The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-17

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step, there cannot be question; and he viii have to
choose between snpopulArg at home and the chance Of
viii hesitate between the two alternatives
The Times 10 announcing this Important step on
the part Of the British government refers TO the
schsule OF descent upon Ireland" which has
been put forth in the States and speaks of the duty
ss a. sss to Ss as
are aimed BY all means To avert such expeditions if
Qt sdds We can prevent these expeditions tro saing,
or intercept them In mid ocean shall have much
towards avertng the danger that must arise should they
te carried out 70 their natural development The
OF action We have adopted Il bold but that very
son We believe It TO be prudent and safe"
We question the wisdom Of this auus to descent
upon Ireland unqaes,ionAby i. ms been broaehod in
the states, with many anothet mad headed scheme But
It has never assumed soch shape l. II likely TO do
Except psrhsps in c@e Of actual war bet ~esn the
States and Fnglanao call for the active interference
o. the American Government. WM CNba. Aops~r.
the ooSe Is dUr~t; and acrc, ne - is Ne
ysn cauSe V ne reinforcement Of ~ fncid
Sr1dron Neither England France is disposed
:" stand BY and see Spain depc,ed by act of 6libr'-
,es . the nnest island IN the Atlantic and which would
be oniy signal for sioisr attempts against the other
islands Of the West ladies. They Doubtless see that
preveston would be better than curec that if the
decent once took place aud he adventures obtaiaed
footing the island, and ho-,cd the stripes
y would be difficult to later behalf Of spaia
than BY intercepting the execution halfway We know,
BY recent statement a General oponneu, the Spa
Dsh Minister Of Wsr, in ne Spanish Cortes that the
the transport Of tfoops Africa ofor which
knowedRed with Thank but DE ;ned But the aid which
wa declined in Africa might be accepted and claim
step o. the British eminent step which ud not have
been taken without grave dcibe alton, aud without
strong II Ito necessity for VIII certainly tend 10
intensity and 10 give color TO the feeling of hostility
rite against The Western Powers ia the States and
to lead 70 embarrassing explanations between the gov
efnmens Of the two countries which may In war
Against such result trust that the good sense and
the good feeling Of the Of the American community
may secure u.s. But when see how the objects Of .
posefui paitythat opposed to the abolition OF slavery
and even resolved it, extension BY the annexation of
fresh siase States to the Union, whether Cuba Me
co--may be furhefed, both ut home and abroad, by q
war with Engisnd; when we see the tone OF The popular
press In the States and the weak OF public men In
be presence Of that press and II public opnon we con-
es We have strong apprehension that the czar Of Illus
wei wihher Ia the great republic OF North Ameri "A.
AN IRISH PRIEST ON THE ENLISTMENT IN AMgaIoA-
Tue ENGLISH cRINEAS GENERALS AND IRISH
SOLDIERS.
lDablin Nov y Correspondence OF the London Times
Lord faimexsons old clerical correspondent the Rev
Dr. Cahil out this morning great force and in
broadsde which cccupies nearly half . page Of the
points Of his foreign policy America Naples sardinia
Russia and France, all get taste Of the presy shlle-
la the rstnaned stare however engrcssiag BY far the
attentions Abiding 10 the present aspect OF affairs In
the United States Dr. call milster Of peace thus
pouEs oil upon the troubled waters Of diplomacy -
So M, Lori you have advised your ambassador, Mr..
Champion to enlist the Irish in America. You
them in order recruit your wasted army In tue
Crmes or to garrison the growing weakness OF your dir
tant colonies Glory be to God that the Unsuitable
cruelty OF Fnsi,h law in extermiaatiag and baashng
the poor faithful Irish is forced to acknowledge the
national crime by employing your Ambassador 70 seek
their return Heaven oe for praised Tint the pcrdy
a. Lord John Russes admn (your for chcf
In the ecuton Of reand Is exposed before the
willing scorn Of al the nations Of the civilized world So
n to the despised exiles whom Within the last
years your administration starved and joed and ban
hed thank eternal retroutve justice in the present
instance IN thus compelling the pnthe eSecutoner of
Jay country to confess with bis mouth his cruelty 20
Ireland. grateful the unerrng laws Of the su-
preme Arber OF nations that the cons against the
ncnt pibbettsd, by his own confession the pillar Of
Warming with his subject, the Rev. gentlemen pro
rtCds in this strain
~ Lord sli you dndy inform .,- the fathers aud
you have recruited for England in Aaerca do Lord
palmerson, do Tell the OF your officer Mr.
Compton Do, tell us, how many from Clare,
from Mayo, from Meath from skibberten have Joined
your ambassador But If the smba ,sndor TAI, IN his
and compositions, Gavazd, AcLilli, Astrazsi Mazzini
| Koesuth, and Cicerovecchios You cannot TAIL my
iorper associates in European aud English policy
Why not enlist fresh battalion from your quondsul
corfespondents-the 'Froe Corps Of Switzerland
who sacaed the converts, robbed Mount 81.
Bernarl banished priests, and kilIsi nuns. verify,
my ord, you the 10 recruit for England from
among viruous moral bands Of the continent
But yon have the Foreign Legon and you have
the Sard'nan Contingent, most dear 10 England, since
they conascated church property expelled bishops
closed converts, and initiated your Heary and
somerset But these eaions and these eonss,gen,s,
besides losing at present three millions sterling by
own 10 defend your empre and, again, they prove that
having no military capital at home abroad srst
rate iower she II hcnoeforwhrd doomed TO be the tool
ofirsnce, the slave II predominant nation, old
diseased skeleton having nothing left OF her former vgor
except the inherent and nsePsrsse OF Protestant
tigotry and persecutiug intolerance. Pray tel me
my Lord, whether Mr.. CHAMPION intends coming to
Ireland 70 recruit for the Crmeaf refer him
tam districts in Ireland where ~ his kidney may be
likely TO find recruits tor the honor and safety Of England
Perhaps you would think % sending him 10 Dinge where
the soup'rs have pui chased some Catholic sou al io
nf in Quph hand
sword Ia the other and perjury In their mouths would
ebsge the enemy with courage than the Connu yht
Rangers He might try keils, in the county Meath
anime the KIT eheus In Conncm.ts look in the
isnd Of Achl, and learn he passes along how much
the Queens name has been exalted in Ireland By her
Clergy publishing tracts Of basphtmy. omenng REBEL
Hon and collecting tens q ousands Of pouad from the
gible English 10 turn the Gospel into revenge and to
worship God By Ie
Turning from the present to the future he thus dpoes
Of the cNie'te cofiale between France aud England;
LHtens ooyiioic' Psbaw Wait, my lord, till the
Ciinea shall DC cyacustedwait til France take posses
sion Of Asia and plant her eagles Turkish rmly
and time viii tell he tale that your petty auxiliary bat.
toons with their stupid commanders In dreamy sen-
iiy shah be ordered home by your Imperial master Civ
lut keeping for France the possession Of the which
she alone has won and pushing her conqucs and their
from Trance merely the freight OF ships
deporting the munitions Of Her Office has been
hat 81 caner 10 the French army She late At the
life, beyond doubt that occasion, 20 the Frencbshe
was mad AZ Balsklava and she beaten a. the Redan
Ana now could " De O'herwlsef All her generals
svaddiegs TO a msn-they all old Bibic-reaiers tract
disributers, street eachers and psalm singe-s. Be-
tween he govt and The Bible they late where
AM beaten everywhere Old Raglan was in bed
at iDkermann-oid Simpson praying in trench al thu
stormipg o. Redsn-and old burgoyne laid up With tie
gout shle the walked up to tho middle In mud,
last winter. AZ they staggered, laid and died On
Their way from the shore TO the camp And line
retcn the rradcabe and ncomprehensite disease Il
swaddlng inherent in the nature a these old dbbcrn9
as they have ia instance borne testimony
TO- sad little kiDd word In their dispatches Of
the sincble 81 the poor Irish stood In tho
Tont rank 81 tbr raging tattle-who fex with igh thing
fash against the red iron hover Of death and With an
ii-h cheer from thrir faithful hearts bnfisd ther VIE
ferrous steel ia the bosom al the enemy aud aud
The day. Yet not word Of praise from the Eng
lsh and Scotch gcncals--the old equity chiefs,h he
h1ary, sene, armed swAddicrs in the Lord.
our chapter Is finished. out % these dsh clubs
the fc,ure Of one vessel wrongly charged Russian
priv e. has all this excitement and al ,his alarm been
cfsatrd