The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
Our London Co, respor sisnce.


Our London Con respordsnoe.
LONDON, Feb. %, 1866.
The Peoce Comgess-Senments Of the English People
he Conditions % be Enoroed-Coxrse Lakefyto b P~
sud ty Lord Palnnoa in Case they are NOT SaMstoo-
hny-1he Rea, BangLrs Of the Crimed--Lord Weasley-
dates LIFE Peero9e-TAe Nac American A.wiss~ 20
Ln9ldnd-SoaIouque's Charge ADares in Paris-Bon.
Mot Of Mr.. Mason the Nieycr Diplomat
The pen potentiAries Of allies aud those oT Rus
are assembled in Paris aud nex week they to set 10
work IN drawing up treaty Of peace. This will be
complished without any great labor the part of
ciplomasts engaged. rs the msin points have beec
ready dee mined upon between the ove.egns the
present. There Is no doubt Of very friendly
standing existing between France, Austria aud Rut,.
They are all anxious and decided for peace. Eceiand
Is not less desirous of getting out Of the var,
but however disposed the government msy b
TO cone to easy terms with Rassia, the people og
this country viii protest against any treaty Of peace
that Is not commemorate TO he sacrifices made rhs
singular and ominous silence pervading thu "a isa
at this critical moment. The Times declares the honor
and dignity Of England must be maintained and wxrus
the not t, acoept peace that public opinion
wiz not apprtve LOrdPamerston would certainly prefer
resignng TO doing 30 fer he would ipflhby BE- tarovs
out with ruined reputation If he to attempt
compromise that would be Illuminating TO John Bah.
There Is doubt that the Wit and experience Of the a.
sute statesmen who meet in Paris next week axosnR
the council board qnits equal the occasion end
that they win manage between them to patch up pesos
that may dssppoint and dspeass Others but whiS
viii be 80 Dgeniously doyetaed and nice adjusted g
to defy any wholesale violent objections and which
must therefore, be swallowed in the lump whsther sn
tirty relshed not may venture to predict ths nu
without laying claim to powers of second sight
We have had another amusing epissde in oonnectaoa
with the var In tho Crimea. About year ago Lord
Cardigan and several other officers of high grade
homo covered with newspaper glory and received
with thous OF applause by the people, and promoted
and decorated By the sovereign. II out tv
the report of Commissioner appciated TO examine nfs
the Encouragement that took place in the Crmsa, that
tie very officers in question, eined and adorsd are
amongst the most cupable Of all those accused Of neg
lect and ircapss This has brought great ridoue oA
thee officers and upcn the Court who 10 ready to
advance them To get rid OF this awkward matter for
the present, LORD Palmerston has done something
more original than rational He has appointed nsv
comnissien OF individuals, warranted " to have
been in the CriIoea" to report the report of tn
commission Of distinguished sent out to the Cx
to investigate facts and evidence on the spot SusA
soen absurdites these will neither benefit the Cart
thority than mine.
The House of Lords hAs managed for once TO attract
.eme small share Of public at ion lately by stsmp
rg to oppose the creation OF peerage for life Tho dig
nifty ef the toty was declared in Danger any but
hereditary peer was allowed to enter It. The House Of
England As the I1rds learned 10 the law had from
treme age almost ial into incapsciy, hs government
for @ in oasr thst S ay maht ss1s sa
decfons Of the House Of Lords from the ridcus that
usually attends ,he| MI, 1hereppn great ousy
iom the lords u hereditary but from he parvs-
recollection and all of hese Of the law such -
Brcugham, Campbell, Lyndhurst, &c, &c. Lord Lyrd-
hurst is Of Yankee extraction son Of Copey the painter
q Boston, and he was the rtt to his lordy hor
Tor af such thing a. peer ter hie dc WAS stupid
enough, in grand oratIon the OCCASION to declare
that the on prece dents for lie pcerages the
OF the Minister'S of Charles H. and OF william III. and
"ecrge H. These pcersges OF prostitutes were op
'eo py inc House OF lords nor have ever been condemn
4sested though the csndidae is Of the dlstn
guished and respected OF English Judges Pubic opnioa
here takes careful note Of AL tbe,e pnerlitiss.
The news Of the nomination of Hon. George H. Dallas
az Minister TO this Court has been received with heary
satisfaction BY the American werd here No could
have been selected BY the adins ratiou with many
admirable claims for this eminent poss-a eta mas
lawyer and dipomatis; fine abilities, large experiences
and high character with social position and courtly
pers TO say nothing Of distinguished descent These
combination of requ isites rarely found united and
which render him. beyond question: better qualified than
NEST men fer the difficult and trying situaton OF Amort
can Nit lister to the Court Of James II is fanoicd
by that because Mr. Dallas is Of high English de-
scent and related to Of the actual nobility that
he viii be likely to take English of things,
and more disposed TO iayor English interests. Those who
made such calculations know tie CT Mr. Dallas ho
deep sympathies for the land OF his birth. They forget
too that his reputation, we'll that ofbis eminent
hti er are Of American origin II tue Engl sh govcrD
ment anticipate any advantage from the suspected
ings Of Mr.. Dallas TO the mother country Of OF u
venture 70 predict their nal disappontment and that
whilst he viii vie with any his predecessors 10 ability
he viii be surpassed hy in devotion to the
and honor Of his native country. Mr. Buchanan In onv
awaiting the xpested arrival Of Mr. Daas leayS Lon
don short vsit TO the ointment prior 70 his return
home. He dimes with my Lord Palmerston Tomorrow
which Ia proof that whatever NAV be their private
or diplomatic opinion OF each o,hsr they are equally
disposed, at times TO lay aside wraDgiing for the
amenities Of the festive board Lord Pnlmerston haa
however inhex'ble his Arguments he has urged them
always with moderation and dignity
The negro representative of Sculouque made his Ap-
pearancc this week at the Queens evee spits OF
Jl The affected sympathy of the English for free ng-
gers" he avoided something "odicus and not 10
be endured" good joke Of Minister at Paris Mr.
Mssop has come here. He at Court ball lately
at the Iueries, and his eye happened to light tba
Charge Affairs Of Soulouque in France fine looksg
black; some one observing his steady gaze: said.
We'll MI hasen, what do you think Of yondsr bacl,es
hasoD stu regarding the negro with the eye Of
ncia eur why clothes and ell tbink that fellow ~
worth thousand dollars This IL 'sod virgtnDyD al
over, and everybody Is laughing at the bon ~sot
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Feb. 81, 1855
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