The New York herald., 1850-12-05
THE RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND,
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The news brought by the Arctic is important
There has been an improvement in the cotton mar.
zet Of an eighth Of penny per pound.
There win probably be no European war
The advices received from the German States con-
time arcrob and the opinion that peace tciH main
faned increases. The last Austrian note to the Prus
sian cabinet, was panied by a private commun-
cation to the Emperor's Ambassador at Berlin, in
which is said to be expressed the pacific intentions
and hopes Of the Vienna cabinet In order to arrive
at pacific termination Of the existing differences,
~dusIo ers 10 discontinue her ornaments, Prussia tcl
do the some No defnitivs answer has, however, at
present been given, the Prussian Minister wished
cor further dispatches from Frankfort.
The advices from Berlin Vienna and frankfort we're
10 extremely satisfactory and favorable to main
tenance of peace, that much healthier feeling pre-
vailed in London the 10th ult in all city circles
and the stock markets were firm and prices imprev.
ing The mobilization Of the Bavarian army had been
deferred.
The news Of the concentration Of Russian troops on
the frontiers Of Gslliea is confirmed.
Our advioes from Hamburg state that the Danes are
Certifying their position at BAN the l4th the Hol
stein troops advanced upon selkholm ockenbar They
soek four prisoners, and had several killed
xouaded.
The news from France Is not of much consequence
except in the appearance decree Of the President
directing that Of the young soldiers out of the
ss.seo still at the disposal Of the contingent Of the
class OF the year 1s49 be called arms Although
chs caused some surprise in Paris, 1t is believed
by some that the only object is to relieve similar
aumbsr Of men, whose term of service has expired.
Intelligence from Hong Kong to Sept. q, Calcutta
Oct. 8, and Bombay Oct II, has been received. The
aiI tribes on the Kohat frontier we're again manifest
ing hostile disposition the passage through their
dehles was interrupted. Disadections sni mutinies
ameng the Nizams native regiments still continued.
The commercial advices considered satisfactory.
We learn from Hong Kong that the insurgents
getting the better of the imperial troops aad had ad
vsnssd to within l2o miles of the imperial city. The
Dutch had also gained victory the Chinese in the
Sir james BTooke's mission to Siam is said to have
proved en- entire failure.
Accounts from the Cape Of Good Hope to the last
week In September have arrived and represent mat
feIs to be progressing well.
The s created by the recent resoript of the Pops,
had not s1bsided. Meetings still being held In
almost every parish in London, and In many of the
rprovincisl towns. At the Bedford meeting held on
Erdsy the 18TH ut Lord Charles Russell Cbrother to
q L. Ats I..t
citations Of Pspal aggression " great meeting
TO be held In Liverpool the Goth ult., the
subject On the morning the Arctic sailed. the town
was plscsrded with bills calling upon the Catholics to
oppose the Protestant denomination to be held there
that day serious riot was anticipated There
great excitement In London circles is confidently
asserted that Lord John Russsll's letter was but
mere party ruse and that he intended that II
should be otherwise regarded The Catholics bear all
this TRADE with extreme meekness and becoming mode
ration.
In Ireland there had been rome ebullitions feel
sDg but nothing to notice and, meantime Cathslcity
eeemsd TO be progressing steadily In its course. We
slsarn that new convent is about to be established
near Liverpool and that three Catholic churches
are to be built in the course Of the ensuing summer
The port charges Of the town OF Hull have been
eraily reduced with the view, It Is said Of calling
American trade. A government mpis,ion has been
appointed ss before reported to report upon the de-
sirabty Of removing the Transatlantic mail station
e.rom Liverpool TO point the western coast
ireland. The American and Liverpool Chamber Of
Commerce oppose the project. AMI are strenuously
engaged in endeavorng to thsdook trustees o.
liverpool to give greater fasiities TO the American
-srade and sbippir Of the port.
There Is nothing Of Importance from Spain, Portugal
or the minor nations Of Europe.
The Dissolution OF the American Union.
From the London Times, November ls
The condition Of the United states must nseas oe
thought critical In the extreme By all who are una,
squanted with the expressions given to public opinion
in that land Of democratic indulgence; and 50 extra
sumed By Of these ebuitons, that u requires
mere than common dscernmeut 20 detect the true
current o popular convictions IN the deluge OF deola
nation, beubast, and blsrney with which the great
question et The day has been overwhemed Thereader
will fecollect the per.uasons which dictated the s6op
tion Of the Fugitive Slave Bill 81 deferen 70 the pre-
udices II not the interets o. the Southern States OF
he Union and he will have observed In these columns
time TO time, With what outrageous clamor this
measure has been received 50 great however IL now
be sensation either real or pretended that The rally
zuise. nion " and Disunion the very constitu-
Zion Of the states being threatened with deliberate de-
truction In contest for ascendancy point Of de-
snestic policy The issue raised, in fact has been IA
actly that tried W the French republicans question
zen under csrtsin conditions has been prescribed By
that authority to which universal obedience nominal
iy due The French macontents exalted their private
convictions shove the Law by what they termed para
mount and inherent rights Of free citzenship andthey
fbe majority Of the nation in that very prcdicament
which the minority had resented ss intolerabe. The
Americans have now arrived u we may trust Their
the population processes TO consider the Fugitive
slave Bill as repugpant to some indesructbls right
,ss the n.urssnts oi rebrusry, with merely the
variation ofacticn suggested BY the hherence of the
ierry and nc TuIsriss to storm, sad though seea'