The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

Uherc ntersects Ne Val do aan and Otherwise agrees
also Hograd q tho point where the river fAlis
ITO The axe have said several miles nom the Val
'ns 10 south Il would actually include some Of the
vsserS Of Danube Of which the Lake OF YApuck must
- considered mere inlet tnen me 1osn article Il 70
On tnx riyel NO. The new port on the lake. That 70
tne question dpute and unless u contracting Powers
Aen hands utter nonsense and folly they under
s.Ala bOis &C me lanubAn port but Bolgrad, the
old Bessaraban town.
wns, y noa, striking snd almost inconcevsoie to tn,
English mind IN The Rns'ian Interpretation of the article,
the necn'a swces Il victory Il claims for that Power
what actually and avowedy claims 10, that the Russian
fel nATes through their greater knowledge OF the
locality by OF fsse maps and delusive stAsenents,
posed wrong Bo'grad the other members Of the
Congress rhe Russian Yen potentiAres quite loud
their professions Of readiness TO give up the whole OF
oe,r position on me waters o. inc danube ana 70 retire
0now HIMSELF in the sitting Of March TO- upon open
As the discussion the new frontier, proposed that
As~e jops the Val do Trsjan, which should then fol
Nv TO THE intersection is the very site Of the
1s.d understood BY the pisIipOssn,ass Of the Other
vsrds agreed that the frontier should include Boil
gnd It's Beesaxabian side, they could only mean the
sesent claim then, ttDe boasts deception OF The thim
hlsrg spece prsctsed the Congress by the substi
sOsred the srsen Of the Congress % particular name
binds them TO signincaacn that they never
tsDpisaed, and that not even the Russians themselves
n Ia dif6cult comprehend how great Power would
ma willingly prefer any sacrifice 70 the mere e~spcon OF
prpcsce which In this s not matter Of suspicion,
bus gloried IN. That such claim once made, The most
extraordinary means should DO employed TO promote II,
nd give that redes ming color wni,n some people see
n success inconcetvAbie II Ia precisely what
- should anticipate We should fully expect that Russia
ould condescend ~ the most frantic expedents TO OBJ
IN consent and that moral sanction which 10 implied BY
ccpsent 10 . claim in itself dscreditaoe. The old
expedients autograph letters ON sovereign 70 sove-
sS unosrstapd,uss With pienpo,entisres and smbassa
Asrs Battery Of secondary Powers are prec'ely
he arhces by which We should expect any Power 70
pancit conriyance for an ayowed rand.
1 course there is always degree Of difficulty ia
~eetipg advances which affect confidence, add ~ the
ausss pnrrued the game win enow Of success that en-
ooursged her persevere But she has already carried
= rather too far potensate Of honorable mind very
seor feels thst compliment 70 be taken INTO conf
Aeoce apart from stanpch and generous any still less
wkcr discovers that lie has been imposed on oy i'm
Psfsct statsme His eyes will be fully opened when
- ends thar prerognvc has been assumed py taoee
As should only represent him and lastly, be Will see
Ma he mas been brought the edge Of precpice when
- sas ths, MS at,erer Is equally conang
10y day ne in his place. The Emperor Of the
Preach has been ndposed IN consequence Of over work
- distant province OF his empire not very accessi
BE 10 and advice and has had those not
sbout him. but away from him, who have betn only too
sciesce ana its responsibility. Tost state Of things rs
happily pat and Napoleon III has had lesson thai
Avsn blum. and PLAN spoken friend s better than
sAo that he feels feel that the alliance Of the two
oevuries IS pex TO the moral courage and natural re-
sOces OF each ker greatest honor aud support That
siaee demands perfect mutual confidence and CO opera
toa always necessary, and much so as where
Shsre are Powers weak or so compromised as
- 70 be entirely reckoned upon. At this moment
beeye may say hxk Imperial ally AS Tree as be
ready 20 exercise bis own clear on the ques
Mons stEred Up by Russia who Will now boast in
vain that she las pre- occupied his reason and
IN honor. 10 the mode in which Russia
src aaaoyad TO her estimate OF EACH TILL coming last
70 Tkey ,bx lhSs resoted 70 absolute fiction TO tns.
atent hat the Forte hardly knows what Or whom p be
Heve sod is SIMPLY IN maze VI general Incredibly.
oSsz ziponlsc, rises Ia fax Ia the East Ia the full
rsxpd shape Of simple lie, and srStSsiy fades away
10 and d. cet al approaches our western
Ho,zou me Western Powers have had 70 deal with tins
evil In the decisive and there 10 " last
svvsrpment At CopslsosHope that VIII prevent the n
1870 oo,et Of he alliance from being the principal
sause OF ip d'fscul'iee. On tie whole, there uie
subt thai nor IL better train Tor toe fanl
eps az mo treaty Than they have been 10 for some ume
W. have fortunately, sasesman at the head Of affairs
Who N resolved co his dirty by toe country which
spandes in HIN and Eogaud does her duty the REST
viii do theirs.
The Russian Railways and the Credit Mobi-
Her OF Paris.
From the London Times, Nov. IL
Some more exact details have been received with re
Eard the Russian railway ooncessiou appears thai
ha Of Ore dt Mobier, xessre Hope, OF Amstsrdsm
ssssnon Thurneysen, Thomas Barring, ana stexiI -,
Surssson OF the TO be for eighty years
ZEN the time each line 10 completed. The lines 70 be
=
Prussisn frontier g MOSCOW 10 Sgny Novgorod l. Nos
oou 70 TheodosiA s. Maio Archangei,k 70 Lbeaa Toe
esvenmer, guarantee per cent including sinking fuoo
INCH however II IL reported IL not 10 commence Tor
thirty years. when viii be n the rate OF one nsK
osst per annum Twenty years after tie opening OF each
Fne ine 70 have the rgat OF purchase
nv Allowing Tor sixty I've years a sum per Annum
saual 70 the average proas OF the last ave years
bus supposed this not 70 be toe case ihe proals
nave bee below the guarantee. During maxi year and
lsss sbout English mee 10 be opened IN tue nve
llowfne years about 40 miles, and in the last three
kssrd OF Direction must be Russian but the chief
ittce for the settlement Of oil difficulties 10 70 De In
Psrs ne distance iron, Theodosia % Aosoos 70 DO
reformed two days and the charge foe TICKETS g aed
ussvey fixed Rails. machinery and all requisites are
. be nported free Of duty and the st issue Of shares
70 be FOR equal TO eta 500 600 sterling Of which
All u 70 be Subscribed Ru.sia The principal new
yuars ihesc statements are inose regarding me post
Of the ,ss1s f,Sa sS,ss sss q.
shmission Of rails and other materials Tree OF duty
Evss with thcee conditions, however, the whole
vubsme seems Altogether unlikely 70 be estertNned
In London and Paris prospects must be SILL worss.
A the same time 10 70 be remarked that the Russian
s,s and that they have endeavored provide agans,
"a contingency by consentng 70 provo ina. the aru
iusoe Of shares need not take place Tor 10 mouths or
uusii the OF 6soount1 Berlin shall have fallen 10
ny cent II also said tbAt caution mosey has boon
xsnsnded rnsr reusnes evidently 10 that alter the ex
srspe pressure shall passed period Of imitation
Nv arise but wrh dsy increasing experience ofths
rsuuss OF railway making In foreign countries there 4
ron 70 hope that no chsnse mat can ass psos 70 .as
- requisite amount Of infstasion The stipulation that
han Of the arss ssue shall be sobscrioed N Rasssa -
,sry worthless the whole would be sent 70 the Loo
den market rapidly possible " realize whatever
prem,um might be astaiaaoe
Immense Railway Fraud In England.
Great Cos stsrpste been caused amongst tins OH
cnh Of tue Northern Railway by the discovery OF
psy,er OF most raude-'rsads which hros the
defaIcatous Of William James Robson on me Crystal
Palace Company completely into the shade.
Prom nqures which have been iasututed, II appears
Nat Mr. Leopold Redraln, o. No. II Chester Terraces,
Hareuts rsrk he registrar Of shares and usasfsrer
= ssock 10 the Great aorsnern Ka~ay. and 10 tina;
capacity had . command over the Whole o. the
sh.r.s Of the oomp~ny Mr. Kedpath has always
borne The ,t,c character Tor honesty and toe Gu
vcuon Of bis integrity was ensthencd 81 the fact
sAat he was a Governor Of Chrsis Hospital Governor
uf he loyal society Of - Anne ana was intimately coz
p~rted 18th many OF the most Influential and useful In
s,tutiops country. THIS gentleman, 70 whom such
vnu Interests we're entrusted and upon whom the breath
- aus pcon rested has disappeared and WITH his
svuppssr spoe appalling fact tina, be has
80 bis empioyers-the directors and sharehoders-of
snany thousands Of pounds. IL 10 said, and apparently
r,rn he best authority hat ne dsfaioaions