Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
Prom the New York Tribune.
II DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


Cotton has adsaneed from 4 10 t-Siafe Stoeks-Mo
ney rery abundant and Trad. generally dourishing-
Reception Of Tyi,r's Message-A,ripal Of the Orer-
land Mpi-fHfeHigenee from France, Italy, Spain,
Portugal. Sph=erLund, Prussia, Turkey and Egypt-.
Anfi.Corn Ldp League Agitafion-Tom Thumb in a
Fir-Henry Russeii-CaHadian Appointments.
The Cambria arrived ut Boston yesterday morning with
dates to January being IL days later from Europe We
have received English Of the latest dates our
nll hes, any foreign letters. These will of course
come Ia hand this morning. The steamer was
at Boston yesterday morning about hall past o'clock
and the vsiant iarndons usual the alert her
and got back 10 Boston with their News Bag time for the
regular train Of for New York. We believe that
nothing from the steamer received in this city last
evening but what through the Messs Hatndens ES
press.
We make copous extracts from Wilmer & Smiths
European Times and from Charles Winners News Let
ter.
The chief topic Of in,sres, in England nj the time tho
Cambria sailed the message of President Tyler The
document hos been much discussed by the press and in
mercantile circles in m financial points considered high
satisfactory. The activity of the United Sutes Govern
men in concluding treaties Of commerce with fooign
er too well understood for the announcement of
what has been done with the Zoilvercin Belgium q TO
cause surprise but II IL deemed fortunate that while offer.
ing comparatively lttlc it gets much in reiurn Some
anxiety has been evinced the Texas alton propo
SAL aud surprise has been expressed that in eaboratc
Incssnge abiding to almost subject of natiou, in
terest, mention should be made Of the position of nsrs
in Bucnos Ayres and Monte vdeo especially ns arly ali
the other South American Republics, well Brazil arc
brought into account There portion Of the
received that has been read with more painful than
the despatch Of Mr.. Calhoun Mr. King, the American
Minister IN France, when accompanies the document
From the following irtclcfrom Wilmer & Smiths Time,
Judge that the English would lust n lieyc thai tho
Americans would not interfere with them in the navigation
OF the by steam:
Mr. Tyler suggests in his Message the establishment of
foe OF steamers between Europe and the United States
Tho more the merrier say But IL the President for
the ,me being s anxious TO have surplus income
penditure, he will pause before he makes the
ior assuedy Il will prove blister upon the finances of
The country. The communication present so rapid and
direct that Improvement seems hardly aanable and the
embo steamers be- able compete in speed and IN
build with the hitherto excellence Of tho steam
shps at present navigating the Atlantic. Again the pre
JUDGE which prevails in this country respecting American
steamers owing to the inghiiu accidents and explosions
winch every arrival brings account be overcome
We do not mean say that the United States cannot pro-
duce ocean steamers equal those any other
be from Us to libel IN this the ingenuity Of clever
ana scientihc peOple-wo merely stating fact Con-
inuod success and time would probably wear out the p,e
JUDGE to which refer; but IN the Interim the wasto Of
dolnfs m establishing character, would not be fnng
compared 10 II The Presidents salary and the whole travel
ing expenses NJ Congress-woud be mere Aea bi,o II
tbs project IL determined upon by the American nov
ernmont VIC have doubt will be spifitedy carried out
albeit does appear unseenly for sppear Ne the
compon"s o private enterprise, especially when the tran
81 between Boston and Live pool not unequenty per
formed IN dczan days. But commercial country can
md aut with the being too ffeauent or too
RAPID The only fear we have IT, that VI concoctcd or
VI digcsied scheme may ne " unquo.onaby wil-ro,ut
10 failure and disappointment.
New York State five per stocks are quoted nj 3d.
which would make them about equal 100 IN New York
Pennsylvania IS quoted a. bonR equal TO about 81
IN this CITY, Ohio g., 80 TO 30. We do not notice any
quotations ~ Illinois or Indiana stocks.
The 'ias Of the Church still occupying gre at deal
oi public attention. The pastoral letter Issued by the B.h.
op OF Exeter commanding the strict observance of the
Rubro and the uso o the surpice in preaching has
ted nm agaion mover before known that large and i'm.
porant diJcesc
d. Pussy has published letter. inang that he could
nc" sign the Thirty nine Articles with their restric.
Tons should result his removal from the Univer.
sty The Articles he says required 10 be "a
tain and ndubiiabe token Of opinion; which they have
never been, they have included both High and Low
Church The "new test" Restraints that liberty which
Lsud won for DC.