The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05


has psed Since the Creh Hsber anr med that u. po
sion that Of sentinel over the healthy deyeiope
rept OF Pence enterpYtse Are I've directors stiI GER
tain iba. they oompsien. 70 tho anccn- they have AZ
sumedS
0ror tho london Times, {csy article.) Nay cay
rsrpears thai legal steps have been taken for the pur
suit Of Charles Ttnrcay who supposed have
called by the Arabia FROM Liverpool on SATURDAY, aud tl.
bis surrender win be applied for under the raii.'oa
rssy between France and the United States. Meaawh,'e
hts berds both In paf and London and also those Who
with the Credit Mobier endea vOrig 10
create impression that the amoap Of his dviscaons has
been gr atty exaggerated There Is r-ssoa, however,
TO suppose that zach Is tho Statements from tho
most reliable TO upon the point and
n nothing definite sssersined il would be
Idle to pr~s upc Thai person OF such Connections in the
speculative world would have been suffered 10 break
down for tmail snm under circumstances Involving 20
much pubic damage. The names OF the principal saf
.rcrs and tho extent Of lo.s in each case seem To
bs currently Known, and 1t is sii- med, moreover,
that thu, systsm If Disspproprisrin has been car.
Paris epeaulaior posossei OF eminent nae ami en-
oypg The fsysa ~ The distinguished operators who have
taken upon themreves " control snd ,esniit ,is hnsn
cia genius OF the country, nos likely to have comed
himself " career ending In compulsory fight for the
moderate amount that in quarters Is alleged to
be the lni, Of the respor sih.ses nf NJ Tournsysssn
when he a,,rrs nj h. Place f- fsoo 900 occurred lat
year there similar dspriton % conceal The scops
The fsasey General silence tn, part of tho press
the efforts Of all speculators them
sev and others, and the natural anxiety part Of
the victims to On operate in keceog tho pablo unac
qnanted with their entire partial rno, all 1sst in such
to render tho task Of suppression practicable III
the present IL the Law should ultimately reach
viii perhapf transpire All thai 10 dous there
FORE give the statements obtained from, pcrss whn
are in the ses. position to form an opDin, and 70 tes:
these which proceed rom other sources.
IFrem thu London Post (c.y sricle) Nay ~.
me do .pward tendency Of prices continues w the mar
ket for public securities the prox mate OF the heav
u day having been tho aunouncemeni Of the failure
and fight Of " rhurueyssen, from PARIS To tho uul'cd
49, Aocr
considerable, In consequence Of huvneyssen having
been engaged in companies Of Importance and par
necons wi the wincioal French capitalists raese con.
ederaiion less han the large Of hts defaca
lions s.a to reach $500 600 to q have tended o
IN France and tone OF heaviness has consequently
communicated To The market Tor tho EDelish funds.
from the London Chronicle. April 221
me failure Of Tnurneyssen Of Paris, soecuator Of
scmo celebrity, does not involve any this side tbs
Channel The liabilities in this case are exceedingly
heavy but ~ present ne correct amount s moi known
Lord Nnpser's Vow York speech In q French
Point Of View.
prom the Psrs Constitutional, MAJ III
We return to the speech, not bccaus. the honorable d.
psonstist has attributed sans eo~ hs em,re Of tho
world, at least In the future. ~ tue Anglo aaxon
these ideas are expressed siner rocuR, and have no
importance, for Of The European will pos
sess supreme domination 70 tho det ment and for the
oppression OF the remainder but bcarse of the outbnrst
Of cordially anil affection for the United States which dis
appears,
concerning The reciprocal sentiments Of The two ma
pcns Since the wsr ~ naepapdeuca John Bal aud Eo
TIER Jonathan have been eoctdere II no. ensmies q.
least az very unffenoly brohsrs They havc not ceased
TO- give proofs OF snagonsm 10 politics. and Jonathan,
who ia the turbulent, doubtless because be the
orSss' pas ns'sr s an Opportunity pass BY wnou;
laughing al him pto tho bargain John Bull has ds played
remarkable raisDce but has he hitherto replied 70
'ssrsssi0n' and challenges By c0nplim''r and smiles
Frankly spesklng Do no, understand the enthusiasm
obecs heh have Inspired he recent po,ica oassuons
that have existed between the Unie England
- s p~ pos ~. T o.
DIN, NE orerce quesiou, mo hshsras qusatou. hAvs
NM Vs,S ,e~n,v 20 1890 ~ J mss 20, nHs
| ympsih,c With Russia in her war VIA England.
pier doubtless mo- intended a compliment n The
United aics for their having d. missed hs predecessor
Mr.. CramItnp or az ma or sat-facuon offered IN Tho
Senate al s having rsrcted the treaty which tended
regulate IN not unfsvorabe to England ms On-
trial American question We therefore per tho
All this dspay OF extraordinary friend shio prncaeds rot
ffs mo-al resemblance but from Int.
qua,rsi i he Unaed Staies rpi, Byl,sA coms.erce
for time. Th- bonds Of fleodshp that arc being cele
baicd arc chains Of noserr bls simple sSsis OF cot
ton which supply The Manchester market
| Arrival OF Carpenter In Paris.
Chares Carpepier, the deis1lter OF the Northern Rail-
way Company Of France, who confessed his guilt and
volunteered return arrived 10 Paris 10Th May
TIE evening, immcuiaely escorted
Of Maxss By hts guardian sEd two o5s d'armes.
Tho Journal des Dsbais OF May Is hi-hes exrac,
or letter written by Grpeusr % his family days
before bis leaving New York fer Havre. 10 furnishes
some details about bis position towards tho per np.
Gated with HIM and tho reasons <hich Induced him IN
make confession. "rho American legal proceedings
made me sirk,n says he.
in another letter 10 Mr. Tachauj, bis legal adviser he
protects strongly against certain &c vspa
pers, and princirsliy OF the INV York HRuD. "rht,
ournal,n says no. chad hccoms hostile 20 me. II Il not
irue N paic and trembling; "a not true pollher
| that Tho acknowledgement Of nv Ruit has been drawn
nom This acknowledgment has been FREQ and spou
sDsons on my part, N appeal hat make 10 the lbs
tic Of country. Igo 70 meet my judges because have
everything TO gan BY boe who shall read my report
will be convinced that had gro pale and
remble. Yes. certainly an, guilty, but MOI II what
sccosed for the ibefp from tho safs NJ The TILES have
besn committed without breaking IN, and without fsh-e
keys; sud above all declare i1udly thai there
the leat fo~rery In the whole ransacii and
auenily theie ground for extraduoo. u " haD
by my Will that sivc N.Y. eli up 10 French jnston"
In another pa-t Of his letter he speAks highly
gard with which he the United States 81
am hero psrfsiy free. fear that France they vii
not act 10 The same mAnnnr 70 yards mel
marhses.
Lvnroor, Friday, May -, 1857
Frciehe 70 Awerf'a oo,upucd. N decline and rates
a aorb WatUht