The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-01
Tho Dutch Difiioulty-A Higher Money

emourg ccGslon question, Nj. Van Nuy.
len did not tho less think it rightto ex.
press an opinion that the cesslon was q
desirable thing in tho interest Of Holland,
and gavo the Chamber piece of infor-
nation worry curious, or ra.hcr very
atllIctlng for the dignity Of the sovereign
of the Grand Duchy, namely tha, tho
affair had come to halt solely because
the price offered by France was not
found sufficient. Thus the matter turns
on more higgling for price, in which
the rights Of Il people and the respect Of
y government TO itsel! arc in no way
Interested. Nothing consequently, has
yet been done, and if we arc 10 believe
the news brought from all quarters by
telegraph, nothing will bn done either
because the Emperor Napoleon may re.
fuse to increase his bidding, or because
tho King Of Holland may rccoil before
tho reprobation which would be raised
all over Europe by tho conclusion Of
such rcprehcnsiblc bargain ; or lastly,
because neither party may be willing 10
| encounter the international complica-
tions which the transactions would pro.
2ucc.
We arc the moro inclined to this last
hypothesis from telegram sent lis from
London, announcing that The British
Government had been informed by its
Minister at the Hague that the King Of
Holland had broken off the negotiations
in order to prevent international Difficult
ties. Minister M. dc Tuylcn, in fact
declared that tho interest of Holland
callc,( for tho cession Of Luxembourg,
but that the price offered was too small
On the subject, it was not precisely NO.
gotiatlons that had taken place, but in
conversations. Tho Dutch Government
in Offering its good Offices, only desired
to know that it had no responsibility in
the matter The declarations Of Count
Bismarck, that all ties between Luxc,n
burg and Germany bad ceased had Given
the greatest pleasure in 10 land. The
honorable Minister Terminated by de-
clarlng that the Dutch Government
would not hcncclorwarl interfere either
officially or llicially i'll the affairs
OF Luxembourg.
rRvSs!AN APPROVAL or NAroLnoN'S
COURSE.
The scm.oIlic;ul NoyM GtV,an Ga
:HUe Of Berlin. dated April 8, comments
ing on tho disquio o.ing rumors in clrcula.
ton relative 10 the Grand Duchy Of Lux.
cmbnrg, states that tho decision of the
question Of tho preservation OF peace
does not rest with The Cabinet Of Berlin,
Tor tho character Ola federal State is
solely defensive.
The same papor adds: It's perhaps
The greatest triumph Of the Emperor
NapoIcons government that it has
brought the French nation 10 admit that
thoy can serve their own and the gene
raj interests Of civilization better by
glv'"y Mc hondo an opponent, end, az
plpcc Of humiltatiny him, joining with
him III endcavoring to promote tho ac-
complishmont ofthc great work in pro.
gross.
TIE GERMAN rHor1E y UNIT AGAINST
CMSSIoN.
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