The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
OUR LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENCE
THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA
&C., &C., 10.


Contracts have been taken ii homo and abroad for the
construction OF thirty Rassan steamers for the
vice Of the companies intended navigate between the
Black Sea and foreign or other ports Some Of these will
be OF large Dimensions and ruc,ed each vii
bo enabled TO transport from 500 900 troops
receive powerful war ament-he guns being kep.
ready In reserve At the home ports.
Ell Occid nte Of Nadrid OF November IT. In an angry
article with respect to tho attitude Of the United go
vernment quotes the following as received from New
York, dated October 29:--
The government OF the United States has no. viewed
with Indifference the aggressive movements OF Spain in
Mexico and st. Domingo. II Mr.. BuchaDsn be elected
ING spanish government VIII receive energetc
notes which are aready written and laying in the Foreign
Secretary Office at Washington In attempting izs
her projects Spain will encounter IN Mexico and ss.
Domingo Ang American forces which may defeat her
ends.
lie Nerd of Nov, 90 the following piece o.
literary Intelligence
We commence to day the publication of the Corter of
Lndon The Courier will appear every Is days Il viii
be- IKE Cuier Of iart and our Copr,er Of Berlsa
faithful and pquant reune Of the chronicle Of tho
Icons, OF The clubs, Of the heate, of the political liter
ary artistic commercial, financial aritocratc, ani de.
mooratc wcrld of London. II will be record o. great
snd little events In word it will be faithful photo-
graph Of the aDecdosi life OF great city. We will
next take up the Publication OF Courier Of S. Peters
burg
The Prussan Correspondence that the com
piee for the regulation OF Danuban navigation met on
the sh inst. at Gelaz, and beld It's drst sitting The
whole Of the commissioners present. nsmoly M
Consul Becke, for Austria Major Stor (), England; 81
Engeihardt, France NJ Bitter Prussia Baron oieubars
Russia Captain dAste, Sandman navy; and omer Pasna
mot the sirdar), Turkey.
foreign correspondent says
sec by paragraph in the London Star that Prince
Alfred Is 70 be educated u Geneva. sorry to hear
city lever visited There three andt
ty licensed brothals in Geneva and the gambin houses
are still more In number. Vice regns Triumphant Cat
wins faith has long sirce departed, ard unoushiug
prol'gacy supplies It's place. What schao for al Eng
lish prince!
A letter from Vienna, in the Cologne Gassee gays
certain that the relations between Russia and Aus
tra have become of very delicate character, and that
the petty vexa.ops to which Prince Esterhezy an
dor at the coronation subjected at the Court Of Rus
fa have contributed 10 cool those previously existing
betw cen the two courts II fact that since the return
Of Prince Eterha2y the sympathies OF the high Austrian
ar,stocrscy for Russia have greatly diminished.
The London Ne,es Of November II, Says
The solution Of the present difference between the Eng
lish and Fronch Cabinets viii probably be that the
French Cabinet will yield II the English Cabinet do not
view taken by England, Austria and Turkey the de-
limitation question shall be met, for II s quite obvious
that rupture of anglo Frenon Alliance would al any
time be far greater misfortune 10 the Emperor OF the
French than could possioly be TO England and tina, at
the present moment and with the existing prospects Of
Frabce, such rupture would pacs the Empire In n stu
alton OF danger. The policy Ct a government may be
changed with all the sudden dextsrity OF pantomiu 10
prejudices, OF people.
Intelligence from 81 Petersburg In the Correspondent
de Hambg states that considerable corps OF Russian
troops is concentrated tho frontiers Of Persia and Tur
key, to sive effect OF need, to the influence OF
Russa, II the aars OF Persia and AGghanistan should a.
q serious character.
The Copenhagen correspondent Of the London Neus,
writing on November IL, says:
The government here has lately granted permission
Mtssrs. Suhr merchants OF Cepenhsgen, Capt eaas
lo. Of Brooklyn, New York, but native oil Denmark
establish central telegraph station on the island OF ST.
thomas ana 10 lay down and telcgraphlc lines be
tween that island and the Amer lean cont nen tho other
wes, Indian Islands, the Bahamas and Bermuda. The
conditions and they undertake 10 complete the works
within various periods OF from three years years
duration II need not be observed that the capital
quse for such enterprises cannot be found In Denmark
although, perhaps, part OF may be procured here;
but Captain Raason hopes be able 70 raise the money
England and America, aud a this time he ID himself In
England. He sa very energetic and active maa, who
has made himself hyoraby known the Uoi,ed states
by several great works In which ne has been engaged,
and 1t In TO be hoped that his plans, In which all the
world II Interested, may be crowned with entire
despatch from Vienna, Of Nov. 2l, iays:-
According TO official advices from coustantlnoplo,
Redscbid Pas has minisry constituted ~ follows
Redschid Pasha Grand yizier.
Aal Pasba, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Ria Pasha, War.
The Liverpool 7imes, OF Nov. ~, says
Al Lyons . suspension OF . number OF American or.
ders Tor silks IN feared. owing 10 the failure Of great
house in New York which traded largely In Lyons
factuTes.
Gasgow paper ssys:-
failure, involving liabilities to the extent OF from
geo coo 10 Geo. reported Monday the 18th OF
November The parties alluded to connected with
the thread manufacture IN that city.
letter In the Aonfte, dated Tehcran Oct ~, states
that Herat has only not fallen that Bokhars
chants asserted that there was imper.
feet blockade OF some Of the principal gates and roads.
Provisions and even passed In and out The
Persian troops were suffering from want OF supplies.
The Liverpool TSmes OF Nov. %, says
The steamship Great Britain Is undergoing further
alterations Of an important character. She has had
srnpost forged At the Mersey foundry, which said to
be the most ponderous piece Of wrought iron
gethcr for any purpose she s 70 be lifted with new
double screw Of nne pitch, 10 be alta ,hed 10
lifting Apsratus will have a new figure heAd-non and
unicorn ao sixe; her have been moved forward
ano alterations have been made 10 her rg 70 enable her
10 carry fourth more than hcrstofore and
full poop has been built deck IN Consequence OF ater
ing the position Of her masn sne VII have one instead Of
two fonnels, and that win be oval In shape she VIII be
able TO carry nearly 600 passengers about 900 tons OF
cargo goo tons Of coal besides stores and water for
voy age 70 Australia Her advertised day OF sailing The
18th OF February NEXT
The Paris correspondent Of the London 0io,. writing
on 10th November, says
As tho subject OF Leopold Redpath prc occupies the
English public above ali others, will mention act
which nave reason 70 believe IL not generally know
On tho day when Redpsth fed from London and arrived
In Paris he paid visit 10 NJ strauss, the leader OF the
Emperors private band, and one o. the most eminent
copnosseurs In Europe OF curoses and articles OF vertu
Redpah was par ocular admlrer or carved ivory, and
the prices be paid for certain ourioscs IN that material
caused his name and person 10 be familiar TO all the
leading dealers In Paris In the of his visit 10 NJ
Strauss Rcdpath expressed his derre 10 purchase
beautiful specimens OF carving, for which the former
demanded 30 0o0 francs Rcdpah oered 40 900 francs
which NJ. Strauss refused 10 accept He then promised
10 think over the matter, and 10 communicate on the
subject to N. srAuss. The evening he len Paris,
and on the following day he Was prisoner In England.
Redpsths manners betrayed no anxiety, nor can the
pers who him here believe otherwise than that
he returned London with the full confidence settling
matters without coming TO the prevent eItremities
Our London Correspondence.
LoSpoS, Nov. Is, 1855.
Ne,u Of ne Presidential Eleeion-Popidr Ssvpvte and