The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17


: soey could; and ne consequence was that ,as,,
au~rpsy hOnewAras ressmobed fight than 70 %.
p.ress IN short, there was . more o. no-,.
asoo .han his famous interview which the u.y,lsos
throughout Europe mad built ssct e.r.v.an,
bores
The Prince Regent And his suss re <vnsa a psr,n an
saturday evening, and piqus a details az sns,r "a,
porn ~ warsaw are gradually LEAKING DOT Il wss
nAsura 10 expect h the asp~sny between the Rnss,ans
"a AuAIAns ma. noe entirely vanished; bu, 90 one
o'o'a nave hnv oed that tne ormer would display In
- uneqaiScsA . manner they did Tne oxv received
Ts'cs vseph With pcnteness indeed, bot without .
Hsss OF cordially, and ssudiousiy private
Ssrs1fon with him they had but ,ete te,
- that only lasted about quarter Of AZ ball
ytssn by the yCeFoy Of Poland actually
ns b. his brother autocrsI standing solitary
ass IN Of the saoon I'll At last Count Kisseien
sook ply on the forlora moaarcn and approached
san few words Of compliment coincidence. Dipio-
st,o when the Emperorr and the Prince Regoat
- tne palace Of Bevidere attended by their respective
mnssers- Count secnbers earring an enormous port
tc, which, entering his carriage he handed hack
D bs secretary with crest'sen air Il had evidently
10 been opened Certain IL IL that no treaty conven
sset no pnnctstiors even drawn up and that the
ossnsive and defensive alliance dreamed Of By the
kvssls ZttsnS, The ultramoutansts AMI the Epgiisn
A~y papers s removed 70 greater distance than
Hsncs Joseph, who set out bie "trip 70 Warsaw in
tx1erabiy eooo spirits should have felt and betrayed
owe, ossppoiptDens be appeared 20 have been invited
fuf no other purpose than TO ANNOY sont nin aud
b rust have returned With tho bitter con.oousness that
y bad exposed bimse 70 useless and gratuitous hu.
uttsston.
Another discovery ma6e by the Prussisn v,s,ers a.
wsrsa~ the state Of feeling thai exists among the popu
hsson Nearly thirty years elapsed since the last
Posh revolution new generation mar grown up since
- but its recoecton not yet e6sced Repressed
~ the iron despotism OF Nicholas, they show them
s-tves In full vgor under the mlder rule Of Alex
ssseuec and nssmea BY tae event. now tram.
TSsbg In the south and west OF gurope. The
sssnes enacted last week :, the Polish capital
sxpus,on Of the Austrians from Lonbardy. consider.
aot portion OF ths inhabitants 10 COMPOSED Of SermSns
rne o~s who are or pretend to DO well affected To ihs
hpcoyite regime cut the native Poles kept socr aad
vslned from s participation In the of.isl rej1icngs
Poisa ladies ~ho present theatre the
evening AFTER Emperor's arrival received anony
ttr Threatening them with the yong OF their
sooIymen. Some Of them bad even vftol poured over
ueg clothes 10 The injury Of Their and
e no small risk OF their persons 80 that, either from
ear patriotism, hey resolved TO stop At nome, an
We subsequent festivities characterized by an al
most total absence OF the fair U Toe wealth!
rob,,ity only those mace thsir appearance Al
oDMt who bad accepted oti5e under government;
toe f.st len Wsrsa~ me very nay the Eooeror was ex
Dcti. ststpg publicly he time they would
s.stc shouts" which aid 10 have greeted his ma
tsss h~ existence except IN the odi,Ai Dispatches
HS'ps In mno Tho Immense power Of the po'ce IN al
Continental states and Dor 10 W get Mp fct'ipus
snos az eptbusissm Ia great city, cannot nut suspect
vat these DEMONSTRATIONS were tscS ooonised ~ oy
No. Russ authorities, ~ beng partly directsd against
rsyJrocAement with Austria, which II dstsstsfui
them I'M Austrian government itself Is cd ous ~ the
Foes fact, ., any rate that on ms former visits
wsrsaw Alexander received such c.dness,
- rather with undveuised etlity, aod the question
ssw-s therefore, 10 Siberia become myth or did the
ss.use auscovis state. men wish TO give their master
bint against entsnslips himself IN ~ alliance with
Po~er go dishkea b ali clsssr 81 hn sarJss~ You are
p~oosby thai Prince Gortcnakaf the yiceroy OF
Fuacd, nearly reaLed H. the Russian Prime Minister
v1e Is . notorious partisan Of Louis Napoleon
aosever this may be, the sudden resurrection Of
tner dead and gone patton sdos . element o.
capson to the European moioso And pcreas-. tue dr
socosn 10 30 ALREADY with her aisirs will ne
Noodle than ever " lend helping hand 10
AeIia, even II abe had zoe inclination, AMI Prussia
s,h he prevented IRON CONCENTRATING her entire force
the Rnine py the necessity OF keeping down mutt
Population her There De no doubt tnat
Ne Cabinet sf Vienna had calculated very dine
from intsrsis~ OF Wsrsas ani usd pre-
pared every hing for hostile Movement assust sardinia
strong army had been collected vsae.la, The oest
Austrian Geleral, Bnsoes, had appointed CommAn
cnisi and the eignsl for crossing Inc hnoo
sguriy exp*cied "To me cry Of aYsasn arslag froa
ss.s. said the oas,ae a Verona. he Aas,ri.s organ
Italy, "a srrioe r.sponsc sl shortly BIZ SVEN oy voc
ihfee uoosrchs Asseuoled AZ wsrsaT." Nov
soAndoned BY his au.,s, - utsnatam that ~as V
presented oy Prince se'seruicn al Psrs IA. been
sA-nged Tor communications Of more pAciac nA'urs.
viii continue W observe the ssristcst neutrality
nile protesting sa oct Oh. proediags
D Italy, pu refrain from armed iutrveaOn, sai oophne
o sef exclusively TO ne defence % nor territory
rans the theAteneo Collision has AGAIN been adjourned
se orel perod curing ~nch vis.r stnAnue' aas tae
~ suGsge which becomes more inevitable No ioaser
"a deferred.
austria has no reason TO congratulate herself the
the eGsH~ cou erers, neither has Prussia any
o>ase 70 be particularly pleased Win 10, And proos
n,,s - i've 'Sspsat,.a on q Lais NJ.
- On Prussia IN Just nos In an extremely avg
sstd posftoL-oetween two stools rue consequences
q nls pfoverpisl o. me eta. England, tue
e,tr Russ. mere Queen Vrtora, tnere tue eLar Alex
sseer both 70 be couoisteh ara toe result s ihat
liz an hx1
prescott ouut 81 the MsNo1ald business,
~tcn, far from being setlisd, becoming daiy more
spmpiicstsd has asuu.1 tne dimensions of serious
asarrel The press he taken toe cuogas w good
e.so%es, tbe LDdoo Tm0 AID Dasy NsDs exaiot their
Dppo them wuh intsres, % psnon. toe s's'ilsnt 81
Captain Macdonald, bad sfter.d he sfrisvn that
w. gallant CAPTAIN mad eeeu the nr-s ~ reeort -
ID aryarserfu. Gd A0afnsm, or, prop.ry speaking,
- r~,~sasr D. alta ibs m. Dp,,or's .ite aud
y1ilins bgr about In very uoseuti-mably manDer,
sno lbs ttateroent, peiEg ,mpnouiy believed by tne
ooar Iry meD Of Tue Pruss ssoasp,u eIcil their
oocndea mos alton sgsust toe oo.treperrus Briton
captain ssefuaai1, who, oy the ssy = Al Exon snat
may bel Queen votorias Body Guard, -
,mpuIston most c~tespricsy, an1 srcars shsl n
toach.a tire Doctors wife, but only IN Doctor him
TO ssg the English residents ~ Bone, ~ho
b. published protest sgsnst ne eXresso9s male ase
= ny he Dirrct Attorney q reference ~ thoir >toa
be besb ssenAced 9th prosecution for insulting 60
,fuusnt IN e'- the g. ass CRIME yoa CA posaieD DC
sItGy a M tho country Lord Bo1mned Us hal .cve
r. ,r.rve~r m De al eiuitz asout tbs uapIesssnt
Ass4u, ssd 4 ormsd that ioeo Russell nsr = oos
with me latter on Tue ssis ~ DEC. Al 900
hntr IN ~bah he Told him thai lie syua nnt aiox
eisn citizens pe ~ treated eubsr IN " ussis or soy
. o. wuo kpo~, ~he'nsr ~e snail not $50
es.aple hrtlsn 81 appearing before Stettinf
Is |. . oal, - a ,scord "a ,ou o the Pacific
rbs slection Of m-uber u th. Sscrud Chamber for
p rim ylsoe last seen. and has disappointed tn@
eop~s Of the semocrAto party. Snd-rS oemG 10
kslea b. srse msjriy slanteips'ed 10 previoos
port the moe-rs liberals afraid that hs npmi
vouo the pviDo~ Regent and drive him into
of ,be pdAsts and junction vss tner-f,re
Conservative party which secured the
s~tarn government candidate. Pr,ssner t-s-er,
hnera u Gosns school, And man Of tar ascrSxs
sbirt,rs but be compared with waidecs either ~
- orator . politician
Extract from . Private Letter % Gen.
sisman IN This CITY.
F1oRnscs ost 2, 1850.
Afssys ~ hoy- sarsal Nope~e~e-A Beuseres Yo~h~
RsAss Dp<I--r~< oasss Bsls--r,> swq<a. Pyas on
~ kr~csa,s~ of Hsels, dc DC