The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-20
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Tuesday, january 20, Is4e
Importance OF the Next News, from all Parts
OF the World


AT no period since our advent a nation, has
the public mind OF his country been in more fe-
verish and disturbed state Within the next ten
days we shall probably have received news from all
parts of the world, OF the deepest importance to the
American people.
First in the receipt, as il is in importance, will be
the news by the next steamer from England.
Since the arrival OF the intelligence by the Liber-
~, received exclusively by us, giving the mpor-
tant news Of the downfall Of the Peel Ministry,
and the accession of the wings again to power.
wlth The probable repeal OF the corn laws, the
anxiety OF the public here to get later news, is in
tense beyond all precedent. The change of Minis
try In England is looked upon by our sober men
here, as being highly favorable the United States.
In her relations with that country notwithsand-
ing Lord Palmerston is again in the Foreign
Office. The repeal of the corn laws will have
the effect 10 draw closer the ties between the
two countries, and diminish in an important
degree the chances of difficulty the Ore
gon question. Indeed, IL IS looked upon as a
good omen for the peaceful settlement of ell our
disputes with that country, and the establishing
system of commercial relations between the two
highly favorable to each, and TO exist pro-
badly for years. This, however, is but surmse
the steamer. She sailed on the fourth, and Parlia
ment would have been in session then few days
She will bring not only the state of the public
mind, but the feeling in Parliament towards this
country; and by the attitude Of both we shall be
able TO form correct opinion whether our Difficult
ties will be amlcably terminated or not
The intelligence from France, too, will be interest
ing. The Chamber of Deputies met on the 18th De-
cember and will have been in session when the
steamer sailed, sufficient time to have developed
the feeling that the Presidents Message created in
that body, in regard to M. Guizots famous idea Of
the balance OF power on this continent
The next news from Mexico will likewise be very
important, as affecting the destiny of that coun-
try by the last accounts, the army under Pare
des, had declared against the existing government
and that General was on his way 10 the capital.
at the head OF 5000 men 1t is rumored in circles
here, that this revolution was brought about by the
intrgues OF the English and French ministers, and
that negotiations were on foot between the Mexican
government and the French minister, having ia view
the placing constitutional King upon the throne Of
Mexico, and changing the Mexican republic into
constitutional monarchy, for that purpose This
news was generally credited at Washington, on the
10Th inst, and 1t was supposed there were some
GROUNDS lot IL altnough we have some little faith in
the integrity of Paroles.
From South America, too, we are daily expecting
important news. BY the last accounts from Buenos
Ayres, the blockade Of the ports had been vigorously
enforced; and the American minister had address
ed protest to the commanders of the combined
squadrons, protesting on the part OF the United
States, against the blockade
And the next news from the Pacific will be inter.
esting. twill be recollected that the English and
French governments had interfered with the affairs
on the small Islands there and great dissatisfaction
had been manifested towards them in that quarter
Thus, it will be seen, that within very Short
time, we will receive from all parts, OF vital in
terest to the United States, in every point of view
This country seems to be the leading feature in
every movement made throughout the civilized
world