The New York herald., 1850-06-09
Our London Correspondence,

LospoN May 25 1850.
Tie Recalling Of he Russian and French Ministers Louie
Ksgoison's Hish.s-TA. Three Corspirators .qgaiaaf
HeppbEcanism--7Rs Cows, qf The United sisies--.ir-
rirai qf 6e .4dsnte si,amer- Narira,io, Lsws for
Frones--POi'ev Of n, Unifed sis,ss-Mr Bsipor's
Historical LOr. and Diplomacy Near1ssa - TIE Freneh
R,pslhc, Sc, &c.
Instead Of psusing for a reply from Mr. Agincourt
Dulzer. in reference Prrnch history shall return
to the subject Of Anglo.saxon superiority. Within
few days events have been passing between Paris aud
this capital which may open the account of pTosess
between th- French ard English nations The recall
81 ministers. and Misunderstanding of cabinets may
fually involve the two governments In hostilities
although in reality, the whole affair Il but
q the actors about their parts. NJ. Bona
pafte, the friend Of Nicholas and Of the British
aristoeraey at the same time, had no hand in the
violent resolution Of his cabinet which called Drouyn
De Huys He was at Fontsinbleau looking at the
celebrated table which his uncle ia mel his famous
abiicatiop, and which bears three marks of fury
deeply cut with knife and he was meiitating
q for himself towards the empire. But
a rupture between Francc and England was not
in the programme Of the sutocrat. who
msnds In chief the defpetisms Witch ara on their
m.rch over the democracy Of Europe. Ouch rupture
would be = destruction Of the plan of the campaign
81 Bupapartc disapproved the pr.cnitaacy of his
tional hostility without. 10 secure the passage
Of their electoral Law 10 stalking the great
enterprise of Engiand and Russia against the people
Of the continent, on CONTROVERSY With the
drmocrnts ~ France. THE steps II the cabinet
will he retrac.d. or snacsd. 10 leave no mark
Nicholas. pamerston aud non,parts comprehend that
there b. no hoftiiities bet seen fhem and
The French people th.v g. b. crushed W force
tied hand and foot ty the mnnarrhcal majority ~ the
Assembly, and delivered up dsspotism rhr English
people have long since been tied hard sni foot.
Thirty years Of such conlnrnent since the
battle IT Wateroo-has made them "a harmless ~
children or ilindoos.
Bot after all The wsest schemes 81 racn sometimes
fnil and although " is the intention ~ the parties
90 thet great conspiracy sgsin-t ubrrty and progr-ss
nov lowering Europe. called the Thiefe-m Alii
apre that there shall not ~ anything % .hs kind.
n rupture between England AMI Franc. y possible.
NJ -. 10 becomes the people n The United states
not 10 take sides hastily agsn-t Franee. accord
ing and shuflna politicians. Indeed at such
a crisis, your public should inlerrozaie the past
as wtil the present. French history. Tor
ages should be read again and especially the
story Of her srlcndd victories over England and cf
the expulsion ~ the English before ffom the enuti
utnt The very sxpnision ell come ~ he INST
ftrr necessity and rigid Justice, from the hands of
the United states. upcn the Briti.h possessions
throufhout the New World IN less than ten vears
England will not only have lost all pretence 20
but she will not possess a fo0t of territory w
either America The cabinet at Washingt1n
may frOwr on Canadsfnd Cubs NJ the bidding of Dor
nrir,s learned w the obsoetc code ~ national aw
n dylonetist es Mr. bs wreucr--it nav enter into
tonos With ruaisnd on tte hghest penalties to koep
the peace chile the. rhievcs' Alliance raraxes
Europe and Asi. and secL 90 eds,nce their Cbin-ss
vri aicrg the very coasts ~ ths Unitei State.
Hsdfax TO Bermuda and Cuba aud 81 Jussi aud VI.