The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-29
Rupture between England and France and
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fFrcm Wilmer Smiths European Times, May IS
London yesterday was in state of The most fever
French ambassador NJ Dtouyu de liryS, had LETT the
Rritish metropolis for Paris. day ~ all others
wber the cuurlesies of diplomaay most strictly
obs.rvsd- namely the anniyrr-ary Of the Queens
birthdays and il also known by the papers Ot the
following morning ,hat the Russian anhs s'sior
ALE mt om tht dinner party which Lord pHlmerSton
gsNe t. the ambassadors Ia honor OF the event. Thee
two cirrunistsnces combined produced in pol,sica,
circles ACiue nBeassrst, In consequences ot the tutn
Wiki II wus feared the Greek d. pute hal taken Ex-
p,anatOns IL 10 houses OF Paris me at aocor
diugy soug for given by Losd Lansowne in the
Lords, snd Lord Palmsrston in the Commons The
fim"r de'crib,d tbe recall OF the French ambassador
event "i imp"rtsnce" BIT he subsequently, de-
ed that IL was Of grave import ance,' and btmlted
that the fIeuch government required his Or Ia
TIE National Assembly. co give such explanation
lev sent lees which fell IL, hiu. - have
treated the ah.ir less seri uSly Il trsstn said tho
noble ieonft that n"thipg arise cat et theso
creunsisnces ilel, 20 disturb the friendly rrlsions
between lrE'snd aud iisEce
iho 7nsss of yesterday which evinccs The me
fcnoUcfs iCr the foraicu s.c-etEry that rampless
p-rsonsge ss'd 70 90 fer holy water, sbow's ia
leading article taat matters were lsr sirningy
.n'shgi-d .hau the " explanations Of the previous
night wculo luduc- ,hc pubic 60 suppose IL Bc-i-
less 20 irGure from whom the Janes derives it in.
formation. hut evident tha; the toro.,n oioe Is ia-
fc,ttd with traitor. aud IL seems {" in 1t dis
cfediiable that a paper VII ch the min.stcral
livery aEj ts tor,iiy IN all other RESPECTS te organ
o. ,he mI-try: shoud in s a. Niety 90 stab m~Io-
Der ot that ministry. who - obn laous ~ eyes,
carry s iaTsnDsi vi detiycuc.s 20 ut which
isiesly calculated Go rdtgras. the relations
| the two couptfirs Tho iuIss winch always the
ss,t of rotc feeling these icns cxperionosd
decided shock. Curscs witch stood The previous
evening al tts i'm I'd atcly JrcI.aed per bat
they subseqrertiy rallied aud cl,,s, - % a,t
The explanation whish Lord John Ra---li gave lat
night. IN The ionfe al Gonup's a.c- thras much
ifht ON the nrt.tr. but as Ear al it goes II .xh
the sorsne's which the French government frls at
what is EVIDENTLY regarded a. our cavalier treatment
OF IL representative. the Baron lie Gro.. Ath n
Ltrd john stat.a that this Noui we been fully ant
satisfactorily oies,ed up the Iron hsd remsr~d a,
Abens thrr day nng,r IL " also clear from tbs at
ms ION fnmox lat renctnrtly wropg from ~. prime
mFisterttst Ia Lord P.linurs' hnd in pos
ssson the tiue h- gave his tho pr-v-
evening the lett.r from TIE French Secretary for
tcrelln Aiisis, recaliiig VI. Drouya do rHuys from
London T. PHris. and assigning r~nson the iasui
put upon tire French government arising ont 81 tho
Grc'k oispute that the letter of recall nad beon
pev-rth less read 10 him
Itu, uId te too much say that the explanation Of
Loid fsipsrton the previous night was d'-aganuDus,
for oficAl explanations OF th. kipd often very
enirmstics1 but certainly. the cool ano eoinposet
which he trratod the subject show.d either
his own n.rv,s wore not ,asily shaken. An accom-
piihsd dpt mstre rsqure. the boldness Of tbs lion
aud the euDnirg ~ tho fox Has lord PAirnerston
both or only ons of these quslill-sg
The feature this a,ly business r istes 70 the
preceding Ina the Natoas Assembly on Thursday,
whrrc the snnounc' ment by tho foreign Secretary,
that he had rtcFli0d NJ prUuyn de luyE. because II
the ins ult England had put upon frsncc produced the
greatest pcsse excitement aud dniieht, followed by
cr.es ol tra,o ~ and the clspping 0t hands. aud
other dsmonstrnions which showed how paiatabie the
act 10 the National Assembly. In this unse-nily
mspiiesta;ion. the heading of all parties In The
AE, niiiy raid To have Joined It il difncult to
IN che present position OF Louis Napol~un what
psit his necessities may compel h,m to act rae qurs
ton will be- spc, dy ard nmcahly sstticd " the vndi
cation " French honor lo his object Hut " ultoror
epd ~. TO be attempted quarrel ar,ing out OF orr
csmssncss In th,m,slves trivial may lead TO results
vbirb fearful to contemplate. We await the Issue
with hope, and without fear.