The New York herald., 1845-01-17

Essler's Wikoff, will be tried to. day in the Court
of Sessions, on an indictment found against him for
some libel published in his journal, the Republic,
now defunct AS it is expected that this trial will
be very interesting, if it GENES on to-day we shall
have it fully reported in to-mOrrow's Herald. No
doubt Fanny EIsser will read il with great interest,
and we shall take care to transmit 10 her special
| copy.
Two Days LATER FROM ENeLAND.-The packet
ship Quebec, Hebard, arrived yesterday morning
from London and Portsmouth with advces from
the former place to the 18th ult.
She brings no news of consequence nothing
later Of the cotton market.
The packet ship Wellington arrived at Graves
end on the 18th
| The monster steamer Great Britain, three hun
dred and thirty-feet long, has been safely loated
into deep water
| The Archbishop of Canterbury has announced
his intention to summon meeting of the Bench OF
Bishops. in consequence Of the unhappy agitation
pervading the Church of England, in order to de-
| termne upon the observance of the rubrics.
1t appears that Puseyism is not yet very strong in
| England. According to the papers Court OF Com
mon Council was held in London, on the 18th OF
December, chiefly to consider petition for aid in
the endowment of free church in st. Giles's in
| the Fields. The grant was opposed on the ground
that the new church was got up under Puscyite
auspices, and defeated, only five voting in its favor,
when about hundred and fifty were present.
France.
The French press are active in their animadver-
sion on the Eagsh for the capture Of supposed
SLAYER. LIE National says
The shameful letter of excuse addressed by the
- c. A..1r ~~l kawHn avnAt tka
recital OF the capture and condemnation OF the Gu
rieuse, vessel employed in the service Of the state
demonstrate that if the ambition of the English
Government has not become more moderate, the
complaisance of our rulers towards it is equally
without bounds. 1t Is not only at Tahiti that M
Guizot blames and disavows the officers who main
tain the honor OF France
He acts in the same manner on the coast of Afr
ca, and we find there French vessel seized and
condemned by the English under pretence that she
had been engaged in the slave trade, which could
not even with justice be suspected OF that offence,
as she was employed by the Governor Of Senegal,
and ought to have been considered as belonging to
the royal navy.
The owners of the Cureuse have determined to
tice. All France will aid them with their good
wishes, because the question is connected with the
liberty OF the seas and with our national henor.
But what can they effect against the English, aid
ed by M. Guizot? What justice can they expect
when the owners of the Marabout, captured four
years since, but discharged by the tribunals, have
not yet been able to recover the indemnity awarded
to them?
LONDON MoKxY MARKET. Dec. l3.-This morning. at the
Treasury ESQ the portion undisposed of Of pend
ing Canada contract taken by Hammond Scott Co.
Of the Exchequer To this firm, therefore, the whole
of f200 600 has been assigned, and 1t understood
that with the exception Of very small portion Of it. the
principals in the transaction the Mutual indemnify In
The only other bidding which has transpred, is that Of
vhov tnUo Asnap hovn1n
house, who offered llI1 for the whole amount and he
would doubt have readily given the reserved price
Hammond, Scott Co., had they declined availing them
selves of their option.
In the estimate Of the value of the security between the
leading in the money market and the Chancellor OF
since the last o the pacs when IL.
reserved price was nearly the same rise of rer cent
had taken place n But an S to have ssen
law which, by imposing greater caution upon banks gen.
orally in locking their has partly shut them
As pl oof Of this, may be mentioned that the Bank
Of Eng ana wholly aDstaned this time from making any
TENDER and has had nothing to do with the sr
the keepers of the sealed paper in which the
price of the Treasury was contained.
-. % 3. .h AZ eas saas pe
course be known but assumed that protective terms
against possible default have been agreed to- and that
ultimately paid by the colony this country will be large
II rate Of per cent for example, should be charged
ney under per cent, she can have ground Of com
piint yet this would leave the home treasury with tht
cent IN .na Of
years, which the contract has to run.
Ins E9sSa ipmds were again nat to DAY, IN conse
was not large Consols for the account left off l0oA
Three per Cent; Reduced 1904 TO Three and Quartz,
to 20e} and Exchequer Bills Sos. to SIS. premium.
FouRIERITxs IN FuRY-THE PHnosopHRRs
LOSING THEIR SENSES lin reference to a state.
ment recently made by us exhibiting the condl
ton Of certain phase Of Fourierism In the s'com
munity" at Skeneatales, we find the following de-
lectable paragraph in the Fourier organ-The Iri.
bwne-of yesterday =
The Herald Of yestsrday contains letter from skene-
atelas which processes to make certain disclosures
whether true false know not-respecting Mr. John
Collins and the community established OF that place
the Herald speaks Of the Community in question as
Association Of Fourieres and Of the disclosures al
fordng the best possible illustration of the working Of
this social first fruits of the planting Of
such philosophers a. Brisbane and Greeley" Now all
intelligent readers Of the Tribune knew perfectly WE'LL
munity at skeneatess established principles not
only entirely different from those of Fourier but in
to his Whole W exDossd Ss ssms s Of
the Herald dozen times, but II persisted in with bra
zen mpudence aad reckless malignty which, though
perfectly characteristic Of it, source, would put any
common libeller to the blush.
1t is very amusing to see the philosophers when
the truth is told and common sense is brought to
bear upon their ridiculous theories, how they lose
all their suavity and discretion, descending at
to level with the lowest loafers of the Five
Points. We have not uttered syllable that was
not perfectly true with regard to their ridiculous,
atrocious and infdel principles. The Skeneatelas
Community may not be founded with such large
houses and grounds. and magnificent appurtenan-
ces as are sketched out with such grandiloquent
absurdity in the 1Sbwms. But the principles of its
organization strictly in accordance with those Of
Fourier We shall not cease the exposure OF the
absurdities and wickedness Of this intidel system
of philosophy.
The SPRING ELRoTIoN-THE WHIos.-We un.
derstand that the whig leaders are celebrating