The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14
Our London Correspondence

Tooofs Hisstoa-7he Scandiadrton IosaS--Peaoe Rg
moqs--7ie Ddnvttan paiaies--- Koss,sh 1Se
4nssrion Concorda,-f frussian Rselaaoas--1 ne A~s-
y7cua S3t,ddras--7ae lSsad -Graeoe--EinJ of
/ Sotdsnid.
The from Amerio., especially the sroles in the
NKw YORK HAID relative the between
! Erglspd and the United States have been conmentsd
' upon largely by nearly all the Londoa toarnsls.
The minor vacancies in Paimersons Cabinet have
been flied up in the persons Of Lord Stanley Of Adsy
(not ths Stanley who refused the Coones,) who has
been appointed member of the Cabinet retaining his
Office IA President Of the B,ari Of Trade. The Duke
Argyle succeeds Lord Canning Poatuaster GensrzI
the Privy Seal goes TO Lord Harrowby who the
Vice chsnceliorhp the Duchy OF Lancaster gven viii.
seat in the Cabinet, to Mr.. Baines late President
oil the Poor Law Board The appointment Of Mr. Bsines
who ia essentially repres enttive of middle classes
has been favorably received. The report Of Layards
succeeding Frederick Peel at the War Oioel Il un.
| founded.
We still In the dark AZ regards General
mission to Stockholm and Copenhagen. The Morning
fo IN very prominent manner las 1t usually assert
communications from the French embassy denies the
assertion OF the Paris correspondent of the Tes that
treaty has been signed The latter In his turn refutes
the Post and all the papers contadcting each other
on the subject As only baf of Canroberts mission IL
accomplished and Sweden Is bound by treaty not to act
without Denmark must wait till Canr obert leaves
Copenhagen before any official mont IL made.
Meantime no one can believe that Canro ,srts mission
was simply Of courtesy Something hsr bee. dome
what has yet TO transpire.
The visit Of the General has elected expression of
popular feeling, both in Sweden aud Denmark which
unmataksabe; and should the scandinavian States Join
the Western Powers, Alexander IL may tremble for st
Petersburg. Fancy swedo. Danish army In Finland.
RuInors Of propositions of peace by Prussia aud BY
Austria again current, but attach little import
ance to them The position of Austria Is bee ,ning
very awkward Her conduct in the Danubian Princi-
psiities Is anything but satisfactory In addition
to the of Col Durr, Fenchman has been insul,ed
and struck by an Austrian officer I are to Judge
by semi-ofeial article In the Gioar tho English 20.
yernnt In inclined to shirk bold measures regards
Col Durr II says that he not entitled wear the
British uniform and that the matter will be satisacto
riy explained fossuth who writes article weekly
IN the Aods detbtes column bitter upon the
English government, accusing il Of cowardce aud sub
seryiency to Austria
There Is lively correspondence going between tho
two governments the subject. There doubt
thai Waachia il Turkish ground and Kossuth observes
that Austria might just well lay claim to the right of
arrespg Omer Pasha biuise that the footncu tho
Austrian embassy should have the right 70 any
Hungarian or Italian refugee passing the Austrian
| embassy in Chardos street.
The settlement Of the question regarding the Danuba
rincpaities may be accelerated by these events
Austrian ally Is not exactly regarded friend by
| Turkey.
The Austrian Concordat by which the young Emperor
Of Austria lays his crown aud his people at the feet Of the
Pope has caused great dissatisfaction in Germany The
position of the Austrian Emperor thus not unlu ppy
/ exprc-scd:--
History is full Of instances where ipg under the iron
contio of an irresistible necessity have male the most
shameful to their subect but never we ap
nrebend, so tame and base submission to slight and
shatowy cOmpulson. Who has read without indgna
on the recreant language which great poet puts into
| the mouth of dethronea kngi-
| With mine own bands give away my crown,
With mine own tongue deny my sacred state,
With mine own breath release all duteous oalhs;
All ponp and majesty do forswear;
Ny acts, decrees and statutes deny.
| God pardon all oaths that broke to
God keep all VOWS unbroke that made I, thee
Yet these words put into ae mouth OF King dethroned
and imprisoned are stklngly applicable the position
OF prince who boasts thai he bring into tn, field
COO 600 mon and pire 10 hold the balance between the
Powers whose conflict shakes the Eastern and the West
/ ern world.
Irussia will try and turn II 10 her account, and endc
to regain little influence by it; but, alas two
wants have stolen and sold elegrsphic Dispatches
| eypher from 81. Petersburg Berlin showing great
deal than Prussias monarch liked This affair
plestes OF the ministers and being hushe up
Berlin. 1t s er, sad that Austria mas been Gaciu
tating the import ofsuphur into Russia and that prus
sa has boon making large purchases Of Russian
| account.
il il impossible say what will or viii not occur next
spring. league between Russia Austria and Prus4a,
against The Western Alliance would not astonisb some
and then, indeed, Mettornich might eNclaini Apre
! NH e dslt,ge ~
From the crinea there il positively nothing new The
! deets have gone into winter quarters. Poor Aimral
Brras died his way hor,e, FROM attack cholera
4 Lyons has been made Admiral of the Blue.
The American squadron has arrived at Constsntnope
| frosn The fraeus.
Tho conferences at Copenhagen relative {, the sound
| dues have been djouInec.
| The blockade tho White ses b. the allied sqadron
| has been raised
King otho OF Greece has got alarmed the reports
circulating respecting hb Russian ynpsshlos, and at tho
equeet Of the Greek Charge at Paris the Mnlesr has
inserted The following which refers statement that
The King and Queen went to hear Russian ~ Dso:--
The yif Of their Hellenic estlos TO the church Of
-. Nicccno haa simply artistic object in view. The
memoers OF tho Russian legation we're nss In uniform. NJ
ersiani there alone, and not Ia uniform The al
and two clerks who live in house contiguous 70
the church, went there when they tbs court arrive
No fs Ds7ru chanod the candle. were not ut
prayers service parorme- Moreover, II must
e observed that the Queen who returning with the
King from their usual ride, in riding habit which
contributes It'll more 10 give 4uio private character
| y tnis vtsit.
The King Of Sardinia /. the hoa u the day re loft
ass last night The royal yacht haa been sent 70 meet
him vith a squadron cf honor. Balls and rviews
gyen his honor AZ asis. The rcpor. u again current
that alliance 1. the taps between his Sandman
| Majesty and the Princess Mary d Cambridge.
On Wednesday the King paid visit 70 tie Iiot" les
lnval,ies where touching episode oocurreis-
An oA sardlnisn soldier VINO hal deasrted from the
- his county and catered the Foreign Legion
| having bson sessrey wonnds1 aid hal ampul.-
ted had been admitted into the Hotel dea lnyAidea
beholding his legitimate tile
land rushed a. his heart, and he threw himself the
feet of the King, asking his pardon, which mmt late
y and gracoasy grlntol - him. Ths poor soldier ma
therefore return 70 tho bosom u Lis family, he
longer wishes take advantage of bs noptaiy which he
| has found IN his adopted country.
AT the moment write eager crowds awaiting the
kings arr'.Al In the Afternoon hi Majesty arrived IN
London. lie landed At Dover al I've minutes before eight
O'Clock tbs rning from ths Vivid which left Calais A.
ayc ociock lie received by the naval aud military
authorities Of the part, NJ Marquis dt1evio The Sara