The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15
INTERESTING EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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Critical Condition Of the Anglo
French Alliance.
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General Walkers Mobile Speech and Mr.
Buchanan's Position,
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Our London Corresp ondence.

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Feb %, 1858.
The Turn Os-1Ae Ninistry-.aranse Rumors anena a
certain Celebrated P.'s Cara Sposc--Bayney Williams
M James Anderson and Miss Agnes Esoorthy, dc.
You can imagine nothing like the excitement inside and
outside the Houses Of Parliament ast evening. The de-
feat Of the Minister'S by most people (however,
fofe~Mned you Of it on official authority two months
tince) quite unexpected and though everybody depYs-
Gates the Introduction of the so-caed Alien bill o. 30
opportune moment, the regret not only general but
sincere at the fall Of the Paine rsonian administration
The srangest Of ahoas reference 10 the
wife Of the ~ p who has caused all this political con-
fusion and ousted the Pslmersonans. Tho lady ques-
ton is mednge of red repubcanism and socialism. It
is therefore needless 10 add that Louis Napoleon
Of her favorites. dAo0Ds reports, 4: s said that
Orsni twho known be friend Of tho family bad
in his possession when arrested Paris, m1uy of tho
adys letters Of the most incendsry character 5oe
always taken extraordinary amount of interest in
refugees, and shaggy paefaced Pole Italian aasim
medateiy become household god and grown fs: and
10 interesting.
Our good little Queen who, though quite up the
sion, said to be In sad qandary touching these poll
teal fallings out; and last Sunday rie
indeed. That have just be tenacious of our
rights and liberties there cannot be shallow OF toubt,
for although rampant French Coones have not yet been
let loose upon our nomesteaas and our towns me govern
ment OF England and her police evidently scng direct
" under ihe orders Of Imperial France
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney williams have been bonored by
royal visit since their TO the Adelphi Ii hey
de not return America and within year you may
cude that they Off 10 Australis by the overland
route, having accepted Mr. Coppns offer OF f0000 half
the money down. and all their expe nses, for very
limited perioo 50 very successrul are the repressnta
SONS OF Pccoomni and Guglin in Balfes Ia Zugare,
that Is to be hoped Mr. Lumley viii proong the winter
campsigD at Her 1ajesys twJs fe,e last evening
at Drury Lane theatre to welcome Mr.. James Anderson
former lessee and Miss Agnes Es worthy sppeared
fbA Ad apHr
sunshine" The triumph u aa,hor, actress ant actor
could not have been greater Mr. Roberts still continues
his successful representations At tho Lyceum. Every
place s tai sen at the Processes for to evening"
when Mr. Charles kean plays "Iouis X1" is quito
the St. James this season but thus much true ths. ve
hope and trust with becoming sincerity, they may.
LONDON, Feb. Is, 1858.
Precdrio,s Condition Of the Ang,o French Alliance
Iritated State Of Public Fs.ling in Paris-BMerpss
Of the Rmperors Political P1rtisdns Agaipa England
Significant Declaration Of Count Wale,uki-Admi-
yob.e Self Control Of Lots Ndpoorhis Diss1tifrotion
ich Pclmerstoa, and Contempt for Bnglish ko6S-7ae
Cheralier WikoD Reply General Walkers SPEECH at
Mobile and Defence of Mr. Buohanna-Ar. hGson's
Celebration Ball al The An.ericI Embassy in P1yi ne
22d, dc, dc.
Ihave just paid flying visit 20 the French capital and
have come back strongly impressed with The critical
state Of the relations between England France Tho
excitement prevailing amongst the political clques and
coteres in Paris in regard 70 the refugee question
minds Of the Pacihoo dsys-wh ths exception that
the alliance n that period had never been such has
since been, Al now the qasrrci has all tho and
aniIiosity Of kindred feud Madame dc Morny said 10
friend OF mne the other night, "ths, fro the hour OF
the attempt against the Emperors Ef) the ccycal (tne
cofn) Of the English alliance had been ordered" EI
pressions like these from Minister'S household
naturally reflect the thoughts of tho enp, kci
truth Ia. hat the of
ing towards England among all tho officials abous
Napoleon Is beyond measure great I am saiis-
ned that lord Cowley himself looks upon matters
- fast progressing tov A. is o crisis 10 stated
few days ago, ~ party conrectcd with court that
Count Wacw~i I'D made of this significant remark
70 Marshal Pelssicr, "rhat emperor mad nos 10
take advantage OF bis present position. The urrs was
coming whom he oonceds institutions 70 France
aquarel with England would then all the cum
srous forms tha, paralyze DOW wa quito s-
ferent-he had but 70 say The word - pot arm. and
neets in motion, and 10 unite all France man"
was not asains, the Emperor Per 81, but asAns; ne
language universally prevalent amongst thess by whom
he n gaded that Lord Palmcrston uttered famous
speech At tho Mansion House The Emperor yosy TEN
peratc. Lord Cewloy Of few words OF little or
gnosse, and from his unpresuming habits sus The En-
peror, who of,en opens out him than he would DO
10 c'sverer dpiOmasls At the time, all who ap-
proach tn s nscrutable manwho never looks one z tho
fAss-believe he simply bides mis- time.
After the report OF the Hyde Park meeting and "a
assaut Of the Frcnchmon, discussed at Q. szct
council whether Persgny should be commanded 70
rqure apology something Of that The Emperor
greatly excited, said, "For Gods sake, gorgsnnen,
dent talk Of this, sha be in extremit'es twenty
four hours know Hyde Park and all the sSsurdues o<
English mob, and Il mus, always tAke
higher ground than thls.n
tha rnodcrafion of tnne thc
the Emperor you may assured tha, all that stated
you my last, In respect W his dissatisfaction with
England strictly true. Supposng IL possible tha, tho
alliance should be renewed b former bass which 10
Of the question, Is he would demand
different and better Tor all no has done for Eng
snd. II be that fought and whipped the Ru ssans
and II be uniiN with the Continental Powers against
England, he l'svcs the latter al their mercy, unless
The United States comes 10 her aid. Napoleon
thinks that Palmerston deserves what has befaen him.
and whether he Olce Lord Derby ,eeeds
in maintaining his present posuoo is thN. he
viii not allow himself 10 be again Of BY Easand
merely for her own selfish interests and purposes This
Ia the true key Of all that has hlppenod Pamers,on
knew that the Emperor deeply dissatisfied With him,
ard hence his hurry ocncia,e him by his Conspiracy
bnl The late Premier Is TOO much given dupng ihose
with whom he has any relations but lno all over cuunas
men bo occasionally finds himself checsmsisd Napoleon
no, man to be easily imposed upon and no has there
fore made short work of bis quondsu political friend
NOtwhs landing all this Pamcrston must come up again.
lie the only man amongst the asccrscy that govern
England at present. and unless the Manchester
succeed in nargurang political risnium, by raising
the middle classes 70 power the English people VII
Willingly submit their necks tbs yoke Of tbs veteran
political charmer.
Walkers speech at Mobile with is spurious revclaous
has made great sensation hero. You will sec IN ths
Consstuonnei letter the sutsct from the Chsvaner
wkoG who curousy enough happened 70 be personally
cosnizant Of the attending the interview