The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27

men VIII take the lead OF the Humes and Cobdens who
are now In the way of the reformers they will
shelve all such mountsbanks rs Broughsm and DIS
| raen and O'Connor.
Mr. Brght's visit has satisfied him of very self
evident cause for the dtressof Ireland and the cruelty
ofEpglsnd, in comforting upon the Irish people on
disclosed the secret Of the shocking outrages the
tsh system ct viceroys absentee landlords suspension
corpus states Of seige universal disarment in
discriminate arrest Of citizens and strangers SUPPRESS
lon OF the ee press and worse than Indian barbartes
to whsls towns and settlements Its plainp because
tyrants, and therefore deserving better fate, but
chained by extortion, necessity, and Deaths worst
neglect or spite, like rats in forgotten cage, or
Cbartists in the London jals The stuation Of Irish
had been for almost q century, and indeed ever
since the time when the condition of the French pso
the actual state of ireland in ls49 The six millions
and half OF souls Chiefly Cathocs) who live in the
not one thousandth part of them is eligible parla-
ment and able TO hold his seat so long members
unpaid In the cities and towns, over million Of
souls nany Protestants) have seventy two thousand
voters and about thrice the rural proportion OF
eligible to seats in Parliament and able to keep them
upon existing terms. The climax to this state OF
things is the established Protestant church. coercvey
supported by community Of eight millions Of souls Of
whom seven probably loahe the fraud and all feel its
pecuniary as well as moral enormity; and you have
reasons enough why the Irish white slavery situation
will be eternal unless the system of be
reversed What would the noble State of New York
or any other State of the Union, become, under the
same dreadful oppressions!they might rs well revert
to their primitive owners. And yet Master Benjamin
Israeli thinks the Irish have always had since the
Uniop substantially the free of her sister
island The ass,-apd when he made the assertion at
his public place in Parliament, his brayng echoed
all around the precinct what propriety OF sound,
Mr. Brjght's energies have changed Cobdens good
for little financial reform association into for Par
hamentsry reform without which 1t would be ridicu-
lous hat hope s there 81 retreDchment iu
from the olgsIchy who hold the TWEEN ty eight millions
OF interest the national debt righteous charge;
bay o rH the bess Of 9p
daughters! Mr. Golden would appeal to the Parliament
Commons, within whose walls the whole Of the present
mposture could not live fortnight. At this dark
hour, Mr. Brighs discovery by him of the necessity Of
Parliamentary reform for EDglan dand Ireland is of
the richest truths of the age probably its
tulhlment. God speed him audit MARCUS.
LONDON, Nov. TO- ls49.
The Latest Intelligence Reia,ire 10 the Hungarian Refu-
ses-The Success Of he Czar's Schemes.
This letter intended for the last post, but,
by accident, was not despatched. Since then the
Turkish question has been changing aud to- day the
intelligence from St. Petersburg confirms all the desla
raions by heretofore made that instead joining
the Sultan, England would remain faithful to her
tura ally Russia and to her treaoherous betrayal Of
thebera cause Of Europe. 1t is her system, and
not be changed, without demolishing her government
and giving the people voice In It. II is to the oh.
vious mistake Of supposng that the English people
have now had, anything to do with the policy
Of their rulers that many Americans allow them
Of the London press and the fents of the Foreign or
fee. As, In the instance of Poland England always in
tended to betray Hungary and the Hungarians and yet
she has kept up the contrary deception to the last
moment.
On the 18th Oct the Paris papers OF yesterday
the assurance given the Czar, from that city, by
courier that the orders expsditng the English and
French fleets to reach the Dsrdsneles miSunder
standing and that they had been countermanded The
St Petersburg correspondent Of the 27th Oct gives
that information, and 1t Is known here that, as
said the British feet has been suppressng republican
lem in Cephaonia and British influence has succeed
ed in persuading the French government to disgrace
the ministers who co-operated with them (De Tocque-
vile Coy and have got up pretty quarrel between
the French and the Emperor Of Morocco. for whose
chastissmsnt the whole overwhelming steam feet Of
the French in the Mediterranean has made sail, al
though the tenth Of could destroy his whole
How much longer than nine days does Il take to
open their eyes to the hypocrisy Of England and how
long will II be before they cut their teeth veil enough
The Cnar has already taken military possession of
amount Of troops and permission to the Sultan
strengthen the garrison on his own territory south Of
be imprifoned, and a few expelled, go that he may
catch and hang them and In the spring he will take
who is to be the last devoured Answer the United
States! MARCUS.
Important from Russia.
THE ARRASeEMEHT BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY,
FOR Tux IMPRISONMENT OF THE HUNGARIAN RE-
The London Times Of the 10th instant, contains the
following from Austria, dated 4th Instant
Ny tttsi o. ,he zlsl o. OCTOBER oomm1n,oated tns
consented TO withdraw his claim for the extrsdon Of
hs subjects who were implicated 10 the Hungarian re-
b,liion am at present enabled to inform you that
the matter IL dennitively concluded, IA. Porte havns
pledged Itself 70 keep in sefs custody, Of s
meniion,! ~ the Rusisn and .fustran sorsrmens and
immsdiateiy 20 banish the Others probably with the OK
bseed the Mshomstau religion from the Turkish ter.
ritoriss OF course this perfectly authentic
Ro.sh al and sn soms :" III.
ready their way join Msssrs Pulsky and Tesky In
England
The French Republic.
VISITS OF LOUIS NAPOLEON To TIE WORKSHOPS OF
PARIS.
The Assemble NafionsIe announces that the grand
apartments Of the Palace Of the ruilsries are
being fitted up at the request OF the PRECEDENT Of the
Republic whe intends to give In them several balls
during the winter an not aware that this announce
ment Is correct but believe the fact b that the indus
tTous topulaen Of Paris would have no objection to
increase Of allowance 70 the President, or to see
him spend II in manner that veuid impart impulse
10 trade. Amongst his other visits to the taubourgs,
some time previous to the late change OF ministry,
Leuis Napoleon entered day large cabinet ware
tablisbmspt, and chatted In friendly msnner with
the operatives, who treated him With much respect,
thougniN1tn rome Jfdnchttr Obe Oh the ~n-
coursged by the unaffected demeanor Of the Prince,
esid,-
"'You perfectly right, Monsieur lie President TO
come and you do We shall all be better
friends by knowing more o. each other Your uncle,
the Emperor sso In the habit Of visiting Us lie
had the slightest pride about him but he used TO
ask questions In Eve minutes than we could an.
in hour He wished to know ever thing shout
/ us and families whenever he found we had not
full work he made advances of money to our poyers
which they repaid him when the good season came
/ why don't you DO the samef' Why, the fact Is my
good friends answered the President good homoredly,
/ my uncle q richer man than 1 am Well,
| believe NJ lie President Is right But that IL q
shame. Pray, what good on earth IL done by these
hazards Of representatives Who earn 90 easily their 70
francs day, only for tcoldpg each other from
ing till night au les METRE IA porte, Monsieur,
fss de fatneans y But the Constitution y 'Const
tuition the best constitution for yeyez
| mon Pveudenf, cesf Ia constitution quf donne d
rsraiiler am sure II you had what is paid to those
useless set Of takers. you would spend II like man,
| and should be all the better for IT,"