The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28
Albert were there. In the corridor Istumbled on tho
bulky frame OF Padre Gavazzi.
The weather Ia very drrsry-rsin and wind
more like April than July.

bulky frame Of Padre Gavszzi.
The weathe, Ia very drrary-rsin and wind
more like April than July
LONDON, July Il, 1854.
Nayier AZ C-onsfads- IFsy did H. ieope IT, Chole
"a N the British frect--A Russian En,issary in
E~eicn6-The Russian Loan Irou5s in the
Co6,ncf-A Curious Religious Ssct-Yas War
~ The Easf, &C., SC.
Napier has been at Cronstadt and has let with
oct doing any mischief. The Morning H'rctd says
that he left because the ca ers was On board his
feet. The Da,ts Nevs says that he left because
the cholera vas raging badly at Cronstadt. Now,
IL Ia likely the Herod Is right. for it is not very
probable that If ever thing were right with Ma
pier, that be would have neglected to have taken
advantage Of a sick enemv The cholera on board
ne British feet, the impregps blity of Cronstadt,
and tho determination to wait the arrival OF the
Frepch army-all these Causes combined probably
induced Espier to returp to Bsro Sound.
There appears now no doubt but what the Aus
trian. Turkish treaty by which the Austrians were
20 enter Princfpaf,tic-. was designed to trick
the Turks ont Of taeir ell earned victor the
Russians, BY pgoveatiog them from following the
retreatiDg and dishsartened Russians, and annihi
latlsg them. The English government is openly
ACQUIRED Of favornI this trick to favor the Russians,
and II go, it is deeply dyed in double teachery and
dishoeo
Some time since, the English government asked
Portugal to join the Western Powers. II was
STATED that Russian emi~sary had arrived at Lis
bon, and had inductd the Pc ,ugaese government to
rject the alliance Nth France and England and
declare for q neutrality. About week since, there
Was among the passengers which arrived at the port
of Southampton. in Pennsular mail packet,
Count Pahlen, from Lisbon. Now, there was a
doubt amongst many who his name in the ,t
Of passengers that be- had been the Russian embas
ct Lisbon above alluded C.. Here was Russian
ncbteman, s"y end an emis-ary, landing i'm u
deafly In England. with England ut war with Rns.
6la, and the latter holding Engli-h prisoners which
ahe refused to release becaase England had no
Russian prisoners OF equal rank to exchange.
Well, this Russian noble spy aud emssary is intro
duoed into private CLUBS At parties by Earl Gran
vile, one OF the ministers. rne Morning Herald
xhst exposed tins sgraceful affair, ana the matter
has been brought before the House of ,mmons
forward. exce.t Sir George Grey, sh, professed to
know nothing about II. Lord Joha Russell was seen
eSouf the losbS OF the house, but b shrked the bu
Hine62
All British subjects have been forbidden 10 SUBJ
6c1ibe towar 10 the Russian loan, pain Of beiug
guilty Of high treason. This Will DO terrible blow
1or Roshschild, the jew who would lead money to |
procure the loss o. hisosn salvation. He has done
everything to enslave. persecute and snnhlate his
0wn coreligionists, the jews, by propping up the
nnoney power Of Austria and Russia: As England
tilated In the House d Commons whether
Tho payment Of the Russo Dutch loan ought
net 70 be stopped: This Is q large sum
for the latter scquiescps in j jsininr Beaam To-
Holland 10 1915, ana the paymen; of this sum was |
guarasteed atresh IN 1881 by Eogland. In order to
render tho policy Of g. Petersburg identical With
that Of London. This fresh guarantee was effected |
Chisdy through the influence Of Lord Palmerston.
There is . Nmor Of q row in the English cabinet
Abost the Duke Of Newcastle holding the new Office
q war minister. The maio ity OF the cabinet are,
i % said. In favor Of PAlmerston being war mi |
mister; but the Queen has put her veto upon this |
arrangement. Palmerston has been for somc time |
Out d favor with the Queen and Prince Albert; |
cvnr since. In fact, he refused to submit his des-
patches. az Foreign Secretary, TO the Qaeea and
Prince Albert before senoiDg them to the English
ambassadors abroad. Toere vas great row aoout
1t ct the time Palmeston went out OF office, but
returned almost immediately.
Disscuters for tue luture admissible to the
Universities OF Oxford and Cambridge. Religion Is
In Fad state IN England; deadly natrei exists be-
tween ohufchmeh an d>sensers. and the latter arc
split into immune ahe secs and divisions, aud there
are violent feuds bet ween the various divisions
or the great sects OF Independents Biatists aud
McthOdists, as betw cen Dssebtoss aud Churchmen.
Parties OF a dozen o. Two. or y hundred OF t@o
meet in ROOMS. each party differing from all others
ON some tspmpe,y point If doctrine and discipline.
They Divide also, becauss tley ian have their low
and ridiculous ambition gfatiird hy bella, appointed
preachers, descvns, elaers, clerks, and even sex.
xons. There is q sect which his arisen n |
England cal ed the disciples. They believe that |
Christ will appear 1861, that the R1ssians 1
win triumph over the Turks, and the Jews over |
the Russians the latter event will happen |
In ten years time, when the jews will be ,ome
come their kiog, that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
and the rest Of the righteous Jews OF old, and
The few elect among Christians viii rise from
heather and wicked Jews and Christians will sleep
eternaliy.
Il appears that the Emperor of Russia, in his
Ahswer TO the last Austrian note. states that he viii
cvaouste the Principalitics when tue Western
Powers cvacuate Turkey, and NOT till then. 1t will
be rcc0Iected that this has been tho position the
Gar has taken from tho first. When he first entered
the PrinoipAlities, he said he would not withdraw
nnleas France and England withdrew their fleets
fron the Boephorus.
The mammoth American clipper, the Champion
q the Seas, has made splendid run to Liverpool
from New York, and has astonished the Britishers.
General ManEilla, the brother OF Rosas, ex-Dicia-
TOR Of Baenos Ayres, has taken up his residence in
EAsiand. he has placed his daughters 10 Por.
fhs Britain government IL allowing steam packets
y CARY foreign mais, by allowing them half the
The spAnish insunection is likely to end in smoke,
Althsagh the Spaniards arc disguised with the i'm.
m0rallty Of their Queen, or quesn, as the London
Punch calls her. They are afraid of the govern.
SSnsns q courssSsn a % t%e bloody S s rue Of so
der. Miserable nation, that has no other alterna-
0vo II Ii said that the insurrection was aided by
Aontpeosicr TO bAstardize the child Of isabella. The
Tree y bearing fruit, which the Infamous Louis Phil
fPpo Of France planted. He married the Queen Of
Spain 20 an imposcnt imbecile, aud thus drove hor
into the arms OF paramours 9, and now his seeks
10 drive her from the throne, bee ause Of the mmT
atty which his father csusd. Yet Louis Philippe
YVES looked upon . mo del for 0 father, sovereign
and man. +. g..
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Thursday, July Is, 1854.
NAPOLEON of Boutogns-E nfhusiosm Of the Troops
--Ncns from the Monitsur-- On,er Pachd made
Grand Cross Of the Legi m--Spanish A6dirs--
Auaran Matters Present Position of France
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