The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-06

The ARGENTINE TRouBLEs. return of M
HOOP from the Rio dc la Plata with his mission
unaccomplished, is regarded in tn: 8 country az nj
unfortunate event. Our interference, in the de-
areto BRING hostiliiics TO close, may have been
PlaseWorthy, but II has proved worse than USE
less Interference in the affairs of Others at all
umes an ungracious task, when once undertaken
Tor the interests of humanity and the progress of
G,vlIzauon, ought to be prompt and energetic. II
hosas refused to listen to the responsiveness of
England and France, he ought to have had the
consequences pointed out, and, if necessary, been
made TO feel them. Every maritime power is n-
terested IN putting an end to the protracted bar
and which threatens to extend to the crack OF
doom. The present relations of France and Eng
land are unhappily Ill adapted for aching hereafter
IN IN concert ON this or any other question Louis
independence Of Monte Video as his English
cousin; but the recent shock the eme~te coviaie
VIII probably prevent mutual cooperation, unless,
indeed, M: Guizot thinks the honor Of France COM
dictator. Lord Palmerston is just the minister to
mako such a man as Rosas :" knuckle down. -
even at the risk of a little war" But his pug
nsc,ous prcrensities are such constant source
o. Oh s,srm to ms that uples: backed by
TO STIR efiectually Wiimrs's Times, Nov 10.
AMERICAN Soma BIscUIrs.-A new article of inn
port has recently been brought into this country
from America, called soda biscuits. Several shin
ments nave been made; but, as yet, the demand
light, about twenty to the pound, and are of ex
ceient quality, eating as fresh as if they had Just
left the oven. They arc retailed in Liverpool at
sxpence pound; but as the supply has hitherto
been obtained than they could be supplied at
were there competition We are informed that
the maker of them has found the speculation SO
profitable, that he has resolved to build six large
q IN h. l. @
able to keep the business in his own hands: but
we learn that several English bakers have resolv.
cd to try the experiment; and, when it is stated
mat one barrel OF Hour will make three barrels OF
biscuits. and that the freight oil barrel Of biscuits
and barrel Of -four are the same, the, seems to
De every reason TO think that they will
iy compete with the American maker: and whe n
1t IS known in the States that these biscuits are
profitable shipment, there will be more general
supplies, and consequent reduction in proc.
ENGLISH COLONIZATION IN BoaNEo in a recent
sitting OF the Dutch States General, the colonial
minister said TINT the Dutch government had ne
yer wished to oppose the formation of an English
settlement on the island Of Labuan as it had new
tory he government of the Netherlands thought
that any attempt Of the English to form a settle
tnent on the mainland of Borneo would be contra
~ 70 the spirit of the treaty of 1924, though the
ferent light. The English ministry had, however,
informed the lutch administration that it had nc
present intention to avail itself of the right which
1t considered itself to possess of forming settle
ment on the north coast oil Borneo
LETTERING FOR The ECUADOR SEsvIcE.-The
agents Tor General Flores, the ex-presdent OF
the Eucador, in this country, are actively engaged
IN entering men for the purpose of forming the
projected expedition to re conquer that republic.
In favor OF Flores but the real object being to es.
tabllsh the SON Of Munoz, husband of the queen
dowager Maria Christina of Spain, as emperor
of the Ecuador. The Spanish government Is
rendering every assistance, both in money and
men, to carry out this adventurous expedition,
men in depots in the north of Spain, waiting the
time of departure. In Ireland the agents had
entered between three and four thousand des,i-
tute fellows to join the expedition. The same
decoy IS now being practscd in London, and Sc
verai men are daily entered. They do not as We,
receive any regular pay, but are provided with
beer, and bread and cheese rations daily, uni,
they embark, two steamers, now arming, having
been purchased for that purpose.
LOOSE Corros IN SHIPs.-A notice of sorne i'm
laden ships, has just been issued by the American
Chamber of Commerce at Liverpool MANY OF
them, the Chamber says, are in the habit OF an.
propriating to their own use the p,ckings and
loose cofton imported by their vessels, under the
impression that they belong to them as peroui
sites. Considerable losses have, in consequence
been sustained by the importers; and the notict
states, that all such appropriations are illegal /:
rights Of the nart;es arvr;avsd ~ Pio.ec. 'ne
which anv of the members NAV he ;n,o 1855 IA
Bv wav Of nrecanton mas,.rs II 10 va..eis s
commended to send the loose cotton which car
Ia lof ~ The cons;enss oS ~ s;,s any palucu
nor,;on !, among H. sev ~ o sn,p, VINO wan ap
If the "a roo .cco,drr - Nv s oa cons'gnees
ests.
Mn. DRMPsErR's ENTERTAINMENTS. Mr.. Demp-
have randsred h;r, sw,ra,,,, wnose great aoites
conn,rv I. a. ,vasn ,.a,,a poPulai IN ms own
crtsyts;nm,"rs. =, ~ coc a. Pleasing musical
M Demnstar !. h;ehiv U;,,"S - a.an; HivelPeol,
nerfoymer hnt =. ,S; ." mU. on,Y as vocal
Ssusrai ~ ,hs yao., 5e,a.,r,, ,uucal CON poser
q :. orh;s co.,,,,aS;,;S,. ~ t solfs o! america
nncon ur"cn "a a"u nc aenoers mem win
smrediv i nssvor,e n ,h;s co,,s,s re wiu as
in naricuiar will Sve concs;~s y,,,;. liz iaes
ciate and acfnowl.ive his ,rs,;,, qI,cAy appre-
sent in London, and will shortly MAZE his 49,,
in the metropolis where we under.,.rd r.