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


and many vessels are frozen in. Russian squadron
has arrived at Cherbourg.
Kossuth has been holding forth to large assemblies at
Manchester but his opinions this time broadcast
for the general public The Magyar has not lost anything
or his eloquence and was loudly sppauded notwtth-
standing his coming 30 close on the heels OF Palmer.
ston.
Commercial matters take the lead to-day.
The Bank Of England has resolved upon advance TO
. Uniform rate Of per cent
Persgny, the French Ambassador to the Court Of Eng
land has returned to London, and brought with him soft
speeches and kind promises; that the Morning Pod
announces that the entente between the two countries
never q better footing. The Globe chimes in.
Parliament has been prorogued TO the 10Th OF Decem
Der, but not for the despatch Of business
Louis Napoleon has given up the idea OF renewing the
jstea of Compiegne At Fontainbleau.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PA2Is, Nov. IL, 1856.
Interest Fs in the Re ore Presidential Election in the
United States-A Frenchman's Comprehension Of Aneri
can Pol;tics-1he Court at 81. Cyoud-Approachng Re
moral Of Count WalaOski- Wane Of the Empror's Popu-
larig-Mr. Bachanan's Russian Synpathies-7Ae Fine
Arts-7he Theatres, &c., dc.
The most lively interest continues TO be felt In all cir.
ces 70 the result OF your Presidential contest That
Mr.. Buchanan will have majority bS re.
ceived fat acconpli, but after the excitement that
has prevailed the strong language that has been used
and the general aving and convusion OF all parties
have difficulty in believing that is possible for the
country to drop down quietly into state OF acqesoence
That such would be utterly impossible In France
for instant refuses 10 admit and that be poss
BILE anywhere else Incredible II s In that
those who know the character Of the American mind
sert that month after the declaration OF the majority,
nnoh 49,
harmonously battling who shall best promote
terprse strictly social character u In vain that they
that the dignity and majesty Of the law deeply
impressed the Anglo Saxon mind, In the
publican institutions Of America that having fought the
good fight, which Is the citizens duty and birth
right the victor and he vanquished " Il be contented to
lie down in peace side by sce and henceforth until the
next Presidential have other rivalry than that
Of who shall best promote the honor and fame OF
prs republic which, Ike the tree OF Odin bids fair to
overshadow the whole earth with It's branches. No
Frenchmar viii believe bit Of 1t; he believes the
contrary, tha. you VIII 60 struggling, backbitug
spaing carping abusing, and n,mencating zach other
for the nett four years with JUS. much acrimony as
mus, be admitted, you have done most abundany for
the last four months. have doubt myself that
America will vndIcate popular government In the eyes Of
despoc Europe, and show for the honor Of her great
republic, for the dignity OF the human In
every cline and country, that q great people can
exhibit l virtue, lezs BY submission to the majority,
than by the earnestness and vgor s contention whom
the Constitutional battle requires thsm 70 taxa the ed.
have nlie fear that she viii play tina game Of nose,
who, dreadng her enormously increasing power, hope
they see her internal contentious, symptoms or that
division and split which may occasion her fall from the
lofty emnence she has already attained and render po
puar government mockery for centuries to come. Al
hear loro IN fact that ssfyon fwo
Americas, Europe would have nothing 10 fear"
But 10 revert matters in this country. The Emperor
has no sooner arrived at ST. Cloud than more s he has
loet opportunity Of exhibiting himself TO bis eges He
has already been to the OPERA and tonight goes to
other Of theatres but his reception In the streets has
been something than cold At the Opera care was
taken that the house should be well supplied with crd.
quelrs, and though mora than occasion n slight
hiss heard twas instantly suppressed BY official
tnusiasm His progress 10 and from the theatre
characterized by silence which could not but have been
painful hs Majesty and his lustrous conscrt by
rarlson Of formor occasions. Indeed no, difficult
catch sounds among the Sloss which renched broad
y on the limits OF treason. There evidently intense
dissatisfaction existing among the working classes.
prvy council wss held at ST. Cloud yesterday, but
thipg Of moment has transprcd. The belief still pre-.
walls that Count walewski Is 70 be superseded
hi successor be determined upon. And the
dinner which the Foreign Secretary gave yesterday to
the hereditary Prince OF Tuscany, which present
the Austrian Ambassador the Prussian Minister, the
Tuscan Charge dAdarcs the Tuscan Minister at vienna,
Lord and Lady Holland Count and Countess Tesau the
Baroness, do Bling Commandeur de Frsscobslde Baron
dostenes, Baron Berner, NJ Svatci &C, In Thoughts to
The speech Of the English Premier d sl the universal
theme OF comment and the opinion gains ground that s
armness saved the egteae cordiac from inme-
ciate peril II was exposed 10. AL will nov depend on
the conduct OF the Emperor N there any truth Ia the
repor,s thai have been 40 ndusrousiy for
past that his sate Of health compes him say
with the Horatian bard 50 Mo- srm qaaiu eram.n This
deficiency will make itself manifest, that ne has
TUNED, in which case II may be safely predcsed his
power viii collapse like exhausted parachute; but
" Richard be himself again" n once more, carly and
late Emperor able TO display the active energy tue
deter mined will the urucping hrmness Of q naturally
strong mind tbs difficulty may be tided over and all viii
20 right again until the next OF this evenul drama
Bot cannot be denied that up TO the present moment
the pubic mind under the huence Of shock such as Il
has experienced since the Imperial accession Private
letters from England induce belief that the Emperors
popularity there has reached s clmactrc that jealousy
adrs,op and although no fears are cn,srtsined Of an
IN mediate breach the probability that there Ia one loom
ing the distance Is every day becoming moro On article
Of faith. This intimate alliance sprpgng up between
Russm France, these railroads In RUSSIA OF warkc
rather than commercial object conceded 70 the Credit
Mob.er the coolness OF France concerning RussAs In
rngement Of the Paris treaty, this sgnng Of the Ens
sh tmbsssv at Moscow and excessive attention 70 that
no me
s,den OF the United States, s mixed up with those OF
Ro-so and Gallo phobia reflections Somehow or other,
Mr. Buchanan len Impression among those arisocra.
TIC circles England who paid him great attention, that
ell his sympathies we're emnently Russian that should
be ev er into the possession OF power, he would
suer opportunity 70 escape Of acting upon them.
is possible that during the the new American Am
bssssdor may have made observations which me atera
on OF circu instances have changed the gs Of bu
only spesk the fact when say thst among inluentia
czens in London Mr.. Buchanan looked rpon ~ emi-
pently Russian In hts sympathes.
The Aa1nbiec Nsao7oie has made up iis mind tha'
Euzspd IA determined executing hcr European com
plcaions with view establish herself, directly
directly, In Sicily. And this II says, 10 point where
phc fail 10 into collision with France, whose
last two Kings In endowng her with Algeria, not only
enriched her with q kingdom, but Increased and
consolidated her power In the Mediterranean. To per-
init adds, the Englsh 10 establish their preponde
rance in Constannople, and 10 obtain footing In Sicily,
would be 10 deliver up 10 them that sea which Napoleon
desired, with reAson. 10 convert into Preach lake,
II s rather odd coincidence that no sooner is the