The New York herald., 1863-11-22
Our London correspondence.

IoSpos, Nov. I, 1868.
BrIi,s tanrao Of NdJoeo.s Sp,cA-fke D.feuh.,s of
Congess F.lbuiterp, Of ne Counties and ~ Ftnale Of
r,eir SIsds--The United Stats No Hentaonsd-Ihe
O'Kane PolmrsDn D,rorce Cda-OItnioa oJ ne SaQ
in the Clubs and Legal and Poiitcai C,rco,-Hoo II
AGects and Nav InJure he Iremier, dc.
All London s talking of Louis Sapolcon's speech; bat
all London Europe either do not agree the n,crprc
ston Of the speech. In tho main features tho British
press and people agree respecting tho policy desrs
# the French Emperor They agree that his plan
European congress to Talk over wrong boundaries aud
violated frontiers and agree lcssonng Armies and
navies, Is simply impractcable For how France,
red handed with the spoils Italy Nice, sayoy and
Rome; how Great Britain, with Gibraltar Malta
Hegoland &C. Austria, with Voneta and part OF Poland
Russia with the rest OF polard Prussia, with tho
Rhine provinces Belgium, with large slice OF Holland
ard Piedmont, with both Siciieshow, say, these
right al aud imperial thieves aud pundarcrs gct 10
geher ana say "le each people and each country have
It's own"
For II you begin with these rcstorations where
will you stop Julius Caesar conquered all Britain
and he and his held IL for at least -four centuries A. mo
Caesars were Eml Of Rome shall John BOIL be
given over 10 the pOpe2 II the ev and the Pre-.
tender viii find fault Then the lanes c,ptured Britain
too, and they might sci up claim and romise IL
by making Alexandra the Empress Of both countries
her son Cha, Is to be- her lhcn william OF
Normandy very flustrious bastard-retook Bittnin
(his mother OF loose habits named Arlotte. hence In
the eoekney pronounc alton; tho word harlo'
!
why should not tho French nation claim Great
Britainf Then again. III the days u Aginoogrt,
tho Britishers-madc pucsy by the numerous cross.
and gratis of foreign stock-capturcd France and
British soveregns were bcncpiorth "hinls OF Grclt
Britain, France and ireland" AHd should the
try VI the Gauls be restored TO the Brtunsf Forbid
II, shades OF Cbaflem,,nc and Napoleon. spain
once held Mexico, ieru. thle, etcetera and P,rtu
grossly aba I'd her heritage, and had rom her
And shall all these pose sons, s,ois aud hetitagcs De-
restoredp And IL not why should Russa be asked bya
Y la 70 n lIl
The fact If, ". Louis Napoleon Bnaperto IA
q very tight place s regard Poland, tie Rhine,
Italy, Mexico, the southern piraiical con cdcracy
aud ohef 'orelsn tiers ani he say simethins
so be proposed an apparently plausible bat utterly
practicable hing and. his manifesto n not worth piece
@. "hie ooscap ihpor ana he knows Il Neither Great
Britain nor any other nation VIII ~ with him.
Hut how uukipd of Louis Napoleon 60 even
the med states OF America and tho srat events row
going On IN the .rcat Western republic Iho fact 10
American nut - to hard for BJnaparte to crack
Inc great Theme OF g"sip VA london tor The past
week mas been fdHr JdS 9" our distinguished lremIcr
Henry Temple, Lord iaimerston alas the Little ia
yenle, alas the Judcious oitlehoder, alias cupid,
with no end OF aliases, has faien, has become
the prey Of a pretty woman Au action OF ,rim
con. has actually been commenced against fng isnds
leading politician Yes, Lord ViSc1gnt amofst0r, the
great political tckster, s tbs cores loudent' IN a
dyof,e suit In Ilain language hc is accused II break
ing tho seventh Commandment You viii hear IN Iro.
vncal Journals and from gossipng sour Gee
great variety of rnmos with regard 10 this unhappy
one story Tor some time Al the clubs a.
that the injured husband n law OF the l,tc
lord iyudhurst a member OF Parliament, who innrr.d
Lord Lyndhureps youngest daughter os. than year
iut the late establc Anso-Amcfican peer has not -
oeag such dsglace ON he fair lame Of his family. The
mlstnko arose IN clnsc iueuCc of the similarity
the exact identity--of the two The care
win undoubtedly have TO be tired before the
successor OF tie late sir Cresswell Cfcssweu. viii
give my lord the benefit the general opin here, and
that " that the vhols affair s a''pant se
AID have isAbt Is fos.ded a yssy s.asli r-ss.
am toId, tbocss that my lord much
up about H. and d0cs bear up under the impending
st9rm at all This would guilt for when he
pregpable there Ia creation cheosy aud
ipaAter OF the position than the member Iiverton.
ut tho Queen, understand greatly outraged about
and tht II VIII doubtless make permanent estrnngc.
ment with his sovereign. From the laws who Ic
IN hand, every art Of legal canefy viii be brought
10 bear u make out against ts leading politician
O the day. Poor Paml IAko the Western eoons. his
skin viii soon be the fence And ho h1s been
cilsss, 40 unscrupu0us and 80 tricky his whole
that the number who Will regret hs downfall Will be
nhncssms a. compared u tbOse who will heartily
0ice Hal he good basiS Ia ms private character and
also Ia his career Statesman, to fai back upn hc
NIGH; survive bui a. u s"the ralmerstgu," be done
THIS affair, conhdcnty prcdict, Will sink hir into "
rcfievable oblivion. II innocent few Will believe u bc
30. hu uth game could have been pracil,sd
a man like old Insd Chatham, OF WIN. rlt ~ Gaming
Wellington, Feel. Bat With ralmrFston the Gaze n
different. Tear be - n used up man