The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
TINE BRITISH MINISTER TO WAsHlNsTOS.
our London Correspondence.


0ur London Correspondence.
LospoS Dec. 70, 1859.
Nv, ylliers Declines the Apyointn,ent Of As&r 10 Wsst
in,son-Rumov that xSV 5e offered 10 TIE Earl Of Ests
--The Suits snbroolio-Aa.tade Of Louis Napoleon-0s~
At~ister al Brwe Pvsssiontssd, &C., &C.
wrote to you last week quito long letter usd@
tho Information Just then authentic enough, that ".
Viliers had accepted the appointment of Minister -
Washington. Siyce hea he has defnrirely dectsSe6
and probable e post ,oiu 0e offered 10 Lord Elets
The sos doubt In iae created by tho une
tunate speech whsn he Qord Il made In Scotland,
year ago In which Ia RveJ he exulted in havaG
"dopo" the Yankees In his Recipro,tty treaty. he
succeed Ia explaining that away no may Co. not he w
stay at home. But In any event We may depend upon
having arst class sent QUITO Buwers anA
Champions.
Great existo here In those circles whSSh
we supposed be liberal thslY sentiments thaa
The attitude taken By France in tho dispute between
Prussia and Switzerland looks to tho partition OF thaA
last ioothold Of civil freedom amongst the adjacent powe.
Osaers with probably look to the abrs
CATION OF the existing liberal Swiss constitution Of ls4s,
ard the substitution cf the restricted imposed instru
msnt OF lS1S Louis Hspoleob who erists In defiance
tho treaty Of 1915, docs not hesitate stufy himself
taing which must be reposod tattersA
document and Of tho necessity Of entirely enAolng M
work lSss himself being the most otabe creation Of hs
events Of that yeN Marx MY prediction; he SUM
shtcsion Of ls4s ui9I b ''cr.shed out'-rna ,oorS
rumor q current here shst the American Minister
Ber7e active ending tho swss TO sub-
init 20 Prussan domante. The Prussisn antecedens q
Mr.. Fay render the not improbable f true ths
sooner Mr. Buchanan that gentleman OF oios
the oster.
ssYge han ded Pruss!s would be unable produce any
greet impression Switzerland But Austria has her
reve,yoa crafty The mountaneers and the ingrses
Napoleon good TO smte down those who saved
his traitor head In exile thereby he gains Cantss
or two-Genevs, say in the division Of The spos.
From the Iondon News, Dec. rs
Th,,o n impression abroad. In circles usually wom
informed Americ,1 Affairs that Rngish Minister
viii very shortly be appointed TO WsehiGgtpn. We are
disposed TO believe tbs. impression we'll founded
any ,loh resolution OF the government. distinguished
likely be sent; who,e nomination to the misssoa
word give to tho ecs OF both corntries assurance
,he sAsnestness and ,iaceriy OF the Enssh Caoinss
iulnss in the relations OF the two states vhsoe
best bent their ooamon origin, their constant
Need We add tn, ,he gent emru referred 70 u
NJ. Charles vilnerri Gould no &c induced " qaa
accept for the mssicn TO Washington hs
would carry thither oos merely tho confidence o the
Cabsaet but the confidence OF the also and
present the people ~s as the Sovereign oi the UnitsA
kpadOm.
There many reasons ngalnss tuftncr 1elay 10 r0
sau,pg diplomatic relations ., Washington. Perhaps ths
bsss Of In THINKS Of Eagand remain
sa ono sne ss,..r To proIonn the p,ossp, ,p,ervs.
brisgs ACCESSION to the dign.tv Of this country.
saoueh h,. BEEN ssss 10 show ,ns United sses that we
eHsro exhibition o. over scnstS,y on the part OF The
government winch vi End no recx in public sennnoss
~ feeling And a. lord Clarendon the mose
Intimate ana fri, nsiy intercourse with tie Americas
| Minister al this Court. and las actually concluded.
Nr Crsmnton dismissal nporten, treaty witt
Mr. iaAs, behalf of tue ,.tod states governme01,
there s inoonss,enoy in .snger hcssAsion In nng
up the vacancy Of Nash pgton, s.surcd, thai
successor 20 NJ CHAMPION w!os cordially and warmly
| receiv,d at thai capital
! No idlo ruzs,no or adhcNnse to formal etiquesis
ought TO b. allowed 10 oppose procrssansie such
appointment IL ~ not 10 b. expected that the United
Majesty @ Ss'' to seSa a a Sew Minister % ws.hsg.os.
When they dismissed Mr.. Champion tscy expressed
strong wish 10 mainv.a She ordinary Diplomats
ony remained IN London, ,lua actively oommuncsseA,
| with the government OF tie United ssacs, wast
here, ucs.od beoonos his government and nh
own personal quaInoAi.,ps. They rssui,e no more.
have no: n Washington. Nos. .isonss tsc a
| nrttor there way dIniuishas the security Il
s,ses co.s being = nj. sSre a. sy are a. homsS
still government e;t without thai confidential asa
the government, gn.td States, 70 tsodenoies
and sentiments Of pv3ue mon, an2 NJ 10 the Vibrations
valro of which 10 nownsre so s,sa, as N . country
the os,,ts,ops OF wa.nh dcunrrstc. Tho Eaghsh
Cab net wAnto ~ and agency OF dmADuanx
tho nIads OF the ssaiesmen and legislators OF Wash
ingi,n OF tnose mlaatpfehensloas winch 10 30 mech
at tho bottom OF oil our dirsrcnecs, oi correoiax
fal5a nprcssiogs, o. contrad,stnr downright fAlse
hocas, and Of o2raiing tnoeo social relations with
the prepa po solaxss Of the Union which have 20 use
ful an t,luerco rusc eyeDr. IT. theD, ihe rcpreseu
tn:.ses oi the Grown with foreign governments beaa
LORD Fllmersn tod the committee Of The CommrDs %
oeia saiares ts the aud tho tongues Of tho
goverzuen uIc s,serce OF ~ Engsa ijRster at Uash
ton mast be seroos ncorycaerre TO The oaoens coos
ss and 70 pr o'osf unnecessarily ths, essence esy 10
whne, how ever. It's IDLE 10 expect ih,, the uni,cd
staes soveri msai wiil iase any norr ''ers 70 ayn
hays made vory conc litory and asndsome idvanoe
TO tse fngls rev,rnmcnt rarchrs ng 10 reeluiWns
a. OF ~, AGO. IN over % tns country, ana
IN preson,sur mo guecn 1oncd AroIc vessel,
tIs Resoir ~ AL tn,s Saf been acne since the ds-
The Fre0a-o .overrrsrt ol ,hc states, Ia, ny nc
spootanous ,elon and sHscton % Congress The pro
,enstos era rstorutcs of the Re cute mus therefore,
DO taken a very sgr scsn, AID Aesrty rAnes,snen
ni tho desire Of the sfhe- s1tsstes OF ne Amsrioaa
Union 70 ROOT reatioGf. rhh hngAnd In thio
sopse b,s Oocn scccyssd OF h1s MAJESTY s7d the Britain
gUvo-nreal Tbe Cvscn. swayD ready 70 40 ersoiousy
Interest,", tss oouairy ha, rsr.onsy received ,ss re-
a,ored vese, and nas iroatec ~ conra ander vsa thai
eonen'a rsIcot ir.ssne, Md cofasg st,so .o,s,. ss
Hsrtslsis hs oresrs, ana son az prbIc guests daring
Their Ay here asa ordered shp Of 70 be placed 81
l their dssrcsa 10 convey them scToss the Auanuc.
o. Dgoic man cs,suons Of good sill and lrendshIr
! 70 tIs Urted stAtcs OF As oernsr have osiy boer
o. As Tsl.S, ,aIor. wso brorgi; ire ks,oIals over
Hess. iron, we have O. 1enCe on both rtss o. desre-
10 ,. GOOD n On s vhish wcud - worhly followed ~
| by hilne up zoe Washington mssor.
st NJ Fraaxir rec VIC rtr be tod rho dismissed
Hr Cr,mrscr, sri grcs dent q the Urts1 States. Ihe
Eea.,ons between Sacs no; personal bot public al
far, to bS regulated public oonficyssons and u n
be on public grounds desirable 70 resume our ordinary
| iiriorns,c rcsiout with the United Sie-, would be
botr vched and rrcrle q allow sry weight u the iac,
thai w Pierce vii t1rcc rs,nits oagcr n power
! lurag thoae three uoatlt there nect o. british
| Mr'stCr Of Wabug0r. Ihe important treaty signed
"a september Oy l0rd Clsrontcn and Ar. Dallas
| ~ abo1t " be sutIniscd " tac senate frr rst1
/ cafes. and an oppos son 70 rNao:atoa ~
| tnrtaened The prcsepca 0 q Rrasb sinl.ler at Wash
uRtob euioyi1g opporupuos o. otp PLANTATION and later
cour with members of the senate. might remove mspy
bectrs and facilitate 6cstOn of tho treaty Al.
ser,tcus the United CATIONS iArl, 81 The great
Importance seversf bran cbcs OF British industry,
| have been proposed 70 Congress Thee are surely
ooc asoas vhen BrNsn Minister q. WashinEto0 may %
nrnindc.AI AM IheY