The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

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military fashon % aid III Niag,ng back the scceding
States % the UaoD How sfs 90 interpret this at
tempt on Tho pat Of the federal government. aud what
must DO the result u oven royes partially successful
These arc grave questions. which Time alone solve
We mus. confess While that we are by no means
surprised At the policy announced by the Northern
State They could not A.tempt the invasion OF tho south
without cng to definite decision Is 10 the treat
mort Of Fugitive slaves, though .hey have perhaps gone
further Than either Their dhareHts their enemies anti
oipsted asst .ss..
rHK BRITISH NORTH AhSRicAs rLHsr,
IRON the London Times Nov 15l
Tho Himalaya, screw troopshp, Captain John So
combe sailed from Sphead yesterday AT Ave O'Clock A.
H., for Halifax and tho west lDdcs eating in at Queens
town
Napoieon's Letters ON the French Bulge ct.
APPROVAL or N. rouLD's PROGRAMME.
Tho following tho tex OF the lettor of the Emperor
Napoleon. summary of which was received by tells
graph a.aaat 81. ASSN SIS t..sss9's NJ
rIt PALAcs on Goxpssdss Nov, 10, 1861.
ko,aReR ~ Mntrve--lYhe opinion expressed this
morning ON our Ansncsi situation by NJ Foud in the sit
ting Of the Pry Council and OF tho Council u Minister'S
FOR some time past a. you AT aware my great desire
has been 70 coninc the budget within stated ins snd
often, when presiding ovM tho Couacu Of Stale, have
oppressed my dosiTc 10 that effect. ..# n
Uniortnateiy unforeseen circarastancea and in
nreasing necessities have prevented from securing
that result Yhs only eIectual means Of attaining the
end ~ view il rcsoutey % abandon tia faculty which
Deioags 70 me q opening new credits in the absence Of
the Chambers That system win work without prejudice
to tho 5ate after attentive examination possible
economies candid explanation OF tho real reqnrenenta
y the adminsirato n persusdcs te legislative body of
tho necessity Of properly providing for the different ser
now therefore INFORM you Of my intention 70 conyoss
tho senate ON tho 81 Of Lecember inform II OF my de
termination OF reinqn!shng tho power OF opening in the
interval between thess sessions, supplementary or ex
Iaordinary credits That resolution viii form part OF
Senahs Cons'itnn, which. according 10 my PROMISE will
REGULATE by sroat sections Che vote Of tho budget OF Tho
different miDisLrcs.
In renouncng tho right winch also oven that d the
constitutional soverogns who preceded me, I think am
resolving ON NcoursOt useful 70 the good ur
our finances Faithful 10 Wy origin, corpo regard DE
prO9dt'e oS 'he hey sacred deos.; sohtcA an,
not Be touched, phers.,ncs from my fathers asica
must b. transmitted intact tony As tie etes Of ffe Jo
e, and representing their pterests sha always alan
don without regret any preyasative useess the public
welfare IN the same way as shall preserve unlake
In my all towsr indispensable % tho tranquility and
prosperity of tho country. &,
On this Monsieur 10 Msnistro pray God 10 have YOU
In bis holy keeping - u "a NAPOLEON,
LETTER TO H. rouLD mIsIsrxa op rrNasos
The Fmperor's letter % VI. acbie FOad IL as fol-
Iowa
PM,Aos CoMrIecsU Nog T. 1851
Nv DBAa MONSIEUR FouLD--You pointed out viii, 50
much iucdty before tho Pryy Council the Council of
nsters danger 70 my government and you supported
your opinion by arguments OF so Convincing a nature
that am deolded on completely adopting your ideas ard
on causing your 10 be inserted in the Mo,sste,r
n accept your sysem the willingly from the fact
that for long time have sought, As you know The
Of solidy establishing tho credit OF the Sate nv
combining che minister's within the regulated budg get But
the new System will not work with advantage unless The
man who has boon able 70 study profoundly al tho dd-
i%ar.s,ro .harr 49, ;th ~ c s, ~ - tss eaeouS,ou.
thank you for undertaking tho task the results Of which
ed bat n s new nos,ttn Won vii m. c"ass
mo- hereofore proofs Of dsvotedness patriotism
Receive, my dcal Monsieur Foald, the Of my
e''s''' ' SsSA4P 1880. III > A1a aSHoi&eN'
rM EFExeT ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
The Ens,ish funds opened at an improvement Of an
eighth this nrniDg, ana relapse which subsequently,
ton vas excited by hs dsspAtc6 oonveyinr Tho views
dresssd by the Emperor Napoleon % Foud Oh &c
Minister and curiosity felt " the extent TO which
INC Frenoe puDhc VII spprecAtc tne abandonment 70
tnem ~ ING emperor ot ns prctoGssvo OF managing She
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ation ntsnded 70 Do cered ~ vuld Ia bis assurance
that the transfer FROM the Emperor 70 the pscps Of the
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WHAT ENGLAND THINKS OF TIE IMPERIAL EFFORT
At RELIEF-THE EMPEROR AS A ssPOLIrIcAL AN
rrouARYu AND FINANoIrR
,Erom tho Iomdon post Isovarrms,t DREAMY Nov "a,
Tho mperia manifesto nubiisbed in yesterasv,s ho;
nr marks an important epoch n tho and noit
cal history OF modem France The ncuotstions re-
spectne the terms on which aIoSs II Fon1d ,opld CON
sent 10 re- enter Office fair prospect Of altering ths
through its nresani dBcn,tiaa have hsam
brought to auccessfu issueto ons cnnay rreditah,.
to the main snoken statesman ho hoa addrs.aed to nj.
sovereign thoss counseis which powerful monarchs are
seldom inclined to hsar and TO me French who
has 40 frankly and 40 promnty accened his conuseors
edvios "-oi - -
The Ep,peror of the Frenob in announcing IN hs sub
facts nv means or tha Ie,ter which ha has ad
dressed to the Minister Of slate his int.nt;on or
vontariiv snrrenderino tte nrsroosttvc ansh,ing
hin, 70 onsn frssh nsed;,. IN tho .hss,co nr thee
Chamber virtually acknowlsdeea that the power Of The