The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-27


An increase IN rest OF. o3oo9
A decrease in public deposits of......,..... N5l4
An Increase IN other deposits Of .......... S379l7
An increase in DAY and other bills OFF,. 1892
On the other sde:--
decrease in gold coin and bullion 3IS,T7o
An increase III government securities Off,. 1875
An increase In other securities of........l lS5, 329
A decrease in gold and silver of. ....... 80, 400
The following the official OF the imports and
ports precious metals to and from London during
the week ending 4th Of January
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. io9O,OZo %loI,ooo
Silver Observation-Disclosures. 3s70o7 275,ss6
Waros-Dihie OF Napoieon's Now
From the London Times, Jan. II
Count walewsk has fallen like Jupiter in shower OF
gold Fortune follows her favorite In his descent
from power and spreads luxury and wealth. like soft
spanged cushions the spot where he is TO strike the
earth The decision which dethroncd him sudden,
the Of that decision may still be problem
It may be but the taking down Austrian banner
from place of honor, but laying il by enderly TO be
placed at convenient season. may be demonstra-
ton that the Emperor is about break for ever with the
course of policy Of which Waewski was the visible ex.
ponent But the other hand, may also be that the
Emperor is just in the act of trying nesc costanaion
and thinks convenient 10 play this game entirely
Of his hand. Ii must be admitted that IL
Napoleon Ill has prohibited the action of the press its
ancient sphere he has largely increased its direct
importance by the work he has imposed upon on his
behalf. In Paris, and now in Rome the pamphlet
the Journal taken the place OF the diplomatic
note The Powers of Europe come into the lists Of Journals
ISM mnglng holly in the melee and only known in their
plain OF anonymous knights by the heartness OF
the blows they DEAL and by the Difference which paid
them by their opponents II curious to the
of many gions fitting with his vzor down the Holy
Father Now have the Holy Father himself assuming
the pseudonym Of "Giornale iii Roma, and returning
blow from under the disguise OF the broad sheet His
versatile assalant his lance In fun career but
changing horse and and blazon returns into
the lists, and the combat under the de
suerre Of ON Grandgullot," Of the Constitutional
on
Pope thus beaborng each other in disguise,
H. walewsk and Cardinal Antonelli, the two Official
representatives. OF the two soveregns could not for very
ridcule 10 bow and embrace and endearng
compliments. Walewsk has been removed from the
scene, and AnioDel must now bow 70 space. The EN-
peror getting tired OF play and is looking round to sec
arlo l ~ nth hin, and rcto against him IL ne
te ;ron hts lance. But mnch will depend upon the at
utude OF the other champions In the lists and II he secs
that they do not flock 10 his leadership, Is by no means
impossible that wacwsk may again pop up opposite to
Antoue that the bowling and embracing pageant may be
recommended and that the lists may be closed AL this,
however, grea, mystery coud be rash to propaesy
the actions % ohot possibly tn state Of
acute expectation than ourselves can BE-
But whatever be tue secret springs OF the public
act which has Just announced Europe
but congratulate the Emperor upon the very Grand
Segneur with which he has settled this affair Of State
1t used TO be Que Of the maxms Of that highly polished
corruption which reached most shining point during
the government OF the Regent Orleans, that gentleman
Of sober habits might be mser without derogang;
but thar gentleman could be parsimonous tn his vces
had done his work, il duty of gen
tiilesse reward him we'll Napoleon up the gene
tr2CitiOns
Ministers much power Ii be suffers them pro-
mise what he does not intend to perform. and dis
avows and treasures them when their obligations be-
come Troublesome say that he does not
with noble disdan for all meaner considerations,
throw them gold and decorations Under certain condi
tons and with certain restrictions the service OF Napo
leon H. is the best in the world There appears 70 be
perfect independence; for you say ohat goa ike
tain thd, tohaerer so ray say pour master TiH do he
iiks and when that the discrepancy be-
tween official words and Imperial acts becomes inconve
uenty garing behold there is golden chariot and gar
md frat in glor from tha
The conditions that must not pretend TO
exercise any solid power chafe at the small credence
ing failed condti 1ns having arrived at that fatal
point Of discrepancy goes forth covered with all the stars
carpet chvalry, invested with the rank OF
Senator gifted with estates, mcmentoes Of the
Emperor's generosity, and endowed with salary OF
So se no evident that the HmUeor has neves been
indebted for his policy Napoleon I'LL never depen
dent upon walewsk either for bis expedients or for
his resolutions. Walewsk was not Rchclieu, even
Dubois he simply drag upon his masters course,
but impairment 80 slight that he could no. afford 70
tolerated He q email domestic opposition. But he
has served the Emperor To out his reward wonld
be 10 his honor. The Emperor TO do
80 bourgeois an act waewsk goes forth therefore, like
Alcm@on from the treasury OF the Lydian King.
How much more modest and more Spartan like are we
in our constitutional government when we reckon
with old servants. When allow E5 900 year to
sustain the dignity and the expense OF the hghes, offices
in the State think We are dong remarkably hand
some thing, aud such Mr.. Williams, of Lambeth,
and Mr. Bright do fail reckon it among the exirava
gances OF a corrupt arstocratc system. Yet work
hard, mulc them N the expenses OF frequent
re elections call uron them both in opposition and in
Office for the devotion Of all their time and energy in pub
lie services Of every kiud.
Yet. notwithstanding the strong contrast between the
emoluments OF Office France aud England and notgith
standing the hard work and the-to a sensitive und-
still more dis agreeabe grudaing complaints coarse
reasonable persons, shall not find among pubic
envy Count Waewski either his fivoe his
fortune The Emperor of the French deserves all praise
for being generous master he pays generously for
vices rendered We have iackeys and unkeys to whom
fripperies sometimes less wisely thrown, but pub
fnvoN rta,Yc
There pleasure In holding part In the working of free
government sohch eIy res people can oompyehend and
which quite apart FROM aud cannot BE- measured
compensed by, money titular distinctions Count
walewsk has all good wishes in his retirement We
hope that he carries of with him upon his travels
not only his pensions and his little armament OF stars,
and double ROLL but also the last hope OF Austria
10 restore the Grand Dukes ModcnA, Parma aud Tus
cany, or the Pope TO the Romagna-
British Trade with France and tho
United States.
From the Manchester Examines, Jan. g.