The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

oy Of that nation in adopting her present STYLE Of rule
am nscsssarily led to the subject In consequence of
the effects produced In England by the revolution in
Franco For the last few days there has been perfect
mania for riotng In existence IL Is true the dsturbsrs
of the paacs the lowest and most ignorant of
the popustion and really have prscise dea of the
purpose for which they rsbsing yet they manage to
throw every thing into Of the utmost consrns
ton During the time write. bands Of men and boys
noises dsmolishing windows plundering bakers shops
and committing similar atrocities wherever any thing
OF s:ssrono%iS nature e exposed to view. They
fear for the safety of the Indeed Won NAV
Judge Of tho extent to which they have arrived by
folowng incident happened to be in the interior of
the post oce The head Of the department heard the
mob we're banding their steps toward the building,
be closed fro arms to be distributed amongst the per
sons engaged In the government service and the ut
rival Of the mail bags. cannot think It any thing
but street riot" composed Of low ruiisns out |
the destruction Of private property who upon the
appearance OF half dozen soldiers, away was
res. ohar,ot.r Of the mob IN order that no
uufsr Impression may be formed Of the disturbance
two since in front of the queens palace breaking the
lamps destroying the palings eto Adjoining the royal
sdass sarraek containing twsntyhv. soldiers Who
Immediately turned ont and this very valiant mob fed
with tbs utmost precipitation Public opinion Is unan
msusy respected in England but tho present riots
next letter have doubt but that you will receive in
formation Of the restored tranquility Of London.
sell 10 the head lately into disfavor. Your
readers are, doubsis, that amongst the taxes
Of the iuooms tax lew Of seven penc. in .vsrv
pound sering upon the incomes Of all persons who en-
made the House Of COMMONS to augment the military
and naval force Of the Kingdom it was deemed expedi
ent that this tax should be raised from pence to
shilling In the pound, to meet the increased expen
dture. Tho most determined resistance was given to
the proposition meetings assembled throughout the
country, and opposite the public failing tha
matter that the government thought it advisable to
have power strenuousy laborng for the repeal Of
the original tax.
Reference must now be made to circumstance
which Is occupying the attention Of many people in
England One of tbs soldiers in regiment Of the
guards had formed An attachment to young girl from
whom at various periods he had obtained money
Not finding that she was enabled to lavish upon him
much cash he required he told her resort to the
the event of his request being refused he would
cate with another woman The girl, however, did not
vepge within her, shot him he leaving his bar
racks. She was apprehended, tried and convicted Of
made by the advocates for the abolition of capital pun
shmen In her behalf but her sentence has not yet been
Ons Of the most important matters that has lately oc
cured has been the election Of the Archbishop of
Gsn ,ls Inc death OF Dr. Howey has have no
a. to who would be his This was rem
dersd the more anxious in consequence Of the recent
ter not having gvepgeneral satisfacton Dr. Hanpden
who had been named for the frs accused
doxy and Mr Les elested to the latter had certain
charges brought against his moral character Az
the most ample judicial the aoouss-
both ossea to be frivolous. Tbs appointment Of Dr.
Summer (who Bishop of Chester to fl the vacant
Arohbshopric, seems to satisfy every and be-
lisye that he Is most amisblo snd good man.
One of the features In social progress s the
bishmsnt of literary institutions upon very large
scale OF the many now in being one bearing
the title Of the Wilmington Club Is fast fourishing
tbs auspices of Douglas Jerrod eminent wri
.rr l,eptic account Of their having re-.
GENTLY opened new brsnoh and because too much pub
which tend to evats tho moral and social Condition Of
mankind generally.
A measure has been introduced into our Parliament
order to into negotiations With the Pope
Of Rome, to send ambassador to this country
few Of the sect who shudder at the very men
ton Of tho name Of his holiness violently opposed the
motion but has been decided that the English govern
ment will receive an envoy; but proviso will be made
with all the advocates of freedom, will rejoice to hear
that bill has also been introduced by the Prime Min
lister in the House of Commons TO relieve tho Jews of
their disabilities IL will shortly be carried into the
Lords, and ere long that used nation will freely
In House Of Commons there often perpetrated
many ridiculous scenes; one in particular lately, has
stey, the representative Of . county conceived the
conduct Of Lord falmsrson the minister foreign az
Intention HoosIdnsy HD:! r1'i ~. S11 nsS SsSS
mpeachsd ths minister and 20 comprehensive the
speech to alIuds that its conclusion has not BEEN
reached for whenever 1t s found there IL likely be
revival o. the oratorioal powers OF the honorable
bsr, the House Immediately adjourns There no ne
contemplate light.
The riots to which have already alluded as taking
place in London have spread into Manchester Glasgow
aud some Of tn. most important provincial towns In
the metropolis London) the mob 10 easily put down;
Independently of their being without any organised sys
tenn they have special object in view. In tho pro-
vinces it Is different; many operatives out Of employ
join the rioters which in these parts Is ohartist
semblsgs. Much damage has already been done in
Glasgow the railroad having been In places destroyed
aud military have fred the people OF course,
similar results to those Of recent occurrence In
France are to be apprehsnded here, as tho mddling
CHASER generally speakng) and the soldiers join the
government atop IL necessarily put to trade, and
element Of course at Its highest pitch. The chief
Inconvenience has been felt in the money markets which
In very responding state. Copsos at the present
moment are about 81 whereas fortnight back they
81 The reopening Of the Paris Bourse has effect
ed some beneficial influence funds but the Eng
sh will want to how 1t continues before confidence
position. Those companies who have had their specu
atous sanctioned by Parliament cannot get the money
from tho shareholders to commence operations, and
many have resolved to suspend operations for two
three years. until money matters assume more healthy
state.
The system In force at the English universities has
recently been called into question IL having been alleged
contracs with
The result has been the formation of board to
investigate the matter who have decided that the heads
Of the dfsrsnt colleges to inspect the bills Of the
sudents at fxsd periods This will be NEST useful
egulation tending prevent both sxtorton and swnd
The latest piece Of intelligence can communist. Is
the result of new election at Lancaster Mr. Stanley
being the succesfu candidate by majority, according
to the ofdcial returns, OF three votes.
The riots still continuing in Manchester and Glss
The military have been called out to protect the
inhabitants.
LIVERPOOL March IL, 1s4s.
The steamer which will sail tomorrow will convey
to the United States the interesting particulars of the
Freach revolution, the formation Of provisional &C.
vernment and the declaration Of the people in favor Of
rspubic. The liberals OF this country and their jour
nails rs thu enemies Of oppression sympathise with tho
rntiroyalsts of France. The Tories, with thsr old
feuds and arstocrstic notions bitterly opposed to
what they call mob Violence" not from any love for
Louis Philippe and bis foreign policy, but the advo
oates otho divine right of kings" and their fear and
ahnmiuation of ranuhlicsu iratitrtia1aa