Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22
DAILY IIRGINIAN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. %. 1854
Adjustment of the soule Affair.


wharf. The New York Courier and Enquirer
asserts that a despatch of similar purport ha.
been received by that paper,and the Washington
papers state that, dispatches to the same effect
have. also, been received by the President. Il
will be seen that Louis Napoleon has seen fit 10
revoke the order not forbidding our Minister a,
the court Of Spain to enter France. which viii
doubtless be final settlement of the tireatnng
affair:
Settlement Of The Souie Trouble Nth France.
LONDON, Noy. 3. ISIS p. NJ
Special Despatch 10 the \. Y. Herald
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq.
Dear Sir Don piatt. Secretary of the United
States Legation at Paris. has just come over
with dispatches for MIR. buchanan in relation Ia
the discourtrsy If the French government to the
American Minister 10 Spain. Loal- Napoleon
on last Sunda~ invited Mr. Mason to private
interview Al the Palace In the conrrc f dis
eussion, Mr. Mason took occasion with great
frmness 10 let his Majesty understand To- the
full the disastrous consequence, Il var with
America, and he bad NJ doubt on h. mind rs 10
the course which the American Minister to Par
is should pursue IN the premises. Tint h.
should al once. without proper pNplana ton, wee
given by the French Court. assume the whole
responsibility II the consequences. aud ak for
his passports. Louis Napoleon seemed n II just
awakened to the bearing Of American men and
things upon European matters. lie rel lied al
mast in the words OF the article in the t'nsti
tutionncl, which you will have seen extensively
republshed in the English journals.
The excitement of the Americans IN Europe III
regard to this affair had run 80 high 10 affect
the Prices of French stocks. A. the general I'M
preston was that Louis Napoleon would not re
cede, the London operators sold arge amount
of French renfsS.
The consequence in PARIS was the fall II
stocks nearly one per cent. A. such atrudeu
cy WIS particularly dangerous at this time, when
the Emperor Is IN want Of money. and the news
from Sebastopol SO gloomy thai The festivities at
Cnmpiegne are n second tinc postponed, be bad
no time for hesitation or dignity. His note II
Mason, breathing still morr dcpr,catorY tom
than the Constitutional, was therefore COMM
nicafcd in substance To tue Paris Bour,e, some
hours before il delivered formally 10 the
Legation, IN order to stop the Alarming decline
of funds. The note rithdrGrS all objections n
Mr.. Sobfe'S FREE passage through France. L0ulS
Napoleon moreoper inritts NJ. Souie 10 proceed
through The Empire on ms rroy 10 Madda
1t Is CERTAIN that tie whole influence of thu
British Ministry has been eNcrted, through Lord
Clarendon, to produce the result that has been
attained. The French government did not
ticipate - decided "A sund rs TINT takcn by Mr..
Mason; 1t thought that he would refer the mat
ter to the government at Washington. which wa,
considered too feeble Ia do uYthjng
1t l. understood Tint George saunders gives II
dinner to Mr.. >nule previous To his departure at
which he vii meet the French republicans Icdru
Rollin, Losi> Blanc. Veto Hugo. and others
On his arrival at Puris, the Americas citizens here
will invite hm 10 n national banquet. Thence
he goes 10 Bayonue. and leaves for Spain in the
United States steamer san .lncintn,
1t Is said that Louis NsIs'leon has been 50 full
ly convinced bs The turn this affair has taken OF
the impoiicy Il attempting t. fut bride on the
wild Yankee nuti,n, TINT hc has resigned himself
to perfectly amjublp behavior, at hast until So
bastopol is really esprisfd.
Tho .nhioiuel c,tAct FROM the Paris CORES
pondcnce Of the National iuttlgrucer. received
presume By tie regular u al7 of the Asia
would seem 10 confirm the hulh II the above state
ment.
II am happy 60 be aaje to ate, upon what
believe TO be good authority there is 10 truth
whatever in the reports which find repeated IN
the Journals that lie unpleasant affair of Mr. Sou
lie, of which J Spoae IA ny letter Of Monday, is
proceeding to- angry 9faoEfm II. On the con
trary, my Information Is Il tho t+i,ict that a most
satisfactory solution {te ia fhe diplomatlc
phrase) Is almost certain. ifVauld not surprise
me II ! were eblr 10 inform yaa ucNt week hat
Mr.. Soul had actually passed through Parjs on.
has indy 10 M0drid. Should til, reerrtahu litilr
Hare NJ he So promptly aud satisfactorily cNfia-
guished. the result, have no d.uht. .hou.I tc
attributed ruther H. lhr ,apciiators hut ism con
duet of our M5ui-ter Mr Mason, ard ia IL, -
teen felt Tor him here in official quarters dian
to any Difference, oftciul ar personal 10 Mr.. Soa-
le."