The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

w YORK HERALD, THU
the United Ishmen- who believed that the only way to
promote the benefit Of the country to make her ell
ments Of the Frensh cn pre- instructed national
spirit the natural har the priesthood for heretcal
government, entire iscalculaton Of the power OF
Great Britain, narrow ADD provincial arrogance and
wonderful ignorance of the resources position and views
Of France and America, far from being diminished by
ally to have been increa by L. We must not assume
that In all cases prosperity brings forth the
better .r parts ,0.r Of character There ,,s are
actually the It hardly credible that pco
pie should seriously contemplate such schemes political
but, rightly considered, such feeling not
plcabe than the av0wed sympathy with the Russians in
the Crmean war; the Joy over the sepoy massacres or
the hearty wish for the success of tho Indian mutny
The antpathy Of Celt against Saxon by
out. Recent prosperity has restored Of the
more on the era Of secret societies and reasonable plots
societies. TO course Of agraran crime, to reasonable
oaths and secret cOnspiracies certainly bitter disap
pointment to our bright and sangune hopes We had
dream Of another future for Ireland and scarcely
prevail upon ourselves awake look in the face
present dsappontments-to admit how deep rooted
the evils with which stryen to contend and how
i'll the race whose destiny we are so deeply interested
profits by the opportunities Of prosperity the teaching
Of adversely. Time when England in the penttude
the blame Of spendtbr landlords and peasants
of the reckessness the extravaganza and the folly of
turtles We are proof against such reproaches II
he Irish cannot be content with their lot fault
are now convinced, is THEIRS not ours and must ad
here TO the system we have adopted until some better rea
son than the discomfort of people whom adversely
unable to teach and prosperity to humanize can be ad
duced for changing II.
THE FRENCH TROUBLE WITH AUsTRIA-NEw YEARS
ROYAL LEvEE-NAPOLEON's REMARKS TO THE AUS
TRAN MINIsTER-CRITICAL STATE OF THE RELA-
TONS BETWEEN THE COUNTRIES-THE ITALIAN PO-
LICY OF FRANCE-PANIC ON THE BOURSE-NEWS
FROM ALGERIA-MARKETS, ETC.
Our advces from Paris dated the 4th instant and
are interesting
The usual evee held the Tuileres on New Years
day. The diplomatic corps and all the great functonares
were in attendance and during the presentations event
occurred which occasioned quite panic on the Paris
Bourse, and heavy fall in the funds at London and else
where.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times writing
on the evening of the LIST inst, says
have just heard that during the evee today the En-
peror told the Austrian Minister (Hubner) that he re-
GREETED their relations (rdppo't were so bad but that
his personal sentiments for the Emperor of Austria
the same as ever may add that rumor circulates-
but for the truth of which do not v0uchhat Marshal
Valiant Minister of War; went up subsequently to Hub.
ner and said to him, suppose must not give you my
hand after that"
The same correspondent, writing the following day,
says
The few words addressed by the Emperor to NJ. Hub
the Austrian Minister during the reception Of yester
day, ana which communicated in postscript, are,
find, literally correct They were spoken with more
emphatic tone Of voice and animated gesture than the
Emperor generally employs, and reminded some Of the
listeners of scene between the First Consul ind the
English Ambassador OF that day previous to the rupture
of the Treaty Of Amiens. They commented upon in
various ways in all circles where politics the topic;
and learn that in the higher financial regions where they
are known they have produced an effect which It is diff
cult TO exaggerate will not indulge in speculation
what they porend II s well known that the Emperor
keeps the greatest guard himself and allows
upguarded expression to reveal his thoughts but
BETRAYED
ment which could not pass unnoced by the diplomatic
corps If the Bourse open today have no doubt
that the effect would be severely felt think right to
add few words of explanation unusual occur
renee.
going on between Austria and France the subject of
Italy The Emperor expresses himself very anxious that
reforms should be introduced there and particularly
the Roman States The Austrian government has been
urged TO its influence with the Pope and the King of
Naples for that purpose and the Emperor Napoleon has,
am assured, agreed to the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Rome condition that the Austrans should
also evacuate the places they hold On both these points
the greatest opposition Ia met from Austria though
fact beyond dispute that the Italians disconnected
than with their rulers, nfamed than with
hatred against Austria which merits OF her representa-
tive or her Generals will ever mitigate, and ready
to rise against those they look upon their yrants
Whatever be the real motives of the Emperor NAPOLEON
whether he finds that the continued occupation of Rome
exposes him to odum the part of the Italians from
whatever other views, he fully aware Of this exaspe
rated feeling and OF the consequences which may follow
and which, perhaps, he would wish to prevent. In the
midst Of all this the Servian complication and the
4 appears, the Emperor Napoleon decidedly sets
his face against. He will listen to occupation
except joint one of Serva, and under the authority
of the Powers who signed the treaty of Paris. We
have every day accounts Of the eervescence that
prevails in Italy, and the sympathy which Sardinia shows
The disconnected well as OF what passing in Ser
via All this has produced its effect the Emperor's
mind and thus Notwithstanding his habual reserve he
could not but show ii yesterday when the representative
of Austria stood before him This, think you will find
pretty nearly the true state OF the The feeling
against Austria is bitter, and cannot say is unde
served. Whether it will TO the length which all
TO apprehend cannot say
On Monday, the Sd instant, there quite panic
the Dourse the decline in the funds being equal to fully
one per cent
The Paris Paie, alluding to the report the Bourse
TO the effect that cissensons exist between France and
Austria. says
We are authorized 10 state that new circumstance
justi1es the rumor in question.
The Paris Constitutional OF the dh contains textually
The words the Emperor addressed to N. Hubner the
lst The Emperor said
regret that our relations with your government arc
not good they were, but request you to tell the
Emperor that my personal feelings for him have not
changed
1t is stated that dispatches had been received from AL
geria positively announcing that the tribes in the noun
tans still in full nsurrecton. Though no fears were
expressed for the safety Of the colony rcnforcements were
demanded, in order to resume the offensive.
Prince Napoleon had appointed commission to report I
on the expcdency Of establishing service Of French
steamboats, between Suez the island Of Reunion, China
Cochin China and japan.
The Monear publishes series Of DEGREES making nu
merous promotions and nominations in the army and ma |
gistracy.
The Paris -four market had been heavy and lower and
the tendency at the close downward. Wheat was
easy but without material change in rates. The market
had declining tendency. large business had been |
done in brandes, at firm prices but without any advance
in the Paris markets There had been rise in the price
of both wines and spirits at Mar seilies
further decline took place the Paris Bourse the
4h the three per cents closing at 100 for money and
II 80 for account.
Spain.
RuMoR OF REDRESS FROM MExICo-CUBA NOT FOR |
sALE-COMMSN1CATIONF FROM THE QUEEN TO FRANCE |
AND ENGLAND ON THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The semioi Corresrondencd autograph, Of Madrid,
states that the Spanish government has been informed
officially that complete satisfaction will be granted to
Spain for the exacons Of which the Spanards had been
the victims at Tanpco in conformity with the demands
Of the authorities Of Cuba.
The Madrid Gazette especially that full salts
faction has been given Spain for the Mexican exactons
at Tampico.
The Madrid despatch Of the LIST instant 10 the London