Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-12
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lister FROM fioLLaNp-NorE OF THE BRirisn
! MINisTER-pRISct NaroLEos's DIsAPPoiNr=
Mrxr-GIsERAL CASnoB Rr's Mission rEob-
ABLY A FAILURE MATRIMONIAL 1NrRGuEs
! --THE CRrMEA. &c
We make the following interesting extracts
| from the Paris Correspondence of the New lolk
Post dated Noy. 2.d.
You are already nrpfised Of the great event
which sgnalized the lat week-ihe speech a The
| Emperor of the French at fhr ceremony at the
| distribution If prizes. Certainly one would not
! accuse this discourse # being deficient IA clear
ness; hut II s-e may put any trust ~ ihe eircuin-
stances which have followed its delivery. II does
not by any means say what n pretends 10 shy.
/ We have locked into il. and been unablr 10 de-
tect ANYTHING more than notification t. Europe
/ TINT she must pronounce herself ipr az against
! the Western powrrs in the war winch they have
| undertaken. BIT such isbv 40 means the ease
! II would seem that tie EmfernS wished to
announce intentions the most pacific, N We are
to believe NJ Wnlews.i. who Immediately after
the delivery nf the speech went UP to the gallery,
occupied Nv the diplomatic corps. in order Ia
ico It's effect and whs was very much surprised
to learn that lis tone WAS deemed warhkc. The
Minister of Holland in particular, made some
observations 10 him upon the Inconvenience OF
provoking in so authoritative aiaanuer. states to
depart from n neutrality. which nearly all have
adopted. settled policy. aud which others
deem il y dgfy To preserve. On the other band.
there are rumors of n note from The British Min
is,er of foreign affairs. in which DE besinws
high eulogium upon the frmness and energy of
the speech, adding that II lsos thu nat Ike peo-
pie rett 10 be fonsed.
However, the government has endeaRafed by
all possible means and by all the organs at its
di-posalif alsy the irritating effect Of The speech.
il has proclaimed the moderation of It's intentions
and has even favored the dissemination Of rnmors
of peace with much ardar, that the fruits
already di-eerahle in the favorable reaction NO
,ceahe at the Bourse.
The result Of the mission of General conrnb
reit to Sicrkholg appears to have given much
satisfaction here, but if | am rightly informed,
Sweden will not he so ready people imagine To
abandon her neutrality Without being able
completely Ia fithonl the secret of This pegoiia-
tinn, | d. not believe that tho seiourn thai Cen
"ral tsnrobet NaS enabled subsequently, 70
make al Copenhagen wiz Of such nstnsp as 10
prove that he had sgcceedrd il would seem to
show, on th" contrary thai the two states lointiy
resist the proposition. and that esoh j, unwilling
To reluqush lis rights unless sustained by the
other
II is nnlcniablf that General Ganrobeit left the
Cour d S,nekhohh for Copenhagen. where he
encountered the same difficulty IN porsnading
ihe government Ia renanncp il, neutrality Its
scarcely necessary Ia >uyihati eouchr Tor Moth
inG but throughout NOTICE thn.tha sympathy and
enthusiasm with which General Canrohrr has
been reeeivedd DO not prove tie success ofhi- ms
rion for this honnge ha> been paid TO lii excel
dent character, IL The gr,nine.s ri the state
which he represents, and to tie yuor If the
troops which he has cominAudcd
No great reliance As Pnoed IN the report et the
marriage of Prince Napoleon 10 Belgium m
swedish Princess. They now speak e a possible
nnpn wiill the sister # the Duke of Cambridge,
bat II Is scarcely CREDIBLE, f We hre to believe
the remark made by b., father, Prince Jerome,
winch has been Illus reported, since last wrote
YOU: My sol .hal mtny noue but the dhugh
ter or sister Of King IL L., moreover report
Cd that Prince NAPOLEON j. very much chagrIncd
because be WIS not mentioned IN the Emprror's
speech If the 10th OF No,ombcr
Here IL n pieac" ot news which has made
great sensation III Berlin. Letters an1 papers
< ing +" prove correspondence. between two
political Iradets, Messls do Gatla,h and Niehuhr
ct the party ot the Cio,- I'm thp Ru ,>an interr>n
and ST. Prtcrshurgh, hive been copied by the
treaohery ct two servant. aud the copies have
been delivered IL thrd parties " hn appear be-
y"nd doubt Ia h." in The service Of tide English
Ainba ,,adur. This Is diversion III favor of tho
Western alliance. The servant have been placed
ON iria'' and the affair causes great,candal !
viii keep ynu Informed of tn, facts. Traces
If the irritation which these revelations have
aroused aguinsi RH~ siu on the part of thu French
government are very pererptib'e in the sprcch
OF Nogernhrr 10Th she rather hasty langau "a
ct which there see"s some auXi,iy to deprive of
Il Specification tua general
Matters Ia the Crimea remain ia the samr ro-
~lton as ct cur lat adyecs. eight DAYS ago
Inc allied armies are preparing Ia ~ into winter
quarters without any aitenp, 10 make further
conquerts or to attack the strongly fortified posi-
tInn ct the Rassims. The vi sits of the Emperor
ct kussa te the different points where hi. armias
IN the Crmca are stationed. prove beyond doubt
That Prince GortchakoH DIES not entertain the
design n>er'b d to him If eyScaatng the penu-
Su!a. The next spring will find things unchan-
grd~ although it i, rumored tLetytAe nllies will
strike some very decided blow against Crans,adt
and St. Petersburg.
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