The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
ARRIVAL OF THE
STE A M-SHIP ACADIA,
AT BOSTON.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER
ROM E UROPE.

C1E 4ISEN DhIo Liza l6S
FROM EUROPE e.
Total Destruction OF the steam Frigate
Missouri---Continued Disturbance I'm South
wales---visit OF the Queen to the CONT
nent-.-RepeaI In Ireland--- French Atlantic
Improvement In Trade---Civil War I'm
Spain In Europe Happiness
Everywhere.
The Acadia arrived at Boston on Tuesday NOR.
London to the 10Th ult. inclusive.
We are enabled by the assistance of H4rnden Il
Co., to lay the intelligence before the public at an
early hour.
Wheat continues to arrive freely from the Baltic,
at London, being no doubt the effect OF orders
given when the bad weather prevailed.
The Spanish Government are said to have given
their patronage to new line of steamers about to
be established between Havana and Porto Rico.
Puseyism is said to have acquired a strong and
alarming footing among the professors and other
authorities at Eton College.
Mr. Gushing, after the destruction OF the Missou-
Tor Alexandria, on the 9th of September, under n
salute from the garrison of Gibraltar.
The first engineer Of the Missouri remains at Gil
bratar for the purpose of saving the engines. or
whatever part OF her machinery can be recovered
The rest of the officers and crew have taken pas
sage for the United States in the ship Rajah Capt
Bangs. of Boston, and sailed from Gibraltar on the
Sd Of September.
state tto auth v,tvr of
letters from Marseiles, that the article published as
decree of the Inquisition of Ancona against the
Jews, is fabrication.
Political incarcerations have taken place in seve-
raj provinces of Austria, Italian as well as German
The persons imprisoned are belonging, or suspected
of belonging, to the sect of the communists. The
members of this utopan and most anarchia sect
are daily increasing throughout Germany, Switzer-
land, Tyrol, and the different States of Italy.
The French government mail steam packet Dari
an, OF HOO TONS and zoo horse power, was launched
a Cherbourg on Sunday. This vessel is to form
one of the line Of French, West India and North
American packets.
Oae OF the most pleasing as well as remarkable
events of the age, the visit which the young and
lovely Queen of England, accompanied by her con-
Sort has just been paying to the King of the French,
ioio"SOUy iouHu vi SIdCciul dHu cicSdul HOspl-
tallies, IN which the royal families of both coun-
tres their courters. and their ministers have join
ed Those great drawbacks from the personal COM
forts OF soveregns, the ostentaon, the acting which
their hgh social position would seem to demand did
not find their way to the Chateau d'Eu where all the
parties mbled were seen in their natural charac-
ters, and where the Crowned Heads more especially
appeared Invested Of all the formality appertanng
to royalty. more happy or more convivial party,
from all the accounts which have TRANSFERRED re-
speeding it, could not exist The high moral charac-
ter of both soveregns, so far from coggng the live
illness of the scene, impaired to it additional ex
uberance and gaiety. AS mere personal inter-
change Of civlties, and drawing closer in the bonds
Of amity the representatives OF the most powerful
and civilized monarchies in the world, the visit Is
an excellent guarantee fer the continuance friend
ly relations between their respective subjects. Upon
the people themselves, especially the French, it can
hardly fail to have beneficial influence. The anti
English feeling has been the increase in France,
but nothing could be devised for arresting i, so
efiectually as this royal visit. The Parisans seem
annoyed that the Queen did not 60 to the metropo-
lis and all things considered, it is to be regretted
that she did not her receptionwoud have been fiat
tering, and the visit then would have become more
national Our little Queen, in the exuberancc Of her
spirits, seems bent upon enjoyment this season. In
the beginning of the week she sought again the eIe-
ment of which she is said to be the mistress, in or
der to pay visit to her uncle, the King of the Bel
gans Off Dover, the conquerer of Napoleon, leav-
ing his retreat at Walmer Castle, paid visit the
royal yacht, and was asked to dinner While in
Belgium, the Queen will visit Waterloo, the field
on which the destinies of Europe quivered in the
balance little more than quarter OF century back;
and, as metropolitan contemporary has remarked,
s'she will remember that Wellington is her sub.
ject."
The state Of trade in every part of the country is
most encouraging Confidence has revived, foreign
orders come pouring in. money is abundant, the
home trade has received an impetus, and what is
perha. better. than all, the harvest, thanks to the
lovely weather OF the last few weeks has been got
in with safety, and is described an average one.
The non arrival of the overland mail, which is
now more than fortnight beyond its time, has ex-
cited some uneasiness. The delay has occurred on
the other side of suez. The belief at present is,
that the steamer has been beaten back by the mon
soon although there croakers that contend that
worse than this has happened-that she has gone to
the bottom.
Don Miguel, whose contest for the throne of Por
tugal few years back, will be in the recollection
Of many Of our readers, appears not to have reln-
qiished the prize for which he SO long contended.
Almost forgotten in his retirement, he has 49,
sued proclamation, which shows that the OBJ
ject which eluded his grasp through the deter
mined opposition Of his brother, Don Pedro, is
still near his heart. In addition to its other mslor
tunes, it is not improbable that the beggarly coun-
try OF which Don Miguel is prince, may be in
volved, ere long, in another contest for the throne
The packet ships and steamers have arrived on
the following dates;-Sheffield, Popham, 10th Lii
,erpool, Eldridge, 18th; Hiberna, Judkins, 18th
Great Western, Hosken, 14tb; New York, Chopper,
l4h and Siddons, Cobb, 18Th September.
The U S. frigate Congress arrived at Alexandra