The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

HALIFAX July ~, 1851
send you few additional items Of intelligence
brought by the America.
ENGLAND.
Abiding TO the Queens visit to the city of London by
night for the purpose of being present at the grand
tertanment given by the Lord Mayor the Tines says
1t was well timed 1t shown the foreign strangers In
London, that constitutional sovereign reigns in the
hearts Of free people, and go abroad amidst them
rejoicing unprotected by gtterng bsyonets and mill
tary moral cannot fail to be drawn from the civic
invitation to royalty by all who how state psgesntry
Is managed in despoc unries The events Of wednes
day will make abiding impression on the Thousands
Of continental vsiters who in the British metro
pols-n the greatest emporium earth. The dsveope-
ment Of wealth will be found to have expanded with the
progress Of liberal institutions and while the energies Of
the nation reflected In its material prosperity the
power Of self government Is witnessed In the orderly
disposition Of the myrads, whose cheers and saluta-
tons fell so gratefully on the soveresn's Il
is much to have succeeded so admirably with the
Hyde Park Exhibition, but It is still mere con-
solatory to show our neighbors at such a time
the nice cdaptabity political institutions to
every phase of social existence great gathering like
this where hundreds of Thousands Of human loaded
the midnight air with vociferous voices that sprung
from their hearts in favor of the ruler Of great people
and that ruler womanis one Of those recognitons Of
her Dild and gentle sway at complme nary the
Sovereign herself and to the intelligence and gsantry
Of her subjects.
The Ecclesiastical bill has passed the Commons and
been read first time in the Lords motion in the
lower House. for leave introduce bill for the protec
ton of parliamentary elections by the introduction Of
the vote by ballot had been negatived by strong
jority.
DENMARK.
There had been confusion at Copenhagen in con-
sequence Of tie resignation of the ministry Motke had
been charged with the formation of cabinet upon
the principle of maintaining the integrity Of the Danish
monarchy.
FRANCE
In the Legislative Assembly the discussion Of the bill
to encourage the cod and whale fisheries continued It
proposed to grant both for the tonnage
sells and for the make Of FISH, when the crews of the
French vessels engaged in the business shall of
not less than two thirds sf French subjects. The bill
was declared to be read second time.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE
The agent Of the NeD YORK. Herald is indebted to Cap
tain Leach for the fowing despatch and late London
papers,
The number Of vsters yesterday to the Great Exhbi
ton was 30 06. receipts, f3 1863.
The Council sat one hour yesterday.
The bill for the emancipation ef the Jews had passe
the Commons and been sent up to the Lords.
Three OF the crew of the u. packet ship Congress
convicted of mutiny had been committed to jail in
London.
The Executive Council Of the Great Exhibition and
large party of distinguished oregners had iavsd
by Mr. Brown, NJ. p, to Liverpool, to dine with him,
purpose had been courteouy placed at his disposal by
her commander, Capt. Wet.
Pans BouRsr. July u.--5's, 81 30; SIS Sc.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF PASSENGERS.
Messrs. Dwight, Garnet, Hame Alferd Ross, Jarvis,
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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