The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE
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The MAILS OF THE NIAGARA!
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American Affairs, and the Presidents Neg
sage ln Russian, French and EngIlsh
Points Of View.
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Immense Financial Schemes on the
London 'Change.
THE BRITISH RIGHT OF SEARCH DOCTRINE.
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The Effect of the Visit to the
Washington.
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THE IRISH REBEIIf0M
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THE BRITISH RIGHT OF SEARCH DOCTRINE,
THE IRISH REBELLIoN6.
&C., &C., A.

Der and London 10 the 1st inst
The papers contain very interesting extracts
showing the effect produced England and France BY the
late Message Of President Buchanan the feeling evoked
on the right Of search question by the news of the
visitation OF the steamship Washington by British naval
officers at Greyown, with statement Of the probable
amount required for financial speculation schemes in Great
Britain during the early part of the present year.
The details of the teegraphed from Halifax which
appeared Friday last well of that received by
the Jura, are given in the HERALD this morning
The return from the Bank Of England for the week end
ing the Goth Of December gives following results
when compared with tho previous week.
Public Deposits. go SOC, ,029 Increase fl45 21I
0%tner % Deposts. l2so3 6lS Decrease. N53so
Rest. s,l6,o77 Increase -. 9,S7s
On the other side of the ACCOUNT
Government securities clio 59l The same as before
Other securities. $3.50 1853 Increase. f456 033
Notes unemployed. 12,744,965 Decrease. . 497 0o6
The amount Of notes in circulation f2o ITO $780, being
increase Of f4o4.asO; and the of bullion in both
departments is ELS e67 oo showing decrease of slsl
Ss7 when compared with the preceding return.
The Paris Aoner Of the 30th ult contains the follow
ing warning
notice addressed the public relative 10 the railway
from Galveston to Houston and Henderson contains the
following remarks-"Af After serious examination and on
the advice Of the syndicate Of the agens de change the
Minister OF Finance has just accorded his authorization
This mark Of confidence part of the government in
the morality and future of undertaking ia
powerful pledge OF security to Subscribers" These
assertions are completely unounded, and are Of nature
10 mislead public opinion The government auhoritiea
have had seriously 10 examine the undertaking in
question: and still less 70 give an opinion its morality
and future II has confined itself transmitting
TO the company the opinion Of the Syudcal Chamber Of
the Bourse-an opinion which was solely founded the
reroacyeness of the decree Of the ODD Nay 1855
relative TO foreign securities.
The following letter is dated Jaffa, Dec. o.
No punishment has yet inflicted on the i've Mns-
sumans arrested for the murder of an American family II,
the DelglbOrbOOd Jana. The hav
ened TO lombard Jaffa justice be executed and il
they keep their word they will be forced TO to that
extremity. The guilty parties Beyrout, and may
possibly escape The Russian Bishop Of Jerusalem haa
left this for Beyrout, whence he proposes tour
uence in these parts by the establishment Of numerous
clergy in Palestine the purchase Of several patches Of
ground houses &C., the establishment Of steamboats, and
the appointment Of numerous agents largely paid
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Dec 80, 1858.
The French Press Ablsinp Mr. Ssmrn.
INV for Montalembt-ferscna, Appearance and Charac
ter Of The Nartw-A Fair on the Bouleuards-Tae C1ess
Con5at Of Morphy and Anderssen-I'rince Jerou,e,s
Courtesy 10 the Press de-
There has rarely been such unanimity in the French
press as has been excited by the message of Mr. Bu.
chsnan. One and all join aneral chorus Of condem-
nation and the President Of the United States at
the best abused man this side the Atlantic of
all morality impossible schemes Of ambition egreeous
egotsm turgidity of language, duplcty overweening
strife after popularity, hish.fown democracy brutal i'm
pudence to the Queen of Span mmeasursbe arrogance
throughout claims put forth without ground sweled and
envenomed at pleasure-are only nnessimal portion
Of the gentle ephets applied to him. The Union, how
ever, condescends to approve the following terms Of
that part Of the message which affects England
Only listen to the tone in which President Buchanan
speaks to Great Britain Weigh those words, which are
firm and still remarkable for the affected modera-
ton with which their real meaning covered The Unit
ed tates viii net yield either in the right Of in
the freehold Of the seas They will reject all arrange
ment prefer the Independence of the dag 70 the in
convenences Of fraud On this point the message sup.
ports the cause Of justice and right and fully agree
with it, In return, is well KNOWN and IL viii be
again seen, how condescending England shows herself,
and how much she avoids everything that compro-
mise her towards her emancpated colony On this point
also the message constitutes which will not be with
out effect in London, and without benefit to the world
The Parie, which is only the ditto Of the Coaiionel
in Official authority especially the opportunity
of firing broadsde into the message touching the Mon
roe doctrine appropriated by Mr. Buchanan in common
with Mr. Polk After entering into elaborate history OF
the rise and progress Of that doctrine which slid hrst
says, in obscure terms when Spain might have been
expected 10 interfere for the recovery Of her
colonies and then appealed to by Mr. Polk Mexi.
should apply to Europe for assistance against the
seizure Of Texas II s now claimed by Mr. Buchanan to
have oil the force Of national law. The Americans say;
Let European nations mind the affairs Of Europe
JTOuDe themselves ABOUT tuO6e Ot the NOW WOru. Inc
fasy of this reasoning is clear England and Russia
have In America greater extent OF territory than
the cupdy her neghbors France islands great
importance from their position. and an extenev
tai territory The New World is the marke. Of naf the
manufactures Of Europe and yet the United States for
sootb would deny European nations the right Of watching
and protecting such interests If the shmus OF Pa
the high road from New York to California Is t
destined to be the high road from England
aS And does not the future development Of the inter-
which Europe has just opened with China and ia
pan depend ON the cutting Of the isthmus? What would
the United States say the Mediterranean Powers
the protest that the United no interest what.
ever in that part Of the world shouli forbid American
vessels 10 pass the Straits Of Gibraltar? Such position
would be at least as well founded and far easier TO main
tain by force. couple Of vessels would be enough.
1t goes ON to ask how Mr.. Buchanan can presume to
think Of sending troops the territory Of Nicaragua and
New Granada when such would interfere with the
very independence which the Monroe doctrine ought
protect. 1t adds
No. the Monroe doctrine international principle
None less inclined to adhere TO IL than the United
States themselves and they only put forward 10 secure
impunity In violence and spoilton.
To turn to a subject more german 10 Franco. There
suspicious symptoms Of the Prssseknown now 10 bo
especially under the influence Of Prince Napoleon in the
benefit of his Agerne MISUNDERSTANDING retained 70
help the of the Monta,embert scrape by
yfyne the Parliamentary rome the reign Of the Bour-
oeoire as Il terms IL, which nourished under Louis
Philippe. am not sure, however, that IL will succeed in
ssemnng tide offeeng which has set in respecting
coming better informed Of an the details counccssd with
that III advised proceeding. The pamphlets published in
London recording the speeches Of Berger and buur tho
original process the graphic description given by the London
Mes correspondent Of tho subsequent appeal &C., for
which the assistance Of those distinguished advocates
was specially retained have been disseminated among all
classes and societies. and the trumphobtaned by Monta
lembert-for such IL is universally considered-mees
with general sympathy than, from tho Anglo mans
which pcrvades the offensive publication could have been
anticipated Everything forgotten in admiration Of the
fearless self denying dsnterescd character Of the old
stock Of France exposed to the miserable petty persecu
taught him better. -,
Perhaps the only really wise act throughout the wholea
the announcement the honur days after the pro
ce that the Emperor reviewing his former decisions has
rcitted 10 Count de Montaember the sentence dentve
Iy pronounced against him by the decree Of the Imperial