The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-05

HALIFAX TELKoRAPH OFFICE,
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, !
Wednesday, 10 O'Clock A. M.
The Aibenia, from Liverpool, 24th, arrived here
at 10 o'clock.
The Canada had not arrived when the Hibernia
The Niagara, from New York, arrived here on
Friday evening, att O'clock coaled, and sailed for
Liverpool ats O'Clock.
Since the sailing Of the Atlantic, cotton has adj
vanced one-eighih. After the departure of the
Atlantic spirited reaction took plsce-the sales of
the day being l9o0O IL 900 bales, at the advance
noted Total sales Of the week. 81. 900 bales; OF
which SPECTATORS took O00 and exporters I3 90
bales. Fair Upland and Mobile SD, and Orleans
SID. Sales On Friday, 5000 bales.
The Hsvre market is extremely dull.
France looks stormy. The President has been
turned out OF ballroom at Bnscon. The room
had to be cleared at The point of the bayouet.
The Holsteiaers 5islodged the Danish ouiposts
at Kropp, and their whec army has left for Reads
burgh, and advanced in the direction Of the Danish
position. aa
Affairs in Germany ere more and more compi-
Gated. Several heavy failures are reported at
Great interest is now taken in England in Ame.
'rcan politics
The GorLam dispute still RACES. The power OF
the crown to Interfere in things spiritual is now
boldly disputed.
The crops in ireland are very abundant, and
there isvtry little potato rot.
The Catholic clergy OF Ireland, have commenced
holding national synod, which is the first since
The time Of the reformation.
The Hibcrnia, after coaling and landing the
snails, sailed for Boston, with wind fresh from the
~aorth west, at half pas, IL o'clock
England. -.
Since the sailing Of the Atlantic, there has been
considerable fuciualioa in the commercial affairs
of this country. Upon examination, 1t was found
that the Indian and Chinese mail did not present
altogether such an aspect the depressed ac-
counts Published IN the newspapers indicated, but
at the close of the week matters had resumed their
wonted firm aspect. ard everything was as brisk es
before. The spinners, viewers, dyers, aud manu-
sacturers al cotton In all its branches were all well
employed Wegts were remunerating
Speaking Of the defeat OF the compromise BILL
and the adoption Of that portion Of 1t which pro-
vides local government for tab, ia discussing the
various measures which have been proposed since
the defeat Of the Omnibus bill, the Post observes
that the most prominent, and just now the most
popular OF these measures is bill introduced Ia the
Senate by Mt Pesrce, 70 define fixed boundary Of
Texas. paying her indemnity for her claims,
without raieiug the question whether they ought 20
be recognized rs right. This measure possesses a
marked inter,st, even iOf Europeans, because IL
proposes 20 devote the sum thus paid an in
lemniIy Ia liquidation cst public debt Of Texas,
alresdy, 90 some extent, assumed by the Uaiied
States, but NOS 80 un~qiivocaliy ~ a large body
Of Hpropeen holders of Tex IA bonds would desire.
When Il is remembered nat Texas has assumed
hostile posaien towards the federal goveram snt,
respecting this boundary, and that the President
has declared bis intention 10 quell, ny force OF
arms, any actual demonstration on her part, II
will be realty believed that any measure calc1-
lated 30 oxtisfy both parties, ~ held with
acclamaton, ard such. fornna,ey,i s the character
of MIR PcsIccs proposal 10 settlr this Texan bous-
DAIRY dispute, the general government being sAts-
fed with the retention Of Territory, aud Texas hut
100 happy 90 the splendid sum Of si0O 900,
rendered In payment FIR her blusfering
The London TtHfs, cf Friday, devotes long
article 10 American affairs, IN which tbs hoaesty
and good rns-ircrs Of the nation ~ come what
harshy criticised aud in allusion 10 the prominent
subjects before Congress says
"Tbe hrSt subject, that which relates 10 the
boundaries 81 Texas, IL in its history remarkable,
and may serve a. a leseon 10 future American
statesmen because IL illustrates the myers result
ing from crook dealing Whrn the marsOders from
che Unitrd States invaded and eventually conquered
Texas. the government OF the United states either
shutting its eyes or looking on with com plncency.
The question necessarily arose as 10 what were to
The writer thrn goes into a long statement OF
what he Gays are the facts Of the Csc In which he
-svinces abou, the usual amount ~ English igno-
rance upoa American sfsirs, and finally concludes
with the following prediciioni-
fn separate State rights are 10 interfere with
the pcaceabIe and stable relation OF ire Unisd
States with foreign powers, the Union will prove a
s-nockery and rrproach, and become, by It's cid
cheney" and weakness, the means Of permanently
s5epress'ag the rising greatness OF the American
people. II beboves the rational men. Of all pardes,
in America, to look to, and guard against this
The daily papers highly comment the successful
efforts Of Americans in promoting the building OF
safe and rapid steamships.
The Africs, of the Cunard line, was expected 20
arrive st Liverpool the 9Th inst preparatory TO
her departure for New York, on the 18th OF Octo-
Der.
Her Majesty had sailed for Os,end on Thursday.
The roys squedron arrived AZ Ostend on Thar
day nornnR. Her Majesty and suite would re-
main the guests Of the King Of Belgium only until
An iron roof, four hundred feet long, and one
hundred feet wide, fell at one Of the London rail-
way stations Fortunately, only one person was
TIE croce in Ireland are said 10 he abundant
The rotate blight IL 10 believed. will be less gene
raj skan has been anticipated.
The Enxii~k hnveet h well sdvs nced. end tho
,yi~ld y fully equal To recent expectations.
R~ssa~ and rsrkey.
IT, ckolers continues bad In Turkey.
NoekknR ne& from the insuuectsonary PROVINCES.
n E9oprw Of Rus~ia has lately sdded 20 Me
spa~sAA cs<srcies ~ wcrks of AFT. The celshrsfe1
Bsrbsytes GHi'ev al vesArc.