The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-11

spot not nom this country only but nom every ssd in
Europe and who have together in such perfect
and uninterrupted order and pesce to society.
The Crystal Palace was the next point to touch
upon. Abiding to the American visiters, the noble
Vis,ount remarked -
have had ample opportunities of knowing that
there American who has to this country
who has not gore with feepg OF regard and AZ
fection TO his cousins 10 this in
the sense in which they the expression-thst Is
sgreeably disappointed with the kindness and the
tesy they have experienced.
The church question came in for its due notice,
and then protection. When" said Palmerston,
"the river Exc runs from the sea to Tiverton, in
stead of from Tverton to the sea- then we will hare
protection back, not before" We quote his
Words
Now, with regard to the reimposition Of the duties
raising the price Of food in order to the
ponts OF the owners and occupiers Of land venture
with all humility To- say that whens YER the river
Exc running to riverton from the instead
ming TO the from Tertop then you may
lection az near at hand tGreat laughter and cheerng
Gentlemen, in sayng that feel that foreseeing
and pressing opinion in favor Of the continuance Of
that system which for the benefit Of all classes Of the
community.
This speech has been largely commented upon,
and our Foreign Secretary has some of with flying
celors.
Bulwer Lytton, the novelist, has started as
protectionist candidate for The county of Hartford,
where his estate of Knebsworth is situated He
will, in all probability, be returned
The correspondent of the Times, az Naples, has
furnished that journal with coDcocted defence of
the Neap olitan government, in reply TO the charge
brought against it by Mr. Gladstone. The ate n pit
to retute the charges made by the conscientious
Briti;h statesm IN is mere bubble OF uords-a per-
feet failure Gladstope's pa implicit has done N )re
to damage the popularity of King Bomba than
could have been expected, and cannot fail to make
him more particular in future in impsisoning limo
cent men.
The naws Of tba ta-u,in a+jon of tina C,han ;nva.
sion was hailed here with ,ousiderab bic satisfaction.
The death Of Lopez, WILL A. is hoped, prevent re-
currence of such en- Invasion, which the govern
ment Of tie nited States energetic ally blamed
and prevented. Spain had fully determined to re
sst 70 the last, AMI by the letters and journals from
Madrid Of the 18Th and 10Th inst, we learn that
armauents on arge scale were making; that one
vessel with 1000 men and 40 heavy mortars, Id
sailed from Cadiz, and that fleet of six steam
ers was to follow. The most important feature in
the intelligence is that the Spanish government had
made the official declaration that the governments
Of England and France had promised the CO opera
ton OF their respective fleets in putting down the
/ invasion
! Owing to the continued rumors of intended copps
daGt at Paris, the French government had found it
necessary to give official contradi ,tion. These
rumors have effected the funds, both az Paris and
here. certain degree of anxiety is still felt but
no alarm need be felt just yet. The day has not
dateskip Of the Prince de Joinville remains in
statUqxo. No further steps have been taken by the
| Ey Admiral. There is a rumor tina. Prince Louis
! Napoleon is preparing messay &c to the Assembly
/ TO induce that body to give him his support Leon
Faucher Minister Of the Interior, has been vistiog
| his constituents in the department of the Marne
On this occasion he made speeches which have
! given umbrsnge to the repub lea as. He limited
that if the Assembly did not voluntarily the
! obstacles to revision of the constitution aud the
consequent re-elec ion of the President, he would
ated him commander of the Legion of Honor, with
out his having gone through the regular grades
1 bis has given rise to much comment.
The Arennlesu dn Pelsple, which succeeded the
Ertnement, as q republican paper, has also been
seized, and the editors fined and i'm prisoned, for pub
fishing Victor COS letter. This is very serious
Paris is, however, tranquil.
kossuth has arrived at Smyrna Preparations
are being made at Southampton to give him
grand reception.
The Emperor Of Austria has been visiting bis
Italian possessions. His reception has been cold
apd chee!less on the part of the Italian population
he has visited Venice, Verona, Mantua, and Milan.
Hatred Turks beneath the Italian reserve and the
enthusiastic feeling of the troops towards their
Juvenile monarch may, in some measure, dispel the
gloomy aspect Of affairs, but cannot totally efface
the ar noyance he must feel a. this reception. Old
Radetzki accompanies the Emperor everywhere.
| The Hon. Abbott Lawrence continues his tour
| Limerick, the Mayor presented an address to him
The following passage refers to emigration aud a
| packet statioAi-
so presump tuous as to attempt bringing be-
fore mind like yours the manifold and important
which must attend from securing the and
most speedy mode Of intercourse b.tween the two
tons speaking the same language governed by this
fundamental law whose inteects formed by the same
literature AID with institutions far 1a- snalo-
and liberty Of opinion But in addition to the Obvious
cevelcl Of commercial which such
intercourse cannot fail TO produce, feel 1t right to
solicit your rpecsl attention to the social eonsequsocos
which must ensus Day by day the number Of fellow
country men who seek 20 obtain settlement in North
America increases We thank your Excellency for the
|
coed conduct. Two millions sterr have been RENTED
nom North America by countrymen In the last tvo
10 hardly district within provinces which has not
sent cut Its hardy and s,e ers-thers
State in yours where they have not been received
The lar greater portion Of the correspondence between
North America and the British empires already great
this intercourse Is likely TO increase daily call
your attention TO the social benefits likely TO accrue
from intercourse made more rapid aud certain we'll
to M effects ON the commercial activity Of your country
In his reply Mr. Lawrence expressed hope that there
should be Irish port selected for American p cket
station, and enphaticay repeated the sentiment At
the time be stated that bis duty transmit
his government whatever fs,ts and documents
observation and IL would then be for United states
adnin'stratinn TO decide lie requested the address
might BE- forwarded to him In London, and he would
fhe Great Exhibition closes d,hnitively on the
10th.
the market for the American State stocks and quote
prices follows for transmission to America By the
Asia from Liverpool tomorrow
United states six Per Cen, Bonds 1se2 l06x Io7
United States Six Per Cent Bonds 1868 iI2 s1l3
Unked States Six per Cent stock, ls67Cs 10l 1867
Maryland Five per Cent sterling Bonds. IS a SeI
Jsnada Six per Cent Bopds 1874. los loo
boston city Five percent bond Isss-eaer diToiX o.
New York City Five per Cent stock is55-70. 90 q 81
The stock market at Paris. which last week vas
extremely heavy a. considerable depression in
extent Of Two per cent in the value Of the ,enes,
with material increase of b0nd fis dealing. The
Five per Cents. are now marked a. 92f pc.
LONDON, September %, 1851.
Approtn1ci Rpyaws bciiran England ani Nrrsss-
The Kings Discont,nfei wih Eagland--A Cause
Of Vars and Revolutions at Uwk-dstOuniing