The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

We expect 10 receive, by Special Express this
morniRg, the speech which Daniel Webster deliver.
edyesterday at the Mass Meeting in Audover, Mas
herald soon aspossible.
Important Intelligence from Warrington
Difficulties I'm the Cabinet.
Last evening we received some rather interesting
Intelligence from our private correspondent at
Washington, disclosing Of difficulties, dill
ferences, and debates in the cabinet, on certsin
questions Of deep interest TO the relations OF the
Union with certain foreign powers.
II appears from the most authentic accounts we
can get, that these difficulties in the cabinet have
grown out OF the preparations taken to throw into
form the next message to Congress
Our relations with Eogland and Texas, growing
out OF the slave question, and the probable admis
sion OF the latter State The Uoon, are the prn-
clpal knotty poiu,s which have agated the cabi-
net Early last hummer MIR Andrews was sent
from Texas TO England, by the abolition interests of
that new State, tor the purpose of making some
rangement with England, looking to the abo-
luon OF slavery in Texas, and to form it into
Southern counterpoise to the United States
This agent from Texas had several interviews
last summer with Lord Aberdeen. The plan pro-
posed to the British government was, to form
society in England, which would advance a sum
equal TO the value Of all the slaves in Texas, secu.
Tlty to be given in public Landslide Texan govern
ment agreeing to pay over the money TO the owners
and then to abolish slavery in Texas lord Aber-
deem agreed 10 guarantee the loan, upon condition
that Texas should be free state, and extend par
ticular tavors to British traders In that territory
The motives of the British government for adopt
ing such policy towards Texas, were to give
blow TO the Southern Sates-to raise rival power
in Texas-to impair the production of cotton, to-
bacco, and rice in that region and thus to give an
advantage to the cotton, rice, and similar produc-
tons of British India, and their colonies in The
West ladies' and South America, including Texas
In connection with this subject, and to further
this policy it has a $50 been discovered that all the
British Consuls and agents in the Uailed States,
have been secretly engaged for some time past in
collecting every sp ,cies Of information relative to
the slave population OF The South-their number,
feehngs, character, tendencies, and capabilities.
the recent accounts from Tex S, stating that Pre-
sident Houston ID entered into an Intrigue 10 de-
liver Texas to the British government, are Alto
gether exaggerated and errsneous-the only nego
tiatlons at present between Texas and England
being what we have just sta ed-an attempt to abo
lish slavery in T-x,s, and to make it a thorn in
the side OF the Sou hern States.
At the same time that these recent negotiations
were going on betwees Eogland and Texas, an at.
tempt was making, under the auspices of President
Tyler, to open a negotiation with England for a
new commercial treaty on the most equitable and
honorable basis. But it was ascertained that
the British Government rifng with these over.
lures, for the purpose Of carrying the views Of
the East India interests in England with regard to
Texas President Tyler ving recently discovered
all these secret intrigues, determined at to take
high national and independent ground in his next
message to Congress-to propose the annexation Of
Texas to the United States, provided that republic
desired tand ts fling defiance toto the teeth ofthe
British Government, who have been ''paltering in a
double sense" on commercial treaties, while it's
agents were calculating the chances of disunion and
disruption in the south.
To The assumption Of such high and daring ground
in the next message position even more blige-
rent than General Jackson ever took-cer,an men,
beers oil the cabinet have more or less objected
MI. Upshur has supported The President, but others
have opposed or thwarted his views.
Thisis supposed to BE- the difficulty present agi
tatng the cabinet and few weeks will reveal its
accuracy, effec.s and consequences on public OPT
MON.
If certain members of the cabinet do not give
In their adhesion TO the views of the message,
we have every reason to believe that RECONSTRUCT
tion Of the Cabinet will take place in less than two
months. Great changes will be made in foreign
Minister'S and other officials 1t is supposed that
the Presiden, will invite John c. Calhoun to the
cabinet, send Mr.. Upshur to England. Mr.. Wise to
France, and change several high officers in New
York.
Ia such a view of the case, President Tyersnext
message to Congress will be one Of the boldest coups
d'Stot that ever attempted in Washington. He
will propose most important treaty with Texas
even her admission into the Union, if that republic
deslresit. He will propose fair and equitable
mercial treaty with England, or flag defiance in
her face before the VIII Die world If the latter policy
should be adopted, the President will place the
United States at the head of the great movement of
reform and revelation in Ems land, Ireland, France
and all Europe. What the President and his cabi.
net may determine on these points-what Ilfficu.
ties may take place in these consultations, few
short days or weeks may determine At all events
Mr. Tyler is going to assume the responsibility OF
great movement-and if he takes the bold and
daring course to preserve the Influence and ascen-
dancy OF this republic, we shall cheerfuy, enthu-
tiastlcally, and warmly support him. Let him show
his hand.
ELECTION RETURNS. the State is democratic in the
popular vote, and in its Rslature So far as heard
from, AZ democrats and Is wings have been elected
TO the Assembly. The democrats have elected
their Senators in the 1st, "a 81, 4lh, 5.h and 7h
districts.
CLINTON THE FoRGsR, ALIAS JACK REED This
fedouotabe Individual has escaped from the hands
OF the law. He released by the English