The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

Our London Corresp0ndence.
LcsDos, Nov. 4, 1850.
1ordt etne Neapolian Difficulty -Intrsu0 Of Fdncs and
RussGS-Resewmesa IN England d0ainA Louis Nopo'eon
-O6daI vacanc1s-Gty Fauz and HIS Disciples-
Affairs Of The Royal Bviish Bank, &C., &c
We stan more absorbed In foreign than home news
The Neapolan question and III Development have pro-
duosd results such might have been anticipated but
which seem not TO have been looked for This question
was first mooted when supposed that toe French
0nd Epgnsh Cabinets would work In unison Gradually,
o. came 10 be developed, France fell away from her
ally and become necessary either that Engand should
abide by her policy alone or yield to the notifications
proposed by France Lord Palmerston chose the latter
course and the consequence 10 that two great Powers
have exposed themselves TO snubbng from small State
20 the edihoaton of the world at large. The King Of
Naples openly laughs at the puerty OF the Western
Powers and redcules the idea Of France and England
ooercng him In the rule Of his people The result OF h,
sGate Of things that the people OF France blame al
herence the policy Of England and the people England
condemn tho policy Of Louis Napoleon ana disconten
Of course has arisen either sae To ths, ia
Emperor In insane moment ordered the X,nisur
waTn" the English press that danger would the
alliance n structures France Its Emperor not
eschewed In FUTURE and the breach made wider THAI
Il was before. The English press il not celebrated for
s unanimy but this occasion the EN- seror has been
perfect yell Of Indignation and utter casting forth Of
oil delicate consideration for the time 10 como. Lot the
Emperor Louis Napoleon look TO himself for his dowa
Gall TO ensue ready TO prognostlcate, he
will find the British press anything but backward In bring
ing 1t about
The French Emperor, fancy ing himself in po-
son he has occupied chiefly through the nstru mentality
OF his alliance with England has presumed our love-
and has thereby endangered the alliance and bis
0itiOn e the same With fOrbearance worthy OF
great nation and great friendsh p We have looked ON
while our ally tempered with enemies and fallen
gradually away US, but our forbeancs could
be everesduring. Gossip and rumw, which someti mes
So d Ms a.
st. Petersburg, and some time past the British
government was informed BY its agents that France
rumor, then denounced n a canard Is now confirmed,
De MoFny bad his mission beyond the dldment OF
che Count carried out As far a. he could Immedaely
amer tho arrival OF the French representative Russia,
France assumed modned tone towards ner FORMER enc
my. and Ia turn awakened TO senss Of position
now positionI should say. Count de Moray, iniu
eDced by his friends Russia wrote 70 Coun. walewsxi
and urged upon their minister the necessity OF address
ing Austria upon the desi, ability OF her rein
gushing the Prncipahesno note Of course to England
REGARDING the Black Seathat would been daring
and walewsk, influenced, doubtless by the under
atanding that bis ancestral estates Poland (he Is
Pole) would be restored him. writes on Count Buol
IN and says Refuse 10 give up the Princpaiss until
che Bolgrad and Isle Of serpens difficulty settledp'
Here. then. We have matters brought into nut SHE'LL
France has become subseviant {, Russian Influences,
pales and England determined to hold the Black SEA-
Tmkey thrown TO and fro by opposing currents, but
eventually sides with England and Austria aud aere the
Public feeling is very strong these subjects. and
people oil but unanimous In their expression OF anger
agapst France II was bad enough 10 fod her leading
into o weak and imbecile den onstIa'ion against
Naples, bu, tho idea Of reachcry with Russia 4 the
IN. lateat news reaching us from the Cape Of Good
Hope would lead TO believe that The difficulties with
Che Catire chief have been arranged There lille do
pendence 70 be placed upon this news no viewer, sad
preparations are going on 70 meet any emergency tne
idea Of wnh the Cafres Is very unpopular In tae
army. Our officers dread the very iea OF being
ordered 10 the Cape. We have some Of the old SCOTTISH
bulldog left in US, and We yet prefer good stand up
solitary savages The troops engaged Ia the late
give dismal account OF their adventures Better coo
with German legion than send out more troops.
Lord Palmers,on rs one Of the luckiest Of Prem.ers
He has had ,he appointment OF bishops In unusual mum
bers and every other kind OF patronage seems 70 nave
fallen into ready lap The death OF the Lord Cnef
Justice Of the Common Pleas (sr john Jevis) gives him
opportunity 10 elevate Sir Alexander Cockonrn TO IN,
bench and slmuane the resgnston OF Baron Plat
serves 10 afford rcwart TO another political Adherent
Mr.. Watson, q. c. Is named the learned Birons sue
cessor SIR Richard Belthe becomes ATTORNEY General
and Mr. Collier p IL 10 receive the appointment OF
Solicitor General This is current Dews.
We bad q rather curious exhioi.on Ct the hsnso,
House on Saturday. Mr.. W. j. OConrell, son OF III
lats Daniel O'con ae, addressed the Lord Mayor upo
the necessity Of putting stop the usual childish Guy
ber the anniversary OF the Gsopowder Plot Mr.. OCon
nell In Catholic aud Mr.. salomons, the Lord Mayor, Bs
jew ard two became .deepy aiected' while address
pg each other In strains OF mutual compliment upon free
dom OF conscience and religious liberty AL this was
sheer humbug for Pedestrians now quito willing 70
xer quish the vile exhibition OF an ugy Guy on = COS
sermongcrs cart surrounded by lot Of NOISY boys and
thc sjorty Of them 90 far ~ 70 say that
they believe thai ahe Gunpowdcr Plot ~ u catsd, w0
In truth, plot 70 make plot and Ice enactou was,
simply 10 confirm the feeling Of the people la their ely
acquired hos ror OF Roman Catholics However, whether
the plot Protestant Papsn plot Il Is high time
a honored by the breach rather than the observa
"How long, oh Lord wilt thou be angry with US
foreverfu
The dincultes regarding the Royal British Bank seem
90 increase. nov discovered that the new share
holders claim 70 be exemps from liability. 10 conse
quenoe Of hsr having been induced 70 eater ny raadu
lent representations This 10 tho new phase.
Robson the Crystal Palace forger has bean tried and
sentenced twenty years and fourteen anspor
tAuon- - oGsshc, thirty four years.
Tho malls Just received from tho United States serve
90 shadow and 70 lead 70 fear that the
result (knovn you at the moment write II am mot
mistakenly Of the election OF President viii 90 against
Fremont and that BuchAnan will be successful. We
can only ourselves with tho thought that no can
not be worse than Pierce.