The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-31

alone paid specie precious al, all flowed to thi'
point They in demand for circulation, and are
towing south and west, requiring great caution on the
part of our institutions. rl, u |rErtIt
Sales of Pennsylvania State per stocks sell
ling in Philadelphia at 30 cents, and rapidly fall
ing. ~. ~.
At Harrisburg, on Monday, George Handy, Esqr. was
brought to the bar Of the House by the sergesn at
Arms to testify his knowledge Of any corrupt mesns
which have been employed by the banks any ofthsir
agents. to influence the Legislature any other depart
ment Of the G3vernnentl Mr.. Handy refused to be
sworn stating that suits had commenced ssgsinst
him for matter arising Of the subject sfenquiry and
that any answers which he might make to the house
might be used In evidence against him.
Among the interesting items of foreign news received
yesterday the following
Mexican Bonds have further advanced TO- H3. with
every appearance of maintaining their positloh Inc
public are blu ers the stock Exchange
speculstors will usual reap the advantage "
useful auxiliaries- rrt
This quotation exhibits ri Sc Of per cent in those
bonds in a short time, during which aimo" al DINERS
fell The Mexican debt negotiated In London 10 $685.,
$40 For long time the interest has not been paid
The fact of the sudden speculation and rise in there
stocks in the London market simultaneous with the
Mexican of Texas another evidence Of the
orign ofthat dition II Is we'll known that the
new for the invasion was raised by Santa Anna from
British capitalists and report says the loan received the
guarantee of the British government This report the
movement in the Lopdsn market strongly corroboraes
In fact the efficiency and rromPtne OF the attack upon
Texas indicates more means and brains than the
M,x;ca. ruler had credit for. KMs movement purely
Of British origin and brought int being by the idencd
individuals who successfuly opposed 0sn Hamiltoh
In his negotiation en- behalf of Texas. The whole pro-
odsu tho
pected u6llnent Of the treaty Tor the right Of search
and il the Of that system Of subsdsing
which was commenced l79s to suppress the democracy
of revolutionary France. On our western borders
there $1,000 active and able Iadan warriors against
whom the only protection for western frontier is the
mpossbility Of subsisting them In masses 1t is well
known that English agents have been exploring the
country west of u for long me and devsing system
of and places Of arms in order efficiently to
combine the Indian force and they have already become
excited to require the presence Of 1000 additional
troops which have ordered to the frontier Sixteen
thousand Of the flower Of the English army have for
years quartered in Canada and the steamers
Of England are swarming our coast The European
treaty pushed to completion, a. It was thought
The abolition question hes been stirred up by English
emissares and the excitement increased by unprin-
ciped press until that question would become
unpopular with largo portion Of the Union and the
moment had arrived to strike the rst blow which has
been done through Mexico avowedly suppress slave
ry in Texas. T.is vast scheme all turning upon the
slave question: has failed in only point and that
the detection Of France from the treaty. in consequence
of her alarm at the position in which it would place all
graspng Brsin after the hands Of Europe should have
been tied by the treaty Not expecting, however, that
detection the order for striking the blow had gone forth,
and almost the day that the Of the refusal
Of France to sign reached u.s. that Of the invasion Of
Texas also arrived, taking the whole country by
prise.
Mexico had not the means to commence operations
but En- glish gold hand Let recur to the
movements against Frsncc the outbreak Of the revo
ution Her immediate neighbors had not the means to
against her. but each petty yrant had his Golfers
filled with British gold Every is familiar with the
disgusting detail of British corruption and incendiarism
paastced throughout all the departments Of France
through their agents in behalf ofthe exsd tyrants The
war without kept M by the subsidies Of which the
following an official table to each power in each year.
showing the lavish hand with which money was squan
aGed ON the enemies Of democracy
SUBSIDIES PAID NY ENcLAu. IN roaryar ararra rrc~