The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-05

''England has enjoyedintercourse with the Heav-
emily Dynasty"
From letters received by the Editor of the
Y. Y. Herald, we learn that hostile p 'oceedi'S
have been taken by England against the Sici'ies'
This measure has sprung out ct the dIibcnlties
IF the ID lhlr trade ''L. tterly all the prote =
ton and favor g-dntpd to tie Engl sh has been
withdrawn and ira sfe'red to h, French, TO the
treat detriment Of Eng ish lie 'ests, and inn
mense loss to English cIpi al. As go ia'iDn
has moved unsuccessful, the final remedy has
heen taken and what will b. the res ut it is
imnossible to divine-but this event is Taught
with the most important results. Fran; will
probably maintain her interests that are largely
| embarked in this trade; and so much rival Lee =
ing amounting almost to hostllltl 5, has latte ~
been prevailing between these two unfnend
allies, that war between them is not at all un
likely. The kinR Louis Philippe, is pru lie t
monarch, and has hitherto resorted to negocla-
ton, and so on several trying occasions has pre-
served the general peace; but In tins case 100
| much natural feeling will be excited to dare TO
| .ontrol-resisting it might be as dangerous as it
would be unsuccessful Theory of "Aux Armes,
once flung upon the breeze, will be re-echoed IN
every part Of this inllammable land-a general
war will ensue-b God and carnage will grow
| familiar-and Errop. will er)In under tie
| yeirht of her calam.ti S. But sor;owfIl as this
| ,i,t ire is, no oae can blend himself to the I'M
nense advantages likely to accrue TO us ON
9 ,.b a state of th.ngs Thi trade of the wo d
w II az in be il tn hInds Of the Am RIGA nd
% peritv and 18th viii flow in upon US A.. an
eg asst id :" -
| i; ,.ra,. Of = letter datel Bristol, April, Is,
1910.
s.The ministers have within the brief space Of
fortnight been beaten on the corn law question
W m ajority of 1856; and on their policy on d
n; af n of 6'f3 mpmbS they
:ould only obtain paltry majority of nine. II
IS coufi lently expected that long dissolu'
ion of parliament must take place, when 1t IS
believed that the opposition m lst OF necessity
.ome into power, however unpalitabie 1t may b.
o the Q leen. The veteran warrior, the duke oil
Welt eg.on,is now more adored by all than ever
aud wherever he goes, h meets the hearty cheers
of his coIntrymen There seems to be no fears
with us as to the fl al adjustment OF the bounda
nv estion; in fast it is the interest OF both to ot
at peace.
:. rnere is an epidemic among the cattle OF this
c. lury; the disease is SINH ar to the lltiuenz
Inonr horses; in some animals 1t Commences i.
n. m 18th, anu il others s.llless In the legs
ir,t perceived, as if treaIi E upon thotns ani
ri r then fJliows uisch4fg, OF sallya iron
mouth, and cha npilg OF the lips, accom-
,.liaI witt b i5terS Oh The to lgue, palate, ant
lip; the issers peal oil, loss OF appetite, aa'
genSfdl ueDlnIy elSuc' Inc toydl ga A
s. i.ty of Il gland has polished circular re
IN n .ndi z fe.nadias fJf arressi.g the prog es
# le disorder.
6. The Court are abo 1t to move to WlndSo
Castle for the Easter holidays; and probably,
the rlmor that tine Q ieen is enciente be we!
founded, her majesty Will pass much of the sum
mer there.
She monetary Affairs of the country are by n
m .ans in settled state; and the assistance whic
Nj listers will require, IN the depressed state
he revenue, (Ghe expenditure fot the last ys i
Exceeded the receipts by mi,lion and h4'
,terliagD t, e .ther with the expectations OF bni
. ion in exchange for grain, are circumstances nc
yery likely to promote an improvement