The New York herald., 1850-12-09


lesley, Duke, Marquis aud Earl Of Wellington,
Marquis of Douro, Viscount of Wellington, Of
Talavera and Wellington, and Baron Douro OF
.ssi Of Sis ss aTss Colonel i o tho Roy
Guards, Knight of the most noble Order OF
the Garter, and Knight Grand Cross Of the
Military Order Of the Bath, Duke OF Cindsd
Rodrigo, and Grsndee of Spain OF the hrst class
Duke Of Vittoria, Marquis Of Tours Vedras, Count
of Vimeira in Portugal, KNIGHT of the most illus
trious order of the Golden Fleece, OF the military
Order Of St Ferdinand of Spain, knight Grand Cross
OF the imperial and military Order of Maria rne-
resa, knight Grand Cross Of the military Order ST.
George OF Russia Of the first class, Knight Grand
Cross Of the royal and military order Of the Tower
and Sword Of Portugal, Knight Grand Cross OF the
royal and military Order of the Sword of Sweden,
&c, &c, &c; the Right Honorable Richard le
PoGr French, Earl of Clancarty, Viscount DunlO,
Baron of KilcoHne, Privy Counsellor Of his Majes-
ty, President of the Committee Of this Counsel for
Commerce and the Colonies, Postmaster General,
Colonel of the Galway Militia, and Knight Grand
Gross of the most honorable Order OF the Bath;
the Right Honorable William Shaw, Earl Of Cath
cart, Viscount Cathcart, Baron CathcaIt and Gree
mock, Peer of Parliament, Privy Counsellor OF his
Majesty, Knight of the most ancient and most
honorable Order of the Thistle, and Of Russian
Orders, General of his armies, Vice Admiral of
Scotland, Colonel of the second Life Guards, his
Amb assador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to
his Majesty the Emperor Of all the Russlas; the
Right Honorable Charles William Stewart, Lord
Stewart, Lord of his Msjesty's Bed Chamber,
lieutenant General, Colonel OF 25th Regiment of
Light Dragoons, Governor of Fort Charles IN J a
maica, Knight Grand Cross Of the most honorable
military Order of the Bath, knight Grand Cross of
the Orders OF the Black Eagle and Red Eagle of
Russia, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the
Tower and Sword OF Portugal, Knight OF the Order
OF 81. Georges OF Russia.
For HIS RoyalIftghness the Prince Regent of the
Kingdom. Of Portugal and that of Brosa-Don
Pierre de Sousa Holstein, Count of Palmea,
Counsellor, Commander OF the Order OF Christi
Captain of the German Life Guards. Grand Cross
of the royal and distinguished Order of Charles
Ill of Spain Antoine de Laldanha da Cana,
Counsellor and Finance Minister, his Envoye Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to his
Majesty The Emperor of all the Russas. Comman
der of the Military Order of st Benot d'AviZ
First Squire of her Royal Highness the Princess
of Brazil; and Don Joachim Labo da Sllveira,
Counsellor, Commander Of the Order of Christ
For HIS Majesty the King of Prassia-The
Prince OF Haldenberg. bis Chancellor of State,
and Red Eagle, and that Of ST. John of Jerusalem,
ana Of the Iron Cross of Prussia, of those of st.
Andrew, of St. Alexander Newsky, and Of 81.
Anne of the First Class of Russia, Grand Cross of
the Royal Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary,
Grand Gordon of the Legion of Honor, Grand
Cross of the Order of Charles H. of SPAIN of that
OF ST. Hubert of Bavaria, of the Supreme Order
of the Annunciation of Sardinia, Chevalier of the
Order of the Sersphims of Sweden, of that of the
Elephant of Denmark, of the Black Eagle of Wir.
ttmberg, and OF several others; and Charles
William, Baron de Humboldt. Minister OF State,
Chsmber rlan, Envoye Extraordinary aud Minister
Plenipo,entiary to his Imperial Majesty and Royal
Highness, Ghevalier Of the Grand Order OF the
Black Eagle, and that of the Iron Cross of Prus-
sia OF the First Class, Grand Cross of the Order
Of ST. Anne of Russia, and that of Leopold of
Austria, and that of the Crown of Bavaria.
For HIS Myesty the Emperor Of all the Russias-
Andre, Prince de Rasonmo wski, Pryy Counsellor,
Senator, Chevalier OF the orders OF ST Andrew, of
ST. Wolodimr, of St.Alexsnder Newsky, and of ST.
Anne Of the First Class, Grand Cross of the Royal
Order OF 81 Stephen, and that OF the Black and the
RedEagles of Prussia; Gustave, Count de Stacked.
berg, Privy Counsellor, Envoyc Extraordinary and
Munster Penipotentiary TO his Imperial Majes-
V and Royal Highness, Chamberlain, Che
Waller of the Order of st. Alexander Newsky,
Grand Cross Of that Of ST. Wolodimir of the first
class, and of st. Anne of the first. Grand Cross
of the Order of ST. stephen, of the Black and Red
Eagles OF Prussia and Charles Robert Count de
Nesselrodc, Pnvy Couns ellor, Chamberlain, Secre-
taIy of State for Foreign Affairs, Chevaer of the
Order of ST. Alexander Newsky, Grand Cross of
that Of Wolodimir Of the second class. OF ST
stephen of Hungary, of the Red Eagle Of Prussia,
Of ihe Polar Star of Sweden, of the Golden Eagle
of Wurtemburg.
For HIS Dfgjestp the King OF S,cedea and Nor
General, Colonel Of Infantry, Chamberlain, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary to His
Mejesty the Emperor Of all the Russias, Sab
Chancellor Of his Orders, Commander of his Order
Of the Polar Star, Chevsler of that Of the Sword,
Chevalier of The Russian Orders OF ST. Anne OF the
first class and Of ST. George OF the fourth class,
Chevalier Of the Order Of the Red Eagle of Prus-
sia Of the first class, and Commander of the Order
of ST. John OF jerusalem.
But | must stop These are the titles only under
which the crimes OF the Thieves Alliance were
perPetrated. What squad and most OF them are
still on the stage. They have been permitted to
exist hey ond the period allotted to ordinary life. for
the purpose OF seeing their sacriegious work over
thrown, and the fabric Of society, which they
placed upon its apex with such and concert,
slowly and securely resuming its base. Under that
wide foundation, these titled plunderers OF their
kind will find grave, but not the resurrection.
What could have been expe cted from such crew as
Lon A ~ hat ia IN he
pected from them A. ID, 1850, il, by the overthrow
Of democracy in Europe-by the willing occupa-
tion OF Germany, OF France, OF Switzerland, OF
Piedmont, OF Italy-they acquire the upperhand
The United States are no longer the insignificant
objects Of attention they were thirty five years ago
They are now dreaded, and detested, and denounced
BY sbsolutism everywhere, and especially among
the high order of intelligent despots in England.
have frequently spoken with admiral of the
foreign policy Of the late lamented Gen. Taylor;
but II was Of his European policy. As TO all tAe
proceedings Of his cabinet IN the Gulf OF Mexico,
and with respect to Nicaragua, they utterly un-
jusifable. The part taken by 1t with respect to
Lopez did not convince any body in Europe OF the
good faith Of the govemment-witness the ar
msments Of Spain and the anti American league Of
Sotomayer. IL taught some United States naval
officers to consider Their fellow citizens pirates, as
IL the Cuba expedition was to cut throats and take
purses. Nicaragua was a worse slander, for the
treaty invites, among others, Russia, Prussia, and
Austria upon your coast. The following docu-
ment should be read before they come il will In
dicate their Objects
TsrArr ov Fs.rrsrAL AND CHssrrsS ALLIANCE COW
GUIDED AT PARis, srrwrss rHEfR MsJrsriss EN-
PEpoR or Ausrsis, THr kIso or PsussfA, AVID rus
Esrsnon or Rus,A, C2oth) 14tn ssrrr~ssR, 1sis,
IN the name Of the Most Holy and Indirisable
Tipity
Their Msjestes the.LEmperor -of Austria, the
King Of Prussia, and the Emperor Of Russia, in
consequence of the great events which have sigma
lized Europe within the last three years, and prn-
cipally on account Of the benefits which il has
pie ascd divine Providence spread over the States
whose governments have placed their confidence
and hope in IL alone, having acquired an intimate
conviction that Is necessary that the course be
adopted by the powers 10 their connection with each
other, should be established upon the sublime truths
teaches
Declare solemnly, that the present Act has no