The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
Effect Of the Presidents Message in England.
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The Niagara arrived at Halifax at one o'clock
yesterday morning. Our messenger Immediately
boarded her and placed our dispatch in the tele-
graph Office In advance of all others; but, unfortu
nately, he could not communicate with Calais or
Portland. The New Brunswick line was down
till four o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Our special express did not leave Portland till
nearly ten O'Clock last evening, and although the
night was very dark, il reached Boston at half past
one o'clock this mornIng
The news was then transmitted over Bain's and
Houses line to this city, and rainy as the weather
was, they worked rapidly and admirably
THE NEWS.
HALIFAX, Thursday, Jan. "a, 1850.
The steamer Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, arrived this
morning at two O'Clock, bringing about eighty pas
sengers, and full freight Of French and other
goods, and advices two weeks later from all parts
OF Europe. She sailed from Liverpool on the morn
ing OF the 18th inst, and has had an unusually
pleasant passage We are under especial obllga-
tons to the gentlemanly Purser of the N. for the
prompt delivery Of our packages.
The Niagara sailed from Halifax at six o'clock
this morning, and has fine weather.
TIE Hibenia arrived at Liverpool on the 9th
Instant
England.
Parliament meets, for despatch Of business, on
the lst of February, when il is expected that some
important change in the monetary system will be
lAId dbefore the Legislature.
President Taylor's message, which reached
England by the Hlbernis, has been extensively
published and largely commented upon by the
English psess. The general expression OF public
sentiment il very favorable. The London Times
says:-
The tenor Of the message Is pacific and learn with
pleasure that thsr els disposition the part of the
American Cabinet to magnify the difference which
sppposed ct to threaten Its relations with
the most liberal European powers. The contention
with France has originated in the impstienoe Of NJ.
Posssn and the irregular vehemsnce Of Mr.. Clayton
That with England either has taken its rise from
nhconcsption with reference to the views OF this
country Of the Mosquito coast, and the Nicars
qua coast; but there Is every reason to anticpat,
that Sir Henry Buver's mission viii have the effect
uniting both countries In the prosecution Of CON-
object q much Importance to the commerce Of
the world. The more recent occurrences which
said have taken place the Pacific coast Of the
ishmus by the alleged seizure Of the island OF Tigre
the Bay Of Fonseca, by order Of MIR. Chathsld the
Britsh Consul General In Guatemala, very imper-
fscty knsvn In the country. and satisfied tha
n any unseemly sltercstion had occurred between
British ana American agents In Central America
II viii not disturb ths friendly relations Of the two go
vsrnnsnt. II seems that whilst treaty has been
concluded between the United States and the republic
Of Nicsragua for the promotion Of the canal all other
States invited TO enter into the treaty sipu
istious; and President Taylor observes, the work
constructed under these guarantees, viii become .
bond Of peace, instead Of cause Of contention and
strife, bstveen the nations Of the earth In other
respects, the relations OF America with Great Br-
tain Of the friendly character, aud by the
- T.
By beth parties both countries justly convinced IL
era In their commercial intercourse. Upon
she whole this messge fs credtable TO the American
government and sboula prove satisfactory to the
ry for the state ef their finances 10 sncumbered with
outstspdipg liabilities That evil IL the for
srcesses, and tn. price Of their isteiviotoreI
France.
The Assembly has been occupied, during the
past week, in debating the policy Of sending out
more troops to the River Plate, and also wlh the
provislons of a new education bill. IL has been
decided that moro troops shall be sent to the
Plate. Various proclamanons have been issued
sgainst al kinds Of clubs and political assoca-
lions.
The Nafio~oi announces that 5000 men Of the
army employed in restoring the Pope to his throne
are to remain at Rome, the government having
concluded contracts for the maintenance Of that
force IN the Pont6cal dominions, during the frs
quarter Of 1850.
Anew paper, called the Napoleon, and said to bs
the organ Of the President Of the republic, has just
been started at Paris The following article from
.ts pases n supposed to indicate the nclinaiions
of the President
aof two things one either the republicans have de.
ceivsd the pecp. In preaching 20 10 for forty years
that the application OF their principles would lead TO
the cssstson Of all evils and Of s political complies
tions or tbey deceive them In telling them that
the sppcston made by them Of their great principles
have changed nothing In the vice and abuses Of the
amcsarchsssi rsrf~e We defy them 10 get out Of
this dilenps; but the truth IT, that for many
.<As Republio not end, but means ofhov with
out that 70 explain ,h.ir conduct since December 10
The republican opposition 10 the old Bourbons Of their
rv,ps. Of osvise right Of Louis Philippe that repre-
sentative Of royal and parliamentary usurpston, may
b. conceived, but ~ cannot be compr.hsnded with
70 Louis Napoleon Bcnspsrts elected proclsisd
a,d recognized 90 the head and President cs the
publie The reason IL that the republcass Of the
us net very With their former convistious
are sore with and II 10 not without bitterness
that they behold auth GRITTY again In the ascendant
rne markets.
corro-.
The Hsbsrpis,s news from New Yorh created good
, q sseitsment In the cotton msrhet. Early In the
week preceding the departure cf the Niagara u va
,s~sv.r.d that the COMMITTEES Of Brokers had made
s,y,c~s mistake In under sstimstss the stock oi
eottc~ 70 the extent Of eighty thousand bales Jet
stvsthsasdspr this fact the market dur'ss the pss
ve.n hes been extremely buoysnt, and prices hsv'
advanced quarter Of pepsy per ID, al round Toss
s,ss Of the week. 5000 bales, Of which speeuisser'