Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-05-24
Fmasths New Yo,. 81.
LATE ROREZ0.Ne n.c UM HenA

The steamship Hiberoja a,,;,.s
on The 5,h instant. in sixteen d,,s - bosA,
erPooE, bringing fifteen days la'e, ron ron liz
intelligence. Hurope,s
".O'Connel has no, been sen,ene.,
and all his co.conepita,ols are s,,ua,,! out l,
new trial; With wha, success, W. se'''s b
better shie 20 stale by he next .,v;s. ,'M 10
The intelligence is fifteen DAYS It,.
is highly interesting in poli,icat '.e' ND
cia,, aud financial point Of view. :, eonnss
cotton is from l-s 10 lid. per h. , ~, 0 'ah h
formation ,ha, will astonish all Tho . ieee oin.
ulators in the country. So'oa spx.
The Texas question Of anoe.a,;o,,
ed England: and produced very r, s.' y MA
ton in political circles. s's' ssrsL
Ireland was in a. very excited s,,,.
next account from Grea, Britain mr.' sef w
the most interesting nature. II
Parliment me. after Easte, hail.,
Monday. and the popullr brarcb NJ In On
ture has since been engaged in the -eEss
ton Of number Of mul,ilarious. hn, 'o0s'dsn.
absorbing questions. On the Srs, ";. uo' 'ey
was done. The second nigh, wa. d Ign! lus
subjects which elected some ds a.usa 70
though they possessed very little , 0,uea
The 6rst was a motion Of Nj. WISE ' e.
torn Of the names Of persons emplovsaua ~
ernment, the object being 10 show ~. " sas.
men had not their fair share OF ,he c,... 'nsA'
patronage. ''aasas
The remainder Of the session is )s.,,
more than usually barren of Interest y~N
early adjournment Is confidently ao,;, t~
AMERICA AND TExAs.-It apnea,s .s".
tain whe'hsr' on the whole, The annex,, Ir''s !,
Texas may not be an even. rather f,s'uva
than otherwise for British Interests. I f;,a"
PFlves US OF means Of annoying the r,S.,
States, and 30 Tar removes the ,enp,aI;., ~.
war. II is ~ no means certain thai ,h;. .'a,.
no. TO be looked on as an adyan,aoa V'gs
with the United States, even if suecsssI., wv \.
|yond our most sanguine expec,alious ..'n
be calamity Of the most fatal descri,, nsN'
Moreover, the annexation Of ,i'exa. wor rI'A-
great additional preponderance in Ii. fss,'
10 the interest We must necessarily rslv I m.s
for The maintenance Of friendly p.G,;c:I w" ~"
commercial relations with Eoejsad",. .s
namely, of.the Southern cotton proSioo S,,,s.sa
The. vote of Texas would be ueeesss, ,'. :.
| additional free trade vote, which in ,bs ,,' ~
en-. balanced state Of parlea and iD,etp.,
might frequently prove decisive. We carna
afford to aiienate the Southern ioteres, ,,I
strengthen the advocates Of the hQh tariff /,
opposing measure SO warmly advocated +,
the Southern S,a,es,- and by enlisnq al 4,
feelings Of national pride and Aor io.S,,u'
prejudice against US throughcu. the Union
Nor Is it ever good policy in . nation 10 ecu.
init itself 10 an opposition agains, the u.su
course Of events, which eyiden,ly pcio,
the unoccnpied prairies of Texas with tA
neighboriGg and parent State. ". lu,
therefore. that whatever may be the result d
the present negotiation a, Washington 10
amicable relations between the two counns
will not be disturbed by any unreasonable il.
reference on our part with The domestic i.
fairs Of another continent. London Msru,y
,u AS 1vs GsNtI mai, 0 s ~ y.
Is OF the most satisfactory character. pac
and tranquility prevailed ushoul til. Who'll.
OF the British possessions 10 India.