The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

Our London CorresPsndcnce.
LONDON Nay 9, 1856.
Ees a~d Anserica Speech Of Mr.. Dallas a, the Liera-
~ md Dim~r-Aate Or Europe Ges1sIy-Besium
AMI s22d Protocol.
Ina, nothing more to communiests respecting the
stsss, affairs between England and the United States
N iast, until Mr.. Dallas has received instructions
asn washing ton how TO act, in reply to Lord Ola
rtndon's last despatch the question must remain pend
Ing Meantime friendly relations continue, and you viii
mad Mr. Daisss the list Of guests ct her Majes-
sys hall and at other festivals. At the Royal Literary
Essa dinner the Duke Of Cambridge in the chair Ais
Royal Hshnsss proposed the itssure and Science Of
the United States.o
Mr. Dallas In rising respond to the toast vas en-
Enthusiastically cheered. he said lords and gentle.
men amer thanking, s do, his Royal Hghness for
recognizing that toast the literature and science Of my
country and after thanking this for having re-
ivso that toast with Impressive cordially 1t would per
haps be most pruc emit for to my seat and
avoid tbs remarks necessarily incident to the handling Of
. subject Of which cannot pretend to be master
h a.as . learn ing Is q, ds ia, r., thing;
"a Augh There are, however, few recoIections that
stimulate me to do somewhat more Let remind
me At this moment over The small and Sssits,ips
meeting whah In 1878 constituted the germ Of this
s1.s 1rse .eS Of Ct esns
and IL bs tue, doubtless it Is, that the Sc
we're and practical character Of his mind refused
hDundsr ssil It was Benz amin Franklin, the American
80. philos phsr SlR ftAtssDsn Who gave from the
and purposes which subsequent y-zAlousy
m-Aave produced the triumph no witsess. Cheers
NOT .n be altogether nsensols 70 the fAct that rela
chairman. (Hear) Marked by the intellectual oharsc-
ssssics OF his ancestors and achieving now in official
occupation In the United states and amid the lOftsst
spheres of SCIENCE fame ~ least equal feel bound
his in certain sense cooperate in the
expression Of sill and to the
I'd nv
vtdous limits (Unssrs 1t was my lot, about years
$50, % presiding chancellor of an institution for in
ezeasing the diffusion ef knowledge among
men without distinction Of ass OF party, Of Attn or
d sounuyto act in and at hat iostituon
bUnf ed upon and SUBJ sting the bounty of wise and
benevolent Epghshman (chsers); and in accepting the
mUnicent btques OF Stnsor, IN the nsu uoa bearing
his name IN successful operation in the city OF
Wsshl gton, ana giving that ifcent bsques direc
on ALacg us to osn the gvsrnment of the United
6ae. ittlf has pso just homae to TIE principles and
pfac ICES OF TINS lcety (Uneers IL would afford me
great pleasure, and perhaps would my national
pride to have my name deatided with the intsllsc-
suJ band by whom the literature and science Of
the U.i cd STA es have been adyan sed and illustrated.
abstain from that 81 this hour of the night They
heavy cebt payable in the coin of the brain thu se
Mus Of This ssnd Blu. let me say that their abors
detgsbie TO rec noe that DEBT and already they
20 regard, hopeless achievement, the payment OF
Nat debt in full Cheers Since my arrival within
last seven weeks in great capital have been
nghna 70 listen euoges upon the systsm Of American
and learn ed in Westminster Hail. have been deg atsd
10 hear iniermrg ed the OF Alison Bancroft Pes
octt, AAcauey, irving ana Gr0te; nave been delighted
- precincts Of " Waveiley,' VANITY Fair" and Nv
kove" IL harshly preserbed against the Indian
and sea tales Of Cooper against The House of
6Aeles and The Scarlet Letter." in fae have been
gAd to perceive that the sarcastic criticism gro
ohase.e and been permanently banished, which have
heard In my youth, " Who reads American bookYu
(Oheers ard Auga) 1t Is from this harmony, in the
5snhdc and literary expression OF the two countries,
That We draw best hopes OF harmony in general
inter recourse with each otner. (Cheers) The influence
Of authors IN tiles, when comotned neither
e be ocunted exaggerated Let then, trus. that
the copious strong, polished language common TO Eng
hAd and America, will be the medium Of strife
instruction, concilia hon and peace Loud cheers
Lord Wodehouse for some time Under Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs has been appointed Amoasss
dor to st. Petersburg.
France eenos Court &c Norny az Ambassador 20 the
Court OF Russia and General Ney EDGAR gone
special mil sion.
The publication of the separate treaty setween Eng
land France and An sa 10 guarantee I'D enforce
Paris, Is stated 10 have gwen unbrsge to Russia is
however probable that Count orof was avsrs of its
existence It s natural consequences CT the treaty Of
Paris.
The Arrhduke Madmilap brother OF the En- Of
Aus Eis, has gone to faris-nominaly on visit-but
really 10 the views of Louis Nap eon and 10
. distinct erstanGipg with him. il possible, respecting
Italy and Germany. This sisn question Is assuming
large proportions Austria has positively coonselsd
Naples 10 grsnt aImstice King Bomba is sericusy
Asr and Pho Mono tot the Pspal Sea- II Ans
TRAN ard French troops wi hdrawn from Rome and
The egAtionp, LHdtd tara dd In consequences OF the
Austrian troops occupying Pot trerno Par M it ia
an Engih squadron viii cruise off The Piedmontese
coast
The words spoken by Count walewski relative 10 the
belgian peas IN he ga protocol sitting of the SIN Of
April Of the Congress has created quite sensation in
that State.