The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

stronger language than the daily papers have given
Az far ss have ascertaned from private conversation,
the OF the election of Mr. BoChanan to the dignity
Of President Of the United received with regret
and dissaiisfaction.
The Latest information we have regarding the Neapol.
tan difficulty, leads TO believe King Ferdinand will
make voluntary concessions Of minor importance
and be received sgain nio the ready Of France
and England.
The danger to the French alliance passed away and
assured ali sides that both governments are
perfectly cordial again. Concessions talked Of the
part Of France, in order 10 the Of England
and Austria this report rather serves alarm than
quiet the English people for they especially fond
Of concessions, especially such would be necessary
be made TO bring France entirely views salts
fy Russia at the same time.
The project of calling together toe members of the late
Congress OF Paris to decide upon the Interpretation OF
Treaty Of Paris is still very unpopular here many
scrtrg that England will not consen to ths opening
OF discussion while others say that government Will
consent TO tho meeting Of the Congress- provided the
BogrAd and Isle Of Serpenis disputes satisfactorily
arranged previous to the assembling of the representa-
tves.
We kept alive with political lectures and
speeches in the country Manchester is foremost amongst
prominent cities Scsrcey had Lord Palmerson lett
before H. Koesuth appeared TO give three lectures Kos
su,hs addresses given dire offence to the Tines az
usual The Hungarian patriot has, in this instance been
little fact; assuming thA. because Austrian interests
and English interests for the went together and
that the two countries were working tor object
against Q common foe. Kossutn denour the Anglo.
Ausrsn alliance earnestly If such alliance really
existed. This WAC unwise Kossutn may deoaim upon
the miscres OF Hungary. the tyranny of Austria, the
ueacherous Interference Of Russia, and upon the
Pope and the Austrian Concorda and people Eng
land will give him their warmest sympathiss but the
patriot mus, not venture make raise up imaginary
grievances for US or be may ind his popularity tho
~ane. As q people We lRe a grievance we'll; bat
also like the fun OF finding IT. In . word,
always do our own grumbiing Kossuth is Governor
Hungary, and unfortunately sufferer from patriot
ISM and Il erefoYe hear him with attention. re spect
and o,,en with enthusiasm but because Kos ,uth ts ali
this he 10 not necessarily better informed In
ourselves upon the subjects ne has chosen to lecture
upon, viz Italy Austria (and the ConcordaD sud Rome
suth OrsiDi and Gava7zl. or Kossutn hsve spoken.
Orsni is victim or austrian tyranny has escaped from
dungeon, and published ao account OF his escape.
Arrived in EDglano be has up pucc teacher
OF the people Now t is but imperative conseo
that inasmuch as orsin was pessscu,ei aad escaped
iron this persecution and rub,be account Of hs
su rings that therefore, should be able to lecture
national duties and International alliances.
Gavazzi sodicy priest in ltaiya sort OF cha plan
general think aRoinan Catholic OF Having
preached and fought, and found Italy too climate,
he comes to Ens iana to teach ProestanA
eating OIL tho cloak Of the scarlet lacy before h ventur
ed TO touch shores This answers wed for tine;
but as everybody now taking Of Italy and the doctrines
takes up the subject and rs lecturrg Italy TOO
speaking with that bold energy dery pecu
liar 70 him OF the Bns OF " bkroaran" " Austria GavaZA
tells his hearers that Italy boast OF Dante
Tasso. her Alhcr, her Boccacco, and then draws
inference that Austria has produced such poe
lbeGo, she is IN state OF bArbarsn. TINS lair
eample OF the reasoning OF these liberal lecturers.
Tie robbery Of 1900 In lold on ths s'utasastern
line. last May twelve mouths Is now fully before the
public One Of the engaged in the robbery got
other uouble,n and when convicted placed q large
money the hanos Of Of his as,omp mplces
the benefit OF a woman with whom be conGoned. Tnis
motley the ieilo~ appropriated 70 his own rhs
man then dvulged all she knew OF The matter to the
authorities. and thea the The vct,
Agar, who tells She history Of the transaction
frequent vster to Ameri;a prcfessionAly,hat Is ne
honored you ~h his company occasionally, and dstri
butte amongst you e forged BANK Engan
man in Berkshire calling attention TO his rnanufsc
wurze The wine Is really good ana may be prodaced
al about sixpence per quart In making bread the
gold ~ur,zsl is mixed with the ao1r (a5ort atty per
cen and although IL Ia rather too moist Tor the palate
u Is sweet and good This may be an important dis
covery.
There Ia q movement comm encns in the Provinces to
peion Psrlam, nj against the ncomt tax There
iax imposed in England more unpopular than this
A surveyor who knows nothing OF a mans bus,aass
beyond what he zee by ookirg into his counting
house or chop windows, receives the mans own state
men, return OF his income; be examines and cooiy
and suTcharged must appeala process lew have
rage 10 undergo And thus men made 10 ray, year
alter year, taxes IN imaginary income Supposng
hss the courage face body Of stern supercli
ous commissioners, he hnds that he had better have
stopped at home for he seldom ever obtains any
drtss Then again, government promises that these
Gdeptla statements or mans mcrca position should
be kept recrt bat now tuTns ou, that the papers
collected and sold OF periodically for waste paper;
that man may by possibility buy his neiahbors secret
wrapped round poand OF butter.
Sir Edward Bulwcr Ly,ton, the eminent novelist, has
fuaf haaU ala Inrl Rgrto nf ntv ~
The honorable baronet ,ocds the Duke OF Argyle the
present Postmaster General He WAS opposed by lord
Stanley eldest son Of Tho Earl OF Derby but ees,ed by
considerable majority.
Never sinco the days Of Turpln, Jack sheppard or
Claude du Val has London and It's envons been known
TO be beseged by robbers Of a kinds In the suburb
houses entered By burglars nightly and garrote rob-
berries quite common. gentsml an waited up,n the
streets armed but told he rely upon tho
protection Of the police. Albert smith, few since
wrote the Tme stating that hs had broken
open three times and that tor the fusure he intended
sleeping with . loaded revolver uoder his pillow, and
would nie upon any gentleman having the temerity 10
ebtor his residence. believe this notification OF the
Monarch Of Mont Blanc mentions has been for the pre-
sent efectual
England appeared At JullleDs Concers (heid thi,
year at Her Nsiesys thestre) where she has met with
an excellent reception. ! may be slowed % cxpres.
either In voice style
MI Murdoch (rfcm Americs) Is siill piayirs Charles
Surface Al the Haymarket theatre 10 crowded houses
praised TO the echo by the public press
LONDON, Nor. Il, 1856.
The Aurian Emperor in Ealy-Mov,msau Of he OA7
Monarchi-7 Ne Fra,dsntia Choice--The Persian War
Railroad Accidents, Frduds and Ftys, DC.
Sometimes important to inform the public ihs, there
Ia no news the public mind st and does no,
disturb the placid tranquility Of the Stock Exchange No
event OF any political importance has occurred since
last wrote.
The Emperor Of Austria in Italy and the effect Of his
visit has st to BE- The Emperor Of Russia s suk
ing over the failure Of bis railway schemes the King o
Prussia Is In a brown study how TO punch the head Of
Switzerland the King OF Denmark ID bent sbdicatIns
bis throne share . Swiss cottage with the Countess
Danner the King Of Naples s laughing in his sleeve Al
having got rid OF two ambassadors whose presence
courased the facous the King Of Greece has returned
10 Athens but IN better health. But had better
stop, or shall OH your columns with imprescripsable
facts.
President Buchanan 10 s, the object OF articles in the
London journals Each feels bound 20 have s say and
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