The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23
Our London, Paris, Vienna and Berlin
Correspondence.
SpoocheS Of Lord PalmerStOn in Lii
verpOOl and Manchester.
THE DIPLOMACY OF RUSSIA.
The Questions Of Naples and the Danubian
Pfincipalitics.
Whs ls to Have the Carrying Trade Of the
World?
The Paris Constitutional. Of Nov. T. published
The following nararranh:-

The Paris Constitutional, of Nov. Z, published
the following paragraph
TIE London Journal the Obserpee tina. the
Emperor Alexander In order TO recompense Count Wa
iewsk the Minister Of Foreign Affairs for the services
rendered by him to Russia during the has restored
70 him the estates which they say belongs to his family
NJ walewski possesses no Poland and the Rus
sian has never conscated any lands belong
ing 70 family The Intelligence given Engis
journal ID, therefore, In every sense incorrect.
Il having been stated in the public journals that
all the Neuchatel prisoners had been set at liberty,
we insert the following, by which it will be seen
thst the said representation is inconect:-
From Le National Sulsss or Oct. 2s.l
me Federal Examining Jadge has ordered the arrest
Of the following citizens Tor having taken part in the
Charles MAthey Of Eiapg member of the Grand Couu-
Gil and Secretary Of the Adm nsrave Council OF Brevins
Henri Gretillst, OF Cofraae, member Of the Grand
Council
lieutenant Magnn and the son OF Mr. Potitperre, Of
Wesdehien, have been liberated on bail.
The mail packet Niger arrived at Plymouth,
England, morning of 7th inst. Her dates are-Ca-
meroons, September 26th; Old Calabar, 2Sth; Fer
nando Pc, I'd; Lagos, 7th; Accra, sth; Cape Coast,
llth; Liberia, 18th; Sierra Leone, 2lA; Bathurst,
2Ath and Goree, 25th of October. The Niger had
1000 ounces of gold dust. At Bonny, on Septem.
Ter 2lst, there was q serious collision among the
natives, many Of whom were killed and wounded.
The ARRAY was terminated by the interference of the
traders. At CamerooDs, September rs, the traders
fred on the town. in order to frighten the natives
into paying their debts. No damage done.
The Liverpool Times of November 8, says
Tho Imperatriz steamer which arrived here
nom the Cape Of Good Hope Thursday called at 81.
Vincent for coal the Esd ult. Captain Cox reports
that the cholera has made righuI In the Cape
de- verd aands and states tbat persons whom
he had seen on the quay at St Vincent his outward
voyage SIX weeks previously only 200 we're alive So
nnvvaopU tha dnuth fhac
able and in many cases. afraid dead bodies
frem the houses in which they died he also states tnas
several houses containing dead bodies had been set
and consumed Mr.. Miller, the British coasul at 81: VIM
cen had been unremtng in hts exertions TO stay the
Cox odds thai Mr. Miller shortly before the Impsrairiz
oaed had learned from the slsnds cholera
had much abated, and i was hopcd voae soon 90 ex-
ceased At r. Vincent.
The Augsburg Gazette says that Russia, not sa-
tsded with protesting against the presence Of the
Austriam in the Pdrcipalities, and Of the English
feot In the Black Sea- has thought it necessary to
maintain imposing forces in Southern Russia, in P0-
dolia and in vohlynia. None of the corps which
we're in the Crimea have yet returned to the interior
o. Russia or Polanda of them are still in the South
and the Augsburg Gazette regards this position of
the Ruasian forces rs precaution, or even demon
nrati0n, against the Austrian army OF oc upation,
and against the presence Of the English naval forces
In the Black Sea.
A despatch dated Naples, the Sd inst states that
the French fngate Ducnayly aud an English des.
patch boat are cruising there, and have exchanged
salutes with the forts.
A despatch from Paris Of November 9Th says
The DeIat with the majority Of tho Paris press sp.
proves Of the article published on the tth INST oy the
Ta now states that Prussia viii nalntaln strict nea.
ay on the question at issue between France and Eng
hnd on the Principaltes and the Black Sea- The same
writer pYeterds 70 speak OF what passed Ut couac Of
oss member Of the council sisrioued The sa6sass aad
arss q the government Ramors Of partial chaases in
1Ae Ministry continue 70 circnate in Paris The proba
daughter Of the sss Duke Of sssos Of ne
EDperor Of Russia spoken Of rhs Piscsss, however,
prly completed her nftscnth year Lass month.
The marriage Of the celebrated editor Of the
Presse, Emile de Girardin, to the Countess de Tie
fenbach, has been celebrated in Paris.
The Gazette De France attributes the present un
settlgd state Of Europe the financial difficulties OF
France, and in fact, all existing evils, to the PERM
cious influence Of England.
Advices from Cayenne in the Demerara Royal
Gazette, state that the colony was suffering exses-
sively from sickness. great number Of the pri-
soners had escaped, and were perishing from hun
ser and every species Of suffering in the forests.
Five had been caught and brought back. The Gov
ernor had obtained leave Of absence to retsrn to
France for the benefit of his health.
Vienna diplomatsts profess 10 be ut loss to un-
derstand the present policy of the French govern
ment, but some persons who know the Emperor
Kepoeon presume that he is relapsing into |" his
former idle habits" The Paris correspondent Of
ahe London Times has more than once hinted that
She Emperor OF the French ia less attentive TO bus
nes than he was some months since, and II Ia posi-
xively known in Vienna that such II really shs
case.
"The King amuses himsclf,r is the heading to
some Of the placsrds posted up by night in the
faubourgs.
Five persons are said TO have been arrested in
Paris In consequence OF disclosures made by Car
pentier in connection with the great Northern
Railway frauds.
private letter Of the 29th ult., from Athens,
states as follows:-
The Ministry have drawn up the list OF candidates Tor
the new elections 70 the Chamber Of Deputies, and the
% inform you that ali those have been set aside Who had
appeared during the var inclined towards the policy OF
France and England The name Of NJ Mavrocordaso has
Been the only exception, but from ali I learn NJ.
Navrocordaio win not present himself . candidate
A letter from Krnigsberg in the Cologne Ga=eHe,
Says
n. Meyer, OF rdt head Of the house OF Iowenberr n
Meyer, sbsconded few days back leaving liabilities 70
ths amount Of mo than 600 shalers and after hav
Ing discounted at tho Bank Of Tisn bills for more than
600 thslers, bearing fcrged nd6rsemsnts He was AZ
sesscd when within aNv miles offhc Russian frontier.
Our LondsN CCsrespondcsce.
81 LorD0N, Nov. 7, 1856.
The Political Crisis In Esope--Ow European
Sapsw~y.
The political crisis in Eurdpe continues. It has,
however, to a certain extent bean drawn to head.
Louis Napoleon has found out tbat by attacking
The freedom Of the press, he has made mistake.
He h like the bear in the fable trying to get the
honey from beehive. Every little independent bee
Ia trying to sting him. To add to his discontinue,
English and Austrian influence has prevailed in
opstsntinople. Fuad Pschs and Ali Pacha have
way for Redschid Pacha Lord straworis
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