New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
THE TRIB u N E..
Correspondence Of The New York Tribune,
letters from EuEland No. v.

Letters from England 40. v.
Io.DoS, Sd January, l-i2
| have lei two steamers leave without sending
you letter. for the simple reason that had nothing
Of n,eres, TO write abou; except the suffering con-
dition of the Country, which had previously
de.canted The Britannia, however will bear %
America information Of no ordinary character as
affecting the relations between the TWO oou','t-o9
You Will recollect in fsrmer letter assei'eu 80
I had uneQuvocal assurances which hisA' % ~
pended upon, tina, in nc event Wsula 'neie D'
between Va. You will now perceive the coliee',
ness of nav statement. The fact Is, II seno'es tie
Tsr;e. 70 make their Government popular one
and Sir Robert Peel dare not risk MS popularity
BY anv warlike step. He has secured the ascend
ancv of his party upon strictly Conservative prln-
ciples, and it would be burlesque indeed upon
those principles should the first important action of
the government result in ruinous, disastrous var
At any rate Sir Rober, and the res, Of the Cabinet:
have decided the hazard to be too great and the
chance Of reaping laurels too small 70 make the
experiment. After repeated deliberations and
many closetings and private sessions, j, was de.
1crrnined to change the clustering tone for the pa
cifc one, and if possible secure to the present adj
ministration the honor, and with it the popularity
of making an srnicable adjustment ST ell difficult
ties with America.
The result of this is, that Lord Ashburton,
alexander Barring il appointed to go the United
States with penary pswers. a hint has been given
to the Times" newspaper to "haul Off, modcr-
Il, IL I'd
our country. THIS The Times" has done, and
yesterday came ont with sugared article, got up
expressly for the American market and in season
for the first steamer! To those who have been in
the habit of reading the scurrilous articles in that
print upon our Government and Country; this sud
den turn about will appear quite contemplate
as the former articles we're false and scandulous.
However, trust that now all will end well, and
that the two nations will adjust all their differ
cnces upon noble principles of goodwill and for
bearance, the one towards the other.
Gen. Duff Green is now here writing capital
letters for the /" Morning Chronicle, on American
State Bonds. BY the way, the news of the Repu-
dating doctrine, of which you speak with so mach
alarm and truly as seems to me, has created no
sensation here, two reasons have been given for
this one that our credit had receded to its lew
est ebb in London, so that the worst was antici-
pated another, and | think, the better reason,
that after ALL most of the American stocks held in
England with the exception of those pledged by
the U. S. Bank for which cellaterals are hed) arc
taken of the doctrine and for once the good
citizens of the United States left without COM
1nent and without rcproach. This have just e3-
planned.
Mr. EVERETT, our new Minister, has entered
upon his duties, ard will perform them, trust,
with credit to his country. Heis as different from
Mr.. Stevenson Two persons can we'll be. The
latter was clustering noisy, laxative, good-na-
tured fellow, with but little stability Of character
and still less energy. The former is very quiet in
his manner and has an air of cold Formally which
bears against him at first; but he is very prompt,
clear headed and energetic in business, and vii!
command the respect and esteem of all Parlia-
rent meet. on the Sd of February next, in the new
building. No great measures are talked OF, though
the Tories will of course be called on to specify
their plan of Administrations 0Connell is still as
much bent on Repeal as ever, and should not be
surprised if he ultimately succeeds. am notyet
prepared to give opinion of the great Agitator,
having been lately rather under Tory influence,
where Of course | heard nothing but evil of dan.
When 20 to DNblin, which will probably be soon,
I will give you full account of all see and hear
about him. The wretched inmates of this
poor-ho & mean England are becoming, if pos
sible, still more destitute than ever. It's agonizing
TO witness such suffering among these creatures
but what can be done for their Immediate distress
save the giving OF aims in the way of charity AL!
know that this does nothing towards remedying
ha evil and it is resorcd to palliative merely
The nation dare not strike at the of the
complaint but chooses to suffer on. till it becomes
TOO late to heal-till violent measures will force
from the oppressor what common humanity should
have granted to the oppressed.
London is quite deserted; yet us full-tull to
OVERLOOKING. How magnitcent-how srsnd-like
Niagara, i, changes not! The mighty tide OF human
beings which Gil her streets and crowd her squares,
presents one unvarying scene which always, always
continues Behold the resistless throag OF lite,
ever changing unchanged Thus the wheel
goes round, and man, weak, inefficient and helpless
as solitary creature. becomes, by association, a
vast engine of physical and moral power! Adieu
Farther Eten,s of Foreign News.
Parliament has been farther prorogued to the
4th of February, when it will meet for the regular
despatch of business The Queen ha, signihed her
intention of delivering the Royal Speech npeIson