The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
Arrival Of the Asia-Dpe Week Later from


The Crnsrd steamship Asia arrived yesterday
evening, bringing Intelligence from Liverpool to
the fifteenth instant Cotton had not declined, and
the market reports represent that present prices
will be maintained, in consequence of the certainty
Of regular demand The corn quotations are
little lower, the promise Of the harvest being such
~ To raise hopes Of an abundant crop. Throughout
Europe, the grain growing districts are in good
conaton.
TIE political intelligence is Of little interest.
The announcement of the commencement of the
Cuban revolution by those who entrenched them
selves on the fourth of July last, in the mountains
near Puerto Principe, is commented upon by some
portions Of the English press in the spri; usually
ipoplcei in by those who believe in the Instant
emancipation Of the African race from bondage;
but the representations made by the Spanish
press, and echoed here as reliable, that there las
been 10 revelation in Cuba, has had the eae,t
to silerce opinions on this important subject
The probability IL, thst the arrival Of Sir Henry
L Eulurr in London will soon be followed by
very earnest examination Of this theme-oae that
has particularly engaged the British Minister'S a.
;sution and study, and vhi;h, We are fully pre-
.. red to believe, is to have very important bear.
log not only upon domestic political issues, but
am our diplomatic relations with the three
Do .eIs-Grea Britain, France, aud Spain. We
have no doubt that own governmen. has great
sfeulty in acting under the peculiar circumstances
o. the
Ii, general condition Of Europe is that Of tran
sp,lny, but the continual underground scethng Of
lie political eauldron, shows that we may antic
pate dis,uIbanees at n distant day The govern
merits Of Europe are com pressing their power, aud
bsnCvirg the liberties Of the people everywhere,
% tat oissouteDt. at fat mattered, breaks out
into ioJd ulOuthed complaints aud circumstances.
conspiracy has tiy been detected in Vetice,
.nd sicily again feruen,s with the spiri; Of revo
lp,ion Portugal s snl dissatisfied with rs noS
gwen ms 10; but osld2iha holds his position With
a 6ru will AID may eventually rule the storm
uhi,h threatens MIN. In France, the political
parties have presented recently no new ieitnrcs.
Laeh one "a diviGcd into ia aons and each faction
has its own rar icu Ianacea for the ills to which
France - utjceted. The republic, however, seems
still 10 D. a. N.
,Itau. 1t last, that there is a reasonable pro
bab,l,y hat kossaa will be gwen Up by Abdai
M@t,htd AID that be will embark In n Y 1iied
stats goyetuueut vessel foe this oountry. Aui;ra,
hvu,sof aemsuos ths. the Hungarian hero shall
be r,taiued, sd. Il - said Turkey will be liable
20 oecaiat,on Of war the part Of Austria, that
yos,r behevbg that it may rcly on the assistsnce
q ussis in such event. Austria may fume aud
fret but ~e cannot think that, in her present con
duton. enc would hazard war with Turkey, par
ncu arg -. under the circumstances Of tue case,
the PEOPLE oi this country would syDpathie strong
~ ~i.h The sultan hi, noble course on this sub
ret
Our COLI inns contain variety Of gossping intel.
heence, and from vHrioss parts Of Europe, to
~h.ch se refer the reader The fact that the Ame-
rica js,ht has not yet found rival, and thai she
u pt,tsf.o 70 meet stakes TO the amount OF my
tkausata ,uilars are matters Of Interest 70 those
vho tsle tfide IN our American vessels Il e pos
nbl, tho; W nay have the result Of contest ~
~ heat ariysi should The scht clubs Of England
gebtuie 20 enter tte lists.