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

CoUkT wALEwsKI TO BARoH BsENIR, AT NAPLES.
PAxis, O0t. 10, 1855.
Monsieur ie Bsron-rhe government Of the Emp peror
sees with pain that the governr,ent Of the T~o cles
does not appear disposed to modify its attitude and
give satsfation to the wishes which have expressed
shall again AllIde the consid atoms which had
induced the government OF his Iuperal Majesty
the step the rms Oi which set forth In my despatch
OF the zlst My last think may say that there u not
one Of the cabinets Of Europe that rendered Justice
TO the good faith az we'll IS TO the foresight Of the
sells which We made known Ut Nat,ss There Is not one
them that that we have not been guided
N ths affair by any hostile feeling, but have acted
for the general interest and the exprt ssion OF which
cerAniy had nothing Offensive 70 the government TO
which IL was addressed.
Tho government Of the Emperor regrets Monsieur le
and the reply of the Cabinet Naples should have been
imprinted both AZ 70 form and substanss With . feeling
which shah abstain from mentioning but which Ia little
harmony with the idea, which dictated our proceeding
We battered ourselves that the time which hes elapsed
the first i'm oressons Of tse government o. u Two
Sclies and that being brought by reelection Just
apprecasons, would have felt the opporunensss Of
eripg on line Of coDouct which s own interest and the
have induced It to follow
Our expectation has been disappointed The Commap-
deur Carefa true addressed you on the 26h Of
August last fresh comm nncson oouohed In more con
ciatoy terms but ct bottom, Is not sausactory
than the preceding In presence state things
which We cou heartily have wished 70 avoid, the gov
ernmen OF the Emperor in accord with that Of her Bd
tannc Majesty thinks that long this state Of things
remains unchanged cannot Keep up before It's rel
tons With the government OF the Two Settles.
the receipt Of this oespatch take the necessary
70 leave Naples with all the members of your ega
ion Similar Instructions have been sent 10 the English
embassy You win hand over the archives Of the Iega
toE TO the Consul OF his Imperial Majesty. Moreover
and TO provide eventually oc scious procession to French
subjects residing In the Kingdom Of tho Two Sciie
French sauAdron will be kept in readaess ct Touion,
where II will be within reark 70 receive the orders that
might be found requisite 20 transmit to In that
should become necessary to eurust H. In the interest
Of our fellow subjects the ot supplying the dscen
cy caused by the Of official protection To be
prepared
the commasder OF this squadron has Instructions to send
to v,e the ports Of Naples ana Of ssy when the cap
tain Of such weasel will place himself In Communication
with our Consus. With similar object in view, IL Is
the intention OF her Britannia Majesty 70 station squad
You WI bo pleased Monsieur ls Baron, 70 read this
with him. wALEWsKI
IParis (Oct. 27) Correspondence Of London Times
A private telegraph, despatch, received this
afternoon from Naples, announces that Baron Bre-
nier had this moroing quilted that city. The part
ing interview with the Neapolitau Minister for
Foreign Affairs was very friendly, aud Baron Bre-
ner received repeated assurances that every precau
tion should be taken for the protection Of French
subjects The same ASSURANCES we're given to the
English Minister, who was also to leave Naples
about the same time.
The Treaty Of Paris a Dead letter.
[From The Lonoon Post, Dot. 2s
This day terminates the period of six months
fixed by the treaty of Paris for the firal evacua-
ton Of the Turkish territories and for the closing
Of the Straits Of the Daraanelles to ships of war,
with the exceptions stipulated for in the text Of the
treaty.
Asthe treaty, however, has not been carried out
on the part of Russia, 1t follows, natural con-e
quence that the obligations of the other parties 70
it are for the present suspended
The Austrian occupation Of the Pnncipalitics
will, therefore, continue JUS as our squadr)n will
remain in tho Black Sea until the Russians shall
faithfully and completely execute and falf all the
conditions Of the treaty.
The Stase Dues Difficulty
THE POLICY OF TIE UNIrsD STATES IN THE ELBE
NAVIGATION
tHamouyE Correspondence, Oua xs, OF London News
Nos that the question oft Sound dues n vr:uely
d.sposcd o. the Unted States appear 10 their aen
zion 10 arother ard stu mc,e csyiog abuse and
disposed TO play the game In tho Ebo tney
been sucnessfuy following In tno SOUND tina, ths Sta 10
dues must sosn be abolished IL a fact apparent even
TO HsDoversn statesmen much as they may preiea not
70 seeu
confirm the !act already eo1mun Aed OF the despatch
received by the United a.os Consul n shs city from lbs
government Tns de'rs,oh Can, aoweyes present
only considered es prernsr, stsp taken Ia order 20
oosin rescssary nformsor On which to fou I'd CON
plants and Demands NJ stor period Mr.. Consul Amss
Of The Sade dues received ~ Hanover during the last
ten Year,; scc"ndy, 10 send In speciaed st of the
lighthouses signals beacons, and buoys kept up by Ham
burg. together with the amount annually expended In
keeping them In an efficient state, thirdly, 10 inquire
whether the Senate OF Hamburg prepared to support
the unted states opposing the iurhof OF tho
S'ace dues and 10, 10 what extent
Ihe despatch proceeds 70 state thai the Unied States
have recognized the ion entered into be-
tween the rvx borceriD; Sstes o the Eoe ani signed
at Dresden In 1854 and therefore at liberty 70 refuse
pa ment OF the SaGs cues without any bresch OF Aha
90 'her part And, lssty, tao American government
sfaacanty hints e the necessity Of nocrattns their
commerce from all toa uol lesied expressly and
pended keeping In order re lghihJ Juses beacors,
and ouoys OF the Elba and oning specifically COT
ton amoogst their staple articles u produce the caef
ono 10 which this principle applies.
Our merchants and shpowncrs express themselves
perfectly ready and willing to corporate to tho extent Of
tnoir power and abilities with America In any stops she
may take for tho abolition Of tho Sade dues,
become nearly intolorablc, and gradually drawing
away the legitimate or uis city 10 tho Hlno
verian esnips village Of HarDufg on tho opposite side
Of the river whers sps a1d thsr c1rsocs arriving from
the exempt from tho psJ mcn Of the Sde drcs
The following incident, rlng in itself viii, however
10 show the I'm oortance attached by Hanover 70 tho
American toto and the une~spos sht fee tor tho safety
Of her cherished stado dues day two ago article
dated from Hanover appeared IN ofour leading political
papers stating that 'tho governTrent had received
communication from the United ,s'es ne subject of
the Stadc dues and wishing 10 know under what cond
uons Hanover would be wiling 70 relnqush them As
the HanoveriAn Minister resident hcre read the
nbo he Immediately sent bis secretary to the eor
inquire who wroto the article IA question AS however
not The custom here fer editors 20 give up tho
of thor correspondents tho Minister not much
for his inquiry but he admitted tho truth Of The state
r~rt.
With regard 10 the th-ee questions put 10 tho Amsican
Consul am sbed 10 40 ol them pretty clcse-
liz a table Cf the amount 3 Sftfr