The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

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The News from Europe-Its Importance.
The news which we publish in our journal to-
day, brought by the Britannia" which arrived in
Boston on Saturday last and which we yesterday
circulated ahead Of contemporaries as usual,
throughout the city and country, is of more than
ordinary Importance in or two particular points
The first point which strikes us as especially i'm
portant, is that ini relation to commercial affairs
II seems that the treaty negotiated by Mr.. Whea-
ton with the German Zoll-Verein, has created a
great sensation amongst the financial, commercial
and political circles in the British metropolis, so
much so that the subject has been introduced into
the House of Commons, calling forth some very
significant remarks from the Minister, which have
been commented on in several articles published
in the leading journals. 1t seems that this treaty
with the German Union excites much more feeling,
and touches more acutely in the tenderest point,
than the Texas treaty about which we have raised
such dust here, and expected to see the other
side of the water, corresponding degree OF eX-
citement The fact is, all the fuss made
here about Texas, is laughed at in England
They don't care straw it appears, either
the government or the people, wings or tories, what
we do about Texas-whether we annex it to-day
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the whole of Mexico at one sweep. But not so in
differently do they regard the negotiation of the
treaty with the German ZoVerien. That has
give them stab under the fifth rib, and they feel
it very sensbly, so much so that Sir Robert Peel,
the Premier, holds threat over the heads of the
u S. Senate in order to deter them from raiifying
the treaty The truth is that this treaty is the Gem
mencement of new era in commercial legislation
the opening of policy which will strike
greater blow at the supremacy Of England in every
point of view, and elevate the United States pdrt
pass, than any thing yet attempted, and all this sin
guary enough it produced by the policy of John
Tyler and the diplomacy of MIR. Upshur. And the
sensation created in Germany is equally great and
significant. We have received number of COM
munications from Europe, particularly from Ger
many, written no doubt by persons in the interest
Mr. Wheaton and Mr. Lewis Mark, the consul,
both of whom have had much to do with the
treaty.
On this subject we have given number Of I'M
portant extracts, showing the temper and DISPOSE
ton of England in relation to this treaty
The next portion of the news which is peculiarly
interesting, is that in relation to O'Conneu. From
certain proceedings of the Repeal association, it
would seem that there are symptoms of rebellion
amongst the repealers against the further tyranny
of the O'Connell clique in Dublin and throughout
Ireland. Ne doubt, they are beginning 10 be very
FESTIVE under the CALLING yoke of O'Connellism in
that country, although they have not the means OF
getting rid of it so easily and readily we have
in this free land. 1t appears also that O'Connell
has come out with another violent and bitter at
tack on the southern institutions of this country
and particularly devoting to the devil and damna-
ton of the hottest kind the unfortunate. but honest
and sensible men of Cincinnati who wrote him
letter some time ago, telling him the truth, and
giving him some wholesome advice in relation to
his furious TRADES against this country. Those
open, violent, blackguard and impudent attacks
are in keeping with the general conduct OF
O'Connell towards this country, and will, we hope,
be considered by the repeaers receipt in full
for the last remittances picked out of the pockets
of the Woodworking Irish here. As the accounts
are thus squared up to this day, we hope the Hon.
John McKeon will call his repealers together, and
open the books for the next three months. Why
not plumber the poor Irish a little more
ANOTHER TYLER AND TEXAS MovEMENT-MoRE
DISCRIMINATION IN THE LocoFoco RANKs.-We
perceive that the great Napoleon of the extreme
gasehe of the democratic party in this city, Alder
haI. b., l. a..
sonbriquet of 4" Hold-over,' has called the whole
left rank Of the ocofocos to hold series of public
meetings in favor Of "Tyler and Texas" in order
to elect batch of delegates to the Convention
at Baltimore, on the 9th. few days ago the
g Old bunker" portion of the party issued decree
in favor of the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, at
all hazards, without saying word about this new
issue, which is going to split them into fragments
we mean the Texasquestion-but that decree fell
still-bern from the columns of the Erening Post
The present movement is of altogether different
character; it is got up with consummate skill and
ingenuity for the agitation of this exciting ques-
ton, during four five successive evenings and in
different sections OF the city, will raise a great
flame, and add greatly to the enthusiasm in favor
of the annexation. Indeed the example of the re-
spectacle democrats in Washington, who are de-
ceiving each other, by the Introduction OF that cee-
brated Irish principle, which was the cornerstone
of the policy of the Kilkenny cats, seems to be
carrying everything before it, not only in Washing
ton, but in New Orleans, New York, and every
where.
Texas meetings are held all over the South
and West, and the people appear to be getting
Texas mad Men abandoning Van Buren, by
hundreds and thousands, because he is on both
sides of the Texas question: and are taking up even
John Tyler, the mailman. We shall report the
meetings in this city fully, tor they will be amusing
and spirited.
The SECRET WAR MESSAGE AGAINST MEXICO
We give in this days paper the Secret Message of
pree,dant in reI.tion m tho orde m ol ,xoau