The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

he's, Interest" OF ihs Boston Whg 80 sc"ic.g'ed b,
Mr.. Webster The protective power" he eres cs'
a more than Pes aa ardor "csrryin us onward ~
onor and rerown is the onsti'u lon of the United
a'es en- or liking the const nuon" (viz 40 or Ice
per cent Eng manu!acinres) as our tehers left i
TO us and sianeing ty il ami dying by It'll in de-
fence OF protected cali ard twist Talk OF Professor
schonben What explosive cotton to the patriotism
| of New Epgland7 So ingeniously does the speaker
together his two topics that requires crit
cal investigation to make out whether IL IL the tariff
General Tsy lor he is talking about We think, however
safe in putting the following burst under the
tom house division OF the subject -
pie great prosperity Has not commerce fsurished
under Has It not made flag honored and respect
features Where would the country have been with
Quit Where would our own Massachusetts, have been
without It Not the Massachusetts that she now is
will not cannot. contemplated cannot endure to turn
my eyes to the state Of things consequent on an aban
donment of the constitution"
And this constitution" is "the rallying point" of the
American wings Well we shall see. England has set
example which the United States should be the first
to follow We have taught them how to deal with such
Mr.. Webster like his English model, will not be the
last to untsach his own disciples
Ireland.
The following letter appears in the Cork Examiner Of
"CLooHxEN, Nov. 2s-On Wedne siay last upwards
regardless Of every consequence On the following Fri
day they poured into little town. and rushed ndis-
crminately into all the bread shops breaking windows
and in some instances resortns other Commodities
wholly unconnected with food. The house OF much
respected townsman, Mr. James Atkins. was entered
among the rest though he ION the occasion OF the pre-
vous weeks payment being given at night, owing to
the late hour The pay clerk aTriyed hpmanely in con,
junction with Mr. j. OBren kept open his establishment
till morning. to accommodate starving multitude"
Notwithstanding the writer's gloomy predictions for
ters are not better at least no worse than they were
four months back and before the potato crop had been
totally exhausted article Of human food The last
advces from America, too, have had beneficial effect
here and further reduction in the prices Of all kinds of
provisions is confidently anticipated
France.
The Steele in commenting on the extraordinary credit
again opened to the Minister for Foreign Affairs asks
"And what have we bought with all this money The
powers which our diplomacy has not foresesn, and
against which it has not had the courage to protest.
i would spPear from an article in the Courier From
remains in Office. According to the Courier the choice
was only between M Guizot and Count Mele, between
whom there is scarcely any perceptibe difference M
the of Cracow II is said that he has protest
ed but will do more II ia further soid that he has not
protested, and does not intend to do so.
protest against the annexation from the Central Polish
of Paris ty dc the
the Chamber of Deputies, is published in the Courier
Frsncais.
The distress consequent the scarcity of food is
becoming general and in many Of the departments e
E Of
possession of the market place. the pre-
sence Of brigade Of and forced the far
ny carried it of without paying for it all. They
also took possession Of the grain stores and sold all the
In the political saions of Paris is openly stated that
Louis Philippe and M. Guizot both perfectly cog.
infant of the intention TO annex Cracow that in fact
Cracow part of the price agreed by Louis Phillip
to be paid to Austria to purchase her support to the
Montpsnsier marriage, but that only part Of the
price
The Comstiuionnsl states that the King of the Belg
ans expected to return to Paris by the 18th inst and
intent of endeavorng to bring about reconciliation be-
tween the two cabinets Of France and England.
tnues II was stated on Monday that there was only
S. 900 left in their Golfers The withdrawal Of the
deposits from the saviDgs Bank of Paris also continues
The amount Of Withdrawals during last week exceeded
the amount OF deposits y s1 alnoo0
According to letter from Manreza, published in the
Emancipation, of Toulouse band of 200 Carlists
der the command of of the celebrated Pcxtot
at Navarelles on the 10th ult, completely armed and
with plenty of money They paid for every thing they
consumed.
Madrid papers the 22d ult confirm the intelligence
They also publish letter from Lisbon, which states
that Col Wyde had gone to Oport0 to mediate between
nr e Of bs effort. Ssn9 with
The C!amor Pubtico publishes letter from Manresa,
Of the 18th, stating tina Carlist band of 200 had
peared in Catalonia. Their war cry is. Carlos vi.
The constitution Of 1887 Death to the tributary sys.
tenn"
throus hout spain According to the Espahoi, free
trade association formed at Cad during the stay Of
Mr. Golden in that city Mr. Golden was at Malaga on
As might have been expected the Afrsncesado Mini.
sters have dismissed the judge who dared to give de-
cison against Count BIesson, in his affair with the
TEMPO.
/, Is rumored in Madrid that serious differences have
taken place between the Queen and her mother, and
that Christina will most probably retire into France.
said that reconciliation will take place shortly be.
tween Queen Isabelle and :he Progressista party.
Tue heraldo, of the 9Th notices two rumors current
in Madrid; that the Government, dreaing to meet
the Cortes, intends to dissolve it Immediately after
its oganization the other that the Ministry will be dis.
qus OF Mrsfores will be the chief The HeraidO
It does not think either of these entitled to the
slightest degree Of credit.
Italy.
The Pope is still engaged in the promotion Of liberal
measures He hos recently committed the punishments
Of several political offenders and is about to issue de-
diminishing the duty salt since his holiness
established civic patrols nocturnal attacks have entirely
ceased.
letter from Berlin, of the 25th ult, says e. The in
corporation OF Crscow with the Austrian states
great prejudice to Prussan manufactures, which enjoy
ed large reduction in the entrance duties into that
Glen, Polish republic In consequence the manufacturers
the subject to government Yesterday there arriv
ed at Berlin deputaon of manufacturers and
merchants from Breslaw (Sesia) with M Kohlman the
burgomaser at its head and which solicts audience
from the King to expose to his Majesty the injury which
the position Of Cracow inncts the manufactures
of all Slesa" The depuation received by the mi
nj sters, Canitz and Bodeschwng, who obtained for
them audience of the King in which his Majesty de.
clared that every thing proper would be done in the
gctiatons with Austria 70 protect the of ST.
lesa.
The morning journal Morgenseftung) of Hanover,
published the THE incorporation Of Cracow with
Austria sheet with black border, in sign Of mourn.
ing.
CracOw.
curious piece of experience gained on the first
days of the occupation of Cracow which showed the
invaders that there questions not easily be dc.
cided by 10 Cabinet council the march OF regiment
The case Is explained by correspondent at Frankfort
No provision had been made for the trading interest
the incorporated city which had hitherto been an EN-.
porum Of free trade in the East, and was in conse.
quence Of the cheapest and best supplied towns In
Europe. The occupying commissary treated the city
shut up within the Austrian customs lice. All things
Immediately in price TO the standard xed by the
Austrian tariff of duties while articles Of home produc.
ton that used to be exported became unsaeable The
outcry occasioned by this first result of the annexation