The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

close union between France, Russia and Prussia I,
would appear that France supports the unconditional I'd
mission Of Russia and Prussia the sscoad European
Conference, while England Is said oppose the admission
Of the former and Austria of the latter.
Treaties OF between Russia and France and
railway treaties between Russia Prussia were in pre-.
paration. Z
Neapoitan affairs continues without change.
There had nothing Of interest been received from Spain.
GREAT BRITAIN .
Lord Palmerston had delivered an address on Educa-
tion, before large assembly in Free Trade Hail. at
chester. he also made two speeches in defence OF his
foreign policy.
An address had been presented to him by the Presi.
dent OF the Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce, in which
the following passage occurred
II would not be doing Justice to the commercial COM
munity OF Liverpool mention made OF that ques
hon which most deeply Affects 1.-THE late difficulties
thIes,ened difference between this country and the Uni
ted States. There Ia. my Lord but one expression Of
feesg us as TO the manner In which your Lord
chip ana her Maesys advisers disposed OF thst which
volve desperate contest with America. We feel,
by fhe MODE in which your Lordship and her Maestys
advisers settled that question you not only consulted the
csnty this country spirit In tact sasGed
MI she interests concerned NV Lord for that feel
deeply indebted to your Lordshp and to her MAesy's
To this Lord Psmerston replied with considerable an
bMrassment Of manner, as follows ,,....
was cure, gentlemen that the policy which we re-
~ W.
the one hand necessary TO maintSn ~ dignity
Of the country, that was also necessary 70 show that
be encountered, II there wss necessity for II upon
squsie grounds We En that while IL va
s ssry 70 .s sass ss not = s
advantages Of circumstances ~hfIn mign perhaps have
lustined tbe expression Of angry feeings-that was
more dgnGed 10 look Al Whist We. believed 10 be the
friendly feelings OF the great mass Of the people Of the
Uped sses rather than to take too much no,c Of cir
cursiarces IN a sphere that might perhaps
rave justified feelings OF rston The result has folly
out. think the wisdom OF that course an sure
that in proportion as your prosperity Increases and 10
proportion as your enterprise developed, in the same
proportion may look TO cemertirg permanently those
ties OF and good viii which exist and ought to
be perpeuaed between the people on the two shores OF
the AtiaDuc
In Lord Palm ersion's rpeech at Manchester he used
the following expression, which has been the subject or
much remark
depend the ndety with whicn its conditions are full
fed II that power which provoked hostility faithfully
carried out the treaty, then no doubt peace would long
be preserved
On Thursday evening" the eth ins the Directors Of the
Bank Of England held potaced sitting, In the
OF which they deliberately considered the expedency Of
making further change in the rates Of discount with
view TO arrest the continued outflow Of gold TO the con
ilnert The whdi avail Of . considerable amount during
the last few days. aud tho certainty that the demand
must continue unless II be interrupted by largo arrivals
from Australia understood 10 have engaged tho at
enton Of the board and he resolution not 10 make any
change for the present was arrived At By majority Of
only one.
The condition CT the Bank Of France had shown no i'm
provement
Admiral Dundas was stun a, Malta a, last advices, which
are I, October . .
Cape OF Good Hope advices Of ocob.r o say that fears
Of Ksfhr war are passing AVA.
The British government atvertises, at Lloyd's, for
ship 70 convey some hundreds Of emigrants 10 Nova
SCOTIA being the intention 70 grant free passages 10
l.btrers and their families TO that colony
FRANCE.
Rumors continue OF a probable modification In the
Ministry II is ssid that NJ de Persgnys visit to the EN-
peror is connected with these rumors.
The Emperor continues the rcvols Compcsne where
bis third and ss, batch Of guests have just arrived in
cudrg the Ministers Of Russia sweden and Holland and
Narshals Pellsier and paraguay D'HiIIlers.
These pro,rscied country entertainments give offence
TO the Parsans and among the pscards sorrep,tousiy
posted on the walls, some hesScd L< Ros Samm.
The event OF the week In scmiofcsl editorial In the
Cons,itaionnel the question at issue between the
French and EnglIsh governments This article speaks
plainly and says;rhe presence Of the naval squadron
Of England In the Black Sea and OF the Austrans the
Principa,es are henceforth only arbitrary and VIC
lent means OF preventing q solution OF the difference
which Rassa has been the Hrst 10 propose In Offering TO
submit the question 10 hs natural judges. Is desired
10 have recourse 70 arms Is again desired
Does the English Ministry Itch - enter again
upon hostilnes without Frsnce-noi certainly TO
assure the execution OF the treaty OF Paris,
but imprudensy 70 rend n in pieces In tbs
face the world, with the object OF satisfying sms
ton that bad been for disguised We repeat
II depends upon the Cabinets OF London and Vienna
10 put end 70 the pending disputes and 70 terminste
the apxees 10 which the present situation gives rise
Let the consent TO the assembl M Of the Penposn
tsvies be given without making arbitrary and nadmls
BILE exclusivenesa . condftion-excusions which would
completely change the character and be additions
breach OF the treaties Let M add, mat peaceful go
luton DESIRED this the only proposal for that purpose
that can be decently made
has been rumored for days back In Paris that
the French fleet about proceed 10 the Black 5es
This, however. Ia not certain. The feet may perhaps
leave roulon, but In not probable that will 20 far
should 90 TO the Black Sea, Il difficult 70 suppose that
m object could be co operation with the Brtsh squadron
The celebrated painter Paul dc Roche dead. He was
nfiy- nine years OF age.
SPAIN.
plan OF finance win be laid before the Council OF
Ministers without delay.
Nothing yet decided as to the creation Of Minis.
try Of Colonies.
The Rpono, Ministerial paper, decrees the Anglo.
French alliance, and recommends the alliance OF spain
with tNe North.