The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER
r O M EUR OF E .
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
War between the Protestants and Catholics in
Switzerland.
Great Excitement between the
Sects throughout Europe.
Insertion Of the War Clause in Marine Policies
at Lloyds.
A Ministerial Crisis in England on the
Maynooth Bill.
FLUCTUATIONS In THE COTTON MARKET.
Advance In American Provisions.
INCREASE OF TROOPS IN CANADA.
REPEAL MOVEMENTS IN IRELAND.
A Ministerial Crisis in England on the
Maynooth Bal.
FLUCTUATIONS In THE COTTON MARKET.
IMPROVEMENT In THE MONEY MARKET, as


IMPROVEMENT In THE MONEY MARKET, Ne.
ARRIVAL OF GOVERNOR GIL DAVIS,
OF CONEY ISLAND, AT PARIS.
The steamship Hibemia, Capt Ryne, arrived at
Boston from Liverpool, via Halifax, at o'clock on
the morning of the 9th instant after passage of six
teen days and eighteen hours.
BY this arrival we have London and LIVERPOOL pa-
pers to the 10Th April inclusive.
The Cotton market appears to be in avery feyerish
state. The slight improvement caused by the ex-
element in relation to the Oregon question, on the
9th ult. was lost the 9th. On the following Satur-
day-the l2th-another advance was realized, but it
was soon lost, and prices current on the 18th, were
similar to those realized on the 4th
The Oregon question continued to attract great
deal of attention in Great Britain.
DR.. Wool has arrived in England
NEW YORK PACKET SHrps.--The Montezuma
and the Vrginian, both arrived out on the 9th ult.
They were succeeded by the steamer Cambria
which reached the Mersey on Sunday the lath, al i
A. NJ The Hottinguer also arrived on the 18th.
Several regiments are to be drawn from Ireland
during the next month The Dublin Even,nc Post
mentions rumor that 5000 troops are to be sent to
Canada.
The English Prelates of the Roman Catholic
Church to the number of ten or eleven, in London.
forwarded to Sir Robert Peel their united thanks
for his conduct on the Maynooth Grant
Leutenant-G General Sir Richard Downes Jack son
is about to be succeeded in the command Of her
Majesty's forces in Canada by General the Earl of
Cathcar, KIT, and Governor Of Hull.-Tlsas,srv
paper.
Messrs Alsopp, the great brewers of ale for the
East Indies, whose place OF business is at Burton
have failed, it is said, in the sum of E3OO, OOO
According to the English Churchman. DR.. Lush.
ington has decided that the holding of Roman ca
tholic doctrines is sufficient to deprive clergy
OF his living, and that the English church is not
Protestant does she require her members to pro-
Tess Professionalism.
The stock of American cheese on hand in London
is equal TO the whole stock of English cheese Of
every kind.
During the present week policies of marine insl-
rance have come over from London, with clause
protecting the underwriters from loss, in of the
capture of vessels by foreign enemy.
Letters from ST. Petersburg state that the Russian
Government had published an ukase, permitting the
importation OF crushed lump sugar from England
lonly) at the same duty they impose on white
Havana sugars.
In France long debate on the abolition of slave
~ in the colonies belonging to that country has Ia
ken place. The Peers passed law, by which the
slave can purchase his freedom. The right Of the
slave to property is recognized For his moral and
religious rights the bill also provides. 1t remains to
be seen how the bib will fare in the Chamber of De-
putics.
Another duel with swords took place in Paris on
the 9th ult. between the Duke Of Rovigo and Nj.
Perrigault; Both cormbatants were wounded, the
Duke de Rovlgo rather dangerously. Among the
seconds were two peers of France-the Prince of
Moskowa and General Lagrange.
The amount of money coined at the Mint in twcn-
ty years, ending 1885, was upwards of sixty-seven
millions sterling; the cost Of coinage f42l 600.
The associated cotton spinners of Bolton and
the nelghborhood" have addressed their employers
soliciting On advance of five per cent. wages.
A pugilistic contest for E2O0 aside and the cham
pionshlp is on the tapis, between Ben Caunt the
Cornish giant, and Bendigo.
Thomas Hood is seriously if not MORALLY ILL.,
John Benjamin Heath, Esq. was elected governor,
and VIM. K. Robinson, Esq, deputy-governor of the
Bank of England for the ensuing year, on the 18th
ult.
Since the arrival of the Due De Broglie, a number
of English and French naval officers who have had
experience on the coast OF Africa, have been exa-
mined several times before his Grace and DR.. Lush
lists between the French and English officers Capt
Bouet and his friends entertained at dinner at
Lovegroves, Blackwell, by Captain Trotter and his
brother officers, on the 9Th inst
The RIGHT OF SEARcH.-The Paris Pyesse says
it Is assured that the result of the conferences be-
tween the Duke de Brogie and DR.. Lushngton is
that the French and English Governments have
agreed to suspend the right Of search for years.
Withdrawing for this period the commission given
their respective cruisers"
late Jones, from New York, sailed Feb ri, encoun-
tered heavy gales from W.S.W. TO NV. On the
I'D Mt, encountered tremendous gale from w. to
S.W; the ship was obliged 10 be placed before the
md IL. co1
struck the ship the sarboard, which carried away
the boats, ler, and iibboom, started the cutwatcr
inalntopgalant mast, sanchons, and did other da-
mage me vessel was hove over on the larboard,
WIN tne yards IN the water, the foreopmast had
be cut away IN order to right her the head of the
foremost went with it, Mr. Jones wa. washed over
board and drowned.
Among the passengers in the Hibcnio, i, Mr..
Rives OF Virginia, late Secretary of Legation at
London, which appointment he has RESIGNED Also
Mr.. Healy, the artist. He is commissioned by
Louis Philippe to take for him the portraits If Ger
Jackson, John q. Adams, Daniel Webster. Henry
Clay and some other distinguished Americans We
understand that he will proceed at once to the Her
mitage, as the precarlous health of Gen jackson
may render him too unwell to sit, should there be
any delay.
Amongst the passengers in the Hibcrnia came a
naval constructor sent out by the British govern
nient tor the purpose of building five steamers on
the lakes
OBIruARy,-On the Isthsof March, at Pau, Lower
Fyrenees, Major General Pagan, aged g, formerly
AdJt General of the Bengal Army. On the 10Th Of
March, the Earl Of Romney, aged 81. On the End
NIT, after short illness, George Windham Earl Of
Egrcmont, aged 3d. On the 4th, at Shemess, Vice
Admiral Sir John Chambers White, KC.B. On
the 9th, Rear-Admra Raper, aged NJ On the 9th.
Malor-C,cneral Freemantle, aged So. On the llth,
the Earl Of Abergavenny, aged g. On the 18th, at
Dublin, the Marquis Of Downshire. His lordship.
who was on horseback, was seized with apopexyy''
fell, and immediately expired On the Ist inst. IN
the Isle OF Wight, ID. ?. Blaine, Esq., aged "a, a,,.
works. The celebrated Father Loriquet. of the
order OF Jesuts, died at Paris, on the 9Th ut, in the
18th year OF his age. 's