The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-28
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/ doubleday, one OF the great men Of the eye. ana
whatever differences of opinion may exist with re-
gard TO his political sentiments, and his peculiar
policy none can deny TO him the characteristics Of
great The press generally IN this country ID
universally ignorant of American politics The con-
ductors OF the best journals here could give no
clear account, even 10 themselves OF the working
Of your constitution and ignorant OF the
of parties, they are OF what Is doing IN the moon
or the planet Venus
1t is n curious circumstance that whilst Mr.
Webster has been making an agricultural speech in
America, Sir Robert Peel has been following in
his wake at The "Tamworh Farmers Club" Sir
Robert was so resolved on being farnsr and
landlord at that dinner and nothing more, that he
took to dlscourslng on pigs, and bullocke
manure and leases, with apparently great "govt."
There was one portion OF his speech which crea-
ted a Great deal of merriment both there and else
where since its peusal but which the Premier de-
hvered with his usual pompous gravity. That por-
ton was, when he stated he should authorize the
farmers of the neighborhood, members of that club
TO proceed TO Birmingham and purchase the best
possible bull that could be had for love or for
money and that when he possessed this well cho-
farmers and peasants leave to send their cows TO be
covered. This patriotic determination of having a
Premiers bull gratis at Tamworth. has, OF course,
excited great deal De- Of visibility and Sir Robert Is
The Times" newspaper has become the object
of attack on the part of its Tory contemporaries for
the damnlng with faint praise" system which il
has adopted towards the government OF Sir Robert
Peel. 1t appears that Sir Robert is by means
pleased at the lukewarm supper, of the leading
journal OF Europe" and ASKS, Cal you this back
ing your frlends?" The Times replies that it is an
independent prnt-tha it stands in no need Of the
aid Of the Roverrment-that it receives no bribes,
and can be purchased at price, and that the sup
port twill rive to the government must depend on
the conduct OF the government itself. The Stand
ard has become blind In It's intatnation tor Sir Ro
bert; and since OCcnnell is 'silenced," the editor
OF that journal is nearly frantic with JOY His two
great subjects of late were, are, and always have
been Lord Plunkeu and Daniel O'COnne Who
ever will attack them sure to stand well
with Doctor Clifford.
tiers, botn foreign and domestic. The French are in
a rare passion at having their darling Paris
verted into of fortified city, quite TO their dis
taste and aversion. The King OF the French has
given splendid banquet to his ministers to com
memorate the third anniversary Of their nomina-
ton. The Dnke of Bordeaux is travelling in Scot,
land and England, and Is about 10 be banqueted
on very splendid scale at Alton Towers by the
Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury. The talented
and faithful Chateaubriand isto be Of the party
The creeks are already dissatisfied with their new
CO nstuton, and you will perceive from an article
from the Morning Post of this day, than an attempt
has been made to overthrow II. There has been
an insurrectionary movement at Vigo. Spain
seems to be little more disposed for tranquility
than is ordinarily the case with that government -
In Holland the united chamber Of the States Cen
era met on the 18th October, and the royal speech
In Serva Baron Lieven is still virtually the Cover
nor, remaining there long after his presence was
needed Lord Aberdeens Indifference 10 this mat
ter will end In the complete sacrifice Of the Danu-
ban provinces. The Emperor of Russia has order
ed the mmedia dismissal OF Katakasl the Russian
minister at the court Of Athens because, forsootn
a Greek revolution broke ont when he was in that
capital! What next2 Some attempts have been
made to get up an instruction IN Warsaw, but the
particulars have not yet transpred. Unhappy Po-
land when will thy miseres ana dsapponiments
end Four thousand Austrian troops are reported
have entered the papd territory in order to pro-
cure peace in the domlnlons OF the Pope to
home intelligence the Queen Is said once more TO be
in that way so envous and envable by, and to those
who love princes and prncesses TO be born once
year. John Bull looks with some anxiety TO
these annual plants, and in clever caricature re-
proaches Prince Albert Tor the rapidty and success
OF his cultivation. Hodges, the great gin dstiller,
has died-to the lnetiable Joy of the Tee-totaers,
forgetting, poor souls, that he has LETT numerous
progeny 10 carry on his trade. The Greeks IN
val, the late boodless revolution IN Greece; but II
seems from the latest accounts from Athens, that
they would do well to renenber the old adage, OF
not ''hallooing' before they are out Of the wood.
The Duchess of Kent has had fire at her residence
at Frogmore, which has been quite God-send TO
the penny-a-line men. The act against libel
instant but the lawyers declare it is so loosely
worded they could drive carriage and four through
most of It's provisions. The new llsh Arms act is
to take effect from the 18th instant, and the Irish
are beginning to look about, "hldlng" their arms,
before the day when the search, the much dreaded
search will take place. The municipal elections
Tor Town Councillors now taking place IN Eng
land. The Tories boast of many successes. AL
derman Gibbs and the parish of Walbrook continue
10 afford some fine sport to the worthy citizens OF
London. The Alderman has given in and swore
to his accounts, which, now rendered, are the sub
Iect of vehement attack. He has, by his lmprudent
and u!lwse conduct precluded himself, perhaps Tor
ever, from passing the civic chair. And finally,
The Reverend sydney Smith is making himself
exceeding great ass by attacking most luriousy,
the State of Pennsylvania. He designates the IN,
habitants of that State, 'he drab coloured men Of
Pennsylvania" and the 'Chroncle," not satisfied
with that insult, adds chick skinned" But the
moon will shine, though the ours may bay
ALpHA.