The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-07
ARRIVAL OF The NIAGARAS MAILS.
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The R0sst Produced By the Prcsldsns's
Message, In EnglsaA.
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ik German Question Enters New Stadium.
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THE DRESDEN CONFERENCES
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The Religious txskenent In Englasd.
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Dinner to the American Ambassador
ut Liverpool,
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THE DRESDEN CONFERENCES.
Our London Correspondence.

ship arrived Lv.rpe o Tuesday last, and tele
graphic summary Of the message appeared In tho Lon
don evening papers OF that day.
The Times, after mskinga comparison between the
personal Of Mr. Fillmore and Of Louis Napoleon
draws parallel between the message OF tho latter and
that Of the President OF the United States Ii regards
the tone Of the message mild pacific, and consttu-
tonal, well suited to the position so suddenly, Is IL
psctedly thrust upon the President. 1t de-
olsres Mr. FIN orss views Of finance as mildly but
Secdsdy protec.ionist, but 10 of opinion that the
tariff will undergo no alteration.
soss q the question, fsys the Times. that a territory
hLs ths unsd states. with Thousands miles of aad
iIports eaa.ins nearly lOto 900 Of
New every other city The Union was Hooded
,h S,.s goods as very price q hlea proved that they
..ms,ed aIsw alass # psror articles q
ns gnaase.ee Tor DC chef %
has stated and commended the fais doctrine pro-
The Morning Chronie.e speaks strongly on this
subject. Alter praising the courteous tone Of the
ns'sAss towards ether states It ADDS - s.n,.
eoppeps pr,etsa in The matter y "a pae,e aasiss.
sv,s.iion. products ~ proas-
~. saisa isas.ss da.srS ~ isisis ioreisn eonps,
ss; y ms. i. y W. 's,us Il hi As,m.,s WITH .ss
.E , De cage and sober rs'onsr q SON: Other para
.aisisiss 'H'' ''''~ 'A'''' '''''h' 'A''' 40
In 1T. city article, tn. same journal says
dent, .s.sa.s when aavs S.srns ,as ooumseial
ss M h. more s s , y VA, r., %'Aps 70
vac ,tTs. isasnS,sD.' The treaty sh crsa.
HsnostioS n. MODE 'nd ss,eatof % DO raised
lat viii have imm.diats sGses uPsa N. com
states IL is recommsndss Nat datiss should b. 90
levied - 70 bsa.nt insiasntaliy asms'tie isdastry
y ihosie not Be s,ofsan Dot moderate should be
Tolerated ihey should Be sonPatsd on az home instead q
uch Ike aaheson some the pretsnsons put Tor.
waa y ne tsrn psr y The Iaitsd stst. u te Lass
% 2, IIest sTaG sp.gs,as more a@Sda,o
mashhs a. ihsrisas VIZ shs Prod .s. - Pean ,y.Anis
WITH lie nannf.essng atsrsst 81 n Epgi.nd aad vas
for ear. 80 shspggs Of ~. .ssia parry Anoas A col
Ii tberetor'. not iapeoate taat strong sIort will be
s Is 'Siss D Sasi
go a. a. ~ rs y. a Prgtee-
a . ssasS IL. slssap a.G sss .o s "a. sassd
, 1s IL WEI I'D , y co. p,'.d "a q ~ M
called The hEraulufA states Ino result o. the
~his suprosss . the adain,raIos. and
psrt1 have ,eaefAly t4sesaed pr The SOUTH
tines. a.. !. !. s.rs shaI Rraa,s .sa. tasy IN oai.e
burdens TIE bsuent 81 th- Norhun
i 4 S.s " Goa. hS.a .S' aaa eas asss
too closely BY her representative IN the United
The Daiiv Neps says the message "a temperate In
Language, perrpeusu, In conception and arrange
msnt bat IKE the Ifass and Morning ChronioLe cen
sures any ate npt at "a protective policy
MIR FILLMORE, h says IL Of opinion that the federal
that these du-. should be AZ FAR a. possible speeiao
I'd raiofsp unavoidable being estimated
the home instead Of this fosegn valuation aud that
these rates should 10 90 levied 10 benefit iscdes
foreign rompstnion In short Mr. Fillmore psrrists
IN the inslou- policy BY rhieh n. party seek to 70.
cur TO system ~ protective duties
The STANDARD, IN. evening organ Of tho protection
The ms,rsgs II the American Pr..idsnt y Il say.
lis most ably written aud sxo@sntly arranged docu
msnt IT H. indeed in all respscts ths best message TO
consrss, that -s rsmembsr 20 have seen"
l~ ma 10. all ia mi nj
organ, by writing nendsscript 'ort Of an article
ao,c, erero, that may BE- '.ssn any how
ON ID. whole, the effect produsad By the Presidents
message 4. q favorable one.
The German question has entered a stadium.
Th.t~o great powers Aurttta and Pru.sA-not daring
to tight Il cut between them, have FROM snsmiss be
come sworn frisnds-in outsstd -ho-, At isa,t-and
the nssr rtAtes that VIII . tha-~sp German
unity, leading them 90 III. 'm.ll.r states svines
alarm already 81 the olmaiE stpustions which we're
agr.sd upon bst-ssn Prince seh~afzenb-rg and Baron
nantsunsi, ~hbout their being co1,utsd even, the
subject The Omutz stpvl.tiors lsd 70 the announce
snt Of FREE t. b. held At Dresden After
.ons delay regard. the day TOR asssmbiins at the
saxsn capital o-irg 10 the Christmas holidays. the
23i instAnt has been finally nx@d upon. aud loint
circular has been issued BY Aastfis aud Prussia to
the different sovsrnmsnts o. GERMANY TO s-nd their
representatives. to Dresden This circular smsoiie.
IN. bssis upon -hch ths conferences TO We held
It's very important document, ~ T. the rsunda-
ton LAID By the Prus.Ah AMI Au.trian ministers
upos which they purgo." 20 .Fset a new building
%P q os,@ss IS r. s ,.in :. ~ g,'t 81
that noble sperimsn ~ V"lbic architecture the Ca
f.1sds mi. tsytls Of npify ror.ysr i 10 hay. 40
49,, p,,..i.a $1,000, s.,en .,lamn. u,v.rian
-, u.no,s,1.n go. M urt.fls, 20 wtnd0v. and b.
mo,,avsr asofp.d -itb .oms tbir,y.x different
80. 800. J., r,,t.d.,,ta .,-tlr.rtgrs TO- snnb
an isesngrgog. ml1tgre esn attain unity Il problem
too dlneult frr 40 70 solve Alexander Of Marsdsn
go. .b1,,., .e,s wttn The GordI.n spo, ana hia
s..s,,t.' - A vatls,, b.. uitlyntslv .doot.i
Th. al. ~ g,tm.ny 4. Then 20 d~p.nd upon the
,.s....... - n,s.g.a ~. ctrsni.s holds out fatr
...l... - E - 80 ,ou, f.tb In ofinc~. Ii IL
p.s.s.,s,g 80 g,1,e. srbwarx~uI,.rg ssi baron
N..,.rt III ,.,.o,affy .ttsn1 mi. ronyr.ss "a ron
a. ss,ss ~, a.,,a Nlr f.f.y ~ gorslvn Affair. viii
-, 4, s.,rny p.reu aunehhau..p pr..ltsut Of the
rt..m...t.. 1890, .ft ,.pF..nnt tfaaDV.r Earo,
. 80 sa -. ,,t.,.,.r s.r.,,.i caan,
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