The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-20
THE DEBATE In The FRENCH CHAMBERS
ON A WAR
Between England and America.
REPEAL OF DUTIES ON
A M Err I q A n Pr Q D q q =
Improvement In the Cotton Market
TIGHTNESS In THE MONEY MARKET.
LOSS OF AMERICAN VESSELS.
kxc Ieyr Re.
&c. &c. Sc.

The Special, Extraordinary, and Exclusive Elk
press run for the Ne,S York Herald, against the
combined press and the spectators of four cities,
arrived at our Office early yesterday morning.
It left Boston at IL O'Clock Wednesday night, and
bamc over the Worcester and Norwich Railroads,
10 Norwich, in the famous steamer. Traveller,
Capt. LIE Fevre, to Greenport, and thence over the
Long Island Railroad to this city,
This unprecedented Express was arranged and
run throughout by Mr.. L. Bigelow, Of the Boston,
FitchburE and Montreal Expresshne II ,oas the fast
st express epeY ylsn IN tie country, and cannot be
eaten By any ive Ya~kse The whols running time
et,ceem The tco cities, tcas seveN hours and fve mt
tutes-dista~cs Tsco Hundred and Fifty miles.
But more of this IN another column.
The Cambria, Captain Judkins, which brought the
news thus received, left Liverpool the 4th inst,
nd reached Boston one minute and three quarters
,eiore our annihilating express started.
Our advices from Liverpool are TO the 4th inst,
london TO the Bird, and Paris to the 3lst ult.
The news is of the highest importance, both in a
,oltcal and commercial point Of view.
The meeting Of Parliament, and the Queens
peech, and the remarks Of Sir Robert Peel and
ord John Russell in relation to the foreign affairs
Great Britain, particularly with the United States,
i've very favorable complexion to the Oregon
ucstion. Sir Robert and Lord John impiisdiy
ondemnyhe course pursued by Mr.. Pake~hom on
he Oregon question, in his refusal Of the offer OF
Ifr Buchanan, and for not submitting ii to the
consideration Of his government.
Lord John Russell in decidedly opposed to the
,crease Of the army and navy Of Great Britain, and
avs that the only need of any increase is that
,hich is required by the increase in the posses.
ions of that government. The reduction Of
uties on American produce proposed by Sir
.ober Peel, meets with much favor, and is ex-
ected to increase the business of the manufac-
ring districts very much.
The accounts of the various markets are of the
lost favorable character, and cannot but have a
cry favorable effect upon the prices Of American
reduce in our markets.
The London Money Market was rather tight, and
.e quotations for stocks tended downwards.
1t is stated that her Majesty will visit Holland in
lay or June next.
II is said that after the resignation Of Lord Lynd-
lrst, which is likely soon to take place. Sir h
eel intends dividing the political from the Judicial
notions. by which the office OF Lord chancellor
i'll cease to be affected by the ministerial changes.
Lord Morpeth has given his name to document
epared by the Peace Society, recommending ad-
esses from merchants and other classes in this
,untry, to similar classes in the United States in
vor OF perpetual amity, and the reference of all
Dnts Of Misunderstanding to the arbitration Of dis
terested nations.
The KING Of Hanover has been indisposed. The
own prince has not yet sufficiently recovered 70
1--we his palace. He 10 able, however, to take ex-
else within doors.
The house OF Labertouche and Stafford, stock.
kokers Dublin. has failed. There are CHARGES
kainst them OF sppropriating to their own use mo-
ys entrusted TO them tor the purchase Of govern.
ont securities.
The use Of diseased potatoes In Ireland by tn.
source of fever and disease. A fearful increase
the number Of fever patients has taken place II
hospital OF Femoy.
It appears from q published list OF the railway
ms deposited Al the Private Bill Office and Hsuse
Lords, up TO the Slst December, that not fewer
m SO OF the lines Professionally registered have
en- abandoned BY their projectors.
Great activity prevails in the wine trade At Opor
and prices have advanced fully IL per cent; tbs
creased expectation to Ensland, coupled with tn,
ort supplies OF the last vinlsge, has produced th
sct AntH tM- .Eslt ~ l3ss.
Letters from Thorn, in Polish Prussia, Of the Sis
ec. state that there had been extraordinary mill
~ preparations there, and several arrested. Z
broke out the previous night, which il was q
rbance, however, took place.
letter from Frankfort, dated January "a. saws
Al Ronge has been forbidden by the Saxon Gov
ament to enter any part OF the Saxon territories
the police authorities of the Eiectorste Of Hoss
We received orders not to allow any clerQyrDan
e Up his abode in their respective distFiets