The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
THE EFFECT OF MR. DISRAELrS SPEECH IN
COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.


land submitted by Mr.. Dsraeli has been received in the
tons of statesman distinguished for previous warnings
TO his country on the ruin to be brought about by free
trade open navigation the currency laws Of Sir Robert
Peel and the recent hOsttes in China, less than for
his hopeful during the threatenngs Of the Rus
sian war; bis participation in the adjustment Of the late
question between Portugal and France his assertion few
weeks back that the Italian question was prospect Of
adjustment, and the consequences already before eyes Of
that pure faith which he sill his confidential
relations ach the Emperor Napoleon. It has not had
much effect upon prices but perhaps there has been
scsrcely time. There large number Of old fashion.
ed investors who find it difficult 10 read and weigh four
five columns of close type in single morning. and it
may therefore prove servceAbe to give these persons
Both for immediate guidance and future reference such
resume will be likely to have value. q" am now says Mr.
Disrae, "to be understood as speaking soemnly and
without the slightest The beginning of thu Ita
ian dispute found terms of cordial confidence with
France. The mission Of Lord Cowley was eninently-
no, not eminently,, but entirely successful. The
ious for peace Austria made ali the CONCESSIONS
that were desired. Russia however interfered with
The proposition Of Congress In doing So bscye me.
she was not prompted by any deep policy spirit Of
fnesse France Sc zed on this proposition without waiting
to hear the answer obtained from Austria by Lord Co wey
But this was merely because she fel. that that mis-
sion would be unsuccessful The fact is the Emperor OF
the French wanted peace with honorthat to say by
diplomatic triumph which would prove his influence over
Europe It was impossible for me to make these in1por-
ant revelations few days ago. because the country was
the effect that secret treaty had been formed between
France and Russia and that their fleets we're to be
ton for those statements There Is no treaty secret
or Otherwise existing between France and Russia There
convention. There is wha. may be called an
engagement which they not bound in any way
municate 10 this countryFrancs duties 70 her
ay-"but which was voluntarily communicated by the
army Of observation on the German frontier. More
over have actually asked the Russian government
power that always acts with frankness and straight
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. she has engaged with France to
declare war against Germany, and she has told us most
unequiyoally tina. II is not So So much, then, for
the secret engagements nimch TO England Two
great Powers charged with plotting against us posi-
lively declare that they have no covert purposes.
satisfied? But although is thus easy the sincere
good faith OF foreign potentates such charitable
nant assertions against the single minded intentions Of
France and Rufsa, which ruined many virtuous families
in this country besides shaking the credit Of every
fl2 GOO 900 OF our money-''were nothing but base
contvance to indulge spite against foreign nations or to
jobbipg msn@uvre You thus see on one side the
character of foreign nonarchs and the other Of the
petition that stock obbng could have been the motive
and trust, for the credit Of human nature there Is
foundation for that suspicion. merely mention IL,
and muet leave the conjecture TO your better Judgment
And now gentlemen, having shown you how perfect
relations with the only Powers Of Europe that could
threaten u.s. having assured yoi that stu cultivate
confidential feelings and place entire reliance upon the
unequivocal declarations that have been made us let
me plain to you our poston-our dangerous position as
may indeed call IT, We ought stih to mediate, and
Russia ought stl TO mediate. Lord CoTley's mission
having been emipenty successful who knows what
! uaS "We must therefore be prepared. We mus,
have our armies fleets and squadrons, whether
nanean the Adriatic watching events, to seize the
isvorable opportunity to terminate the struggle. My po
o s ~ emnsntiy one OF pSasc Bat have we been
Eienborough breathed wish TO heaven u low weeks
Daok mat we had but 10 goo Of them al Aldersao aud
nave 100000 tn England. Before six weeks you will
u Channel