The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
Letter from Geo N. Sanders.

Letter from Geo N. Sanders.
LONDON Dec, 80 1858.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT ESQ.,,
Editor of New York Herald
We have had frequent rumors in the past six weeks
and than positive announcement Of the fact
that the allied fleets had entered the Black Sea- and now
have from the highest sources that positive orders
from London and Paris went out on the 2ls for the COM
bnsd squadron to enter the Black Ssa and light the Rus
SLAMS wherever they found them. This statement is
thrown out from high quarters and bslieve for the
purpose only Of temporarily satisfying the warks feeling
raging througho England and France. Louis Ma
polson not ready and England vii! not consent to
tive hostiities until few months shall be wasted
In ab urd endesvors to "pstoh peace In compliAncs
with the propositions OF the Four Powers.
To grat, England, Turkey has consentsd to sand So
ambassador the representatives OF the Four Pow
ers Bat Nicholas will not commit himself an sure, by
sending Amba bat WILL BY the aid OF his faithful
allies Austria Prussia, continue to humbus England
. few months longer There ia not Sovereign
Court Europe with the single exception OF French
but IL thoroughly Russian whilst the people, without
exception anti Russian The result Of 1t all must be
a general European war, which cannot be postponed be-
yond early spring, IL long. Nicholas answer to the
last note OF the Four Powers may be OF such charac
ter to force England and France to declare war ut
For the present. you must look to AsiA-the Cir
cassianf Gsorgans. Ashans Tartars snd Persans for
accounts OF exciting battles.
Nemit Pasna the special financial Ambassador from
the Porte, with . numerous suite, is here He has
not as yet been able to raise dollar The Partisan
and London bankers wanted only hint from their re-
spective governments to take tas lire loan, But it
does not suit the policy Of these governments to make
the Porte Independent at this uncure He might be
difficult to manage in the sitter OF the propo
stons Of the Four Powers. Whenever England orders
her into the Black Sea to fight the Russian where
they find theR the Turkish ambassador will not be
in London asking for = few million dollars 1t
discount without offers. For the cheapest possible
way for England 6ght Russia whenever she makes mp
her mind to do is to endorse the Turkish bonds to the
full expense Of the The Porte is out Of debt. and
his be made to pay interest on over one
hundred million sterling.
Louis Napoleon is preparing for the grandest
scale 1t is known that he will have by early spring. an
invading army Of hundred thousand m en- fully
equipped. The active part taken by all the Northern
courts especially that OF Austria and Russs in bringing
about the Bourbon fusion has deeply excited Louis Ma
poeon. He In the Of Nicholas the re-estA
bishment Of tho Bourbons In Francs. Henee. notwth
standing his pretent apparent friendly relations,
rather pleasant eoquettry with Austria he wi in few
months strike for the Italian States anc attempt hold
them the cost of Austrian alliance with Russia and the
Orleansts and Legitmists.
Louis Napoleon having made up his mind to 6sht will
nater the other powers BY canvAng their propositions
for adjustment, until he have in all the
material for aggressive
Finally farmers should plenty OF spring wheat
and plant any quantity Of Indian The BAlh; and
Black seas win certainly be closed for 1T sas. twelve
month. England and Western and s>uthern continental
Eu,o win have look the United States alone for
supply Of bresdstus hitherto obtained from those seas
Very respectfully, GEo. N. SANDERS.
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MApsrp Dec, az, 1858
THO Encounters Sprirgins from tie Same Cause-0pe BE-
tceen Neile Sotle and ne DUKE Of Abs, and IL oher
tst,rse Mr.. Souie The United STATES Aniaer, and the Mar
qis de Tpr9o tie French Ambassador al IL. Co.r. Of Ma.
drid
On the evening of the 18th November ball was being
given at the French embassy, on the occasion Of the
Saints cay Of the Empress Eugsnia To this ball tbs
American Minister had been In rited and he attended 1t
with his family. Mrs. soulc in full dress hsr COS
tune being OF bus velvet ornameKtsd with lace OF gold
chasts its FORM ye. in accordance with the stctest
rules OF etiquette.
In the course of the ball Mra soulc happening to walk
through one OF the saloons and 10 pass s short dis
tance from the Duke OF Alba the latter pointed to her
and said TO some Of his friends then him, There
goes Marguerite Of Burgundy" The remark vas hoard
By young soue who cast the Duke significant look
conveying his determination to have II accounted for.
Young soult had lady on his arm, and did not know
who the individual was wh, had thus spoken Of his
mother He inquired from those around him who the
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