The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-28
EIGHT DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Steam ship Clyde and ship
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Speech OF Hon. Daniel
O'ConneII against England-Preparation
for the Royal ChrlstenIng-starving Com
dition of Great Brltain-Decline In Cotton
DC. SC.
The steamship Clyde, Capt Woodruff, from Grena.
-la via ST. Croix, ST. Thomas, Turks Island, Nassau
Savannah, and Charleston, arrived yesterday morn
ing. The c. took on board from the steamer Dee,
which arrived at Grenada on the 18th ut from South
ampton eng the mail bag, but brought not a single
m,cspaper. We are not without papers, however,
for the fast sailing ship Hiberna, Captain Wilson,
arrived in the afternoon with plenty TO the 18Th, thus
putting US in possession of both political and CON-
mercial news to the latest date.
The Clyde draws l5i feet, and is 1912 tons burden
She is the strongest, finest and most substantial
British steamer we ever saw. Her cabin arrange
ments are very neat and comfortable, with
less magni6cence. She mounts four thirty two
ounders. The construction Of her wheel houses
is different from those Of the QHeen, Western, or
any other steamer that has been here Her model
is superb, that is to say, for An English one.
One of the w. |. Mail steamers will hereafter stop
at New York every fortnight Permission has been
granted by the American Government to the
Company to take passengers between ports in the
United States.
The Clyde will proceed to Halifax, IN. So this
evening, and return to New York thence to Charles
ton, Savannah, Nassau, and Havana.
There are one hundred and twenty three steer.
age passengers, English aud Welsh, on board the
IIbernia. They are chiefly respectable farmers,
and have a considerable amount Of money with
hem. These persons have been compelled to leave
England, in consequence of the distressing starving
coadition of that country, and will be followed by
hundreds OF others.
1t is said that the muffin of the Creole NAMED
In prison at Nassau, waiting the determination Of
the American and British Governments. We learn
verbally that they would be given up on demand
being made for them by our government.
Steam ship Columbia, from Boston and Halifax
arrived at Liverpool on 18th uk.
Great preparations were making for the christen-
ing of His Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales,
aud for the reception Of the King Of Prussia at
Windsor Castle, who is to be one Of the godfa-
tiers.
The Liverpool cotton marke, was dull and de-
clining
The Portuguese Cortes.was opened by commits
sion at Lisbon on the p ult
Packet ship New York, hence, arrived at Liver
pool on the llth.
Tae Princes Theatre, London, which eos; ur.
wards of CSC, 200, was sold by auction for El9,-
400
NJ Peel,'an uncle Of Sir Robert Peel, died very
suddenly at Exmouth, IN Devonshire, on the 9Th
inst ia fit Of poplexy, while sitting at table with
his son. The deceased was possessed Of immense
wealth, and is said TO have died interstate. The
dividends on his funded property for the past half
year. amount to upwards OF 10000, which were
received by power Of attorney, and he has LEFT
npw ards of f2O)00oo.
The Right Hsa. Henry Hobho use, former ly UNI
der Secretary Of State for the Homo Department,
has been appointed on the. COMM sion Of enquiry
into the exchequer bill fraud, sc. in Ithe room of
Lord Ashburton.
We find nothing further relative TO the move
mssts of Lsrd Ashburton in our papers.
WrLL-MANAeEp ELorEAENr.-We fad tho fol-
lowing in the Brussels paper, under date Of Jan.
8: =" The whole city, Is full OF the eopement of a
Young, hands ome, and rich heiress the sister in.
law of Of our ministers, with the nephew OF
the Bishop Of Cheat, on leaving the first ball at
coart. -Four carriages and four, each containing
Young couple dressed in the same manner, having
set out at tne same hour in four different direc-
tions il was impossible to go in pursuit OF them
This young couple have arrived IN London, where
the bans had bee, published fortnight before, and
thew are duly married; they are expected at Brus-
sci; to- morrow, when they will pay their
visits"
srErcH OF O'CovSELL.-We find in the Liver
pool Mail Of the lith, the following There was
grand muster Of the followers and admirers OF Mr..
Daniel O'Conuell at Dundalk, few days ago, the
number assembled being reported to be upwards OF
sixty thousand and this we are not surprised NJ,
for the poor creatures were driven to the meeting
by the priests from the surrounding districts. On
this occasion the mendic,nt delivered two speech
es-one before and another after dinner. We Dor
row few extracts from the latter, because il con.
'ains spirit than the other. This is e grand
burst:
1 despise you, England; look with pity on
your PROSTATE coalition; l compassionate the me
iancholy dis grace Of your present position. The
English have put in Tory government; they have
done away with that holy sanctifed institution
which, I may say, resembles the attributes q the
Deity the administration OF justice. Nations have
risen and have fallen; the democratic principle