The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

pared With the language or the Paris papsrs which dare
not publish .n thing contrary 10 the will Of Louis Nspo
leon lou VIII frd that France takes exactly the contra
ry view In 'sct rnouyenels condunt at Constannople
would sufficiently explain this But even in Greece the
RufrA wishes the allied troops 70 be withdrawn Eng
land refuses.
IN the Nespsii,sn question after all the aue tax, WIS.
speaks out Of Naples. do not exAggerate Instead Of
the French government sending q Of war for him.
be goes quietly by land to Rome, theroe Cvita vec
CHS where Ere nch steamer takes him to Marseilies
Prob rad0r! | am almost glad POLITICALLY speaking)
tina, Sir W Temple, Palmer ston's brother Is dead. No
successor 10 the embassy ut Naplea has been ap-
pointed, and for the reputation Of Paimerston-
who Is srfat mani should have been sorry 70
a entlenan 81 eak away from the territory of . royal
bully to obiiee deceiuu atty
Youare, doubtless 20 mu h occupied With own cleo
ton for the PresdeI cy, whch also occupies much aten
ton here that European politics may not appear Of much
interest at the present moment and therefore shall mon
general feeling gradually gaining ground that Louis
Napoleon has had his run and that France ere long, will
unde,s another change i s no unco%%on tSins 10
the corner houses, which Immediately taken down
by the police, and . feeling Of hostily against the
Perugny, wsewski 4 Co., are all daring gamblers, and
crash feared In the financial world OF France II is
not these reports but that they exist true
In LONDON there IL not anything stirring. Fox Hen
dersop the great contractors, cannot meet their abi
ties meeting OF their creditors Will be held shortly
The from the Cane Of Good Hope leads 10 the pre-
sumption that new outbreak the Kaers Ia prob Able
4 Imminent
In India preps ra,ons are continued for the petition
aRainft Persia.
From China Iesvn that the imperial feet has been
burnt at Hong Kong by the rebels.
rbe T mes Of ,hr morning has = leader on European
affairs from which extract the following. II corrobo
rates ~hst have ssid sbnve:-
We find difficult believe that with all her cunning and
all her audscity Russia wou have ventured play
rssemen received from he Alliance Of the western Pc
s w e T n ne % 70
sstence engagements which he has entered
s@e d ase e ssfo 's saa Tue idsa
dsmanos the to be given up has been traced
that the enemies Of both countries who stand high
3 81 hone hat s
prestige q her ere%y ard lower the Of a ss
Of ore party and the Of ss os
when country less disposed to be raed
buy De e q
Our untouched spirits unbroken and
ssypg made rea we viii no. suffer ourselves e to be
dions We only hope that this dangerous will be
sd "hat have 1Gas thoroughly
solved Obtain We have been obheed on one occasion TO
peace BY no means impossible that We may be called
mus, H.. COT cude ~i'hout fe words upon the Neuf
chate question The King Of Prussia is very sore about
gerts The Federal Council had replied that will
then, condition Prussia and the other States VIII
coerZe the complete Independence OF the Principally OF
Ssufchatel King frederick William threatens war The
Swiss laugh, and go the matter rests Now, Neuf-
chats Ii Of more value 10 Prussia than the
ring hts Najesty's fpger: 1t wilt therefore be
simply question OF honor, and this makes
Il ,he cangerous Great generally arise from
snail carses foreign Ambassador who ofcrds the
Mistress OF Emperor, greater risk OF causing
coofsgrston than II the vital INTEREST," ercia az
rcuiursl and political at stake. becomes POINT
a. H. nnstu ana then the PandorAs box OF hum pas
stone In opened for the punishment of mankind
The Kirg OF swedens speech, on the opening OF the
Diet bears such q marked contrast TO royal speeches
in sepeya that Il Is worthy OF pcrush Al peace with
all the world Majesty Of Sweden seeks the improve
OF his subjects the freedom OF trade, the reduction
OF freedom Of conscience and coacludes by nvok
ing the blessing OF G cd upon his Parliament.