The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

The Popularity Of the New Loan-New Way Of Raising
Aoney-7Ae Greek Issprreaion-7he Carnical al Rome,
dc., dc.
Louis Napoleon watches with catlke caution any in
reference with his measures.
The Gazette de Lyons only took upon itself to observe
that the two hundred and fifty million OF francs about
to DO raised by the national loan would be sufficient
defray the expedition for 'three months" and
ceved warning Immediately.
This loan, rather the Of raising It, is Great
ing immense excitement among the 1t seems
peculiar property Of the Bonapartist dynasty to un-
derstand the French people Largo specuatons and in
yestments find no sympathy where commerce. it is
ders,ood in America is unknown. But in France to be-
come fundholder by insalmentary payments Of zen
francs month, at interest Of five per cent Is
teigble as 1t is captivating And the probability is that
and forcibe argument will be deiuced from the
posits in of the required loan which will be paid
into the national exchequer
At the Realts Centrale the Casse des Consgnatons,
and the Mares Of Paris the clerks are found insufficient
to receive the payments From Havre and the different
departments the same complaint is made.
In my last letter spoke of the somewhat socialstic
nature of the oan and there doubt that the great
capitalists who heretofore have been in the habit Of
managing such matters, not very well satisfied at
departure from the usual precedents They would fan
mocratic siege on capital But, it is argued the
other hand that the government, in awarding certain
advantages TO the subscribers Of national loan is simply
levying equitable tax by which the majority are
slightly mulcted to the benefit of few That this demo-
cratic financial attempt great fact-that it naugu
rates great principle, and that its application is to go
on improving more and more.
The instruction in Epirus has, this week. been the
occasion OF several cabinet councils and is to
demand the greatest care and caution The dilemma is
indeed most provoking one and too clearly ad-
yanageous TO the Emperor Of Russia to permit him to
effort win be made by Western Powers to secure
throughout the Turkish domnons equal privileges to the
Christians, is fact well understood that specific
tracts treaties the subject scarcely needed
and to much about it would be fairly to adopt the
Cars principle and device Of religious war But this
to compel the Allied Powers to step out of the
boundary they have prescribed Themselves even at the
1t has been determined therefore, by the French ca
bine to propose to the English that the moment Eu
ropean officers shall have set foot Eprus the cause of
the instruction shall be recognized with Of course
view to its immediate suppression. In other words,
the Emperor Of Russia win probably say, France and
England begin their alliance with Turkey by counte-
nancirg and encouraging the rebellion of her subjects
But such is the strange diversified gyraion Of human
affairs, and oaly another proof that they will go
in one straight line.
private letter which has just reached me from Rome
dated nth instant speaks in glowing Terms of the wind
ing up of the season Of the carnival.
'How l." it says, adequately describe to you the
charmed life we have lately had in the Eternal City We
hear Of the swans sweet note willie lfes last thread is
breal ing and Rome perhaps in its impending dssou
ton puts forth its most attractive aspect Certainly, 1t
is most enjoyable place; and whether its valedictory
ceremonies apply TO religion politics, liberty
slavery, Roma este erena must ever be the feryent
prayer Of every classic mind.
preaching its gorgeous colors the last the Princess
Doria Fancy palace which Mahomet would have
red with him for the habitaon Of his hour into Para
disc Marble halls, whose golden veins ana crimson
tnts dazzle while columns OF Parian wilderness cool and
refresh, the eye which is attracted toward them sa
looms where the walls absolutely overpower you by the
treasures Of high art they suspend and contain One
treads this rude neither world were left and forgot
ten and that spirits Of the blessed were our kindred
in the salon de dance plays fountain, the jets of
which fall over lamps of curious device Flowers of
quisite and beauty fringe the border of the basin
tants who like fire flies ut st. Domingo, dart hher and
thher their golden sides in wantonness and sport-and
that you know the difference betwxt Italian and Anglo
Saxon beauty. There there English bondes-there
that syph-like form, half cold half sunny eye of
the daughters of America which is daily becoming
the continent their charming and distinctive FEATURE
but in the midst there moved rather swami the TIA
glowing with that tint which Rafaelle emulated and,
the truth cannot be gain sad you felt yourself and
for all in Italy The dance over, the excitement at an
end the colder beauty Of the North seemed again
sert it's prominence.
''There LADY, understood she was an Amer
icanher might be about nneteen-she her hair
in the now unusual mode, in rnglets; she
passingly fair taller than the usual size and eyes of
blue which made one forget heaven Who she was, or
'Of the land Of the free.' The Dukes Of Wellington
and Northumberland markedly attentive to her. and
indeed the Duchess of Wellington herself lovely speci
men Of her sex, constantly and arm with her.
She quilted with the party of Mr. Martin Van Buren,"
At Naples they have had grand bal costume. M. de
Maupas dressed Cogny, and the Minister Of War
as Conde But Count Balzo the husband Of the Queen
n By the habit
room and change 1t.
The Duke Of Alba has returned to Madrid The Cover.
If Ear % do rlo;r
Colonies and subordinate officers areday being degrad
cd account of their codness in the late instruction
AIRY movement. The government pretend to take up
strong position but general report prevails that all
things in Spain look very unstable.
The Russian Manifesto.
THE CARS REVIEW OF LORD JOHN RUsSELL's
sPEECH-sECRET NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN ENG
LAND AND RUssIA-sECRETs OF THE ENGLISH
CABlNET-THE PROPOSED DISBURSEMENT OF
TURKEY.
In the House Of Lords on Monday the 18th ult. the
Earl of Derby sad have question put 70 the noble
earl at the head Of the government Of which thought
my duty to give him notice but which, had not done
so, the noble earl would probably have anticipated,
and to which hope he will have hesitation in giving
me an snswer In most Of the morning papers Of saur
character purportng to be extract from the Journal
de 81 Persbory and protesting to be- in point of fact
as 1t seems to be- the semi official of no less per-
than the Emperor of Russia to statement made by
of the leading members of her Maestys government
in the other house of Parliament. If that article had
merely contained protest against the terms made use
Of by that member Of her Maestys as being
inconsistent with the position which he occupied and de-
rogatory to the dignity of the party to whom they refer
red should certainly not have thought upon
matter which partook more Of personal than public
character to call your ordships attention to it, but
the assertions and allegations contained in this mani
festo or memorandum, whatever It may be called
are Of nature which require explanation at the
hands Of her Majestys government because, unexpain
ed they appear to reflect at all events the political
honor If might not also say the personal honor
Of of the principal members of that government
take the extract from the Times newspaper first because
the document appears to be given there at length
and next because that is paper which professes-and
which, believe, processes truly-to enjoy to very great
extent the confidence Of her Maestys government and
especially that of the noble the head Of the
government Hear, hear, from the Earl of Aberdeen)
"a confidence which hope is not entirely undeseryed
and which certainly must say appears to be reciprocal
ted by the newspaper in question also refer to It, be-
the comments which appear in that paper upon the
subject under discussion hardly of less remarka
bic character than the document ITSELF (Hear, hear)
The Emperor of Russia or the editor of the Journal dc
ST. PeterstourC-who probably would not have put forth
document Of this character without imperial sanction