The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12
The AngiO-Freneh Alliance.
ffrom the Partg Constitutiounel. Nov. 2o.

AS AuHAO-EIenE0 AlU0ncGs
IRON the Paris Consttasionne Nov. 2o.l
II s win sincere regret that we SEQ the Euglish pre
maintain towards Frsrce . language pm biciy insulting
having Recourse 70 threats and s6use Is With the
have for me passed over in senee and purposeiy
these tnconceivsble attacks; wished 10 avoid giving
them IN the 0osnns Of this journal painful nosorety
Tor ear becoming sccomplices 70 the much 70 be
sretied effect which they produce but echoes not
wanting 70 repeat thcm. LIT IL true, as wo have been
It's esss without ss Sh psp: sss
caring about y, II s not 80 In France. II IL difficult
Dag poHsr can n I ,sss cSusy ~ as the
appearances, towards ally whose sourage loyalty aud
mas unanimous CO operation onos prased highly
OF good will to what might be termed systemAsic out
rages-to challenge offered In tho face Of the Who'll
necessarily brought TO light? Why are insulting com
parisons offered between the custe and institutions OF
In erS AND nesnd tSe .'H ), over
throwing min sters who possess It's confdence9 Strang
to repeat the majority Of the jourralA which give ventt
neao sentiments express their approval Of the French
alliance; they prbcy denounoe the aiversaries Of
that alliance; they affirm that seoret agents OF Russia
ase overrunning France and Engsnd, and are striving
TO create di,coro between the swo countries they
finally accuae the partsans Of the former dynasty OF
being psvy % 70 this conspiracy Blu. let the Bda,a
does i1 utmost cool the sentiments OF France for
her ally, TO awaken sad recolecons; this evil genius
all the world acms TO be the English press Our pro.
vDcia press daily proves how deeply the public spirit OF
FsIce wounded by Its bravadoes its repeated insults
angular thesis AlyAnced
by the Morning Port some days sgo-shat every time
France has separated herself from England and has
sought other alliances she has been punishedS That
Journal likewise informs that In tho past n govern
meLts that have displeaEed Eagisnd have been
thrown, and that for this motive King LouiA Philippe
died fsgive and exile Illus the Morning Pot dAres
10 It's native land OF hayrg in country
the eeeds OF disorder and revolution with view OF further
Ing English interests. Such iBamaions display pro-
found ignorance Of France The historical lesson which
tie Morning PoI wished 10 give US has produced pre-
cisey the consruy effect among us that 1t wished Tae
Inn
the Order OF the Garter nj ccDsantnope aud the haugh
~ preponoeYsnt role claimed in arrogant terms by that
JouSpa fer England In the Fart sounded Extensively to
he sars Of ally II is singular that the Austrian Jour
nais should adop tho views and act Il were
concert With the English press Vienna journal OF re-
erely pretest; that the main obj ct to submit
France 10 a cheek. "France" SAID that journil has
rrsn TOO high abe sued from the Eastern with too
much gory necessary TO diminish the prestige and
the given TO her by the treaty Of Paris"
This is the theme which the Austrian Journals think
hold the governments responsible for these pretended
explanations OF their policy. in the sams man
deTed responsible for what puolished by the different
organs Il the French press. The Enslish and Austrian
liberty Of the press In France that their articles frs.
tut nttod 10 tn siDspecon OF censor Inst nothing
ac is published without the sanction OF such censorship.
Tfs lot TIE case foreign press dcce,ves the pub
10, or is tself in error on this point French newspa
rcrs not subjected to cersorshp they do not show
their articles 10 ocal the Mriher OF the Interior
dces not exercise any other action upon the
than that hicb the law gives him. and which consists
giving them a warning when they attack como fuuda
mCnal principle OF the constitution and OF the State
The couite OF tho different French Newspaper,
on the Eastern question has therefore been
Naionale and the Steele only expressed their private
opnons, and judged assng events according 10 their
views The goyernms nj neither inspired nor con-
,ro,led their woles. Is not, then an absurd inson
shkncy 70 make The governs ment as well parties
ps;o,ts We are Perfectly .sas ~ % that the government
foreign prcss observations addressed solely
The newrpspes. In every country thy have peculiar
while deplore the compromising and unhappy abuse
thu Ia made of IT, But we must not form opinion
upon the thought sovcrnments and OF the condi
ion OF their relations from the noise that made around
,nem Their wish IL to remain united, TO insure tn,
pesce Of Europe. II s towards that end which they
chiefly strive and We hope that the world will
have Tho proof Of the rse and eoncssoy spri, which
aninates them.
From !be London Post, Nov al
ming ruin most CON pete and mos terrible 10 the
tr the wcrdf What sort OF order does the empire pre-
f,ntY How 90 those blighi on golden hsrvess-the
.ors OF situation does France stand n the opnien Of
foreign naonss What TO take great test OF the day.
Of tie people IN government securitiesS What sre the
prestrt the future prospects Of this great
couniryS To oil ,uch questions there but one ans wer
All things tesr the trace OF tho strong will, the
fetn good sense, and the perfect good faith
that have been called 10 the rule OF the empire.
strained 10 make French nnarcs, amer the i'm.
contributions tina be forced 20 levy from his
esst the empire Is unsounded Paris -: socomo o
tnter bis direction the nobicst and a,rcst city In
the world. The reputation Of the Court Of France
rege snd mediator among foreign Powers stands second
10 pore. Tho most unbounded intrigue the subtlest
diplomacy have exhausted themselves In vain In cadea
yorng 10 shake that alliance with England which has
kept The peace In europe with a strong band, Ths Elm
pcror who has done all these things who has rascd
70 tho high position which she now occupies has succeed
In taak hu
He cended the imperial ibione with absolute power
his hsnd' The People sck Of rulers that did not know
Eefn tTusted themselves 10 him He governed ri nrst
with sirorg hand. He has since shown . generosity
which looked almost like reckless courage lie Ii loved
BY the French and cared for as tho man on whom the
rcrmanence Of their prosperity and their interests Do
PEND. He N reg arded by foreign Powers whose
political oppions OF the utmost weight whose friend.
,hp Of the ssstcst importance He Is looked In this
country, even by those whs wers loudest and most
bitter against his elevation, ~ q firm and honest
nsnd @ s,ls Erssna' LAM |" man mar Whose singular gus
country 10 the tue course which both should take TO
bc great and prosperous We should ndccd regret any
thing that tended 10 shake, however slightly, the
understanding between the countries ths cordial feel
ng between the governments, anything that lesscned 10
s n, s ;srsn srs and u. the asn
rect Of snslr' All has ss yet rewarded the ygor and
ability Of The Emperor He has the diicul,ios
deecs the mere which extinct factions endcavored
70 Get up sfainft lin. We read but dimly and vith
dowy and So ~of. out ,ons "a. HOu,s ~S o.
Orears Not the let remarkable aud tanly not the
esst we'ceme nsh In this day, Is the frm alliance be-
tween Epnaand AMI France under OF the Napoleon
dynssiy, and the nrm which the two keep faith.
uly together for preservirg the peace Of The world.
THE SALT swiftly OF EuRorg-
Prom the Liverpool Times, Nov ~
Some sepsaticn was produced In the course " the pro-
sent week by the recital Of the disasters which have
taken the Chsshre ta mines By tho decrease In the
yield Of The brine. The principal seat Of the calamity
WinsfoYd, whero number OF works have been com
PEELED TO stop Tho tall Manufactured Ia this district,
tnd sent TO all parts OF the world very great Daring
the year lao ooo tons Of this salt exported to the
United sates Of America, and Ia the last ten months the
rah sent 10 The ssme country Increased 10 1Tf coo tons
1be quantity shipped In the time 70 British North
America Africa, Australia and the East Indies amounted
70 s74 &s tors. The export TO the Baltic "a 900
tons; coastvsc, loocco hns. and for homo consump-
ton, 10000 tps The total yield cr The last 10 months
@ been about 500 eco tons We al,o told that the
hnderton and Norlhwich salt works have decreased 10
per cent during the lee, fortnight and the decrease IL
sald TO be still going on, owing, 10 believed 10 tho snk
ing q the land. Whatever inurousy affects wsdo like
this in which srge amount OF capital 10 invested, snd
which population OF $1,000 depend for q living 10
not A. rely calamity In q local sense, but Affects
lets ibe health and comfort Of the great human family