The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

Of conndence in which It would nave bsea an Of
courage to explain what Lord John did last
experiencing the cark eide Of There u, therefore
rsahDsss, courage in The oonissson Of peace
Sos nssr1 N DO couds Lord JOIN on
the delay which has timed hm ex plaostion ~ 90 nm
gracious hour But truth Is always desirable, and
better late than never, viii stall beg TO toank hs
lordthip fer ment which the British pubic, and
Inc sed, all Europe had certainly right 70 10 in
posteesen Of and which 10 also due to cur own vadi
carton.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSlA-rHER POLICY IN
lHE GERMAN DlEr.
[Bsrllu July ~ Correst ondenos Of London TmsR]
The subject matter Of the that Austria
pos~s to make to the Diet vt Frankfort and for which
Court epdeavoEeo to grin the Of
tie Pyussan government the 9th ult coossts, az
now learn from reliable source, in an appeal To the
bet lst to adopt the points In theta iadivsi ,y,
- Austria DID on the 9Th Of August %, acosds
the treaty Of December and 3D. to recognize that the
course hitherto pursued Austria has been ma
bic 10 toe duty abe assumed Of protecting German inter
in tbs South. There express menton made OF
tine Confederation sharing In the c,sts Of the Austrian
practical corobary to the third postalate The excel
lent understanding which, according 70 the Austrian
pIsts has bssn arriveo at between the two oAonss'
Prussia ansvers-I. Austria herself, in her connu-
pcaons to the Diet the rss to point out the rss
two Of the four points peul sry affecting German IN
terssts and that view has been adoped BY Germany;
that the Western Powers have dropped all foar; and
that Russia has Ieuied to adopt any appca ion OF toe
third.
2. That the treaty Of December was, according to
sDs ON nes psD
that date and according to the rprt by Ausrias VITO
drawrg from It's sazAton after the close of the nef
ftctuNl Vienna conferences; and
y That Auslrias treaties with the Porto ana with
the Western Powers more or lees OF
thu Prr cpaties in virtue Of her treaty with tho Porte
and for her own purposes and, ins'eAd Of psosctns
opprobrum On tho German n me and What moro nearly
coDesrrs ma 10 that the conduct Of Austra has made
the population sigh for return Of the Russians
such are the views oxprebssd in circles
here, end ~ ceies writers for the press Prusss
and now that the Austro mania longer rsges
entity IN In1snd and France, they win probably be
II may be presumed tta., in consequence Of the i'll
hava with nth hs SUs' hs WIN modify s.rss S
tore submitting them to the Dict Visnaa CORES
pcne Of The Borsnhdue who slwsys processes to b
tentrs, writes under date OF LIST nstAnt that Baroo
ven folesch Ostsn Who left Vienna for Frankfort June
the aide msmoiye Of the 2sth Of December, ana the
Confluence protocols the groundwork OF the eommani
cations b: rakss to the Dist 70 declare that An.
10 harmony with tho federal resolutions Of tho th OF
June and the 9th Of December Of last year; that
Austria does not come on the present occasion to
claim any extended operation on tre part the Ger
Confederation but only In the interest OF peacs
claim the continued maintenance Of the present s.s Of
prepare 5ress for (Hrieg reischofD, inasmaoh
the Imperial Cabre does not look upon the conflict that
threatn Europe snd nrst Of Al Germany, - in the
tore. 10 these POS the correspon sent
Prus.is has already given IN her accesaop, which to
sEcs Count Eserhazy had his lass frutlsss Inter
view IN the Foreign Ofee here. the King has
Pots. am And his Minister At Missray vhsI. b: only re
cumstancea conference would beem TO have been st
t.ndeo with difficulties.
The Fourth Of July In London.
tfron the London Oh aonicie, July 81
sfrFcHRs BP ExPREsIDENr FILLMORE, JOSIAH
QUINCY OF BOSTON, SIR EMERSON TtENksT, " Nh.
WARREN OF BuNKER HILL, AND MR. CHOsBY.
WINS Rooms, LONDON, were on "Wednesday evening
scene Of great gathering Of citizens. The day oeiue
rendedoe, Mr. George Peabody, his custom, gaze
grand entertainment to $50 Of his tello citizens
tcouin,ng in London; among whom noticed his Ex-
c.sI cy kpsrd Fillmore. iss Presd.nt Of the Uniied
states, and fsvers of Amor,ca's most oisn9 uished
men There were also present several English gentle
men OF distinction, who rsemed equally earnest In no.
boring the SESSION. We need scarcely add, that q
mirkiDg Of happy spirits and spints made happy, was
the riu Tbs large ban was appropriately dec 5rAte
throughout, while the tables we're gorseousy sup
Piled with the nost delicious vancs Of the season. wbie,
werv dLcufssd under the influence Of some excellent
mufic from Coote's ard 1ipnsy g band
At one end Of the hall stood, In that calm repos-
which has become historical the bust Of Washington,
9TH that Of the Queen on the right and PRINCE Albert
on the left Over the bleL ded grscfuly the nsgs
Great Britain and Americs, which surmouned by
Wrath Of Iaurss. At the other END there ,tood IN
pedestal the Esgls Of america tearing the shell and
motto OF tns natcn snd surrounded by the dags Of tns
txo nations sptwinsd from garland Of fovers, and
FORMING drapefy. We may ado that w aoxious
Americans to pay their refpec to the host
this occasion, and join in the festivities Of the day. that
had its representatives.
After the removal Of the cloth,
We Cektrase." Eighty yssr ago, said Mr. Peabody
sepn Warren. Samuel Adams, ana Others whose nsmes
were equally conspicuous In Revolution sent to Ion
con young man IN whose talents ana love Of liberty they
bad unbounded confidence. The object q this young
mans mssion was to establsh personal iptsrcourss
With the friends Of constitutional liberty this side OF
the water; and through it, what could 10 done 70
pseyent the rupture then impending his nisson proved
r.sSd.hip Of Frsnk'in, Col Bars, and sven tSs. Of
the great Lord Chahau he forced 10 the conelasion
that the ts for seParat.g from II: mother country
sight Of the American coast Bis last With was thsa his
verse With warren or Asams. His last act va By win
sSc testament 10 bequeath TO his osy the Inspiring
via ,So.s he enjoned him TO pray that the sps Of
liberty night rsst upon him panason of that early
martyr one who bears his illustroas name-nov sta
BY my side, under vcsly different auspices. With his
anne reg to associate the toast have just given
/" The Day We Cekbra:e."
Mr. Qr1scr observed that IN the Journal of his anees
vers 70 describe the effect produced upon him By hear
tbs great Lord Chatham plead for The rights Of
tsr be says stretched forth his hand Vim the dls
nifty Of Psni. and smots upon his breast with the en-
rsy Of psncsthenss, while With propksts foresight
he warned his psers what would be the conseqa
Of denying 70 British subjsets the right Of pri.ons and
et pclncsd with those memorable words IL were an
me- ricsn IS ] an an Eoalishman. never wouli lay
dtwn ny nlms-pever- neyer--neverv n And that
rpdrit eth exists Loyal the citizens London
they would TO DAY rice and rest, our fathers did
tbek levy Of tar imposed By any their representative
Had tie throne thin, as now, been graced BY
Sovereign acknowledging the rights guaranteed By the
her dissnt and whose auidment Of the duties
n rvsts life Is only example OF tse hArmopions re-
atxu sbe nol with the nation at ige we might nov
AYR hsn bcred among those subjects 10 whom the
ripcts Of uttice, he nor and virtue are taught b,
sample before they are enforced by law. Goud
fsr) cNseriui submission to The DIV right OF TO-
re cniy dertee between the two nations being ft,t
he re.rp lao OF England governs all Eurlishmeu
oecsvsy vhie the sovereign ladies OF America eovesn
u Amer Tea ms individually Bat the time Of separation
lad arrived The child had outgrown the parents |
ict4iiop and higher power decided that be should
says the pasernd roof, md In m independsnt