Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-18

manufacturing districts there is much depres sion.
In the Cotton market there great activity, but it
is estimated that the stock hand is equal to thirty
weeks demand.
| For several days past, we have had most favora-
bic weather for the harvest which has for the pre-
sent operated in suspendng speculaions in foreign
grain.
| For the several other matters Of news of minor
interest, must refer you to the enclosed file OF pa
persthe short time for forwarding this special ex-
press, pre- - nts entering into further particu-
lars.
The SAGA dia" steamer sails from Liverpool for
Halifax on Tuesday next. shall be careful in wri-
ting you the latest intelligence by her.
Correspondence of the Herald
LIVERPOOL, July ~, IoiO.
The trade Of Liverpool is truly astonishing. The
revenue derived from customs is over four million
pounds sterling per annum more than received at all
other ports put together, in England, except Lon
don-and much Ireland and Scotland put to-
gether The ports of Scotland yet present aggre-
gate Of 81, 100000; and Ireland with larger popu
latIon, about the same; bat Ireland has larger po
puatiOn than Scotland, and yet the latter has the
most trade.
The sales of Cotton for the last week have been
heavy, and yesterday IL, 900 bales sold, much
of which was taken on speculation The news by
the Patrick Henry, which has just arrived, gives
such glowing accounts of the vast extent and pro-
mise of the growing crop of Cotton at the southwest
that prices have to day been quite stationary and
slight decline has been felt in some descriptions
Still the average sales indicate good deal of frmness
and fair prices and may, for American descriptions,
be qoted as follows Georgia Upland, "a to 8 IL
Mobile and Alabama, 4 to New Orleans 3 to
5. Other kinds still without material change. Sea
Islands, according to condition and quality, range
from IL to 32d.
Things in Spain will not stay put An insurrec-
ton has broken out in Barcelona, and the Queen
!
tation of Espartero who, if not already, is likely
soon to make himself Dictator, if he can. The old
ministry have been dismissed, and new one formed.
The old ministers took refuge on board French
vessel of war; They say the English influence is at
the bottom oft this fare up; and that French di
plomacy leaned to the old ministry. French and
English diplomacy have also come into serious con
fict in the settlement Of the long pending Turko-
Egyptian question. And the Instruction in Syria,
said to be fomented by the English, has created new
diff cuties in settling it, Russia says the Turkish
Empire must not be dismembe red-that if such a
thing is likely to ensue from the Entertainments OF
Mchemet Ali, she will be forced TO occupy Constan-
tinople, or do something to keep the Empire to-
gether. The French counsels the side OF the
Pacha; and England, to check Ali Pacha's ambition
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in Syria, it is suspected, con-
hives at it, il she has not aided in bringing il about,
in order to force the Egyptian to treat.
One thing is certain-the Anglo-Gaehc Alliance,
for the present, is at end. Fire and water can
never unite; neither France and England. Cen.
turtles ofenmity jealousy strife and warfare cannot,
soon buried and friendship and union spring up in
their stead. Russia knows this, and the downfall
Of both by Russian sway in Asia, will result, super
induced by the unconquerabe repulsion that exists
between the people and policy of France and Eng
land Go, bind fire and water, vinegar and oil-and
for permanent Anglo Gaelic union and alliance /!
What a deep stake these two powers with the
subordinates, have to play 10 keep crowns on In
heads oftheir sovereigns Their people clamor from
within, while Russian policy presses from without
Nicholas, the Emperor of Russia, is the most ia
Tented Sovereign that wears crown, or sits upon a
throne in Europe He is a second Peter the Great
while women sits upon three thrones in Europe, and
ounces upon nearly all the others. Louis PHILIPPE,
being filled with his ruling passion, avsrice, and
time-serving cunning. He that 6lls the throne Of
the Cars is Of the finest looking and most ia
Tented man in Europe, while other Monarchs are
fddling holding levees, and eating, and drinking,
and dispatng. This wise and polite Monarch lives
alone for Russia, and Russian glory. his eyes and
ears are everv where, he sees and ins ects every
thing; he walks the streets of ST. Petersburg like
citizen, rewards merit, encourages arts and scien
ces, industrious, prudent, wise, good father and
fections, Russia fills his whole SOUL with him self is
nothing, Russia is every thing. And never since
the days Of Peter the Great has such Monarch had
rule in Europe. Well may both French and Eng
iish diplomacy be put to their trumps in managing
against such They want to quarrel with him, bat
he does all, and gets well. politely, and si-
lently. they really do not know how TO quarrel
with him; they therefore do as they always have
done, and always seem likely To do, take il out in
quarrelling with each other. Farewell A. j.
Correspondence of the Herid)
MAscHEsrER. July 81, 1910
EDrToR NEW YsRK HERALD
T" High diddle diddc, the cats in 'he fiddle and
the COW jumped over the moon" All aback. The
Anglo Gaelic alliance rs not ONLY at end but
Is seriously agated by the people Of France against
" IA thess' England Since the insurreetion IN sly
ria, which has been greatly magnifed By English
journals, the difficulties have multiplied in the way
nj he tiau MI
a sudden, the peace Of Europe seems on the point Of
being broken up. IL seems that while Lord Pa m
erston was hand and glove with M. Theirs, secret
treaty of alliance wac entered into bv Russia Prus
STA, Austria and England, in which France was not
only not consulted but kept in ignorance Of the fact
till its PRONUNCIATION. This new alliance, il il said,
IL formed for the purpose Of guaranteeing the inte
gritty Of the Ottoman Empire-to tie down Mehsmet
Ali TO Egypt, and force him 90 WELD up Syria to the
dominions Of the Sultan. France is, think, Justly
indignant at his legerdemain diplomacy OF England
and the French papers te. m with dcnunciations Of
blood and war agaiOt England. While England was
cosxirg France to join issue against Russia and had
actually concluded, at Paris, most important com
mercal treaty, and which has been defeated by this
new ostbreak, she was clandestinely forming a
league with this very same Russia, TO put down the
Egyptian cotton planter, aud preserve the TurSish
empire in all its parts and members But il is all Of
no use. Bargains between rogues never last long /;
is still worse and more brittle than an Anglo ,elic
cement Mark the result. The Emperor Of Ru STA
~ playing the deepest Kind Of game in ali this
work When y cholas gets hold Of rurkev, he
wants the whole Turkey-he goes in foe he waole
hog, aud IL very willing England Shonid CO on, rate