The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

roor by appointment, and read to hiu your rdships
despatch Of the 4th inst and in compliance with the Ia
strnctoos contained In left copy with Hrs exoellen ~.
the convey in IT, that the Of
which your ordship member, earnestly derroas
OF maintaining IN their integrity those close and friendly
relations which, nce the restoration Of the empire have
marked the alliance between Frat and Greu Britain;
that be recognized, In common With your or iship, the
great Deneht o. good understanding between the two
coupHes and that you would always find him disposed to
aid in maintaining IT,
With regard the Of the despatch ooun. walewski
faid That be would return an ans 70 IL day or two
through the Emperors Ambassador in London; but tha
he had no hesitation In stating at that nothing cou
have been further from bis intention than to convey
despatch OF the Goth Of January TO Count Persgny
putahon whatever On the morality honor Of the British
nation Nay he would further and that hat
despatch was written with other object than To sgnase
acts and proceedings dangerous 10 the tranquility Of
France which the imperial government had u be-
heve were carrying on within the British territories His
Exceepcy admitted that he had used strong language,
but bad been solely with reference to those and
proceedings He had never pointed out, intended to
point out remeoy for them. 1t for the English gov
ernnent and the English nation alone TO determine in what
manner and in what measure remedy could bs applied
i have, &c, COwLEY.
THE EARL OF MALMEsBURY TO EARL CowLEY.
FOREIGN OFFICE, March g. 1858.
Ny Lord-I have received your Excslency's despatch
OF the 8h inst reporting the language Of Count WAewsk
on receiving from you copy Of my despatch Of the Atm
Msssys government observed with great satisrac.
ton the friendly Spirit which pervaded his Exceency 3
remarks, and they feel sure that all the msconcept.on
which has prevailed respecting the purport of his pre-
vous despatch Of the Goth Of January will be entirely
removed by the which Count waie xsk leads you
IN expect will be returned 70 the communication nov
made 10 him. lam, &c. MALME5BURY.
COUNT wALEwsKI TO COUNT PERsIeNY-( -(coMxUNI
GATED TO THE EARL OF MALMBsBURY BY COUNT
PBRsIGEY, MARCH l2)
PARIS, March IL, 1858.
N. LIZ CoxT-Lord Cowley has delivered to mo a des
patch which has been addressed 10 him by her Britannia
Majestys principal Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs
dated the 4'h OF March, and Of which you viii find copy
The government Of the Emperor congrauates itself on
the friendly dispositions Of the cabinet and sees with
sincere satsfactun that the present ministers Of tho
Queen Ike their predecessors under msapprehen
sion either az to our Intentions TO the grave
OF the facts which we have sgnazed TO the government
OF her Britannia Majesty.
The government Of the Emperor, NJ 10 Comte aasters
Itself thet for Elk years its whole conduct has precuded
iae aSpcion OF It's Wishing in any way, 10 wound the
dignity Of the EIglth naton and bis Majesty thinks that
he has seized every opportunity during peace well
during Of drawing closer the bonds the two
this profound con vcton that the reconcs
tion OF two great nations after ages OF anasonlsD could
be sincere and sstiDg only condion namely that
of the other
Such sentiments sttesed by the constant act, Of the
government OF his Majesty, are sufficient answer 10 the
in expectations OF which communication
the Goth Of January has been the object Besides what
has bappenedS begged you TO signalse TO the govern.
ment Of her Britannia Majesty the existence in London of
sect Of foreigners wh CHI in its publications aud It's
ipgs eevaes assassination TO doctrne and which, In the
Of six years. has sent into France not less than eight
ash assins TO strike blow at the Emperor as proved by
the declarations OF the jury
All these attempts Ike that Of the I4h January have
found the Emperor mpassve putting his trust In the
lection Of Heaven his Majesty views with profound dis
cain the attacks which directed only at his person
but The country has shown tse 10 be deeply moved by
them, and al the time when addressed my despatch
70 you essive had been taken London
public opinion In France without taking into the
nature OF the Institutions OF Ecgand the motives Of
discretion Of which Lord Malmesbury nunication
speaks wss asrnshea that much eltacy should
remained unpunished.
Moreover the char acter Of proceedings was laid
down to you the clearest by the Emperor him
SELF who wrote o you towards the end OF January:"I
do net deceive myself the little efficacy Of the mea
which could be taken but IL will still be friendly
act, which will cam much irritation here. Explain our
position clearly 10 the Ministers OF the Queen not
DOW question Of saving my life; ii is question Of saving
Tho Emperor NJ le Comte, has never intended TO de-
mapd the support Of foreign governmenY o his
personal security. more elevated sentiment an inie
rest eater In his eyes, have guided hmnamely, the
maintenance OF the good relations existing with the neigh
boring g ates,
Ny despscbes o, the 10th Of january had no other OBJ
ject than TO slgnalse state n things which re
GREETED but carefully abstsped from expressing any
opinion TO the measures calculated remedy IL
have bee unable 10 understand ho~ certa
OF that despatch have been misioterpreted be
sides, unnecessary fer N you that entered
my thought 10 consider EJgsh Legislation dssigneiy
beernR the oender, and 70 borrow Lord hslmesourys
owp wores, az screening HIM IRON punishment.
In giving these 10 the principal Secretary Of
State you ~h ee good W add that tue inteatous
OF the Empefor have been msapprehenJed his Mtesy's
goverrrsrt ~u sosiaG nom co1inuirg q discussion
vneb, BY DO preopge6, nignt mejadice the oguy
sId The goo uudstAndpg OF the two ooln,res
t.PpeA, purely And simply, 81 the loyalty Of the Eng
lish people.
and 70 leave viii aim copy Oft. Receive. &c
A. wALEwSKL