The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-18
HIGHLY InIPOR FAINT,

settlement OF the Regency Question In
France-Lord Ashburto aud the treaty
Defeats In RussIa-Nevvs from all parts OF
the World.
Two steam ships have arr,vrd-ths Great West
ern here and the Margaret at HAifx. The former
sailed from liverpool on tn 3 inst mt and the a.
ter on tn % ut We have received by them in-
teligencs from Europ, fourteen days later than
tn It orou ,h by the Caledonia.
The news is of the highest import ance in every
point OF view.
No chang in cotton. Prices advanced one week
but fell back again
The news from the Continent is of such a charac-
ter IA to possess only local interest.
The Great Western brings n!nety-six passengers,
among whom are Madame Celeste Elliott and her
father.
the Acadia was 10 leave on the 4th instant, with
sixty or seventy passengers. We shall, probably
receive her to-day.
Oar Minister Edward Eveneu, had gone to
Pals.
DR.. William Magnn is dead.
Prince Albert was twenty-five years old on the
lst instant
There have been large frauds at the London Gus
tom House
There have been failures among the corn factors
American and Canadian flour is six-pence lower.
Grain is down.
The Regency question in France has been de-
cided
The Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs. Howley
have been i'll DR.. Howley seriously so, with some
spasmodc affection. He is getting better; the lady
recovered more rapidly.
Lord Ashburlon was expected in England on the
lst OF this month.
The British Queen arrived at Cowes, in fifteen
days; the Great Western, at Liverpool, in thirteen
days; and the G Columbia, at the same port In nine
days and a half from Halifax. The Great Western
is to be sold, sure.
The inSurrectlon in the manufacturing and mint
ing districts, having spent lis violence was subsid-
ing, and the restoration OF tranquility was becoming
general. AT many places the dsturbers of the peace
lave returned TO work. BY the thousands upon
thousands engaged in the insnr,ectionary movement.
no fire arms were used. In Yorkshire and Lincoln
shire, the were among the most active OF the
rioters, as in The Reign OF Terror IN France. Tht
turnout in Scotland. regarded the project for
general movement, has been failure.
Ii is doubtful whether a regular steam communica
ton between Europe and America, except by the
Cunar1 steamships, can be sustained any longer
The proprietors Of the Great Western are so deeply
embarrassed by the expense incurred III keeping her
EN- loyed that tiey cannot, In reason, hazard hell
funds any further in the prosecution of such un
promising speculation.
There appears 10 be little change in the markets
The tendency of the corn market was downward
which is easily accounted for by the abundant crois
but business of almost every kind was improving.
The Eugls government had experienced, 70 the
fullest extent the efficiency of railroads in convey
ing troops during the late disturbances in the manu-
featuring districts.
Since the intrusion of Quesed, measures have
been taken at Windsor Castle TO prevent the ingress
of strangers The greatest vigilance is ordered
shock of an earthquake had been felt in Ban
gor, nth Wales, on the 10Th ut.
Lord Charles Wellesley, second son of the Duke
ofWel ellington, has been elected member of South
Hampshire, without opposition.
The Queen and Prince Albert had gone TO Scot
land Both were well so were the babies.
The lad Bean has been sentenced 10 eighte n
months Imprisonment in Newgate, for attempting
to snoot the Queen with pipe stem.
lii said that the Emperor OF China has fled into
Tauary The English had slaughtered many NOR
ceestias.
The lighthouse on the North Quay at Ayr, hao
Lonsman, the celebrated DO seller, is dead.
Daniel O'Oonnel declines to be reelected Lord
Mayor of Dublin.
The British have met with more reverses In India,
and with disastrous defeat at the Cape of Good
Hope
The crops are abundant all over the Kingdom.
Santos Monteiros T. Co. had tailed for zoos, SO
Fanny Ellser had arrived at Vienna
MlyIsTERIAL OPPosTTroN--We have learned with
in the last few days that Lord John Russell has sig
niird 10 Lord Pdlnerston, IN answer TO representa-
tipns by the latter to The necessity OF the Liberals
advancing with the popular feeling, that closely
connected as he (Lord Jonn Rnsse) is connected
with the Bedford family, he could not consent to De
a party TO turthyr reform, and that therefore he
thinks it better that the opposition would loon
out for some other leader before the commencement
of another parliamentary campaign.-Morn -adr,
The Intelligence from the United States, and the
arrival from thence by the Great Western, of spe-
ciil messenger with the treaties Tor the settlement
of many pending questions between England and
America is considered favorable, and the latter
event has given universal satisfaction. Nothing has,
asyet TRANSFERRED here a. the terms of the treaties
but they are generally supposed 10 be such as can
tail to give the utmost satisfaction to the people
OF both couatrIes, and, at all eyVts, the settlement
of the long pending difficulties Is regarded mat
ter of no mean Importance. The news gave an inn
petus to the cotton trade, and little doubt is enter
tanned here, but that as soon as American credit
tend much 10 the extension OF the trade and COM
merce between the two countries
In our last number we had the good fortune 10
furnish exclusively the American public the fact
thar the splendid Steam ship Great Wesrern, which
h IS so often plougned the vast Atlantic with such
wonderful exactitude and regularity, about To
b. Withdrawn from the trade, and the company dis
solved subsequent circumstances fully testify th'
truth of our announcement. From statement
m de during the last days, appears, that she
intended TO perform ali the VOYAGES tor which sh
has been advertised and then she is TO be sold, to
gether with the whole of the establishment belong
log 10 the company. II is reported that the concer
hss been any thing bnt ourshing sat the presen
time is indebted IN amounting to ncarly
Gl0000. OF this, ELS, 900 are owing 10 their bank
TO the company has been suspended, and it will re
auire about El5.00O TO complete her The subec
of Atlantic steam navigation Is now attracting mucI
attention in England, and it daily becomes NOR
evtd snl that no company Withstand the cost un