The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
ONE DAY LATER
FROM LON DO n.
ARRIVAL OF THE ROSCIUS,

ARRIVAL OF THE ROSCIUS.
The fast sailing packet ship Roscius, Capt Collins
arrived last night from Liverpool whence she sailed
Jan. l4h she brings us full files, including one day
later from London, but nothing later from Liver
pool.
There is no news Of any political interest The
personal quarrel between the King of the French
and the Emperor Nicholas grows stale; and as nei
Their OF them likely to add piquancy to the quar-
rel by personalnvectves, the public naturally grows
tired OF II.
The Tories struggling with might and main
prevent the return Of Lord Morpeh for the Irish
metropolis They parade the amount of the sums
which they are prepared to spend in bribery and
corruption.
Consols have again fallen.
The Kings Of Prussia and Belgium are in London.
on visit TO the Qaeen.
The CoURr, &c.-Her Majesty will hold draw
ingreoms al ST. James's Immediately after the
christening Of the Prince of Wales; and we are in.
formed upon authority competent to form an
opinion, that they will be more numerousy attended
aud more splendid than any that have occurred for
the last twenty-five years. The season will, con-
sequently, commence at unusually early period in
London, and the fashionable hotels will be thronged
by foreigners who are expected in this country. We
know that II is the Intention Of the Court to spare
IN this country as brilliant as possible and that
series of9tes, of the most brilliant description will
be given in honor of his majesty. Court Journal.
There is little later news from Paris.
Letters from Paris announce that orders are going
Ia be forwarded to disarm two ships of the line The
Ministry believe, perhaps, that the English are di.
minshng their squadron id the Mediterranean, be-
cause Of their ships have left Malta, steering to
the coss, OF Spain but we know that other ships
will come in their stead, and that, besides, great
number are stationed in the Tagus, at Cadiz, and
Gibraltar lie Commerce, Jan. IL.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The Moniteur Of the 18th has 10
official part.
We find the following passage in journal -
6 Singular details transplre respecting the proceed
ing OF the committee which prepared the Address of
the Chambero Of Peers, Messrs. Mole and D'ArgSut;
and successfully six members OF the committee
said 10 have refused undertake the report which,
in consequence fell to M. Merilhoa.
The committee for drawing up the Address of the
Chamber OF Deputies will meet tomorrow or the
day following, TO hear the draft OF the Address read.
The Address may be read in public sitting at the
end OF this week, and the Chamber will probably
commence the debate on Monday next.
CHAMBER or PEERS, JAN. lI-PRoJEcT OF AD-
DRESS REPLY THE SPEECH FROM THE
THRONE.
'.Slre-The Chamber Of Peers is happy to offer
your Majesty the customary tribute Of respect
and devotedness.
''The questions which had excited in the East the
sole ltude OF France, have attained their terms.
Your Majesty has signed the convention which con.
Towers
maintain the peace OF Europe. We hope. as YOU
hope, Sire, that this convention will contribute 10
the conso lldation and the repose of the Ottoman
Empire.
an the public charges. Nevertheless, these dminu.
tons have not suficed to establish, between the re.
ceipts and expenses of the State that balance so n
cessary, as well as so universally desired This ba-
dance we shall attempt to establish without redu-
cling our military forces under what the safety and
dignity OF France require, and without adjourainc
the labors claimed by the country
I'VE shall examine with interest the project O,
law that your Majesty announces TO us for the esa
blshment OF grand system of railroads The
Chamber OF Peers is aware that the facility and the
promptude oil the relations between different paris
of the kingdom are means OF strength and of riches
1t willalways earnestly accept all the projects that
your Majesty shall cause TO be presented 10 multi
ply and 10 complete the channels of communication
Of every kind, as far as the financial resources OF
the country will permit
" The extension of the commercial relations of
France is the object of the solicl,ude of your Ma
lesty. Negotiations are followed by your orders
Your high wisdom does not lose sight of the neces-
slty TO maintain the protection insured 10 the ns-
uonai abors by a legislation which, by guaran-
teeing the security OF our agricultural and manu-
featuring Interests, has powerfully contributed TO
the tiches aGd 10 the prosperity OF France.
ltl pleasure for us 10 hear from the mouth of
your MdJesy me expression OF your confidence in
he duration OF peace. France which would be
ready ioi any sacrhce to sustain her dignity, re-
Blessings s''"''s' VI al
. The strengthening of French power in Algeria
ought TO De at once the work of time as vslt as ~
perseverance and courage. That land which The
vaor OF our soldiers has conquered and defended
aud where The Princes, your sons, have so often
braved death, and afforded the example of All ,be
military virtues, belongs 10 by victory and vii,
appertain to US by the benefits OF ciyl,z,rion ~
Your Majesty has said it-'Alceria will rema;r
heuceforth and forever, French
The Chamber Of Peers will attentively examine
the projects Of law which shall be submitted To il in
the name OF Your Majesty.
Sire, II is but too true that criminal PROCEEDINGS
and audact0us attempts, always disconnected by
Providence, but again renewed, still prevent the on
ward march OF France, and OF her powerful ACTIVITY
and delay the benefits of that liberty conquered a
the price Of SO many labors and trials Nevertheless
the slow bat certain action OF Justice the strict exc
cntion Of the laws, the concurrence and union Of
the great powers of the State, and the zeal Of a!
good citizens, viii maintain intact the de posi-
OF order aud public liberty. The happiness and re
pos OF France are the objects OF the dearest wishes
OF your Majesty; the future will Gull the fruit o.
your eJrts and sacrifices and postcrty will forever
preserve the remembrance Of them"
Markets.
bONpoN Noskr MAaKsr, Jan. Isth, two ocloek.-Tht
B'se,hmeht broker continued his sales this morning
however livery favorable feature In the Nance u,rk,t
can Dear such heavy deliveries of stock Tor ba
notes snd shows considerable tact on the mari of ,,
tnsnceiior 10 chosng the moment when the dvide,d,
the momentsry increase OF cIrc al alton w;ihon
neavily on the general state on monev tn. - ~
aay have been about 900 600 at ssi and ssk +, 4; %oii
ca tnst the total amount remaining for sale does M.
sVoVo Ine actual prices are, Consols for Mon ey
AID Aeeoun' sss to I; Reduced Thres per Cents so 10