The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

nsmes OF nese States are only known TO European read
ers as bose Of rpuda ing debtors Their sars though
conducted with the feroct, OF csDnbae aod almost dc
serving record from their very bsry survive scsroe-
iy in he smory of their generation To enums 8
rate the provDc,s Of .Columbs would seem
gratui'ous piece oi pedanry and II ~ouid like
mockery we sxps'iattd upon the d-xrcstions poll
tics, relations prospects OF Peru Bolivia chill la
Plata and Randa Oriental and Paraguay The riost
fiduous student Of currDt history r-cos from
ders mas acres and ions people whose e
eGirs sPpenr concentrs'od homicide. and whose
TONS s~ m scarcely more comprehensive than those
OF the Io'yoesian islanders. For such communities
no Wfmsbtnce can be reasonsbly anticipated aud It
would not be easy, INDEED say respect the cut
hIosts of Buenos AJres the native savages
Patagonia
The esen half of the continent s ab,orbed
In the enormous empire of Brszl state which has nj
least leg'iina ey nasty an ancient title settled go
ve'DmeOt and Respectable population. by its right.
md bersI treatment OF the colored races 1t
fas Deutrsliz.d the worst element OF poll ev and
the siDc'riy which u IL evpcog In tue abo
the slave trade evidence both OF sOnud policy aud ad
minkbaive power But there Ia little energy In the
Brazilian character. They clearly NOT couqucrng
scarcely perhaps enc uring aud they
loet in the bouDoles expaDse Of territories nomioay
their own We tber, fore In Americs three great
divisionsthose OF Briish America. America by exec
lenco and Hrazit The tecond of the acqu
siOns which vi bin ten years have doubled It's extent
sl not large 81 her OF the other two aud vet thi
extraordinary stare already aims at universal dominion
aud stretches Its views OF conquests
and as naDy oceans.
notice Of the reader Tor the letter OF
poDdent, which publish to day. An ORDER ha,
Lone Star for tho avowed purpose Of exteading ths
"power. influence snd Of the United state.
over the Western hemisphere the islands Of the At
lhntic and Pacific oceans The highly dgufa I've Iau
In which the objects Of society have been des
gifted in its pubic ce' emonies IL likely
ridcule thmD me aud llvwaDre must doubt
less he made for the sxsSgera which Nil tran at
lAntic reports found partake We believe ~ever
that the league thus described does in reality symboze
ruling sentiment of the Union that 1t u unlikely
to- supply organization 10 which wanted little
ee ind tha the sketch given by our correspondent OF its
h1n
tho ual strides VI the United States towards DONNA
ion tbt they hardly he exceeded even by the visions
torpa scarcely yet political fabric Of
the UninD. have the first step taken the ab
rption Of Mexico Bus this week intelligence from
Wsshington Announced chat, In dealing with Mexcaa
TERRITORY at the ishmus Of Tehuan Congress would
ooDdet e@nd to any negotiaou VIII tho Mexican go
ysruBtnt and while and f)rmid stembt
upon Cuba s almost openly natursd u design upon
ssr GTich lssnd- s advertised wi sCarcely . aembance
of reserve Fspoleon did not deal with Europe
eely Than the United States propose dealing with Ams-
rica and the very nation when in the of the Lo
hos ists, txcls'ms against tho unrsasonsbleness of
Peru in pretending to territory so miles from Its coasts
not conieot with lowering tk- iapss OF the Caris
bean, Is Dushng ITS pretensiors the broad Pa
ofc and e'eavsing to extend ite jurisdiction to dis
Itrce OF q thou and leagues.
Whether not the Union possesses stsSlity enough
in itself To csrry " through these gigantic schemes OF
moy b question OF ooubt but it not
70 be denied tsat the oiogaDzaop OF the aeican
IN. nj is such almost to invite the attempts Of
lueiing power The though vet prepo
afipg in territorial dominion hav pop .nss-
y exceeding tbaaof The other communities the two
nts even in numerical strength and incomparaby
ulerior In cner and Intelligence Hitherto by
niel.o destiny they have absorbed all immigrants of
ehaeyer race without any perceptibie modlication Of
heir political unity aud the desire of preserving the
deration entire does realty appear have prevailed
r the time, all other pas.ions II this feeling
lou,s still prtdo uisiato d.cuh 10 pa any hmits 10
't eossIiHes Of he future but it not attls sin
uLar That visions or such nD'crupulou5 conquest should
ctteJ'ained NJ nom-pt when the dsruptiou of the
ricisi isb,c has been seriously threatened asa still
Dat q Of public deci1aesion.
Gsgland.
Pcyie attention IL stiIl occupied with the Duke OF
ellR and with the honors be his
memory H. is Officially aupounced that the otsequi
.xpe .fpo he body win be buried in st. paui,s Cathe.
,,s nshing however i. yet decided Lord Derby has
. war Vi 4 s9csiorG e + % scfsiin s
nanden IN chief until successor BE- appointed. Lord
lerby will l. Is thought he eced without opposition
chancellor of the oxford University, in Of tie late
During the night Of Friday. the 18th the ship
lhmtpore which sailed from Liverpool the pre-
ious day foI New Orleans, went ashore on Long
'snk near Wexford, Iresnd aud has since gore TO
iecss She had on board at the time Of the accident
ore~ of thirty five men ana four hundred aud ciZsy
We irsb emigrants all of whom except FIVE drown.d
.re larded nc wexford Piikipgton & wilson owners
the Bhurtpores have des patched bring ihe
srt neers TO Liverpool and will forward them their
estimation
Hon s Cunard has addresped letter to the Times
niirg thas the Admiralty does Dot interfere in the
ruc ton Of the British aud North American mail steam
y, ano iurher he adds that his etAmers net in
/ bshit Of 'IsciDgi across the Atlantic
We read in the Glasgow Maii the following uo.ios Of
be Cunsrd steamer Essbe;-
10 Arabia s now getting her boilers on board They
ui1r t t"s 1sss running liz
od the slip They a-e the LARGEST boilers ever con-
ever but The ARABIA fan her %msnse n' 1o snS
metreal proportions is source Of great attraction TO
We notieo thai deputltionof whom Is rot stated
opsist ting Of tho Earl Devon and others have been
iufsIrpg Trade OF |
iur ocesnic communication bet geen the Atlantic and
acIhc
me Month Later frou the Australia Gold
Mines.
Advices have been reosvod in England froua Sydaey
the lst If Julyfour weeks later than dates
hsy give however. consecutive utellgenoe TO
ns tc estimate TO be formed OF the geaers progress
alars Gold bad rlsen ut sydney to Gss. p1r ouoce,
Ind also advanced at PoIt Philip Frym tbs Port !
hlp nlipes rhe uceou3is favorable. Dn Peel rigsa
at Hanging Rock she yield stated 20 be lgtre.
eSefe foods had been EXPERIENCED 10 many oistr!cts,
ID g 'nnunea,n had tssn ., IN ersnI,<d. Tho ea,i
g citing on the subject bad beenneG AZ Sytpey.
Ernnce.
The Paris journals continue TO b. sl,sj withsss ,ra
bic patches received fran the deparsments rpq
~ Luui hspoleoD's in The south r L. NAV
o these semi osicial bulletins h.s reception has nan
ei5 enthusiastic The various to"at thI2ugn va h n
srepd d, coraied with impeI, embeHis, "A tbe
received him with cries Of 'Viye IEmE renrf,,
Viye Napoleon III - yive L. sauyeur do Ia os,,,
- The crey and silitaTy haetan pronissn parts In
b. tse demonstrations
ihr zen men ahn TWO Nphop VINO WERE slts ted Goth
uh". ior Hecfslis msnuiactuiuR can'Vn' informal
a'b'hee OF Snir Ou" sp'o,,es W "p1Ae to slas the
''Ftrl. NHtr -" .VA, -, XVI ~ intenced to
y. ~ .,onmtnU LI's oo'' PnaeJ was called
lhtfe 4 40 o'heT new u tno hus 10osF "a erest.
Sweden
letet H"in etVcsAuim' vi ths Hu ta'es that tb IRE
nu ,teh tnsis - three successive
''bipSs shlon. pec'tl, h'u ose" ppresssd by the
olce The riots we're caused by an A1 Gle In the in;rn
Ponce u hc Pcpts exciting the popr ,oce ,gai,, tb
o~s Numerous arrests had taxed lace Including rho
di, or oi the paper . ~
D. Paimtlad,s Distinguished sebo sr ana sor tven,x
proies or Of Greek in Ups University died on
he Nth, ago1 sixty ioir,