The New York herald., 1850-12-08
THE News from Europe Hnd the Pacific
Affairs IN the O!d and New World.

BY The arrival Of the Asia at this port, from
Liverpool, it will be seen that we have inleii-
gence three days later from all paris of Europe !;
and by the arrival Of the Georgia, from Chagres,
we have news q fortnight later than that which
preceded IL, from California.
There has been no change in the cotton m4rGe.
g., Liverpool and the markets exhibit funness
generally, even though the whole European world
IS CT the brink Of great events and OF revolution,
O. will be evident 20 those who carefully read OUT
remarkably full correspondence, published to.diy,
and 10 he given tomorrow, from several grel.
cities o. the old world.
IN Ereland, az we have every reason 10 believe,
the curious movement Of the Pope, in establishing
pastoral CUrators, or cardinals, has given rise 10
much discussion; and though there has been
] sewdrmuess in the minds OF the PEOPLE, yet the
tvcwal that the Queen views this encroachmen, OF
the Pore as a direct attack on the Pcotestau;
church. and, eonse luently, upon her power, will
have The effect 20 create strong national feeling
i1 accordance with her opinions. II is asserted
;l.l; tie fylmiaS,i2Slet Of Lord John Russell,
81 this SUB ect, originated and sprung OUT Of the
decided and strong rtmonstTGnces Of Her Ma liesty,
when the found that England was really TO have g
cardinal. Vow, the British public sympathize
fEeugly with the desires Of the sovereign, and when
society hes been psrmeated with the belief that
tls queen s o,losed 10 the elevation Of cardinals
English soil, there will be an excitement Of no
S.d.1ary fevoT and magnitude. Ou: Irish CORE
sTCadsni shows the state Of things in Dlbin, on
this subjects and it is easy TO perceive that in Ire
Luo there are materials sufiClgn. iol c great
Tcitmical Coz fsgrauon.
ca the old continent the Affairs of Germany
sisLd amidst the doubtful dealings Of ofldiFomacy.
The Treseni aspect s threatening in the extreme.
The king Of Prussia has made his s1eech before the
CLambers and the result Of t is, that there is an
APPREHENSION that Manteuiisl aud the an;i-war par
~ will have 10 give Up. Should the king Of Prus-
sl really be in favor oftanling for the maintenance
a. hsI designs, the probability is tha; the world
viii te lsfi in state Of suspense till the spring.
WHOM, ty the opening Of tie mild weather Of thl;
season, men will be aroused IN various quarters,
q carry on revolutionary movements. ALREADY,
Nss.ibi has accomplished the fret step in bis new
career. lie has obtained a losn IN London,
q a.d him 10 Die views FOR the regeneration
q Italy. 10 is said he has been assisted BY tie Eng.
'ish in this business, because he is 20 well tilted 20
tuye The Pore out Of Rome again, and will thus
ave the first blow to Cardinal Wisemlu. Un4ucs-
uonaiiy, llslzini's active mind rerc1ves, in az.
preaching events favorable opportunity for sno-
Nsr I.lIsn revolution He has already crossed
rs channsl 90 Bclrum-will soCn be IN Switzer-
and and az nc distant day, will take advantage of
De present position at affairs in piedmon', 10 ST.
g. foot Great republican revolution.
The aHgirs OF Germany arc admirably calculated
"a aid The designs Of Mszzmi. The conflicting in
ultEs o. Austria and TIE States Of The German
Cont. 3ectca may bring about a war, which vii.
.,aw ils army from Piedmont tnd thus leave an
s.sa ra.s 70, Mazzini's entrance l.c TIE land Of
l.s t.fI. from which he was forced TO fy who'd
she French republican army restored ne Pore 10
bic throne temporal md spiritual. Msllli viii F.
always tL.nk France, AZ France thinks Lne..lj
" Ieffalous"-srd, should the Italian rCy0l" .5ns-g
81 % he renewed, France will im. osc divided
duty cd herself, by conceatra'inc her force on the
HcrterF Of Germany, and BY projecting .h' Pope
from s1 invasion. The letters of ogr London cor
ltsIouderis present The great features of the g. ,.
a. thc German question. IA itself j. IS .nts -
u9h stll complicated but there is ttzs
f,-ce 90 ue whole subject when. le -.
sidel,Hon oi de- future position - 80. ..s
lrrssia, We Perceive, fal in The -
fable ey>nts which viii ma1' .,...-., ~ e..
dsnd. Franc, and lal~ T-,t,..t. ,...,l,.,,
..a,us Ve q. and a cons lgfat.or viii
arise on hes'Oi = of The Mediterranean, az once
mrTessiys' .iisni, and destructive in its immed-
ttc eiecie We have no hope that there will be
. PER- .,snent settlement Of the German Elihculy
~, the contrary, The same mlrchihgs ana soun'
tas-marchings with an effort al concen1at'on ana
..con1olidaton, will 90 on ill the srring o. neN'
yssr, and then win come great heshei o. events,