New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Great Britain.
LORD PALMRRsToN's HEALTH

LORD PALMBRST0NS HEALTH.
Lord Palmerston was taken seriously i'll on
Sunday the 18th from the effects Of cold. TIE symp
toms were for time very alarming, but on the follow
ing day his Lordship was somewhat better although
the general symptoms were represented BY the ates
accounts to be still unfavorable.
LArER.-The LondoD papers Of the lsth contain the
following bulletins.
In consequence Of having taken cold Lord Palmers-
ton has been seriously ILL., but be has steadily improved
during the last three days. and 10 much better
BOrHoRI SMITH, n. d.
last night the following Was the bulletin, Lord Pal
merston has become worse since the morning. Tele
graphic messages have been sent TO the Queenn Scot
muncated With through the same medium. without
any desire to cause pain TO friends OF the noble Premier
it cannot be disguised that be is very seriously ILL.,"
Lord Palmcrston would complete his slst year the
Goth Of October.
THE UNITED STATES AND FRANCE.
The sensation news published by The Times
that Mr.. Seward recently sent an ahimaism TO the
French Government on the Mexican question, con-
tinued q subject Of comment IA Losdos T"ss says:
Whatever may be the precise form Of remonstrsnce
Mr. Seward has taken or will take. - certain that
the United States and France and that the occupation
of Mexico by European troops may possibly lead 70
somo troublesome difference Inns Is 70 oe regfs'teo.
intention TO acquire any part In the Mexican territory
or even to make prolonged military occupation.
"An that the Emperor desires-an that DIS people
would support him in undertakng-is to stay the fright
full anarchy Of Mexico and restore one Of the nesf
countries Of the globe TO civilization and commerce.
the present matter The President in his recent ad
dress TO the Brazliah Minister has himself laid down
the principles which will guide his Government In deal
ing with other American States; and In their modera
on and good sense they certainly do not correspond
with the design Of driving the French from AeAico
The Herald sAys:
"No one we should think will be more surprised and
annoyed than Mr. Seward at the news that he has sent
an utimatum to the Emperor OF the French"
TAe Star contains the following statement in large
type:
1--WE expressed our conviction yesterday that the
piece OF alarm news published by The 7S on the sub
feet Of restous between the United states and france
in regard TO Mexico would turn out 10 be wholly I'M
founded. We now In position to give our readers
an authoritative that conjecture was per
fecty correct Part Of the statement by the American
correspondent Of re Time; mus. have ssIerreG , 70
incnacing dispatch lately addressed by MT seward 70
France was entirely baseless-a mere absurdity No
such dispatch has been forwarded Or written. me
United States Government has always frankly expressed
its opinions on the subject Of French Intervention In
Mexico But neither M policy nor its tone have recently
undergone any change ,,,.: rr;' .,''
r., Paii Gsh Ga.tMsays.
"Tbcre are reasons for believing that the rnm0rcd
difference between France and the United states ON
the subject of French intervention In Mexico is cx
arqerated If the substance Of the alleged dspach OF
France were correctly stated II wonld show decideo
design on the part Of President johnson OF provoking
war with France, but the rapid disbandiDg OF the
United States army would be Inconsistent with such
varike Intentions" rr.. ..ff
The Pail 4faH Ga1an adds: ..r
.Tbe more carefully VIC review all the tendencies OF
the Federal Government since the surrender OF the
Southern armies the less room there Is for
Mr. johnson is counting collision WIN I'D! iore'gR
por ers." .,x,.,.. =. - !. u p.as,~ - '.--
:. q tbe 18th remarks that:
0if Engshmen would only credit the American
f;oyernrnent and the French Government as wei wi'n
tle po,sessjon Of little prudence judgment anu Ior'
he ,rauee our money market would be saved many a
panic and propngat0rs Of canards deprived OF much
encouragement
|CoLoRADo JEwETT's ADVICE TO PRESIDENT
JOHNSON.
The London l. International publishes letter
from Colorado Jewctt TO President johnson. WIN on
ncsty TO include jeff Davis, his Cabinet. and all promi
nent Southern aesnen the restoration OF the haoess
ornns Constitutional Southern representation IN tne
coming Congress; nOninterference with France 10
Mexican affairs snd arbitration OF the diherences VIVID
England.
According TO the Paris Temps, the number ol
deaths from cholera in the Department "a ING o0'"'
tP,ris) was averaging about POO per day. p..
Ihe paris Bourse on the 18th was very Brn; Kcntes
closed at 67.e2 M
MR.. sEwARDs REPORTED uLTIAATUA TO
FRANCE.
The Ncw-YOrk correspondent Oh Inc L0""o"
Timer writing on the 4th inst. says;