The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

Designs or the Car ON ne East Indnss-Ez-
Gaoriinary Prepar~tsoas NJ Moscow.
RE hSpsIeI Of Rs,.ss $3.50 Sss ar.cs.d sSss I'm
6ocrtane, Persian and Bsngalee are 70 Be tanghs ~
ne College 1t Moscow, inssead q French, German
cd English, and many odioers e We h.c nave e.
. the elder cadets from ths dierent military se1i
nasies, for the purpose Of acquiring these Asiatc
languages and thus qualifying themselves for ute
Dor movements. Onnous pfeeacenSauons ., wnSs
= must pes be supposed from this that the study Of
some of these Oriental languages Ii Of . re ,eut
asae, for 1t has been diligently prosecuted to . H.
ssachers-natives Of Asia; and from ten 10 Afteen
pyofcients have yearly been TUNED out end cent 10
kzih thsir education In those countries which they
have been taught to consider their drst probation
an diplomatic Introduction, hed for future al
vAncenept. according 70 their merits.
u not this proclaimed mandate sufficient pre-
euRssr q the Cars design And Il Il certain he de-
sres v accomplish and realize the Evolutionary 10
Ends (now converted into ssags and hummsd BY
Re Rn sian peasantry) Of tbs celebrated prophecy,
~ they viii, % Alexander did, surmoant al DIM
0ulties and visit Asia Are not Tie Cxsrs ntrigues
recent ess to Peras to restore the territory = hes
ASm time 70 time robbed her Of, coupled with hold
ng cut her protection 70 The Shah against any overt
ssts Of the knivans, Kohanees, and-oshsr hoatile
Kusis has already partly everoome ths nrst OBJ
Ing he Usbeks; and now, i said thas come q her
sssn are susi'y s,2l0yca s'ss'pi%g sSs 0a.1 "a
Tho stronghOlds there Iazed 70 tho ground, and
her fl ct swept from tie Black Sea- will Il have any
influence on the course Of s6airs, 70 check her pr y
Shioh hey have sst their hearts and ensrgisss
Perhaps even the pfsent generation may behold
Se accom- phshmsAt OF tho pr dictoo, unls5s Il this
ness ssspicieus moment. Of al that has OFF,
prepare ions and frustrAse her designs; for NO dis
asts which may betAll Russia 81 homo win either
-t1rn them aside or prevent them converting
their present nenaciDg attitude into reality,
~ o. CHRISTENING Persia; and It may be too
1Ate Il crwards to commence orr plans, when
most Of The mischief has been done, this f.
5oraNe and inviting time - neglected Of putting
ss.re our = onr , DtoOs Thsrs viii thsS -
- longer waveriDg or hesitation on the part Of
Mn who appears at present - II suspended and
vibrating between two powerful loadstones, not
Magnetic pole TO adhere to, caused BY the indc6sion
Il our government Patience may be exhausted
and the time lost, II not immediassy avAiled Of and
. DEMONSTRATION made in that quarter in aid Of .
v0uN De ally. We begin now TO see our mistake in
having been ont manHuued, years gone BY, In
yie3ang to the wishes Of Russia, and thus yielding
10 influence we ought to have had at the Court CT
Fes.ia, BY recalling the British officers who we're
nan '' In organizing ''n0ns'n' ''' 'n'
Even In 1887 the Russians were an alert to turn
stN gmstences to their own advantage for one heard
4 fhose days whisperiDgs 1t g. Petersburg. hiats at
Moscow, umors n Odessa, and openly talked about.
Of plans and designs being arranged at Sebastop,,
Odessa, and along that frontier, Of eommenc-
iag secretly preparations for the onward m,ve,
which was only frustrated, lot people say what they
nay 70 the ooAtrary, by the strategic move Of Sir
John Cam Hobbouse, whose emissaries kept tho
homo government truly informed Of what was
4o1g %: we can Tever forget the mistake IN e.
NaAommed, or our amentsble disasters, caused by
nbeciles and incapsb.es at the head Of Affairs, or
~ s6sfe ocfageparian commander. Such puerile
eovernor General q the head q AFFAIR."; and there
kt him long remain. Let rs now, in both direo
Sons, show that We are awake and stirring, for Il
was emily ht month that Sir Charles Wood stated
friendly relations would be established with the Dost
- Cabool at early date; therefore let our motto
BE, Serum est eovend, fempus in nssdiis mails"
Beating . Cripple.
a FUNNY TRIAL IN CINcINNATI-PLAHITTFF, OFFEND
ANT AND WITH ESsEs ALL FEMALES.
(From the Cincinnati Commercial, Nov. 2S.]
1his ease came up for hearing at noon yestsr-
LAY. The defendant was arrAigned, and plead not
guilty." In stating the case to the jury, the prose-
sn0s attorney remarked that 10 expected 70 prove
series Of continued and beaxtless abuses perpetra
oed BY the defendant against the prosscutrix, an
eyed, helpless and infrm woman. Upon the swear
nR ont Of tho warrant, Mrs Powell was sent to the
Eonnercial Hospital; and. It l O'Clock yesterday
-
Socking-chair, borne In the arms Of two men.
About twenty five Witnesses have been su orne1
: ne ease, The most Of them being ladies. Toe
attendant u woman possessing much personal
Before the case proceeded to trial, i WAS discov.
nEed that one Of the jurors was an alien. The Jury
Das discharged In consequence, and . nav psniye
90 ordered, which, on being dued, the case pro-
Henrietta Powell swom.-On last Sabbath morn
~ week, Mrs. Ware came to me and COM
1snced beating me, and pulled my hair because
lat clean her room to suit her-her son and
dhnghter both came in whiIe she was beating me- |
- beat me with the handle Of . small brush-hToou
10 struck me over the head three or four times
ed pulled my hair with both hands. have lived
VA her for seven Or eight ears e servant.
0sHe TO you since You have been living with hoo.
0tjected to by Mr.. Hoy, Attorney for defence,
- objections sustained.
Witness resumed-Her daughter begged her to
Gsskt; she refused TO do so, and said had wiz
D hin ne; asked her to quit beating me; she said
he wouldn't quit until she got ready; she pulled
ny hair with both hands; pulled me baek@ards on
sAs 6oor and said her will was good enough to kill
0eh shs could; dare not cry eut-if had she
0Vuld have choked me.
To Mr.. Hoy-I was sent to the hospital on Fri
1ay Ast; was taken there in N exoress wagon;
asnt know who took me there; my health is not
God nor he's II been for many years.
70 Mr.. Logan am feeble AMI crippled In the
Bargain, and Mrs. Ware kne it.
40 Juror 90 nos KNOW now long sne was
heating me before the son and daughter came In
- room; the only way can go ronnd the room y
. % On my hands and knees; have been crippled
- for more than q year, and Mrs. Ware kno ss
8; esuldnt stand up straight il should try; I
bsoane crippled BY rheumatism.
4xA Mary Jones swurn.-1 have been acquainted
nth Mrs. Ware for two years very Intimately; her
- kitchen runs back to mine; have heard her
0Dquently beat
Switness was here stopped by attorney for de
fonee, who objected to witness stating anything
,~shich occurred before the Sunday on which the
assault was alleged to have been committed.)
Witness resumed-On Tuesday or Wednesday l
vsnH into Mrs. Wares; saw Henrietta I'll down Ia
- look up; she said, Mrs Jones, oan never get
R again." / said, Henrietta, 90 with me, ana I
Wn give you home" She said, al cant 90, but
% get me home" She had 70 sleep on An cid,