The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-24
Our London Correspondence.

"Orders have boen voeAdmral Parker to leave
the Dardaneles, and to withdraw his fleet to Malta
The HrsId will be good enough to despatch the above
intege to the world Of readers which hangs upon
7ts columns, for the confirmation OF sentence pro-
nounced .often upon the perady OF the British 60
yerpment with regard to Turkey The fleet Of Admiral
Parker which crawled into the Dsrdanees, the
text that 1t afraid of hpwreck outside now courts
fearlessly the emulous winds and of the wide
Mediterranean home ward bound for its haven, by
government orders, after having accomplished every
mischief intended to the selected victim Of duplcity
and ell the good intended for the great and worshpfu
mead of the Great Church and of the thieves alliance
That stroke Of profound diplomacy however by which,
In addition to the sacrifice of Turkey and the sggran
dizement Of Nicholas, the English cabinet expect
ed to destroy republican France, by launching her
alone against Russia entirely Intellectual. 1t is
fortunate that the French President haze his private
and ambitious motives for keeping with the Car
and that he neither blind not to that his
own projected usurpation at stake, nor SO con-
hding as not to take England at the of her
word So it is that he is under heavy bonds to keep
the peace with Russia and therefore, the French
public is saved from the general its pro-
vocation between France and the kings of Europe.
For the moment, British dupcity must be conte nted
with the destruction Of Turkey aud leave France to
future day ii France had been committed by the turk
ish intervention England would have left also in
the lurch she has done Turkey; aud would have
sisted In the violent Of the Bourbons as she
will do In the approaching partition Of the Turk
ish Empire. In that PARTITION, Egypt will probably
fall to her share with the thmus OF Suez that Mica
ragua Of the Eastern hemisphere In the Morca there
will be pous struggle Ter the spoils but 1t is probable
that the allies will divide church and state between
them il the Dutch Coburg King Ohio, who detles that
classic land with his tyranny supports the despotc
character now required by Russia and England to be
made bis submission to these masters BY prorOgaton
Of the peoples Parliament in Greece and Victor
Emanuel the dog faced heir OF Charles toert has done
the same deed in Piedmont In Lower Italy the
Austrian dukes Of Tuscany, rarma AID Modena, the
Pope, and Ferdinand OF Naples, TO be firmly esta-
5ished the necks Of the survivors, or said necks
will be wrupg in sufficient numbers TO give the requi
cite basis to sbsoutism Even shadows Of constitu.
tionality are be dispersed, and the divine right
of King and Pope are to be agreed proportions,
with mutual guarantees. Cut-throat Ward ad-
mits Mat he ha. hung man every three days
and offers the world the bioody report OF Vaccos
trial by court martial of English officers a. speci
men Of the mode ana manner in wsich he ha. dealt
with rebels True, the accused when the firing OF
Metaxa's house need at another village and
strongly denied his guilt but he called no witnesses,
had to address total strangers IN lineage and language,
alone amidst his bitter aud excited enemies pre-.
determined to hang him and Cut-throat ahirms that
he was guilty OF divers and sundry crimes besides
When! where by whom established and by what?
Cut throat had imprisoned the suspicious and driven
the hostile out with his sword that the OF ths
country will not be disturbed and order regns In the
republic Of the Ionisn lands There has been sn ad
dress from q handful OF aristocrsts on,ratulating
Cut throat on British protection of which he is the
bodment Spain is sound 10 the core so Is Portugal,
and therefore all the south of europe and the islands
Of the djzcent reliable. The thieves aiance
turn its attention to France and the centre OF
Europe
parte and Minister Normally The former had turn
Cd away kpeelng supplicHtions Of Lord Brouzham
and after him Of Lord Lansdo~ae, to allow himself to
he entr.ppsd at Constsutinopis, when Normandy be-
exisent ON the same subject that the French
from the rIy,es National What sight il must have
been these geutry In fu dress with their bent
bodies and subdued voices imporing ths ooest o, so
many witcisms and afronts at London to serve their
purposes But Louis Napoleon knows full we'll, that 1t
was Russia that killed his uncle, who fell not at Water
Loo but Moscow; for after his imperial wings had been
frozen his side in that terrific campaign the eagle
the empire had ardor LETT to kndie In his eye,
nor buoy ancy to support his flight The last boosted
battle OF w ellingto and Bonaparte was battle be-
tween q lion and eagle on the ground The Presi-
dent could not be Induced to into wal therefore,
with the Car. They have need of each other, s,d
there not Why their contest should verify
the British project Of opening dynastc road IRON
all events Louis Napoleon has need Of Nicholas "a for
Nicholas all minor things indifferent to his under
not this ally Of England because he seeks TO ssyran
die any other person than himself but because BE
which he claims to be the incarnation. When Nche
las bad crushed Hungary and was go near the French
from tier yorasburg was the time for Bonaparte to
attempt his usur patton but that moment has gone
for ever IL not then possible for conspirscy snd
armies for treachery within and strangers without,
to destroy the grand republic OF Europe but u was
then only that the attempt had any chance OF
England and Russia are cool, for the moment, with
.n% oof beth are ready to make any to
destroy their common enemy, republcanism and rs
France IL too strong under that form Of government
for their united attacks by vioencs they will proceed
BY their subterranean approaches England has been
installed In full force Paris for the whole perios
since the revolution Of 1s4S with permanent body OF
against the republic aided by all sorts OF
ambuatory delegates out II the HOUSE OF Lords snd
ss from either set Ssr. nonoied Paris FOR
many days with the light of their respective couu-
tensnees. Indeed Il Ia said to be at heurisss IKE
q flight Of birds ut the setting In Of winter One day
tn. jump jack Brougham, and the next, the Mating
Lanfdowne descends at that focus Of British aris-
tocracy why viii not the French President be ad'
visedg There 10 limit TO the warmth, aud end to
the pretex Of their recent but cordial friends Even
the nlustricus correspondents the outrage OF the
french revolution who snesred the q Louis
Napoleon for representative Of the srins-the late
Chancellor, and the actual President Of the Counci
appreciation of the hrmnsss and OF the elected
OF the 10th December" But g-ntl-men you will
have to wait time before, by sedustion. or by
force or by fraud you succeed In darling design
Of shaking pieces the odious poPulrfsb OF repuo
The alliance has issued orders to sbats that nuisance
in Svtssrlnnd and San Marino Both thrs- republics
said to be updoubted receptso.s OF the dangerous
infection Of popular sovereignty aud political ndepen-
dence Their mountains are to BE- stormed aud the
blood Il their rebel chies their wives and children
Is to pour In refreshing currents down through the
courses Of those torrents whoee sounds were the
voice Of freedom rejoicing under the air OF its
tive mountains That blood will be OIL upon the waves,
ana mufIle their noise There Is much reliance
TO be placed in the French army since the Remsn sr
pedton as to cay positively that 70 will not aid in
butchetng second and thi republics bat It's friends
say that at Rome the army protests Its disgust
Dor one have little cenhdsnee In military
for the carnage IL has Committed or In military absti-
nence from the carnage that may hereafter be de-
rnanded. The United states might have saved Rome,
n AZ had not adopted sn.chronism, BY sending
gocee that Grand aud the United states may even
now preserve Sutherland, BY sccrsdtng minister OF
the fret class In all respects declaring tree trade with
her and establishing other cios. r-lstions III u be
supposed that you direct interest la the strug
gle 90 far from the geographical boundaries OF tbs
uion great is mmitted. fns world is last
becoming Of Cyclops rs have sirssty said and
the nations viii perish Ia succession 70 the last unes
some Ulysses be found 81 act the but the
heart of the despotism when trying 20 ensaye tbs
human France may furnish tins deVerer, but y
il appropriately the Office Of her elder ter the uited
states France has the nearest but not the deepest
Interest in the issue Of the struggle Tor ~her
Enaland and Russia clutch the shores and coun
tries aud waters and ISLANDS Of the Mediterra
mean their united efforts will be turned 10 ship build
ing ard the forging Of csnnons and the drilling OF sol
disrs and seamen go as to externpste republication
II possible even In America rhe conspiracy will fail
no doubt far as contempstes an exodus from th