The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28

LONDON. Oct. 80, 1876.
Rupture of the Entente Cordiaie-European Coalition
against Liberal Insftutions--sfairsi Porfugai-Bat
tie Of Monterey -Breadsfn6s-C Cotton Msrket-T heaf-
riesis
What mentioned to you in my last communication by
tbs britannia being then less known and suspected
now come out and is beginning to be fully deve-
loped in bold and glaring coorviz the attitude Of de-
fancs, and menace, assumed by France towards
England The language Of La Presse, the recognize cd
confidential organ Of the royal palace of the Thuees
is unmisakeabs it has upon the ministry here
like thunder clap and has taken all parties by surprise
II now the grand topic of public feeling and animal
version You will no doubt perceive that our CORES
pondent gave you the fact weeks in authorization
before i fully burst out it at last has DONE
Louis Philippe dehes England and boldly throws down
the gauntlet and in this as viii appear by and bye II
secretly backed by Russia aud Austria The fact is
there secret coalition forming in Europe, of absou.
tism against liberal institutions and the French
has long since belonged though under to the for
mer party England and the United States are the two
these countries the people, by of the press exer
else an almost unbounded empire in both OF them pub
among the monarchies of Europe it is an offence and
treason that the public should dare an opinion
and to think Of or NEEDLE with public affairs. remem-
Der reading in the Nep York Herald about year ago.
two three able and powerful articles showing that
eventually there would be q combination of European
sbsolusm against democracy developed in American
institutions The perfect truth and foresight of the edi.
tor Of the Herald in the view then taken appears by the
shsdowing forth of coming events about 10 be realized
But before the absolute powers ofthe old European world
will think Of America they will frst direct their views
and efforts to put down the predomnance of popular
freedom and public opinion in their neighbor Of Eng
When they shall have succeeded in rensating ia Eng
land strong government, and in efectuaily crushing
the aspiring and expanding spirit of radcalism then and
not before they will begin little by little to show their
teeth against America and doubt viii hope to work
by means Of domestic faction and internal dssensen be-
fore they proceed pen or ed demonstrations
Whatever may be their course or mole Of operation,
their policy and aim is decided and settled But while
liberal ministry and the empire Of public opinion pre-
vail 50 near at home, they will postpone more distant
operations In the meantime, to England the cry IT,
the French news France has come out astfoOted and
joined the cry. | told you SO three weeks ago the
Times has found it out today, October soth and has
article containing, in substance what the Rep York He.
raid contained long ago. viz the defiance Of France and
its policy ITO form strict alliance with the other CONT
mental PAYERS against the common enemy" Time will
develope the deep meaning and intent of these not nm
deliberated Manifestations
my correspondence which sded my last letter. has
now at last began to excite public attention here viz
the singular anomaly that ireland exporting prev
sions to Liverpool while the world eehoing with
the cry Of famine famine, in Ireland" 1t is now for
the first time noticed and the Times Of this day soth
pondence reached you safely you had it nearly two
months ago. The fact il, the extensive influence and
wide ramifcatons of the political connexons Of Mr.
Bennett when he appointed your humble servant his OH
ca correspondent at London placed in his power the
means OF information and communication such as
oaiy me genus ana enterprise Of your great American
Next to the excitement produced in Downing street.
pected defiance Of the posture now openly assumed by
the French cabinet, the most important and exciting
movement the revolution transpring in Portugal;
which may flow from this affair The spanish army un
der the dctaion Of French influence already on the
borders Of Portugal and there is hardly doubt by the
time this reaches YOU will have crossed the frontiers in
merit Cone sui Cons Is the Of con
mental absolutsm and their fat gone forth that the
people and the press must be put down wherever they
ton, already two statss in Germany, Brunswck and
Bohema) have annihls.ed the press No newspepsr is
these kingdoms, by any person Only one paper is to
be published there, gazette which is to be owned
This viii @ s ns
extended all over Europe. where, not openly coysrlv
and where mot BY force BY corruption Russia, with
with their extensive moral energies on the other hand
the secret life and spirit Of the coalition Of power
counries If Portugal should be Abandoned to the ten.
der mercies Of France and spain every thing would
idea that Engand viii interfere or spo her nan. n
Spain or Portuga she svsrrates her difficulties with
Ireland and ondy imagine: that she i too much ham.
pered BY her situation and the state Of affairs in India
Cafis-land, Borneo, New Zealand, as well ar al homs
to dare to Lift up her finger But France exaggerates
naval armament Of observation only will sail in few
days from the seapos Of England Cadiz and Lisbon
,ns Will 10 nd but in
will be denomination only, on the part of England but
will nfuse such strength into the liberal party in For.
Of France in totally crushing the liberal hopes of Port
gal in obtaining moderate government The French
zeriand only waiting for some prstex some disorSsr
or esufe to aid the Jesuit party in oyerthrowng the
new popular government
brought by the Hibernia yesterday, containing an &C.
count Of the splendid affair of Monterey with the cha
sscterstic head Of the brave General Taylor What
The upward tendency of brsadstuas continues, but
the tune Of reaction Is now close at hand-whcst has
reached 0s per quarter about - II the bushe here
It Is believed it will make halt, and waver and oscl
late Tor little time when it will come down. think
believe, will not be thrown open. a-- 4 =
1t is confidently asserted that ministers have resolved
to the of sugar moasses in the brew eres
and distleries; this will produce powerful revuls;cn
Sxyfour million bushels Of barley are used annually
in England for conversion into beer An immense guam
tty Of the san grain is also used in the dseres The
supply Of material with which the brewers here could
make O better and cheaper beer, would give an i'm
vast importation which otherwise was Calculated would
be indispensable. At all events one thing Il certain
sners WIN ue ,or many months to come not perhaps
an extravagant field for inordnate speculators vet
henceforth steady and hsalty market omen for Amsr
can breadstus as extensively beneficial to the
due stimulus. 80 ~
The cotton market getting into healthy condition
hbitsd in commercial articles more espociav in
your cotton article which the Cambria brought out has
created an astonishing sensation and produced the mort
happy affects The commercial world on both sides of
the Atlantic owe: heavy debt Of gratitude to the New
fork Herald Tor Its hberaiity foresight and ndepen-
which, while the benefit i greediy seized upon, the
source n either not acknowledged denied that what
call little minded"
drain Of specie is apprehsndsd here and the bank
has already begun to curail its accommodation ca
ope council sat evening before last the Chief Secretary
from Ireland came over to be present it already leaks
out that the position Of affairs in Portugal as well as ire
land and the opening Of the ports among tho mo-
mentous matters disposed Of TO the latter it il be.
lsved and generally accredited hat the proposed plan
OF diverng the consumption OF barley from the brewe.
res and dshlcries, to the of food will quiet the
opened. $50 "
TheatIicals are beginning to revivo Maddox at the
lIncss Is bringing out some splendid pieces
Maene Anna bishop goes On in increasing popularity
Oa Dury jenkins has re-comme need his grand con-
d.aoua, 'o wen Garden Shakespeare meantime. is at
will open on the 18th November with grsat s.io, soms
o. inc ac'ofs from Paris have been engaged Under