The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10
NEW YORK HERALD.
Relations between England and the United
states-More Trouble Brewing.


Relations between England and the United
states-More Trouble Brewing.
We learn from several respectable quarters, by
the recent arrivals from England that great efforts
are making among the holders of U. S. State stocks
in London, 10 procure some active interference on
the part of their own government in reference 10
these debts
The project is TO get the British government to
open negotiation for the assumption or liquidation
of these debts by the U. S. general government
and II the latter refuses to interfere, then the former
Is to call upon the separate States as Independent
cies TO pay up, or take the consequences.
We should moi be surprised if something of this
kind were contemplated by the holders OF our Stale
stocks in England. There is precedent for ii, we
believe in the history of England in relation TO Spa
nish and other foreign loans. But we do not believe
that the time yet come TO assume hostile attl-
tude on that point. IT is more probable that the
English bond holders will first attempt by money and
influence to operate the elections in this country.
II the political party that gives any indication of
being favorable the assumption of these debts by
the general government, goes into contest,
the English stockholders and bond holders
will endeavor, by every means IN their power
to assist them with money, goods. chattels
and every kind OF influence to carry the elections.
Rich men, holdng 300 900 900 by these stocks could
afford easily $4,000 900 $40 900 900 to influence
the elections in this country on such question
and we do not suppose that any troublesome prnci-
pie of morality would deter them from trying it.
But should this fail, then we may expect trouble
with England, not only on this question, but also on
the Oregon and other matters. All is not smooth
inwardly that smiles outwardly.
from Boston yesterday, in consequence of the Nor
witch Railroad being blocked up with snow. That
railroad runs through the most Snowy part of the
United States. We not without papers, however,
from Boston, for Harnden g. Co. arrived early in the
afternoon by the way of New Haven, and gave us
intelligence from the former place to Wednesday
morning inclusive. And we must here state for
the benefit of the post office department, that Mon
days mail from that city did not reach here till yes
terday noon. With these irregularities in the mails
and Irregularities in the private expresses would it
not be utter folly in Congress to pass law to kill
the latter! We suppose, however, that Uncle Sam
besinsto feel ashamed of the snail like pace of his
mails, and finds that he must ether;whip up his own
horses, or drive all other nags off the road
PACKET SHIP Observation-Disclosures many delays
occasioned by the late severe snew storm, it was
decided that the famous Montezuma should be
launched ON Thursday afternoon at four o'clock
Accordingly quite large concourse of people as
sembied yesterday afternoon in Webb & Aliens
shipyard, to see her take dip into the East River
which had been iced pretty much as Handy Andy
iced champagne. She is a magnificent shin of
more than a thousand tons burthen and is an honor
TO New York. She takes the place of the North
America in the old line OF Liverpool packets, and
will sail her On the W III 81,
willmake quick trips. Who is to command here
INCREASE OF L1TERArURK.-Par III of the re- is
sue of Ure's Dictionary OF arts, manufactures and
mines is Just out. 1t is for sale at the Herald Lite
rary Depot. No merchant, mechanic, indeed no Ii
brary should be without copy of this most valua
BILE work. Also just published the Book of the NAVY
and No. 2 of Cooley's American in Egypt. These
too, can be had at this office.
LECTURE.-The modern sophsts or lecturers are
still busy, working hard to out talk Congress-
Emerson, on New Engand-Neal, Stone BENJAMIN
Greeley IL Co. on the rights Of women-besldes
many others, still filling the city with falkland
making " the night hideous"
man who raises two hills OF small potatoes.
where only one grew before, is more useful in his
day and generation than these eternal takers We
would put all these modern sophsts into pettcoats.
and set them a sewing.
FASHIONABLE MovEMENTs.-Two splendid Bach
elors' Balls projected by the elite, to be given on
Tuesday next, the I4th-one at Niblo's Saloon-the
other at Tammany Hall. A full account of the pre-
partitions hereafter.
LOST YEsTKRDAY.-A person lost yesterday, in
Broadway, or in omnibus, somewhere between
Chambers street and Fourth, bunch of five small
keys, two of which were brass-all on a ring A
reward will be given to the finder at this office
Do rT.-We do beg Captain Tyler to appoint
James Kelly to something, or we shall certainly
faint.
WEIGHS OLYMPIC CRcus.-The most attractive
and orderly place of amusement in the CITY, is
Welchs Circus at the Park Theatre Families and
parties can here witness the delightful sports OF the
arena, without offence to the mos; sensitive-the
performances are in the highest degree moral, in
structve and amusing, in which every member of
the family circle participate with pleasure and
enthusiasm The new panomime is trumphantly
successful, and will be performed this evening with
increased effect
City Intelligence.
A BLoTcH UPON THE CITY GovKRNMENr.-Yes-
terday and the day previous, two sleigh loads of
fortunate and distressed poor, who were sent to
Blackwell's Island Migrants, were compelled to
wait the foot Of 6lst street, exposed the severity
of the weather, until poor unfortunate nearly
expired from cold. 1t is disgrace to the city
that they have not long since purchased property
sufficient at the foot of that street to erect build
ing protect those who to be taken across and
also prevent the escape OF the boaten who every
few days are among the missing.
DISCHARGE OF YOU'VE WARNER young man,
charged with being concerned in the mutiny on
board the United States brig Somers, was brought