The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16
DOU BILE SH EFT.
New York, Wedn esdny, October 10, 1880.
The Arrival OF the Acknowledgment
News.

America AT Halifax, have received full tele-
graphic dispatches VI Interesting commercial and
political news from Europe. The cotton market
has not changed It's tone since the previous a.
wees; and the high price Of cotton in England,
t'gt thsr with the probe bifes on The American
eInP, s, EN- 10 have stimulated the India export
maikU Business in England and France is re-
presented 10 be brisk.
though no startling intelligence of a political
DSiuTe aIrrss The attention, yet there are many
n,ms OF news which gave room FOR conjecture and
anticipation. After eight years of discussion, the
pTojs ct Of making some part the western coast
Of Ireland the station for the Royal VI all steamers,
has met with favor from the governme Mt
commission, instructed TO report upon a survey
q tl~sy has been recommended; but yet the tone
Of The newspapers Ii decided in opposition To this
rlsp, which would do more to benefit Ireland than
ell the tenant leagues aud Cancellation halls THAI
could be invented by the ingenuity of man. There
IS 10 reason in nature why Ireland should not be
blessed with brisk psrs on her western coast
,Luush it Is tary Ia conceive that Liverpool, ami
Bristol, and other Engli.h ports, would consider
such policy Of liberahty towards Ireland dan
grroas to the commercial greatness OF the English
Cities Lrt Galway become the port of the At
laBVc steamers, and every town the western
coast Of unhappy Ireland would gradually improve
Ia every Tespect.
The other English news, particularly with re-
speet 10 the establishment Of an African sqladroa
ol mail steamers, is not uuimportant Lord Palmer
sion has busted his brain, for many years. with the
coast Of Africa, seizipg and destroying American
vessels there, at pleasure; and with an additional
force OF forty vessels, he nigh, be able TO carry
out The views which his supe.cilious ambition has
So long entertained. The question is Intimately
n lated with the affairs Of this costinent and is
part Of the train Of directed to the establish
ment OF power over Brazil
In Ireland, the tenant league appears 10 be a
soSIce Of anxiety, and the government affect TO
fear the resuhs Of such a combination. Doubtless
however, the ministry will find method for sub
DUNG any danger, when il becomes really appa-
rent. The little vitality left in the green isle, after
what has happened, will be serious trouble to a
government which, since the days Of Queen Eli
xabeib, has been studying the causes and rsme
dies for an acknovle ised evil state of things The
only cure for Ireland is in bedding her natural re-
sources into enlarged enterprises, fearless OF con-
sequences. Commerce alone can rave her from
ruin, or raRe her from the ancen, leIhsrgy which
.nll enfolds her beautiful chores.
In France, rolitesl affairs remain 10 the same
state as at the last Gdyices. A revision Of the
eon.tiiuiion is the great topic Of discussion; and
In the midst Of the eoniendng factions, Louis Ma
poieon seems 10 he going steadily forward with dis
beet ability settle the public mind for the future.
Come Of the customary French eIcitenea,s have
aiken place. A society has been broken up, and
the exgent populsoe are TO be treated TO lottery
on a large scHlc-wiih California as a prize 10 he
Iscky tpeculGiOTs. The message Of the President
Will be- sdocument that will stamp him a. a s,aies-
man, and by II we shall be able to Judge bow far
he intends 10 follow the example Of true republican
patriots.
Germany stll remains the great political chess
board, on which various moves are made, 70 puzzle
thcse who do not steadily watch the game. la
b,eklsnburg, near the borders Of Prussis, the
llesse Csssel drama is being enacted with the
SAINT sIint az IN The dominion Of the Elector The
popular party against the decree Of the minister,
who has srt the constitution al defiance OF course,
Prussia and Austria are interested in this move
men, they are in that Of Hesse Cassci; and the
end Il - far beyond political second. sight, that IL
Il vain to enter upon conjecture HGless con-
fine them to the enucipsiions Of q general con
fuSon. The game, Like most games Of the kind,
oil be a long one.
Denmark sud the n~chies have still some int.
rest Ihe liolsieiarr- have taken up strong posi-
sions on the lordrrs % scheswic aud uol.tcin,
spon the riyeT Eyder, aad seem 70 be making way
sganst the Dancs. However, Lord Palmerston
~enhoi Keep quiet, aud threatens to 20 ialo the
Baltic, for the block iJe Of k.cl-s msvement quite
IN keeping with the tactics Of that mad Secretary
oftorsiga Affairs, who IL determined to be known
10 history iur be ACTIVITY, though he may be
seoTged ior bis presumption aad want ofjUdgment.
lie may sai, when zoo late, that the euancls of
the Pety German States arc of such a nature a. to
bsihe the utmost canning Of HE ambition, and to
oveTwhelm hum with an inglorious retreat, from a
contest which he cannot well understand. and
never term nate by an In,ertines, interference.
For other political topics We refer 10 our te,e-
sraThie summary, ne, having space to refer NOR.
closely to TIE affairs Of Piedmont, or those con-
s.c,,d with the Pope, and the future Of Itaiy
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Coma EXHIBITIONS, AND orHKn IicsBrss -s,o-
nee here and tumors Iherc. minge sud mysl.fy the
public about ptoiecicd expeditions to Cuba. Hss
Bsrum a haDA in this husioess Tor does Beach
uonc.oIi1e ihis bu'Dbug Much noise could no,
be neje out 81 aoihiag by any other pcrsoas The
Cuhans, however, have Dolhisg to fear. Iflppily.
psrhaps for them, al the laafrs, gamblers mea 81
tact, sasing ana eHterPiss. len out Of business at
she c'oec ~ the MEXICAN var, who might have
sought field for their activity 10 Cubs, are drawn
-sfso California, where they are building - great
Histe; 20 that Cubs has Roing to fear or to sy2re-
Abd at pr' sent u is quite ridiculous to suppose
t's' we have any pcrsons Trpid 10 the United
ssta,sV ssto iTy second Creole crusade Rumor
IRrs md
Eo,so o. Assnrssr A5pusSrs is soa..-