The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05
such as be has experienced b borne With mpunisy

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such as be has experienced be borne With ipuuity
at his advanced sac.
CT an imperial prince TO sta th,t te nutsr of iad
duaIs retained in Algeria Otherwise eried of
yone 1873 II 600 persons bat by the cemeusy OF he
Fres dent these reduced 0306 La Decst.r 1851
ied This number was 'terwaras reduced 70 ioss Ia
consequences Of tie imperial princess birth authority is
selves ready to ts nuea, the natl N has
chosen and VINO engage tLsmsevss Ii ly oect
the laws At tAs Inauguration of the plre rs appeal
was mace. II is again swed ead those who now
Gays the AonitrM) remain cxpatrAis5. will se So
cause they refuse to be bound By tine national its
| In tsct. general smnssty.
The Peace Qzsstion-Tnc war at an End.
[trom ths London Post (olhcial) March 49,
. Although nothing has been definitely announced as
tie result Of the Confererce the winding up which
Prussia hss been invited to witness yet presume ~ is
no ecret that peace is as nearly aay
rstfca,i' by all the parties interested We may c.e
sumo sha the clos OF hos 'ies is logger uastaer
3la Of March, sufficient innataon Of SHE ead asll BE-
Gfsn 70 prevent tbs 7ssum7t,on Of By the beligoe1
Baltic s continues st. amer has been dc spstoesd to
d1py proceedings Of an offensive character uoi
sass s eonstsps O,es s ,sssnssg'hs, vita
! circles OF Paris, thar important diff ,uty has
arisen arr IN the seern,,naon Of the FIVE pon's Of
1
De sefieo bf the OF reass to ters Of detail not
inv lvng the alternative CT peace Sufficient
the bright esys of the coming spring dars
ened BY the storms su fury and rendered misc
gsvs to last year ts dismal nal >. %s may
therefore r+j2ice in the belief that stand upon the
very verge Of peace, il indeed it be not sresdy deter
| mined npon.
Tho Relations Of England with the United
(Frcm The London Pos'. (oaicisl) March 2ol
wear more pacific aspect. Indeed the insight we
obtain into the state Of feeling in that u.rte
more we are convinced of the strong genera desie
OF pesce with this country The recsn. exniod,n OF
hostility We attribute solely TO the present government
shic BY stimulating the passions OF the democracy in
tenure Of power That state shings is iraught
for legislature ected BY unyersa suffrage il nscssss
MY TO gre.t extsnt under The control Of the mssses
licy nust not be overlooked, nor we forget that
| the initrests Of America decidedly oppoted to
war. There appears be in that country there is in
this profound conviction tha between Sst 80 nearly
allied in bleed, and so closely injected BY -ciat
cooperate nscessit We have abundant pro,f that the
sntimeDts recently expressed by the Cabinet of Wash
ntcn with reference conduct this country are
oct shared by the intelligent and ndspsodent por
| ton OF the American people
| [From the sams paper Of same date
any TessIic % or occat / usncs we wer'
or to resort to that species Of tn qoqe argument which
Is ole OF tho gIea. staples Of American Journalism
should have perfect right to nq cre Of transasn-
tic onempo, what section public opinion in theUn
Ted States 1t has the good reprssen 1t sviden
people Ct Epgand themselves know 1t knd aud con-
descsndrgy informs that, lat bot on, Eng ishnsn
deeply dsgustei with the folly and nschisvous.
ness and the naspacy Of the ogarchy who rule Eng
land as they twelve nths ao" We suspect that
F,Osbrs hoss mas Dssn imposed aSon oy tSs
columns Of two Londoa journals certainly not
either for their sound political vie inf,r-
m AYnp pan nora yffn fhA NCuy Vow
HERALD at their head, deny that sthe Morn,ng Pot or
even the Times are safe guides Of puac opioon in Eng
thia conclusion BY sying Lord PAlmesson Lord
Clarendon and the papers which speak their be-
It's corrupt and degraded body but stu, with all ils
degradation and corruption y IS emphaticaly friendly
pure elevated, would the converse Of the pro
po ion be necessarily trues The TACT s the American
rapers showing nothing Of public opinion 10 England
exercise that freedom Of discussion witch the
Atsnc, too often degenera.es into license and
as far as we ae personally oonserned We have never
couDselled with the United States. We have al
along conier ded that such contest woud be disastrous
TO both countries. We have also aseitet that he two
questions Of ign ensten. and Central America
capable Of pacific solution and that Tie good OF the
pubic both countries ii rightly appealed TO- would
prevent the OF Gala nifty which Fog
lshmap except In case OF the diret and most
to the question ample apology has been ieudee ed
procet ding which the courtesy usually observed
y gentiemen Dictates but which, in the United States
| Goes not appear to be recognized principle Of
International cority. 1t singular tuat there ia
branch Of American literature which deservedly stands
Of It's great judicial authors. Kent and Wheaton
! names which every English statesman and lawyer
in constan. and daily use; but in the country which
thete able men have adorned by their learning and
sa little the s Of asnsna ssnn
irg politician is permitted to twist and apply them
ss sy s ts DSSe o q,
government at Washington insists upon its right to
mand the recall Of Mr. Champion, as atonencnt for
sn unintentiora intri ent of the neutrality sws Of
The United States To this demand reply has ye! eeen
made; but have desire to emoarrass the exsr
ito, OF the American Minister at The Court OF st.
Jsmess to procure pacific solution Of the question
carefully asstain from revivng irritating topics not
We quite content that the quarrel has assumed
new phase that OF mere newspaper iogomachy io-
lied no less by common origin than, we would fain
hcpe. by common sympathies and interests. With
be airer than the otter which has been made-to submit
the constr ucton Of the Buwer convention to the
arbitration Of Independent powe? Why, international
arbitration s the pet OF the peace party, and
who can quarrel with Lord Clarendon Tor taking leaf
out Of the book which Mr. Cobden without acknovledg
war, eepIecate also that system Of buster whsh ap
to be chronic amongst certain parties in tho Uni
ted States. We appeal from the inhammatory press Of
United States 10 the sober Judgment Of great and
intelligent people We retract no one single word that
e IN W t. hs 5 the
var be inevitable repeat that period of her
history England better able to vndcate the Rational
honor ttsn at the present moment.
| Confirmation Of the Princess Royal OF
England.
From the Court Newman March 2e1
The confirmation of her Royal Hgnneas the Princess
Royal Of England took place this day In the private
| chat el at Windsor Castle.
About IL O'Clock her Royal the Princess Royal
entered the chapel With her father the Prince Consor
who pIlced her in . chair In front Of hc communion
table. Her Majesty Queen and his Majesty the King
OF the Releans followed, together with the rest OF tn
royal and ilustriocs personases.
Hrs Majesty the King Of the Begisns the godfather of
| the Princess Royal, conducted TO seat the
Princess, under the pulpit and in line with tue King
we're Royal Hghness the nchess of Kent god mother
the Princess Royal) her r. Hehness the Duchess
Of Cambridge her Royal shness the Princess Mary OF
Cambridge his Royal Highr the Duke OF Cambridge
his Serene Hghness Prince Edward OF ssxeweima- his
Ighness Prince Ernest Of Ieinngon, and his
| reno Highuess Prince Victor Of Hoheniohe.