The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
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LONDON, Friday, Nov. 3, TIP. M.
Effect of Foreign Ners m England Propagation
Of Parliament Universal Peace Congress
George Thompson, M. p and his Constituents
Conclusion of the Chartia 1r,ais-Ihe Cholera
Sea Serpent - Literary World Meatricak -
Rail,cay- Markets Monetary Ne,gs, and Gene
raj knteihgtnce.
The National Guards have left our city, and we
have settled down again to Cur accustomed pur-
suits, which, at tits moment, comprise a multi
tude of subjects. Foreign news occasions much
more anxiety than home topics. The state Of Vi
emma effects wonderful change in our money
market, according as we hear whether the Vi
ennese are, or the Emperor Is, IN the ascendant
So does India for yesteidsy we had the news from
our possessions in the East giving but very equ
vacsi account Of our successes; indeed, the iute-
gence was mush more startling to English ears IL
brought advices Of the desertion of four thousand
auxiliary troops from army, coupled with the
treat Of the British troops. This naturally caused
decline In the funds and made ew long fsces annng
the me rchants in the city Our army in the Indian
Empire Is known to be sufficiently strong to regain
our position couseque ntiy the alarm that is fst. IL
slight The election of President in the United
States well az in France IL most eagerly watched
In England for there can be no question that both
countries much vill depend upon whom tn, chocs
falls All these foreign occurrences 20 interest
us in the absence q any topic of more i'm mediate
tcre.t ard. az have before rem arked regulate our
money market almost as effectually events in
country.
TIE Parliament having been further prorogusd from
the I'd of Nov. mber to the 10Th of Decemher
opportunities afforded for display on the pact Of
Religious Socieies and sssocistons of everv kind
Foremost amongst them at this moment (ayp, inf
pitely beyond emigration conmittees) stands the
Upv.rsn, Pesce Congress. Ths-frst meeting In Lon
DON Of this gigantic committee, was held at Exeter
Hsll on Tuesday The olive branch prominently
held np to view In all the spscches OF which by
the way. particularly worth hearing, rave that
delivered by Elihu Burritt who usual very
eloquent Not much sympsthy Is felt in London with
tbesocety in fact II is more ridculsd than other
wire The press almost universally a. it's pre-
ceadngs the people generally not at all
win ced Of the policy Of the Universal Peace Congress
George Thompson, the member Of Parliament for
the Tower Hamle's, called last night, meeting OF
the electors for the purpose OF epqciring whether
they Satisfied with bis conduct a. their reprs-
political economy, and the inhabitants expressed
thsmselves satisfied with the conduct Of the member
George Thompson has, within the last few years,
mausged 70 get himself before the public His advo-
OF the OF the late Rajah of Sattara his
Decticp with the anti law league combined with
bie belief In the populsr questions OF the day have in
sured him ready hearing whenever he likes to ask for
IL. The voters of the Tower Hamlets which place he
represents In Parliament, think him very justly
most efficient member Of the House Of Commons He
r. announced to he present at anniversary meet
ing which will be held on the 7th Of November, to
commemorate the acauttsl, on the charge Of high
well known reformers In George the Thirds time.