enquire into the
crimes &c. of that country had created prodigous
sensation.
The committee appointed TO inquire into the
state Of ireland since 1895. Lord Warncliie is chair
The .editious and bold language of the Chartsts
is exciting much alarm in Great Britain, and occa-
sions some active movements amongst the military
In the different part. OF the kingdom.
Nourritt the celebrated French opera singer, is
dead.
Cabinet are said have been settled, and he to be
sent Ambassador TO Russia.
Wee Admiral Sir Thomas Harvey has been appon
ted to the West India and American station.
Numerous docume have been published proving
the purity and innocence Of Lady +. Hastings.
The Scotland and Shakespeare had arrived at Liv.
erpool in remark ably short passages hence.
Captain Fayrer, OF the Liverpool steamer, is a
great favorte The passengers the last trip hence
voted him splendid service OF plate.
The agitation in the Corn Laws continues, but
there had nothing new TRANSFERRED
Sir John Keane with the British army had hastily
retreated from before Affghanistan, India. The
name Of Dost Mohammcd with the rumor of strong
dcfles was the cause.
The treaty proposed by the London Conference
has been adopted by the BeIgic Chambers by a vote
Of 50 to AZ.
IL was reported that Espartero and Maroto win
cease hostilities for four months.
marriage between an Austrian Arch Dukc and
Queen Isabella OF Spain is the fapis. Prince
Mettemch will refuse all assistance TO Don Carlos.
Russia and Prussia will not care, but with France
aud England IL is different.
Private correspondence OF the Herald
LIVERPOOL, 9th March, 1889.
The warlke intelligence brought by the Liver
pool, which arrived in port at 8 p. NJ on Monday
18th instant has produced effect whatever in this
town. Our merchants regard war with America as
more possible than probable and consider the indi-
cations upon yosr side Of the water at
tempt to settle disputed point by display Of bold
rather than Of actual determination. Indeed,
inclined TO take the same view Of the question,
for il would be extremely impolitc, TO say the least
az IT. for two such great nations the English and
American to involve themselves in much calamity
and expense for such tr6ng extent Of territory.
An inspection Of the map will at make il appa-
rent that IL England loses the disputed tract, she
may well al once give up the Canadas for in the
event Of a disturbance IN them, during the winter
months she will be left without the means Of trans
porting troops into them. Ii really would be better
FOR both countries, in the event Of the dispute
not being otherwise settled to have the land valued
and that England should pay its cost 10 the govern.
ment of the United States for quiet and absolute pos
session. As proof Of the little effect which the
news had in Liverpool the sales of cotton yesterday
were only from 500 to 1000 bags, without any ate
ration IN prices and only 400 OF these TO spectators
ne anticipation Of war in reality would undoubtcd
~ have had the effect both Of raising prices and of
inducing larger speculation. BY the /" sun" il APP
pears that The intelligence from America was
yesterday the them. of general conversation on the
London stock Exchange. Those well informed in
Americas affairs thought that the warlke prepara-
tons were only adopted in case Of need hut that
eventually there would he ia. .o..