The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

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-" psrt-s uose scce.sib To negots rton the
o. t'st w'bssr l. ou the ou- hand, thee. cs-r-t,u
OF we Goa bioed forces 'uccessitl
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1soJa,lo accomplished. Up ,he oio. L..d i'th- Es
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*or~ q u the pres e.igo h. may for..e.
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lrSsrs pronshiy bext year b. 10, nns 4,
q r~str sgst Il Croos,aa, he .nsttisp rov-ramen,
ttrcs betes ect that " hi. ,he coues, al
events cp~ party will - suiEcieour i-G-d WITH ia
tusc4sa aoa The asher With refext % ,ea aer \ rc
~ ~ reg usstou p"ssbt- the witch the E
I<ss N'rholss 81 nov ~ tDp.riou. l, rejsc.-d.
es~ 10 yes are correctly sscribsA :" th@ Austrian
stDitt.r-'hcugb. dos ~. ether o oaive. tar te.s
hn1trn e nj tbt s,d at Dured To n Il govern
"-o'-.~ tank y l. not dfbc. to thsy nave
ths. srsrr w. ws. snd Ia the God O. rous We y
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N tle srs Ire If Europe he is.t con N uu ~x
ebsffsd t<a.ter V epa md P.tessbn-s. h,vo
p"Sed ma tsfsis L. n 'ar ever fr rte Ding q
ho-e tef upon itch ocs. 20 ant Buni has re-.
l~aisoiy ssosrd Iesce can bo s.cu-, y totoi But
th- ie~sWh'ion o. peacs Is tn- grand oniec of toe
nus'rt guysrpueot though II cscisr.s tha tns %.
lec' fsn oDl; b. ed up0a tn coaiio.s con
"a e. N b. notes Sf the sth a usu>t the 70 eaca
J. rect tpo irt-~sti le that Ru.s,a ,ougut
~ f"rr. te .o nit Ia 'he serm wbch she viii Il t-a
" - 100 Der usns er ana that Aostris SHOULD CO &c
- = { use oi force for that purpose
Nf amount of cocrcisp which ma be applied to tho
wi ne ut,c at IL therefore the ssly Of 40
du ticn - be present ssr; ana ~e h,ve repeated
u ~.
co. y the rr-stUf Year. shown courage and d.te-mna
ton otnf",re The pritcipcs which hcy rd mt hesi.
! . :" s6op' td' var wo u hav- % trm,us eel ~
iie IIttebt ramrsiln. All uat Iusaia AXE, Of those
s'a's' tie outset thor uraity ana 4 she hss
:, eecsd oo'sin'G IL thrs we u.y Civ her
hn The . prcst whio6 they "area al IN oppo on
10 The o'css ~ Frspce and England aud to the uoani.
u,u. public ctipicx ~ Europe such has been for
g. NE lime n evident cy o. p ussia and it ira~n
cow uj Cd her II boquy she deserves But u.trta
had pie sc herself 70 more opeu aud manly course
hy sbt part the bad ken iD the negotiations b. her N
pets- epersEp- for by Ter treat wi be Poete
sn" ts br asent 70 TIE CONDITIONS demanded by the
Nes'efn Powers Ter yopDg Emperor had already
respec re o tn Gruness snd energy profess
e" 70 SHOW BY acquiring degree 4 rnsp-ct through
etrr ary hno Europe which Aastian sovereign had
eI yec fer ytsrs Fyeu her 6uancsl nj .ulties
O srIe r.o " der general rotional effort smalsei
~ q belief that although iu,min~nt. it
Nas against Rus.is md on ,hc side Of fogiaad ami
tsn.e 10 ,bsse hopes 70 this confidence toe
ss decittob az tho austrian Gbfet viii give .eye-e
blow for Il be Inferred that Mt yiaupa ~ we'll az In
other psrta a. G. is stronger dis osltoo tn
ioot IN than 10 act ann to cpsu the tereet of
fht moment rather than TO prnvt againg th. future
capeers which meuaccd the ,nce udeace not on,y OF
Wiley tut q hrte such II 10 bc the COZ mot Of
tb German States n1rogsnt ptop OF
the kmteror Nicholas in bis cobvers atoos ~,h SIR
s.ynorr that, after ril. it not whe to ak
their opinion and that the great affairs Of VI world
them
L1eelt In SO for az q declaration Of hostes bv Aus
stae rssonrces Of Russia, aud by eecng dvcrrion Ia
Our fasos we have cirec interest in tho measures
which tbf German n we,s may or may not tss a. for ae
oIesntions In which the aleo have engaged
wbs lily deycncent OF assistance n 10 rsnde ed by
Ce,msny, and they have not retarded single day
ty any cor onsderan Of that nature Even In ths Prin
c aitaee Om~r Pscha'f army Is 10 psto possession
of the line ri the Tanube all prncpa, polu ca
al the ch ef teot of the austrian 10
Cey repetition Of the kussan ievaeiOn possible Il
is Ifohatk tfst MATTERS viii in their present pc-
op f time In that quarter IL the ausstaus fulal
their promise 10 retire tehnd the Pruth, and # they
e. encon taat2 Bs'low, ena every point beyond their
own frontiers
.t,he .ame time, see no reasou to fesr that the
fmI.ro Ma hols Will be able so withdraw rny oonsd
eane snount Of troops fror, the provin of
thetnri-c in tire t. BE- OF ia C,inaea when l.
sepa1 ntsd frou l'ufsis by rot mites
poi which wts kDsw. by Marshal So ayusuds urv cia
ma'op - sne s5'h Of auxust ths OF dnpar
fnre, ttetyes OF Eulate and az tho rid aow
olnsivsly tprrcd iu msn nkpd bavo a. iergth rccog-
i2tc ths truth of the proposition ia uh ch have
saoy cont epdoo. that upon the issue Of this
yous enterrse depends FOR the present the fnte
var In o npefisor with tins nli other contests ar
Sec ncaIy and 81 dpoIpate combinations puerile ou.
sh.r hraap and france have euccos Ia rhis under
s q. as hore the, may hg tho bsssing cf Hoav-n
,peDn just cause they will have ttruek blow b.
'slr alice by TIE p@opes of ia aud tho Conrs Of I'm
rope 81 rho ssmc victory hitch throws the 70 ser
OF thetper viii rally 10 dard ,hs tat-s VIII ,ch
are stu too rrcsoiute to share the rcre OF tho struggle
The Easest.
BY ixIjGgAf1i IRON LONDON TO IIyR6IOOis
wo are nds bttd to copt Juatins for the following
latest intelligence hS the Arabia
STAIN. .
MADRID, sept. g. 1854.
Order being grodusilJ restored The ele,tions su
more particularly the cholora, occupy ths people,
nda
LONDON, Saturday morr ing Sept. 0, 1854.
The aceounts from Spain say that order has been
stored at saamanca The Junta has been dissolved and
tho Civil Governor has been roinstated In office.
rHy BALTIC.
r-sI~
despatch from pantrc announces that Admiral Ma
pier INTENDS to eaye LedsuDd at six O'Clock this
br, with the Gladiator aud Cumberland for England
1be Bulldog, which left the acct tbs 5th has ar
rived Admiral Napier was going up 70 the lsls q
NaTgen.
The French troops are leaving.
The Gladiator, Cumberland, and Belle Isle have lsf
for England.
There Ia no Later accounts from the Eaet.
PRUSSIA.
NJ. HepkeDdcrf has waited personally on Primo,
Charles Of Prussia al avowed partizan Of Russian
policy to whom he was charged with letter from th
CIar.
8eputatlon OF the peasants Of sweden having do
manced from tho iiot the occupation Of the Alamo
Islands, and their incorporation with tho Swedish do
demand TO the hing.
PRINCE ALBERy's VISIT 70 BouLoexn
LONDON, Saturday, Sept Q, 1854,
Bourocss, Friday nght.-The review at kArquiss
went c most brilliantly Prince albert left at sleves
O'Clock Great crowds wero assembled tho quAys :,
witness his departure, and bis Royal Highnces wa
greeted with most vociferous cheering. Tho town wa
illuminated. snd there Gne display Of fireworks
The sautes from the fortress and squadron were re
tu nd By tho royal yacht
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
from the Ia ndon 1hnes, eot 81
The Fnglfh funds opened Of further decline 0,
eighth, and foa tme showed continued tendency Il
besviness. Bono speculative purchases 1t the end o.
the day caused recovery and the Hnal prices wsre
eighth above those Of yesterday The dems nd for mons,
in the stock exchange vvry scve and increasct
byt symspt Of an insss lmsnt % -snty per cent Of
ibe & S2,tt COO Of l.. 4uer BIZ. issued in spri
last Tu,iish scrip exhibited greater frmaess but tn
operations were uDinIortsnt