The New York herald., 1863-11-25

that The Powers and avoraby disposed 70
mo idea OF an European Congress is possible TO
foesse that tho greater number Of them will be repre
| seated.
fhs Co~'si,uto~ne, Pau and Patris applaud he lofty
deas and generous aspirations expressed In tho Empe
despatch from Paris Of the li,h instant sayp-rho
Emperor for Congress h mot doubted hut no oacai nd
hesion has yet Arrived.
THE PROJECT RECOMMENDED TO rnR FRENCH EN-.
PIRE.
TParis (Nou. ll) despatch 20 Cork Rsporter.1
An account Of the situation OF the empire has been dis
ribuied AMONG the Senators and Deputies. With regard
70 foreign Affairs the sketches the whch
ied TO the Polish nsurrecon which tho Russo Prussan
Convention transformed into international Euro
pean question. Thestatement goes detail tho
goaiions that have taken place between the other Pow
ers and Russia upon tho sub ect and says"wo
socitude should remain sterile lie, Us no, in this case
attempt 10 impose solution upon Powers interested
ana even more 30 Than ourselves In the rogua.
shsr with our obligations or our rights In question
essentially European 10 60 alone 10 meet responsibility
The Paris correspondent Of thefondon Pss. writing
sss lia y. ss ys n.y. s pS at Paris
ENGLISH OBJECTIONS.
The London Globe OF November IL says thai thepe Is
little necessity for European Congress with the excep
ton Of the annexation Of cracow and uansi
tons every political change 1915
been recognized An 70 the future, with such slight
hasty will be- given the Emperors proposal.
Congress unsuccessful would be little less than mis-
The London Tines OF November II announces that tho
Cabinet Council would meet that day, 10 consider
al answer TO be returned TO the proposal Of tho Emperor
Of the French
The London Post says ars ia danger lest a conference
sod leave hing' eonfounded han aud thinks
that, unless backed by ultimate purposes OF exocu-
tive character, In case Of tho failure Of reason
and moral persuasion, Congress Is likely to have
much more effect on Russia than the rcmonsranees
already addressed by the three Powers.
The London Ieicraph says that the English govern.
would be brought before the Congress and the degree Of
authority which would be given 10 the decision Is OBJ
vious for instance. that no Power w0d consent 10 place
isdT at the mercy Of a mere majority.
The London 1mes OF the 18th instant says In proba-
French has rather IN view hts sKaltation than any
real change for the better In the public law Of Europe
ne should give proof Of his sincerity by assocatng
ment. AL however that this country has TO do Is 70
ASCERTAIN what the objects OF the proposed Congress-
when the Emperor particularzes tho questions which
10 his intention to submit to Europe. II will be the duty
OF tho British governments TO Judge whether these can DO
discussed and whether the decision OF the
congress be any way enforced against recusant
Power. II the government thinks that the present dim
greater security given to Europe BY Congress they will
not allow any prejudice 10 stand 10 the way Of coopera
ton.
The O'Kane-Paimsr srsson Divorce Case.
london Nov loi OorIe.popasnse Of Saunders tDabn)
The scandal with which the Of Lord Palmerston
founded % and Is. nnsd 10 you my my ss Of the sh
nothing moro than an 4" atfu scheme planned solely
with Wow 70 e1tortion, through fear OF publicity" Tho
basis, IL, indeed, be called one, Of this monstrous
impudenes h in quarters likely 10 know, understood 70
DO the that the wife OF the person who has
vsntured 20 nle petition obtained audiences OF
tho Premier with view Of obtaining some inferior em
poyment for her husband, with whom sho wss then y
iuf Al the second interview out OF charity and 70 ges
rid OF her his lordshp gave her Ave pounds Now that
the husband and wife havc quareled the former nst
tutes this outrageous cAlumny on no nmer foundation
whatever than the ono have stated have just learned
that 81 the Lord Mayors dinner this evening the vocer
reception accorded his ordship such has sol
dom been beard within those walls, accustomed ~ they
TO connrm popularity In no measured sounds. The
!osd and prolonged eAesI "A'eA ,seomsd hs were am
told, evidently intended 20 mark the public sense and
censure OF the insulting injustice that had been done
him, aud amounted 10 Variable ovation.
The Latest Money Market.
Prom the London Times fcity articls), Nov. IL
The English funds steady to-day (ioth), but thsre
Increased beaviness In eli other departments The
quotations from Paris during the dsy rather less
the Bank aud the probability that additional sums VIII
continue 20 be taken creates impression THAI sd
OF the rate OF discount 10 per cont DO
adopted thursday, or perhaps today (wsdnesday).
The discount demand at the Bank was comparatively
light during the morning but became active ths
afternoon In tho Stock Exchange tho for advances
Ave cent for short periods, and from nyc and half
10 sx per cent I'll the nsIt account.
BANK or FRANCE.
IIDDox, Nov. 12 1863.
The London Tes says the tone OF tho financial aivcos
from Paris Ia less unfavorablc although Is stated that
the forthcoming monthly accounts ~ the Bank of France
viii show falling OF In tho stock 6 bullion mors severe
than In the previous moBthn that instance the rednc
tion fl $50 900 but subsequently therc has been
drain OF f2 300 O0O-the total amount held yesterday
being only Is 400 600 Possibly hOwever there may be
some alteration during the interval before be na making
up Of the return.