The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.

nSlnkaenal Intelligence 1fem ERope-Amo'
ryeau Affairs In Engiand-Fffty Thss-
Sand English Trssps Reviewed
In the Crincs.
DO, &C.. DE-
The United States mail steamship Fulton, Captain wot-
,en which LETT Havre 18th Instant arrived A. tais
port yesterday morning
Her news has been anticipated by the arrival OF the
Ereu at Boston, and the Canada at Halifax.
The Fulton reports that the hopes for the safety Of the
!sSirg mail steamship Pacific have subsidized In England
u being believed that the unfortunate vessel has been
srushed in he lee.
The Fulton has brought $50, goo in specie.
In the House of Commsns on the 10th inst Sir E. B.
Lytton gave notice that Immediately after Easter he
should call the attention of the House to the disputes be-
tween her Majesys and the govern Of
the United States with respect to Central America.
In reference to the Bay Islands, Mr. Gibson said 1t ap
pearsd that certain islands the coast of Central
America had been created into British colony, under
the Of he Bay Islands Colony He wished TO know,
therefore, from the Colonial Secretary whether the
Queens warrant had been issned constituting that
so.ony, and Ii So what the date OF that warrant,
and whet1er IL would tie laid before Parliament also
what the date Of the appointment Of the presiding
magistrate OF the Bay Islands Colspy
Mr. Iabouchere said the warrant issued March
10 1882 and he had objection to lay the table.
The first magistrate appointed Angus. B, In that
year. there hai been two appointments since
very recently. The appointments rested with the
government Of jamaica
Our Edinburg correspondence.
EpNBURG Feb. 30, 1856.
The late Election far EdlnJary-Socy for S pdraiag
Church from Stat-s,l Aristecracy Escoring the
N GiGgco--ScoeA FEELING in Regard to Var ,cuA
observation-disclosures from the Citizens Of Ei,abwg to The
lst,sens Of Boston.
The recent election FOR member Of Pariismea to sup
ply tns place of Mr. MAcaulsy terminated in favor OF
M Adam Black the celebrated pu olher AID his geu.
tem.n has siEce bean introduced 70 the House of Com
mems in the mcst complimentary manner by the Pre-
nisr himself In i.s recent selection OF representatives.
TIE cy ef Edinburg has gven continued proof Of it's
prediction for m devoted to literature Cowan who
sh holds his seat is wholesale statoner and paper
manufacturer; and Mr.. Bak just elected is one who
the pape- CT his colleague and introduces to the
world the beautiful writings Of his predecessor. One
fast has bee srkugy manifested by the result of this
eestiOn whicn vas kesny contested and probably eli
Atsd full vote, viz, the very restricted nature Of the
franchise here. With large population 1t appears that
the sfsl candidate elected by majority Of 64s
s~rded fair representation o. city with 1o1 ooa in
bsbitants9
Blu, few Of your readers probably that there
exists In Great Britain largo and influential society
whose avowed object ia to promote the separation Of
Church and $ ate" Such however, is the case. It's
title ia The Society fog the Liberation Of Religion from
ssae Control" A meeting Of this body was recent
hed In the Queen Street Hail. at which Mir. Eye, OF
the Babies OF the city, presided IL nIerousy
attence snc a. add made by prominent
men. Discussions in the Sco.ca church are materially
promoting the OF jecs CT The Gle ana the time may
not be far distant when free kinks and independent
hgicp, with equal ighn shall prevail throughout these
iflandf.
In correction with the sutjec. of religion it may be
stated that feeling is evnced by the ultra Presby
Iians here from Rome, to tbs effect
ofthe British had taken part in the Pope's
procession to st. Peters, CanoieDAs day. Among
thoss wac formed part OF his Holiness eseor bearing
gorgeously Ornamental tapers," were Lord Ralph
Kerr of the Marquis OF Lothian Mr. Sc7tt Murray
MI Arundel son OF Lord Arundel, OF Castle arcour;
Mr. Bennington and Mr.. OCJnnell, in u French court
The blessings CT war; are being amply reaped by the
British people, in the increase OF taxation /, NEE. .he
interest their st swelling natural debs. Tne per
burhen imposed BY recent loans Is suca as %
rest alone even At the o. which money has
been obtained, and his upon sums borrowed within the
alone exec. ds s600 GOO viii the rational debt be
paId9 Yes when time shall become eternity.
The railways Of the UIi ed Kingdom and particularly
those and appear 70 be doing smuch better
this year than durg the just ended Ihsre have been
some eompe iions which, however, now rarged
and fares are ct presen. remnneraing SCALE par
the roads about 80 per cent of the goss receipts rae
dividends PAID by such as pay at all slightly exceeds
three per cent. The number Of passengers BY railway
lat year ;eeded mill en-.
You car not have Jet forgotten the outcry tina,
MADE particularly ia the Er gsh papers, against poor
Captain Luce his the Arctic lost aud
boastir gy asserted, thst in British vessel every
thing you'd have been 1s Peter ~ The
into the ACCIDENT OF the Josephine Willis viii convince
these faia with the appurtsnsnces OF sal vessels
the there is much greater chance for safety than 10
the majority of British vessels; and while poor
ignorant rtmen and coa psssers, mostly foreigners
may have neglected their duly behaved o.oy
board the Arctic il Re safely asserted that scarcely
one American sean an can be founc and particularly IA
of6cer, who would not freely ,acrihoe his life and
struggle to the last, to save that OF othcrs.
TIE question Of . war with America sttl oc,upis
the public ind and ivas from the Uoitef States
anxiously Looked for The feeling Of the whole coamu
nifty in Scotia is decidedly OPP ssd to hoses II Is
know anything Of the merits of the questloos at Issue
and mia hit pect them to be somewhat nhue csd
the CARRIED statements CT their press Such is nos the
sase however the Scotch snrewd and calculstin
YsnEees, and will require very urgent reasons -
fath them With war with AmericA. vii conclu
IBIS letter with the cory o. friendly peace address
which is teirg signed by the citizens Of Ednburg ard
10 be transmitted to Boston, fJr the citizens OF ghc
= s 5 Il y 81 the
public eesirs TO promote good feeling and should De
kind received
We nave heard Win deep regret o.
standing etween The verDmeut Of the United States and
and feeling that the points In dispute
not specify usted the Misunderstanding terminate IN
ruptu ave deemed IL right 70 address
influential Of the Union IN The hope that have
that between the two nations
which the teing az both Is Intimately concerned Not
have eapsed since, the occasion Of similar
munds the Oregon question, friendly letters
exchanged between Of the principal towns IN Great
Britain ard those tide q the Atlantic deprecaire
re.or hote the settlement q the po!n. 10 al.
pue; ard believe these not without influence n
bringing about pacific e we are nduced 2 ADOPT
ike the present OCCASION in the hope hs the Divine
blessing II, TO lead 70 e7rondng
happy result conceive dreadfrl cslsrty
than that Of two great nations such and ted
fey The bords Of relationship and By the
full ties Of mutual erendeDce each involved
N The awful luepces etendnn war Nhlh IN his