The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-07


Spectators they without the agency of that
great power The simple fact Of the now exhibit
chants have by of the bank and their own great
credit and princely power been supplied with some mil
hsv. been able to obtain b. Complete control BY their
on every spot in every part Of the world over the
and rule with unbounded power the market and II
may be added over the life and sustenance Of millions of
people, who all he while have the least idea of the
secret power which affects them every day their lives
beginning and carried on by fe knowing in a
little bank paror What in imperio
Is this bank power, acting behind the scenes almost u
seen and unkn 'wn which, nevertheless, controls tho
every day purchases of the poorest and meanest family
and by an invisible magic makes every man pay when
he buys bread, heavy contribution to them
Inc people IN England are lsmentably and strangely
ignorant upon this subject, well known and SO tho.
roughly agitated in the United States They have no
idea the great and secret machinery WHICH
ginds their faces daily and makes ana keeps the
of nation poora great engine 30. to work
ing princes and beggars the latter by the for
mer more sparingly and in retail. England Gen
Jackson to meet, expose, and fight against such na
nous monster However leaving the causes out of the
question: the fact il beyond doubt that there is bread.
stuff in England sufficient feed both nations nearly
two seasons ana that the original scarcity which existed
has given petsxt to the great dealers and they keep
back the supply in order to command their prices
They would do SO at all times, but 1t is only in time of
scarcity that they do and they able (backed
by millions at their command in Threadnesde street
and other parlors) to keep it back and sell they
please, and they will do So until fresh harvest and an
abundant YIELD shall render their stores, immense as
Would you believe it possible, yet such is the fact
pous people, at Liverpool. "a clique which faithfully
represents the scribes and PhaIisees of olden time
their zeal for formal Sabbath and in their bare faced
evil doing, were SO highly offended that the pocr peo
pie should be fed with soup what they call the Sab
BATH that they actually forbade and prohibited the good
positive that their piety mears and is cruelty and un.
kindness to your fellow creature and of God
ior certainly ne who despses and i'll treats his fellow
wants to cook for them good dinners Sundays and
they sit down 70 plentiful repsss. while they cruelty
les because forsooth they pious that they would
not break the Sabbath Such are in all countries this
they spit against hsr
fellow creatures who not like themselves This same
party which though formed out of all parties and sect
exercises great power and influence has attributed the
famine in Ireland to the Divine Judgment in anger be-
cause Of the grant to Maynooh College and because of
And they have raised of money to profit by the &C.
cason of Irish suffering to convert the Catholics Pro-
and disgrace which already cover them wherever their
deeds are behold.
The only agitation Of any consequences going now,
10 an effort obtain reduction Of the duty on tea But
cannot succeed in the present of the country il
is too much to expect that any Ministry in its senses
millions of dollars at time when wohirds of another
nation living the national exchequer and nearly
million sterling per month paid out in wages to sup
The theory of taxation requires yet to be understood
he's received great Light by the new lately
made hero in abolishinR protection, Chat s the high
rif) and resorng to low duties The returns for the
last quarter brought down to January ,ls47 afford
parts of the world. Notwithstanding the duties have
been reduced in some twenty four times below
increased both on the year we'll the quarter
The teetoalers Gas the temperance societies called
here are making great and partially successful efforts
to abolish Christianity and to bring the country TO the
happy condition Of the MahometaDs who joined the tenn
perance cause and what have stuck to for 1900
years THY say in their preaching and teaching that
il Of no to preach the gospel the scriptures but
you must begin with temperance and make men sober,
ns great cause They would
above Christianity. They may succeed il the United
States in some parts but they cannot here account of
u till o'clock and again at supper time, at o'clock
the post boys they called 60 round from house
meals and above two millions of gallons Of beer daily
are required in this great city to help wash down the
roast beef and plum pudding which smokes usual
every board as If there was no ireland and famine
France is not politically in enviable position with
the foreign powers at no former period Of her history
was she in more contempt with her neighbors To the
modification Of the King, the Northern Courts
havct is said, sent an mper tive demand, requr.
ing remuneration Of the throne OF Spain on
the part of France for the Duke Duchess Monpen
ser, or any OF the Orleans dynasty Thus the very OBJ
ject Of so much labor and oxertion is snatched
out OF the Kings hands, and oil tho views to
Spain frustrated Another udignty France has had TO
submit to viz threat from Austria that the debates Of
COW and Poland only be touched upon with due respect
to the Northern powers IL this kindly hint Is not at
tended TO- Austria gave to understand that her ambassa
dor would be Withdrawn. Accordingly, very mild and
gentle tone these exciting topics has been observed
to prevail in the Charlottesville Deputies of France
efectuay gagged is not of much consequence, how
ever for they before but mere puppets in the hands
of the Ministry who pulled the wires and guided them
all. quite harmoniously and obediently.
The government and finances OF Spain in state OF
great confusion and disorder and there is little II any
doubt that Austria and the other great powers will
ind wi and ratn tn
the two bsnisbed Legitimate soveregns viz
the count de Montemolin, to the throne of Spain, and
raj report has spread like wldfro Throughout the latter
country that the great Northern Powers preparing
ton OF 1880, an unceaspg eye sore to all legitimate
archs We may, indeed be prepared to hear soon, Of
strange dongs in Europe and great disturbance of the
balance now existing Cracow was the beginning OF the
monarch northumberland when once single stone is
loosened removed from the arch OF political morality
and good faith, the whole edihce supports must
fall to pieces. This is law constant both in private
and public affairs the motion Of the planets and other
heavenly bodies.
serious quarrel is said to have begun between Aus
tria and the Pope, owing the Popes having rejected
Bishop whom Austria had nominated for conservation.
propreiy and justice of his course while Austria is
indignant and angry at her authority being disregarded
In Tuscany, also troubles have arisen, and here again.
Austria, it is said, has been called upon by tho Grand
Duke to assist in suppressiDg the liberal tendencies OF
sv OF IN o
lies exists only by suerance as the lawyers say and
will 60 the way Of Cracow, and be extnguished
like the ancient Kingdoms OF Bohemia and Poland for.
merry independent nations, but now swallowed up by
Austria and Russia
THE war with Mexico seems to us all here to haye
arrived at its interesting crisis We anxiously
whiting to hear of great battle-another San Jacino
and perhaps Santa Anna again made prisoner. Mexico
meets with sympathy from the English but is look cd
upon a nation of lost charactcr-rogues and cheats
National character is delicate matter individual,
and never be stained or beioued with impunity.
Strong Indignation was felt here at attempt of the
Mexican agent letters OF marQue and naturaliZa
ton; much So that the Charge dAfaires obliged
como forward and officially deny that his government
had authorised such step
Though John Bull affects to despise America and
every thing American, yet am happy to say he shows
his practical respect for her by following, though
at a slow distance, in her footsteps Most of the
great national reforms which have OF late years been
effected in England, owe their origin to American ex
ample Questions, long ago agitated and settled with
you, now come up occasionally here For example,
educaton-the general education Of the peoples now
become essary ministerial question, by the oucry