The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

ton with deb and destroy her produc i've industV
chesp fcod Of all 6escrptions and for this purpose -
few new loans ss possible 1t 10 the pressure Of the
ard understands this better than Louis Naposon
He lntws that 1t the bouygoise that might have
his uncle in 1915 It had not been tired OF the
war If peace at any price had not been preferred BY
them 10 sacrifices and fun tier ruin OF their for
tunes. Louis Napoleon ID too wise, and knows the
son and 10 his government to too great proof Louis
Napoleon is far popular in the provincesior To-
stance in Lyons and Msrsees, and stasnoag-.nAn le
IL With the tOuygtse Of Paris ano yet the eonrgotse OF
poverpment Of France than the people OF all the pro-
WEI. scrr viii ever he parsisns for the loss
Ct that intellectual life which they enjoyed through the
liberty Of the press even under the government Of
While the government Of the Emperor Is undoubtedly
seriously ard honestly Inclined toward peace It hard
~ be suspected to be In coson with that Of England to
provoke difficulties with the United States. This
would be blow TO the b0urgsose than two
With Rnssa snc It would ial heaviest on raris be as
aria that Lord Paimerton In sending feet TO the West
Inces has acted entirely his own responsibility and
The not has tipce met with the disapprobAtion OF the
trench government Lord Palmerston Is probably sorry
for what be has cone and would like to back out Of It, II
Governor Marcy viii afford him decent opportunity
lave doubt that he able Secretary state strong
care against bis ordthp on paper and that he can write
him down he wrote down soue and General SCOTT and
Mr. Buchanan at the 0send Conferences. will never
tbeess be best for him to leave the British government
pro tenn hole to creep out Of; he might otherwise
Russia, and thus materially change the tustion which
now makes him strong and POWERFUL and In certain
doubt in the word but that Governor Marcy drive
the British Premier from power bu. II Palmerston falls
he will be succeeded by peace ministry and then every
thing sgsn be reduced To where matters stood i'm
treay. Governor Marcy enjoys throughout Europe the
upon such in the United States; lot him have
not TO sacrifice IT, to the appreciation Of mere party 10
VIII he by ma far to m
iD ability and experience
The in the Crimea has come to q complete stand
s AND the from that quarter for the past week
bar been quite unmpertant II appears however, that
the herch, accustomed to blow up somebody, have at
last blown themselves and few Of their British allies
More hsn GO 0C0 lbs. Of gunp0wdtr exploded causing
great copfsgraon and the obstruction OF vast amount
Gen. Ielirser will not be felt by the army, such il the
amount OF stores accumulated In the Peninsula. TIE
Russians have for some time past threatened general
attack IN the French and English lines; why they did
not improve that moment is matter not easily ulder
Stood Ny belief il thai nothing viii be uuder
taken on either this winter and that in the
tune all The OF diplomacy will be employed to
prevent the resumption ct hostites In the sprng THIS
a, least is the opinion Of Frepchmen placed ia high OIL
eial POSITION II they prove d.lutive II will be the
fault Of be French government but that OF Russia, wno
st tbstiDay refuses to accept the Four Points orig
The success OF Oner Pasha ia decisive way
another, and fills the English prints only because they
have nothing important to present to their readers
II is but The winter that Kars but should the
be renewed 10 the spring. the Turkish ene@alissmp
undoubtedly DO able threaten ana with
The very basis Of the Russian operations in ASIA 1ur
key like England Is undoubtedly disposed to continue
the though her successes may hasten the dis
n.embeIment Of the Turkish empire.
Gne hiI deserving OF notice il undoubtedly the con-
nued aton Of the panubian Prn,ipal,ies BY the
AustIiars 1t il not true most positively in
foim you that there have been pour parlvs between
Austria and France for the purpose of arranging
pIIrg campaign 10 Btssarabia. No such campaga Is in
tpted, will the French government take any steps
that shall compromise the present position Of Austria
Matters in the Principalies wi remain in satu quo
will only be definitely arranged with the conclusion of
peace. The Austrian government, the other hand,
does not 70 interfere in the slightest degree with
me s Sns
governments to avoid everything that emoroil the
Two nations Austria knowing hat ruptnre with France
would be fatal her national independence and Frssce
sppecating the value Of the separation u Austria and
Trussis which lie equivalent to this destruction Of tee
Holy Alliance. France in accepting the al iance Of Eng
lard has not resolved TO break With every nation
The mission Of Gen. Canrobert to Sweden, though it
has had slight influence the stock exchange does
seem to be followed by very important consequences
An that sid about 1t in the De~spapers is mere see,u
ihton snd only help to add weight TO the Of the
ARIES The is undoubtedly popular 10 sweden, the
old hered airy enemy Of Russia but the dynasty Of Bee
n'a"e - nos so nhy rs On the
any hing sgsnst Russia whose Gar has, in fact been
mainly instrumer tai in placing it the Swedish throne
political change than the Witt Of the Belgian princes
Pnis France md Sweden win continue terms Of of
ic,ai ltehess but doubt WHETHER any case, Swe
den would declare war against Russia.
The Sourd Dues question has lost all of its Importance
by France and gland refusing to take part iD the
erebces. The whole matter win undoubtedly be
ranged by accepting mtaatis mntdnois, the Danish
position 10 capitalize these duties be done
with them forever Denmark is not !, position to 60 to
war with any country and will readily accept any rea
scnsble proposition which the American government
will vouchsae 10 make to II.
The ereatet poll ical activity is exhibited In Pied
mont whore may truly be said to be the only
respectable government Of Italy It Is astonishing
witness the rapid progress the people Of Piedmont have
made In the art of representative government and The
manly yet chaste indepe ndepce manifested by their
public journals. Next TO England, true nbsrty Il the
press only in Piedmont And Be GUM and In neither
Of them is that liberty abused TO degree mai ming the
energy of the governn ent In many parts Of
GeI many the hhsckies have fallen from the press by
Of lnier faire Of the governments but the writer's
themselves have not yet acquired the habit Of freedom
The liberty u the press In Germany il not yet n.
tuition; IL s merely concession made BY the ruling
powers to the hfer0li.
The King o. Sardinia who has been expected ere for
The last two days, has not yet arrived. Per conrd
have 10 announce the arrival Of Willard Fillmore, Esg,
exre.dent of the United States his way the Etsr
nal City. 1t Is not unlikely shall have the hoaor Of
seain being fellow passenger Of his from here TO
Genoa Leshorn, Civita ye,chia and Rome. y. j. g.
Our Vienna Correspondence.
VIENNA. Nov. 10, 1885.
Peace Propezs-7ne United States to be Called In az Me-
diatr7he Proposed Line Of Steamers besoeen Ne,o York