The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-10

weahpess, which could only tend To Increase the hsug
men Of justice and Of truth In those words there Il
expressed the important incipe that affairs of Euro
peae n oD e: right 70 free and n A.
French, decides declaring Who 4 In the right aud who
IL m Inc wrong WI De great step owsrds the sution
audes to European Cong TO which the quesu ms
be solved should be submitted in unequivoca uaune
What has been hitherto wanting lar we have been
able to follow the negotiations simply that the ques
lions should be clearly laid down. 1t Is this indstinct
which in The end rendered the several nations in
feren and the Of many esbinsts remaining
alco The relations Of Russia with the East and WITH
al wound
vdsd interests and what Is opposed to them
were clearly made known.
The conclusion Of the speech delivered by the Emperor
Napoleon closing the Exhibition indicates with preci
fn the degree Of human development In s the civilized
world since the ncement Of tho recent century,
compared with what existed before. Let forge
without keniDg our manufactures stopping
iooms" These are not empty w rds, but proposition
which responds to the reality OF facts We have arrived
ded with thing necessary for them against power
full enemy; may carry on dcuit and prolonged war,
without BY doing weakening national prosperity in
juripg arts sciences, commerce and manufacturer.
Formerly affected all theee Of country
q the case at present in Russia Business put
rmy agriculture succumbed beneath he weight Of the
burdens imposed on It by the Now 1t is quite
sioe thspks the division Of labor for State to send
100, COO men against tie enemy and maintain them
perfect war fuoipg for years. and at the time
tnue to cultivate the arts sciences and industry The
the form of general calamity, in the middle ages but
Of increase Of national debt now II has been sscer
sained how While forging arms for war; not to slacken
IveDna (Nov 2D Correspondence Of London Tnesl
10 al outward APPEARANCE the diplomatic world Is
may assured that the prelim ary steps towards the
ea xatoD Of the first and fourth guarantee points
about to be taken The nrst point relates to Moliav
and Son tho a.
Of the Christian population Of Turkey. II is still
tain when Baron Prokesch will leave Vienna, but l. is
well known that as soon a. he reaches Constannope
the conferences relative to the reorganization of Moda
via and Wsiacha will begin The majority OF the Con-
wrs nau anse are sreduea.
Itouvenel but reliable information has been given
that such is not the case.
The concord at meets With mercy at the hands OF
The German journalists who view il in exactly the
light IL regarded by 1t least thirds of the
lstion OF this empire The organs the ce i lrty in
Germany ut great pains show that the close union
between the chu ch Of Rome and the sword Of Austria
death blow to the Vaccinations othe revolutionary fac
on IN Italy but my conservatives predict that
later the cencordat win lead to the downfall OF the Aus
TITAN empire. The effect produced the people by the
the heads Of the chu Oh have directed their subornates
to act with extreme cicumspection and gradually TO
AT last the Wis nnese have to the conclusion that
there Is little OF no chance Of peace being concluded this
winter, and the consequence is that everything is
tIemeiy Hat on Change Hardly any business Is
done es The great firms intend to speculate largely in
the shares OF The C.ecit Meter which, they aatter
themselves will within six months be at 80 or 40 per
cent premium This, however, not my opinion tho
company find no fnaDcers who capable Of con-
Quoting such an immense este bishuent There q to ba
exhibition here in 1852 but Only for Austria the Ger
Xoverein States, and the Italian States which have
ehe customs tariff Austria The British officers
lanube to Bulgaria 800 Of the horses Of superior
quality, and bought for the artillery Of the Anglo
Turkish contingent E
Prussia.
GENERAL CANRoBERT's DIPLOMACY IN SWEDEN
NEW LOAN At BERLIN-THE RUSSIAN HAIR
vEsT-EEGLIsH ExPORTs-ARMy SERVICE.
Berlin (Nov 22) Correspondence Of London Nmes.]
It Is believed that General Canrobert, after leaving
Stockholm where however he Is to stay somewhat oog
er than was ut first intended will pay visit to the Kiag
Of Denmark ~ Copenhagen; such visit could hardly be
Der Of the Legion Of Honor Great doubts expressed
that anything like negotiations alliance have
bom and sil more SO that anything x result fres his
visit to the two Scandinavian Courts beyond the improve
ment of the good feeling already existing between them
Under date Of October g. the King signed an order for
the tue Of loan Of thalers at per cent the
The interest Of this loan and the per cenage TO be APP
piled every year towards sinking fund for paying It Off
so r IS they are not covered BY the proceeds q the
frayed out Of the railway fund, and win therefore pro-
dpce no extra burden on the ways and means Of the
State This railway fund which is derived from the tax
laid railways, has annual receipt OF $50 900
thaers against yearly obligations at present amounting
gradually as occasion for tie money requires and ia
market
The insufIciency Of the harvest in Russia as the
journal dr. 81 Ietersb0yy lately stated l., Is further
proved by the circumstance that considerable quantities
If being imported by the Russian COVE nmeat
from this country for the supply the western pro-
vinces. In Courland, Lieand and Finland the harvest
is Understood not to suffice even for the wants of the
popua'iOn.
Our government has lately consented to the export
from England, pnd the import into Germany Of large
poses Of the German Confederation At the last sitting
Of the Federal Die at Frankfort the thanks OF that body
voted to sir Alexander Malet for his lae exstions
In bringing about this arrangement.
considerable number OF young men resident here
have lately ordered OF for military duty, and in
cases have been appointed to penal detac nments
e.. in which criminals kept to hard labor in for
tres although far three back they were ad
judged, after due medical examination, to be unfit for
service in the active army and still in possession Of
regular certificates ON the military authorities to that
,sS r. nst they nAd in the ,s in
TAIN retired cuensnt Who for conside ration" had
procured them certificates Of exemption, The hard
measure Of juAtice that In inflicted them, in TAX
M them out of the focia positions they have acquired
the faith Of their exemption from military duty, is in
guilty 81 bribery, while the ientoant has been guilty
not only of receiving the bibes bun Of forging the docu
ments in question.
Belgium.
rCRTIFICATION OF ANTWERP.
The Antwerp PRECURSOR states hat the Belgian Minis
ter Of War has to determination with respect TO
the Notifications If Antwerp.
Those existing says that journal win be increased
by two three arg. forts OF the aubourgs Of
Eerchem and of Borgerhout which will complete, With
the forts already existing the iutrenched camp Fort
No. win be converted into barrack, and the buildings
outside that Iuction Destroyed. space OF 800
metres which II will not be permitted to build, will
the glacis The Notifications TO the north
OF the town will be erected behind the north fort The
total pense Of these words viii amosn It Is said To
about s,Co0 O00f including the 5, AGO. 000 Obtained in
the last session.
AMNirs In spain-Causes Of Her Financial
Difficulties.
Tgrom the London Times, Nov "a.
For the undredlh time in the last half ccntury
something like gimmer Of light breaking in upon the
distracted affairs Of spain, to be succeeded II past expe
renee be guide, by thicker darkness than ever
Yet IL 80 agreeable contemplate the coming regcne
ration of nations delightful to the mind TO speculate
the blessings which bounteous nature and 81 rio
will permit her T. indulge proogs ocrality towards
him that will again hope something for SPAIN even
though those hopes be destined to disappointment SINH
Ind