The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

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working with Bostou) Was also out rne esioens
intention Of the par,ixs concerned IN Thu vilAny
was to prevent the possible receipt OF tho regular
foreign news despatch from Halifax ny the m'rn'ns
pape,s Of this and other cities Under present cr-
cumstapees il is probable that the Washngo on wiil
reacb this port she being now fully DUE before ~e
,.n OFT the Nissara,s news over the from
Halifax The Washington will bring fur days
/ la er advices
| Late intelligence from California msy now be
looked for by way Of Nav Orleans.
Our Forsign Allies-letter from MIR. August
Belmont.
The Tfiblae, of yesterday, publishes the follow
ing card =
Sir-You are specially invited to meet win Us on
Tue-day The OH int At n o'clock p At thu etuy-
opposite opd street for the purpose OF devtsng nea
in he election y Gen s,.nklsn Pierce aud
wn'iam King 20 the presidsocy sud Vice Presidency
u 'D' A'''' ''' Auausr BELMONT and oths-s
That paper argues therefrom that Austria and
| the European bankers including the Roths,h'lds.
are VOW bus,ly engaged in buying uo votes for
General Pierce.
The tact, it would seem, is plt9ed beyond a
doubt. The government Of Austria, which has
NEsys been famed for its liberal teu5en,iss
-eh,ch delights in such democrats 80 d.ynau
a
h, Hors Huisemsnn assured us Of thu fac, synpa-
n Aes warmly with repuolicanisn oil over the
VIC ID, has eoms boldly forward in favor OF Pierce
and the democrati, ticket They have empowered
tben .Charge Affaires to draw for fer dozen mil
lions on the imperial treasury, to buy up all the
r,tes ~ New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Inc
Pine Minister has been for soms time in close
,ou,rnr A;eaton with Ca plain Rynders, who We are
nriy.te y informed, has been invted by tao Emps-
ror to v st Vienna after the eleston, and establish
nm EN-, ire Club, The Rotbsehds toe, who arc
known 20 bRye dealings whatever with the sove-
! reigps of Sa-ope, nasuraty enough anxious TO
.ronote the sriunPh Of the democratic cause they
| have assured the Pierce mea that money shall not
| no wantipy to- keeure the election of who is
r)essed to the most thoroughly republican policy.
| Oonions vary With respect 20 the motive q
| Austria Some say that she is aetuated by
! gratitude for tho warm reception given by she
DEMOCRATS to Koesutb, for whom, az every
body is well aware, she cherished 'a'nery
.asction. and over whose loss che nourns to the
present day Others, with Sc much show Of reason,
attribute her friendly feeling wards Gen Pierce 20
the vel known republican spritwhieh pervades her
cab;pet and her government 1t is quite natural,
after ALL that the nation which has done go n1ca
for Italian and Hungarian Hberty-which has
emancipation of the masses from feudai and mo-
narcbicsl should desire the victory of the
anmoc,atic marty Nor are the Rothschiids the
bankers Of half the old a1toeratc govern nents Of
Iuroue-less likely to be well wishers Of the cause
whose victory will be q vietery OF rapublicanisn
The whole business, we repeat, Is perfectly natural
Bpt this il not all Weare enabled to inform our
readers that the democratic psgty have secured a.
les still more efficient than Austria and inc itotns
eb;,ds We have it on Ulsxceptionst.s auherity,
that the Gar Of Ru,sia and tae Sultan Of SarseE,
ere actively lsboring in the cause, Ailh9s"-
wanted at 6rs-.. 10 order feet of his frigSies
to lombard New York, ba.. Captain Rynder,
succeeded in persuading him TO content him
IL with sending few thousand Cossaeki,
Neo a. expected in the cou.,s 5g the week,
Inc Emperor : f.--.ssv III the OF
that is TO be found in the city, if they keep posses
sion Of the polls for fortnight The Sultan hiss
only sent money, as yet; bu. he wishes il to be
understood that if General Scott is elected, he
will imme diately make the United States.
Resides these. the Khnn Of Tar cry and the Emperor
: OF Chua have a0re That they oould for Perce A
iIesl &C cendaDt Ct Copfucins is To del;u.~.
series Of stump speeches the democratic side, 10
pure Chinese but have not been able to discover
whore. We nloy add too, that several Of ths mins-
tGEILdU ptllCest anu OIDtr bclohS OF t0e Eutpptan
alstpcracy, confidently expected take the ied
with next week. to secure the election Of the re-
publican candidate Are The wings sa,isiedl
But, unfortunately for oil our admissions and
speculations, aud the democratic party, the whole
affair is exploded-blown to the winds We are
sorry, but cannot help it NJ. Belmont sent a
etter to Mr.. Greeley last night very sensible le
|, ter. which that liberal and pure minded editor
positively refused 10 publish, for what may
appear il the letter itself 1t therefore brought
to us and, always desirous OF placing all parties
fairly before the public, cheerfully give it
place in our columns, and here il is:-
70 BEAVER STREET, October &c 1852
sir-Nour paper Of 10 dsy contains m attack IN NE
and ON the domocrsc party for permitting TO
in it, councils
so far a. relates to myself should not troubls you
WIN any answer but, OBJECT your attack is 70
Djure the great party whose ranks hare cho en- 20
enrol mytsf as humble member deem it proper tina.
should reply TO your article.
an 'otlTs't-ed 9a.ri an eiizsn; own property in
ny ehiiorn if spared. VII he here sfer ms-in their
Ftus VIII Tow Amcncon blood should be glal 20
Know Why am 10 be osIacsed and TO h prevented
from taking susn psrt IN the this coan.
u! az IT. constitution slo@s TO every citizen my lsg.
merit cleta'es snd ny capacity permits.
Anew years since the canddate Of yeur party for tho
oee ., lesioen. would have prescribed NE on c1uat
for you nov to take this grourd
Ibe ground OF your attack is that / am the acting
Ciersf Of he Austrian government You viii be Pisa Cd
TO correct This ! am not and never have been
Gofng Charge &C. Of Austria am Consul for Austria
ara no more. The Consular office imprCgse political
Character whatever OF this You csnpof BE- ignorant.
The AuFuisn Gonsul IN London British subject has
been fntce returned TO Parliament by Toe liberal
the City OF London could Engiih ,orpsm
eetsfuly use against him The argument which you
have dofcendou.
The consular once requires even allegiance 70 n.
power ny rhich II - confer red nerer an
l'a 'HJci o. c-en Several Consuls foreign pow
ere IN fhe tniteo sates native born Americans and
large proporfion d Consuls abroad are ozqns
ara tntect OF tne countries which a,crrtd
Womb You think JUST that heir consular one rbold
detsr rem from enjoying their rights Of czerhIp in
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