The southern press., 1851-07-26
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HAIzwAx, July ~. 1851.
send you few additional itsms of intsih-
gence brought by the America.
ENGLAND.
Abiding 10 the Queens visit 10 the city Of
London by night. for the purpose of being
present ut the grand entertainment given by the
Lord Mayor, the Times says lit was we'll
timed 1t has shown the foreign strangers IN
London, that constitutional sovereign reigns in
the hearts of free people, and can 90 abroad
amidst them rejoicing, unprotected by glitterng
bayonets and military. A moral cannot fail to
be- drawn from the civic invitation to royalty,
by all who soc how state pageantry is managed
in despotic countries. The events Of Wednes-
day will make an abiding impression on the
thousand OF continental visiters who are now IN
the British metropolis---in the greatest empo-
rum on earth. The development of wealth
will be found to have expanded with the pro-
gress of liberal institutions; and while the en-
ergies of the nation are reflected in its material
prosperity, the power OF self.government is wit
messed in the orderly disposition OF the myrads,
whose cheers and salutations fell 80 gratefully
on the sovereign's ear. 1t is much to have sue
ceeded so admirably with the Hyde Park exhbi-
ton, but it IL still more cons0latory to show our
neighbors ut such a time the nice adaptability
of our political institutions to every phase Of
social existence; great gathering like this,
where hundreds OF thousands Of human ,ipas,
loaded the midnight air with yociferous voices
that sprung fIom their hearts, in favor Of the
ruler Of great people--and that ruler wo-
mails one Of those recogntions of her mild
and gentle sway at once complimentary to the
sovereign herself, and to the intelligence and gal
lantry of her subjects.
The Ecclesiastical bill has passed the Com
mons, and been read first time in the Lords.
A motion in the lower house, for leave to intro
duce bill for the protection of parliamentary
elections, by the introduction Of the vote by
ballot, had been negatived by a stong majority.
DEKMARK.
There had been some confusion ut Copenha-
gen, in consequence Of the resignation of the
ministry MoItke had been charged with the
formation of new cabinet, upon the principle
of maintaining the integrity of the Danish mon
archy.
In the legislative assembly, the discussion Of
the bill to encourage the cod aud whale fisheries
continued. 1t proposed to grant premiums both
for the tonnage of vessels and for the make of
fish, when the crews Of the French vessels en-
gagged in the business shall consist of not less
than two-thirds of French subjects. The bill
was declared to be read a second time.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE
The agent of the Neao York Herald is in
debted to Captain Leach for the following
despatch, and late London papers -
LONDON, Saturday morning, July IL.
The number of visiters yesterday to the great
exhibition was 30OO7, receipts E3, ,I63.
Council sat one hour yesterday.
The bill for the emancipation Of the Jews
had passed the Commons and been sent up to
the Lords.
Three of the crew of the u s. packet ship
Congress, convicted of murder, had been CON-
mitt ID to Jail in London.
The executive council Of the great exhibi-
ton, and a large party of distinguished for
eigners, had been invited by Mr. w. Brown, M.
P., Liverpool, to dine with him, on board the
American steamer Atlantic, which for that pur-
pose, had been courteously placed at his disposal
by the commander, Capt West
Paris Bourse, July ll.-5's, 90 90; 3's, 56.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF PASSENGERS
Messrs. Dwight, Garnet, Hamel, Alferd, Rose,
Jarvis, Keith, FELTON,.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York, July IL, Constela-
ton, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Baltimore, July 7, Anna, at Bre-
men; Sth General Washington at Helvoet
Arrived from Charleston, June %, Resolu-
ton, at Christiansand 7th Margaret at Ant
werp.
Sailed for New York, July 6, Frederick, from
Marseles 7th, Seine, Yeoman, from Liver
pool; 9th, Catharine, Columbus, H. II. Boody
and Marmion, do; 10th, Harriet Augusta, from
Liverpool; 18th, John Haven, do; Am Con.
gress, from Portsmouth