The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.


.arla e. Correspondence. !.
~ Oas l.s~sen Correspondence.
III LONDON, Sept. 26, 1855.
saiom Iolates N Eswops- Public OPINION the saue,
~ osaHas-Ts anglo. Essmch Fleet for Naples.
ladhpaiably, America occupies. at the present mo-
&e vesy lasye parton Of the attention Of Europe. 1t
y ~ lenGM WIN anxiey 70 breach between her and
6flp1 th ~ alHsaon here Is rveted upon the mighty
.AAaonns cN11nsak but Europe acts the part of
NsGt u Wf6a = passing across the Atlantic strux
eis t<twssn Moth and South between slavery and anti
rav@y, 10 sxpsctsd. At game Of chess It often hap
poaD that locker observes move or point which
oscapM the attention OF the players In like guse
~ Sanssrested views Of the the English people
ny b. Of some weight In the opinion Of the States. You
<ili observe that scarcely day passes without leader
y ~ fsmes on the ststs Of affairs in America.
y either Central America and the treaty with
pndurss, Walker, o. Kansas or the slavery and
1lavsry parties Inst shs subject Of discussion.
- y is aimoss needless % add that here iii are
PA vi, convey foreiby 70 public mind in America
whas s the feeling here on the subject.
ma tAsA joint Anglo FrsDoh squadroa will make its
Wpsasanos shortly in the nsy q Naples gentle pres
,ars viz % used with K,ss s9%os nj TO bring hum h 10 70
miral Trehcuar and will co0sist Of the ships Un, Age
sras Napoleon and BreAgss and the frisates Fly Du
essyla ana negere the Engish squadron with consors
Tle duchess Of Chambord .twife Of the Duke
hsvs sop % - s more sae
question OF the succession and end to anything like
f.sIoo Of Legitmisis and Orieapisk. The Emperor
lngDt5, Prince AdaIbert, Of Bavaria and his young
eszfsh bride have been stayirg there on visit
Z. q e. IL. az
yee moment taking steps with those Powers that were
~ ecaay rspresented at the Congress Of Paris with
riow 10 the c0ncluaion n treaty TO confirm the four
rincplcs Of maritime law proclaimed ty Congress
a sas ~ Ne l6eh April but adding thereto the propo
Q1on contained II Mr. karcys despatch to Lord Claren
don, ana which would render involable in the
sturs AL private property even on board men Of war;
LONDON, Sept 2s, 1855
Ultims'am ct ne EselisA and French Governments to
NsYles-Unpeyulwt qf ne Aouement in Ensland-
Its Prtsd1s x1s 0s Stability Of the Palmerston Ad-
mtn,rrsisD-PsHsNsslGr Heroes-Mrs. Sto,oes Ne,e
w@1-Pantc Conoowi~g Joint Stock Banks and Insa-.
rsnce CaayaHia.
The only q real importance stirring here is con-
nccted with the p1opostd demonstration against Naples
BY France ard Essand. understand that ultmasum
has bsea s1tss4 Woq by the rsspectve governments,
ana tbst The sglhh sr has been forwarded 70 Paris,
y sser shaa boh ~ ~ represented sim1liAAoously.
some dsay has occurred N Paris, but is now said that
BON hsve bess sent or IT, demonstration is not popu-
sr hsrs, snhsssh King BonDsss sufficiently dlsliked to
lead he wSva % imagine that France ahd England
blew Naples aDeus his ears not dissentnt plying
voice would benssrd; ana Why not popular u.s. that
Palm ers,cs IN originator os the business 50 much
Feared rather eps arsad his interference in forssa
AnA rs While he bes nom the control Of PAxliamsut
Ers shmcn do mot Forget bow the late with Russia
caonenced; how Los1 Raglan and few troops were
ssnt out makea "dsnGpsuakonn but not to fight and
hsw ~ demonstrates turnsa sssehing At tfa
whsa We we're unprepsssa, - bow we - mea, money
~ prestige ruinous wAs ~ which DE pssslts (when
ssrured) never oonponn1ke. They rsmeabcr oil
tAsss things with soreness which win sooa wear on
nd they dread my LORD Palmersson and fairly So too
mon the recollection OF his Issdshps former csoapades
We require rest After uutss struggle the Crmea.
And further, tho nation lool1 with dstrust great
any and MASTERS suffer smselvo TO be ed By ihe
soss much they have been, By the desires ths
necessities Of the Of France they win ind mat ~
country VII not back thess but - spsk fFesh 1hc
II -~-tse@ ~
sm veil sssarcd tAat The opposition, the conservatives
y party <and MORO realty conservative party look
with been interest upon the present asYscs foreign
relassss % and build % With SO some certainty upon the
raising the party 10 power The bearing OF the Premier
during the ias ion Of Parliament concstory
psaed to party whenever a difhcuty or dilemma and
w0, moreover hckc, rude, aud even uncertain Worse
than oil, he has attempted 10 sustain with
out policy. These things not forgotten, and If
chance aven- involved hastily unadvisedly
IN . war which, however jest might be avoided with
honoet Ministers look TO themselves for their
, run for tune; appeal must then be made TO the
country and out they must 20. The felt and
said when war WAS anticipated with America Whether
justnabe or necessary unavoidable, Ministers knew
that In % crisis they must have taken the voice Of the
country and as Ia the case Of America with Italy
the voice OF tho nation would so against war.
Lord HArdingc the ato Com mauder In Chief Ia dead
Lord Hsdnge never did any very brilliant things bu,
ns vas Peninsuar man, and therefore placed 10 hsn
bic genteman) at the Horse Guards Routine sent Lord
Raglan "a more agreeable and pleasant man out TO the
East to make demonstration and left him there 10 ngh
when II became necessary, TIL trouble killed him-be
cause both had fought In our great wars Then General
Simpson, who avowed hts incomp potency took Rag.
ian plsce and damaged us in the worlds eye because
ne, too, was Pcnlnsular man. phess Pennsulsr men,
however cannot live forever and men who have no, had
The honor to eight under the Grea. Duke may stand a
chance Of nnding employment.
I think told you some time back that " Dred +" Mrs
fu herc and think gave you instance the dulness
Of It's sale think told you also ths, the Ahenom gave
dsparsgng notice Of the book immediately on iu pro-
duction. Nov, the Tni>s does not ofen review book
but with that dignity which surrounds all occasi ns(
bidcs It's tine and permits hs public TO form a
Am sr orscle'n The INNS gsre Mrs. Stowe more q.
vorable notice, and raised at the time with much
force the question on slavery pro and con This review
nas called iortn comment and naturally, caused the sale
Of the book Immediately the publication of the re.
view In the Tm1 " Dred stopped of the booksellers
buses IN parlors and In drawing rooms wherever
CO. the question r., "What do you think OF red ~
The enclosures concerning the dongs at the Royal
British Bs1k, coming out az they do day by day, have
caused much consternatcn, and there IL complete
panic among joint stock banks, and Joint stock companies
generally People imagined that these en stock banks
gave perfect security, and the alarm very great
they nd that this chmera and that these perfect
Iy safe banks "brcakn as wel as others.
Vice Ihsnoeor kndersley, in deciding that the Royal
British Bank affairs should be wound up, commented
upon the conduct Of the directors IN manner clearly u
fImating their guilty completely. The simple question s
what constitutes gulp You will read with interest the
detailed reports II Ia fully expected that OF the
past OF the present directors will shortly ioin
IN durance vile the banking triumvlrate from tho Strand
Mcssrs Ssrachsn, Paul and Bates.
Oar Paris Correspondence.
PARIS. Sept. "a. 1855.