The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

TO obtain the assistance Of the forces Of Germany
our allies or aoxliaries In his war; but We cAnno
expec. the subjects oftne German States 10 plinge
into war from which their governments stand
aoof, nor can We suppose that while til ;ss govern
mentS assert their neutrality and hold back from
the tor test they will can allow any oonaidetahe
part Of their subjects to take up arnls and join the
standard OF foreign nation 10, cause they have
not yet embraced. When the time arrves-ss we
trust IL will arrive when the greatest power In
Germany Is engaged with France aud Eaglasd in
taking "ehecsual means" 20 accomplish the OBJECTS
OF the triple sllisce and when the rest of rm any
Is more directly pledged TO the prosecution Of tho
war, J. mstteis little in whose pay or under what
cockade the German troops may fight they wonid
be serving TIE common cause-snd they cease to be
mercenArles oy oeco ning allies. II the MEASURE
presented TO Parliament for the enlistment OF To-
Ieigners conenpa.es and anticipates that result, or
1t tho government are in possession OF means 20
give ensct 10 y w any political comoiI alton with
the German States, many Of the objections urged
against u fail 70 the ground, and We should wecone
20 our side me legitimate auxlaries o! Great Br,-
tain; but without sone such prospect the measure
appears TO MS not only Objectionable, but i'm practi
cable, because 1t l. NJ variance with the existing
laws OF most Of The continental States, and because
IL would place our foreign recruits in position
which no Lan ofhi8h military honor would choose
20 accept wthou. tie sanction Of his sovereign.
Napoleon Liberaiizing the French Govern
lParis dec ~ Correspondence OF London News.l
have today heard very curious story most
interesting u tfue-Sad u story which, although IL
can hardly have been made public without breach
OF confidence and tn aref9re must DO received Tith
certain amour CT InistIust. find confrined in 80
many quarters tina, cannot resist the belief tha.
there must be some truth n II. am informed that
an extraordlnary council was conv0ked By the EN-
Teror on Friday last consider tie question whether
J. might rot be expetient, under existing circum.
stances, to revive tue constitution with view to in
crease tho popularity Of the govern ment by calling
upon the nation to e. Ike more active part In public
affairs. AL this council al tho ministers were pre-
sent except NJ Bineau who is i'll. there were also
present NM Troplong and Mesna-d, the Pre- sideut
Emo wee President Of the Senate, NJ Blro he
and Rouhsr, President and yice President Of the
Council Of State, NJ. de Morny, President Of tae
Corps Legislatf, and M. Piesri, the Project OF Po
lice. The Emperor opened the proceedings in
taIae speech, which seemed TO have been learned
10y heart. He SAIL ia substance that the gravity of
the titnat,1n Induced him to ask their frank opn-
lots. lie believed peace to he probable, nj n Js.
certain, but II was rertheless necessary TO make
material and moral preparations fer war. HIS de.
Sired 70 20 advised whether, in care toe war
should 20 on, = would be desirable to introduce
s0inf moddci atoms int) the constitution OF the
empire favorable to the liberty Of the tribute and
The liberty OF The press He wished also that
ito Council would consider the same question on
the suppost.on Of pea,e being concluded. NJ
Troplopg forcbly, sna allpost violently ar
Fued that no Charge should DO made. H. maia
tanned that the safety of the g)vor np,ent and
Of society depended upon tho maintenance of
the dictatcrial system iuauguratd il Deceinbar
1851. b. Billsult took tho load OF che ctaer sid.
On he suggestion Of member of the council !. was
decided BY Ths Emperor that the two questions lie
I'D put shonld 70 cjnsidereltogsther, sinoe &c be
Ieyed, on election r. At tho internal regime which
might lie eoodir time Of war wonli be equally de.
sifsbie 10 time OF peace. OF division the u1c
received, ny q majority NJ agaias. s, TIA. sDlns
alterations wre desirable; tina. there was sonelb,og
to be deoe. Tho members gho voted In the niuorty
were MI. TroploDg, FJuld, MasYGfd, Moray aud
Me&ue. The Emperor II IL said listened patiently,
as bis wont IL, 81 All the observations ih1t were
IgtN ~ cd Ell a.EN. a.
rcutcTs q tie council for thei, advice, With ju.
Giving any iE"Sstlon % his own opal9n. You Will
IcmtnUer that when Lor, Pain4rst9n was IN pari,
. ruia0T ggs current tat he bed suggested 10 the
EUp1l,T The sj disability 81 considering lhu question
10" sa4o - lave been NO ,tej al tle council.
The Banlsin. Accommodation and Bu,ion of
England.
tr'rom tho LONDON News, Dec. ls.l
The present war seems desAo5d TO correct great
number 81 o'hsy hastliytocmDi Upinioas, ~ vet a.
~ opilion dat tie English nai become 10 ne long
psat unWailBe, Unpn tIiotic, aud thoroughly goid
seeking ant aelhsh. From foImCs ex,mDlcs it vas
ooEcEced thht var TonlG cause RIt deaaua tor
money, ana fse "a tho ret0 Of interest IhIs T. aot
now ne oa,a. In tie month o. Mey, when moro
than nnn foreign loan u- Gag toyps, the Back Of
Euglsn0 raised the min, rup rate Of dis-oun, u 50
per can't 4 having been per cent from epteinbsr
Il J, hnd tue cid opinioc was much ntrclg thened.
In august, Eouev6r, tao rat. WIS again lOHe!pd 10
fet cent, ard though, since then. orr expsB3isue
abroad has prohAbg increased, thorc have no. been
~ present., bullion IL iGo'eas'ug Ia the BlJk II
FuE,aDd 10 YES IL 900 0OJi ia me second week OF
Oc'ob-; by oa letcst Ieturn Il ia Il 900 00ot al
IL Rccamu ,tlHg week after week II In s0n 0dH
ltss IuF ,ta1 al TIE beginning OF the year, Du Il 10
Eiso 800 00@ more tba1 "a May, and the ufobr
pty n t1hi lf Will co1tinnc 20 Increase. The ~.
Icy ualtCJ TOO, though ton 20 lry suioga1t last
ptck Cgithy IRON demaadt w toe stock OK huge,
tens. Eebttnly 10 cass, AMI, lnEtsa5 Of the war
causing ~ increasing ceInsnd for money, the T.
m-od u dupipi2hiDg.
i my 10 said, indeed, that msny OF Tor c.ases
ar coma,tinC ~ NJ Ike q very en- y money market,
suCh 30 tie importation OF gold, he lslxe harvest,
sc but thO.e who mike DC ststa nsn, hdmit Va
mIEHg Il, that the money market is at le ut power
folly 1etsd bJ othe- causes tasn tie war. This i
The uoQey market, ~ VIC haze continually 81
fer;eA iass effected by wars anI usiio.s oxpen.
Gitus rni tie deiBGuds Of governments tuan ~ the
waa.. ard c)rdidon OF trade. Thus, throughout
to GUNNER ard autumn OF 1853 and tho g'Cster
pert Of HE present year, trace extremely brsk,
Ifoa' us .arRe, tbs nope Of p.0lit was still larger
]bor me tslty, ne demand flr money was gsty
~ o. and lie rae hic0. BHla there gRs bteitl.
tig q Tsr tie rate haG Jeeg rA.sad from : 50 .
Eve gr cont A. pICsg4t ts34t y loss hIlfk; boip
our oXglt. unf i'm .Cria havc faUsr oil la tie two
~ mg.tss compsI n, ~ ssTs peti a lat year;
tatre I. IFtqnc " l5ss dam,ai Tor money, the
rbir = ai5 oun rules To- Cr .ld tYGfs Is "A cvp.e
'1ti n t1At = viii ~ tore, stin.
A. tI.# cus toe bu. IL trade - Ger whore car
t'cG "a ~ ciedi'. The mercbaa,s sh, arc con
aIElIVey smal elaH, ara never the actual . gucrs
81 ~. Il % property they DO tho uelas Gf e8caeCg
ing. Fcfs VI y u Owned Dy tie growt's or psu.
du trs, pf1 Of u ID u realty Owned by the govern
tac'i vi $50 taxes 80 destined 70 pay; pat o.
u ~ - sd By intcndel consumers, wa Dtd5r y,
lru a4mo cxtgnt advance itl p.ire before ~
ltcHiot ~ AND raf. n " owned by sc,sc shy o.
uctJ ~ - niCicianA ths mo.CI Tor con.
iIt4ag their busiocps. n the tle chants lTGcd ll
To no erts tLcy exec iBgsd, tAey would bs tao
m9ster. ~ Az o}1cf msu inst ~ The larmsgs golI
b. or masAIs Wt.s I =. The r.ai oThc,s ot All
The tea. they produce part ~ tJlt belongs 20
III IAN owner, psft 10 tho 1.-THE nsneT, part
q the E1'efumert, and a pert 70 the adesm q, o.
Hauuiso.otcr or merchant, who tfg.tg ibe tarn3r
80 S,sbstlmas. So the iarnCl, when lie produce IL
hsrvestsd Is obliged TO sell H. ard The nerc5s1g 20
coIpl.te his uatsLctlas 10 always Obliged % Dor
La tAct -, b. ul1a