From the Nsto- York American. LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
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The York packet ship brings our papers from London to the 25th ult. The Europe an news is not later than heretofore recei> ed by the way of Havre. though the character of the Grand Segnior's proclamation to all faithful Mussulmans, seems in England to be considered more warlike, than in PaLis it was deemed, ,or than it was generally viewed here. We yet doubt about hostilities. The Porte will commit no aggressions, and we do not see how the confederated powers are to be- gin. The House of Commons has been the scene of further explanation relative to the la e change in the administration, in the course of which Mir. Herrics said distinctly, that although the disagreement about ap- pointing Lord .AlthOrp chairman of the f- nance committee, was the oStenSi6Le, it was not the real cause of the dissolution of the ministry, and hinted pretty broadly at some design or plot of which he had been the vic tim. The discussion was altogether curious and interesting, SO much so, that we will give it a place tomorrow.

 The English stock market was agitated by the reports of war with Turkey. and con sols fell on the receipt of the news from Con- stantinople, from S5 l-s to S4 l-s' and on the 2Sd were at 84.

 From the London Times, Fe5. 2i. , The Porte seems resolved tO fulfil its desti- nv, and rush into war. A proclamation like that of March, 1920, has been issued by the Sultan, declaring Islamism to he in danger. and calling on all Musselmen to arms. The demons of fbloodshOod have not been evoked in vain the horsrtalls have been loosed to the wind, and 100000 Asiatics are stated to be in full march to Europe. The Pacha of E. gypt, the most powerful feudatory ofthe Sul' tan, has been summoned to give all his aid to the representative of the Prophet. But Me hemet Ali will not he suffered to float his swarthy bands to Greece. or Southern Fur key if his Arabs mingle in the combat they must cross the desert, and march the whOit extent of Syria and Asia Minor.

 Constantinople is one vast camp immense chains have been forged to protect the en' trance to the Dardanelles-the whole maya strength of Turkey guards the Bosphor"s and warlike preparations resound on every side. MahmOud has dared as yet no act o hostility; he seems resolved not to strike the first bl0w hut lists OfprOscription have beet issued, which include 1900 French, Russian and British subjects. The Charge d'A faires of the Neutral Powers protested against thn act of tyranny, but in vain. It lis question however, whether the lives of the Europeap: would be- snle on the arrival oI the Aslatl' horde. Those ruillan bands in 1890 spread murder and piIage along their whole llne 0