The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03
AFFAIRS IN ROPE.
Cur London, Park, Vienna, Madrid and
Constanllnople Correspondence.
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Our London Correspondence.

AS~AS'sN.os.~ss
LONDON Nov. 0, 1855.
Relations of England and the United Sldxs-7he Central
American Qacstios- Palmers,ons Anti American Feeling
important Movement Amongst The Name FEATURING in,cyes.s
TO Denosnce His Folicy-7hs Times and M. Buchanan
The Wdr-Disoryanisdiom in the Brittsh -tmy--7ne
american Legation in -ondon--7hed,rtcat Neus dc.
Only week ago nothing talked Of but the chances
OF war with the United satce, but strong the
preston of public feeling agast the policy Of Lord Pal
merston in provoking such disaster that he has
treated a. buriedy he advanced and with little
reason. He given the TO the Times and TO the
Morning Pos, change their t,ne AM Lord Clarendon in
reply 10 Mr. Bachsnans demand for explanation touching
the eet the West noes endesvored laugh the
matter Of trivial act meaning jast nothing Ia the
world At all There is doubt " Lord Pa merston's
late intention to provoke aareup with The Unite
States government for his poses and Is
equally clear that seeing his mistake he Is anxious to
get out Of the sctspe bat he may nat eec that easily
a. thlsks There doubt the people of the intel
States will indignantly resent the unnecessary menace
Lord Pc merstoa has presumed to venture on but that
matter settled, there Ill very serious difficulty
on the Central Americau question. The time Il oppos
tune to get lid Of that bunsling Cayton and Buwer
treaty. which will the first step towards anal
arraug, 1t Is generally thought by Americans here
that government will hardly les this occasion go by
without determined effort TO put our rela ions with
Great Britain a safe and perm amen. bass As long
this constant wraDgng goes there Is always danger
of being precpitated into war, without any AIDE lule
cause and TO escape featul contingency Tor both
nations the present moment should be seized upon
Great Britain having easonaty began the quarrel
obiee her TO dedne her position What does
by her hostile policy against in every par. OF the
globe, thwarng intsferts interfering pur.
suits and trsducing institute aud Gu She
has persisted in thc1e practices for long years ana the
time coming wnen she abandoa them take too
consequences. repeat the present Is admirable OPP
portupy fer bising these dangerous di senion. with
the British government to head because the R1s.
sian in which she engaged but because the actual
Prime Minister, Lord Pmerston tho yefy .rnatioa
Of that Jealous animosity against whish s-n.ee
81 L. IL cisgraceful.
lord rslmsrston Secretary Of War whsn %.
I'll vas burned at Washington, and the cry Of beauty
and BOOTY used stimulate the expes ion asaiaSt
New Orlesns that misersbIy failed From that time
this he intrigued and man0uvred against US, and II
st 70 Li- hostile inspirations he wcli certainly
plunge Two nations closely knit together ,a',
ruinous But he has discovered nlready III an
Their power exists In England besides himsef AL Ia
oesrchy he represents and that superior poxsr u
the middle classes the staring and trailing vcs
Who, rather than be brought iaio unnecessary
act with The United STATES, woui rise end overthrow
the ohgsrcny that sougnt ". In Pr"ot q tn nsfktu
fact am informed that the manufacturing Interest
the North Of England intend shortly to grea
national meetings. At Liverpool and Msuchsstsf to Do
nrupce the beligereDt policy = Lord Palm sni
express r The uni'ed state. tho'e SEQ Of rcspec
.rd rec ard which feeling and Interest aike die
admnistston have, therefore rare W settle
ctuaiy ali further disputes, BY forcing the British oil
s~rchx with Lord Pslnerst ~ their head sbsntn
hat cpen ard covert opposuJn 10 Interests in su
narfs cf tho world which has been gnx IN f,f yssrs
and vhch the people Of the Unis states ,us drs,n OF
This also ID the time never, 70 give SHAPE and
ina 10 the Monroe doct,ine The . are men In al
uoietra ION tor exceedingly well adsp,st - the work
Governor Marcy has vast ,esence singular acaens
and perfect selfconfro Lord Psmertpn. with al mis-
6erferty will find him a~k gard ca-tomer.
In prom Of the tsd feeling the United states which
inspfes the raimersson Cabinet, may meai,n tsct
Known u al the Americans here, aud vbeh has excited
equal surprise and anger. IL IL perectly antersto
here that the h>s newspaper u c sey c)rnec ed With
The government. sna may be ssd o. be IN 81 rsv s't
has al. lei vt issring coatfiDutirs,
Eocsrt Lowe, a. ! informed you In my last rms l.s
sceadalo~s attack Of ths zssz % Mr.. BacnAnAa rAs