The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-17
NEW YORK HERALD.
News by the next steamer.

News by the next steamer.
Our political and commercial relations have be-
come so interviewer with those Of the principal
countries Of Europe, that the advent of each
steamer is looked to with the Attest interest and
anxiety in this country. France and England, the
two greatest nations OF Europe, are so intimately
connected with us in the bonds of commerce, that
whatever affects them affects us. Even the po-
htical changes that may from time 10 time occur
IN the domestic arrangements Of the principal
countries Of Europe, watched by us with no
little interest; and consequently on the eve Of a
steamers arrival every is on the tiptoe of ex-
pectaton, and even business operations are az
fect,d by the color OF the expected intelligence.
A cursory glance a the affairs of Europe, will
give our readers an idea of the importance to be
attached 10 the news by the next steamer.
England mas lately got a new ministry, unsta
BILE in itself, looking for aid and strength to the
administration on the ruins of which it has got
into power, and counting success by sewing its
banner rag from the political garment of every
party-protectionists, conservatives radicals, re-
pealers, and its own party proper, the wings. A
great princi lie has triumphed, and involved in
that triumph is the defeat of the man who
achieved it--Sir Robert Peel This is certainly
an anomalous state of things.
In France there is a king, Louis Philippe and
a minister, M. Guizot, each of whom sustains the
other, and an opposition of republicans who but
awai, the Kings death to change the system of
government. With the latter party are banded
together men ofalmost every country in Europe
Italians, Germans, Greeks, Poles and Spaniards.
The king and the minister have triumphed at the
late elections, and the republicans are in mino-
nj, Pr Jav MI
Europe NAV, in one week, be in blaze from one
end 10 the other
new pope SITS on tie chair of ST. Peter, and
his administration of the temporal affairs of his
dominions has been 20 far received with unbound
I'd enthusiasm by his subjects. His policy is mild
and humane. Austria is attempting to tLwart his
generous endeavors TO ameIorate the condition of
his people, bur the attempt WILL in all probability,
fail. IL is popular report that Lord John Russell
is endeavorpg TO renew the friendly relations that
existed three hundred years ago between the
courts OF Rome and England.
Russia is quiet.
Ireland is divided into two parties-those who
desire to have friendly relations with the new adj
1nini5ration, and those who wish to carry out the
Repeal policy, totally independent OF the wings.
The former constitute the O'Conne party-the
lattrr loUOW tue fortunes Oh w
O'Brien, and the teachings of the Nation.
Thus it VIII be seer that the affairs of Europe
are, a. England's youthful queen generally is, in
most interesting situation.
The commercial prospects are oil the most gra-
tilying character The business of tais fall will
exceed that of any season for number of years
back The commercial affairs Of the country are
in most prosperous condition. The news by
the next steamer will doubtless be highly tavora-
bic. England is at present enjoying the bless
ings o. free trade. With, as it is as yet,
tned theory; but
Coming events cast their shadows before"
And if we may Judge of the state of affairs, that
the new tariff will supernduce, by the actual
prosperity that now enjoy, the substance viii
far exceed the shadow in the plenitude OF its
fruit.
We therefore look forwar d with the most happy
antcipatioGs TO the next commercial news from
Europe. We also look forward with great deal
ofinterest 10 the political intelligence from the
different countries we hove named.
The steamship Cambria, from Liverpool, is
fully due. She has been at nearly thirteen
days, and we may receive her advices by the
lightning line any moment We shall issue an
extra at the earliest moment after the receipt
OF the news price two cents, and cheap enough
at that