The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-12
HE III E r AL ID.
NETWORK. TUESDAY, JAN. 70, 1886.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

hOlh EC
The ship Victoria, which arrived yesterday afternoon,
from Liverpool brought dates from London to the 18th
Decenber-Pars the 18th, and Liverpool to the 10Th.
The news might have been much more important than
Is Yet is appears be almost conclusive that
will ensue between this country and France. We
have been favored with the following letter from
highly distinguished American, now in Paris.
PARIS, 18th Dec, 1885.
II am confident there will be no difficulty with France,
if our government act with ordinary prudence. have
Just learned from dplomatist, who attended party
given by the Austrian Ambassador, last evening, that
the conversation on the American Question was entire
ly Of peaceful character. II positively said that
the French cabinet would commit no act against the
peace of the United States until they heard the formal
decision of the American Congress on the measures
proposed by General Jackson is supposed among
the dplomasts that the Presidents message which is
expected to reach Paris would contain some
propositions against the trade and peace of France.
There is disposition here for war-if there is none
in Washington Lord Granville, the English Minister
offered his good Offices, officially from his GO
vemmenr, but SIMPLY as an individual friend to both
countries. 4 have doubt however, from what have
heard that England will unquesonaby mediate,
than the two countries go to war.
M. De. Paken the Minister of the Emperor Nicholas,
Is pat almost in Coventry by the liberal diplomatic
corps since the speech of his master Warsaw has
been published. He was TO give fste splendid
scale before that took place. but understand
IS entirely given up.
The members of the Chamber of Deputies are arriv-
ing in the city. they meet on The 2Sth inst Nume-
specualions INDUCED in on the coming speech
of the king. 1t is supposed that Louis PHILIPPE will be
quite concilatOry the American question. should
sot be surprised if proposed to the Chambers to
review sheir last years vote and get rid of the difficulty
by resembling it. If the Presidents message contains
the smallest advances, the explanation Will be cons;
dered sufficient, and the money viii be paid Mr..
Brent Rel on these staisients- do not make them
without some authority. Yours"
The English Journals are fnll OF local news but
tain nothing of remarkably novel character. The
meeting Of Parliament has been further prorogusd to the
4th Of February.
The cotton markets in Liverpool the last .dsses,
rather fat. -
The French Chamber were to meet on the 28th Be-
cember OF coutse the Presidents late Message had
not yet been received. The French papers still
specializing the probable state OF the relations be-
tween this country and theirs. They show howevsr.
gross ignorance on the subject The bellgerent spint
i not exactly so highly developed il at the for
mer dates 1t is very evident that the French Jour
nslists entirely misunderstood the question, well
the country they talk about.
The London Times of the lSth says:-Engish funds
maintain great sieadness. Ancipations formed in
the way of discussion both OF tine French Hangs speech
Al the meeting Of the Chambers and the message Of the
American President of them warlike, bat the
oy the contrary bat they not acted upss BY any
operators in this market.
The King, Queen, snd Court ID England, were at
Brighton.
Don Carlos wants to raise a loan.
General Alava has been appointed Ambassador at
London, and the Duke de Frias removed.