The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-21
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

siu, ana Between France ana 6Roln.~s-
Items from all parts Of Europe.
The packet ship Burgundy, arrived last night
from Havre, with five days later intelligence than
before received She sailed from Havre on the 9Th
ut., and we have advices to that day.
England.
Thomas Carlyle has declined becoming a 'candi.
date for the chair Of history, now vacan, in the
University Of Edinburgh great meeting is to
be held at Bath on the 9th January Of the clothers
OF Willis, Somerset and Gloucester, to take the
Corn Laws int confederation.
The Conway from China, entered the Sound, on
the 10Th Of December. Her destination was Ports
meSth. She had on boardtwo millions of dollars,
and some invalids from the squadron in the China
seas. She was at the Cape Of Good Hope, on the
LIST Of October. or course, she brought no intel
ligence which had not previously reached this
country.
Francei
On the third of January, the members Of the
Chambers Of Deputies assembled for the purpose Of
clectiDg the Committee to draw up the Address in
answer TO the speech from the Throne. On this
occasion there was discussion on the foreign and
domestic policy ofthe government. The miAistry
were attacked for the convention Of July, for its
policy As regards Spain, for the reduction of the
navy, and several members, in passing in review
the acts of the government, bestowed on them un-
qualified censure. M. l.. Herbette spoke with
great animation against the attacks upon the press,
and blamed, with much severity, the recognition
of the right Of maritime search, demanded by the
British Government.
NJ Sauzel has taken possession of his official
residence in the Palais Bourbon, as President of
the Chamber of Deputies.
The "Constitutionnel' has the following article
on the message Of the American President
"We see in this document policy and a lam
guage worthy the government Of great nation.
We will not compare it with that OF our Ministry,
Tor the blush of shame would mount to rapidly to
eur cheeks We also have brave navy and glorious
flag and yet the English exercise over our vessels
the right Of search, which 10 epergeticaly resisted
by people who arc not igAOrant of their mai atime
in!eriority, but who rely on their courage and pa
trotism Il is commended that this exhorbitant
right is reciprocal. This, however is q mere iliu
sion, for the British flag dominates in every sea.
There is not one Of her seamen who does not
sing Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves
There will however,be at least one flag which she
will be forced to respect-the flag which protects
the land Of Franklin and Washington"
The Observateur Of Brussels says -" The ILL
humor Of the King Of Prussia towards Holland con-
tinucs. The Prussian monarch, going to London,
will not pass through Holland, the King of which
country is his near relation, but through Belgium.
I he Lcipsic Gazette says that his Majesty will
visit Edinburgh, and the Highlands of Scotland.
The Debats states that the Viscount de Leoland
has had the diamonds left in possession of the
Tribunal of Tulle to be sod and the proceeds dis
lributed among the poor Of TuslIe and La Chandler
Poor Madame Laf,rge!
The elegant suspension bridge over the Seine,
atC &, Er:a
ed to be opened sometime this month.
Capital puni.hment and the bastinado are about
TO be abolished in Hungary.
NJ. de Kisselef, the Russian Charge d'Affaires,
die not go with the Diplomatic Corps to the King
on New Years Day.
SC AT four o'clock the lst instant.'' says the
Gazette de France, M. de Kisseleff entered the
circle ofthe Rue de Grammons, and, on beiug ask
cd how he was, replied: 'Je suis iadissose par
ordre.'"
The Queen of the Belgians is eneeinte, and in her
fourth month.
The Duke de Bordeaux is to pass the winter at
Vienna.
Count Alfred d'Onay proposes to establish a
House of Asylum, for distressed French subjects,
where they may find a shelter for the night, and
a portion CT food.
The government OF the xiss canton OF Tessiuo
initiating that Of Argau, has just depressed con-
vent Of Cordeliers.
"The King" says the Debats, has committed the
sentence against Quenisses, into transportation,
and against Colombier and Brazier into hard labor
at the hulks for life.
C OD,TUARY.-Thc Count de Marethus-The Count
dc Monthadon-The Baron Despalys-The Wis
count .Ducrest de Villeneuve-Viscountess de
Curzay.
SrocK EXCHANGE, Jan. 6, two 'clock.-Fiv
per cents opened at III fir. 40; Three at 70 f Soc
Spain.
Espai tero, the Regent Of Spain, has positively
refused to accede to the arrogant pretensons of the
French Ambassador to be allowed to present his
credentials to Queen Isabella, unless he were pre-.
sent. The Journal des Debats thinks that this mis-
understanding, on a question Of mere etiquette
will inevitably lead to war between France and
Spain
The speech OF the Regent Of Spain, at the open.
ing OF the Cortes, is expressed in manly end ex-
cellsAt spirit. 1t alludes to- the payment Of the
public debts in terms highly honorable 10 his 20
vernmsn,, and is based on the true principles of sa
Iiona faith. The past extravaeances of the Bourse
are 10 be checked by judicious regulations. Banks
are in course Of being established on the system
Of those of Scotland.
We learn from St Petersburg, that the frost re-
turned on the 18th ef December. and that the Neva
continued to be covered with floating ice till the
10th. Tia bridges had been removed. On the lst
Of January the first number Of an English PERIOD
cal was TO appear in the Russian capital, under the
title Of the 81 Petersburg English Review.
SEcRrTARY UrslirR's OPINIONS on THE UxloS.-
This amable and talented Secretary has published
three or tour columns in the " National Intelli-
gencer," in reply to John M. Bolts, the header off
and executioner Of Captain Tyler The question
n dispute is, whether Judge Upsher ever expressed
himself in favor of dissolution Of the Union-and
he evidence on both sides is the recolections Of
private conversations, small talk in steamboats-ex-
amaiions in rainy weather and in,erjecrons utter
d in travelling over bad roads. Both parties, as
sus in such Pickwickian questions, prove the
ruth Of their. assertions Bolts is conecl-Secre-