The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06

The astounding intelligence just received from Eng
land OF fall in the price of -four and other breadsus
ats moment when the Necessities Of England and Ire
land and tn relief in tho ousy Market plainly indi
cate that the rates should aivancs furthermore
cotton Market when that article had already been
duosd to its minimum controlling thereby the
OF Europe to Americans In terms the most
elusive that tho time has when their duty epjons
on them to pause and consider before embarking in
further shipments of these articles Let ask our
selves whether necessities great for any ar
cles that England furnish that must needs sacr
fcs individual interests and national prosperity
to obtain them That the government Of Great Bri-
tain Is playing deep fuancierns game in connection
with the Rothschids aud Bxrings is a truth 80
Transparent that no one but an ignoramus doubt
it. Their government became frightened aud ap-
palled at the severe pressure and panic OCCASION
cd by the shipment Of such great amounts of bullion,
for food &c. and Immediately her plans In
to produce reaction, and consequent return of the
prscou: metals How could she expect BY any natural
psrienced another failure of the potatoe CROP with bare
crop Of grain, which, without the potato
months! Let any the amount
to pay for three four months consumption
quickly see that beginning in November With the bull
lion Of the bank at but eight Millions the payments for
ana
AID have drained every other depository Of
land If business transactions left their ordinary
course attain their natural level and the
would be the humiliation of manufacturing superiority
and, . consequence, great dminution In her
merce and in the extent of her shipping. Results
disastrous and appalling to the pride of Egg
land have called into action the powers Of the govern
msnt itself to the natural Of events
Combining their control of the bank with
the moneyed and laundering power of the Rothchilds
and Bsrings they first produced panic in the grain
markets. forcing down prices rapidly and fatally for
the American and Continental shippers that millions Of
dollars Of bills OF exchange protested and the very
countries which expecting immense returns for
their produce have thus been swndled out Of fair
ceeds and compelled to ship specie to England to
meet pavment Of the dishouOred bills exchange
that had been negotiated to third parties And, beg
you for moment to the circumstance that the
great Influx of grain and flour to the ports England
caused by panic and consequent sudden rise prices
which generated by the British Ministry In and out
Of Parliament tne speeches and circulars have msds
the past year has presented to the world the most
singular anomaly of Christian nation making Of
the whole and patronage OF her government to
defraud and prosrate the mercantile individuals OF
other country, and OF that of which claims to
be the parent Duped AmercA have been the past
Succeeding one, when they perceive the high-handed
In operation, which Is to entrap them trust
not The important question, then Ia is the
amount Of breadsufs aud OF cotton at present held in
England and other parts of Europe, on American ac-
COUNT This u.s. doubtless very large and Its withdrawal
Let Americans them adopt this Withdrawal once and
not stop here but also give orders for Immediate ad
In this prices which these articles been
hitherto limited ia London, Liverpool and all other Eu
ropean ports. The effect of such q course would be
electrical and would certainly the only eectua
ing the unnatural psrnicous and dishonest plaus Of the
ministerial combination to Whch have already refer
red NASSAU.
FLUSHING, Dec. 29, ls47.