The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

eyDa,ns bis duration. Il is in this war ths. his
esfpmatic articles above all have assisted him.
Austria and Prussia Of dist feare he wo9d play
q Revolutionary card; it was their weak side.
Therefore they have temporized win him, and
made negotiations. Certain people have hoped
that circumstances would force his baud. Those
hopes have given uLeasiness TO the governments.
The hsht cana little By iittls. However, the PEG
pie have found that they could NOT take anything
from A. BonApsrte, and that they would % dnpsd
by him in case they should tender nm the least
assistance. TIE kings have thus become calm,
again. and they have resolved to persevsre IN THAR
neutral policy.
Epgland and France, then, are TO be alone Ia the
war against Russia, and what is worse, tnsy are
now obliged TO make it war Of equilibrium, and
mot Of principles. Do you know what vluld hap
pen il they were now to undertake war
for the lastDamed purpose! II this were pas-
siole the neutral powers, all more or less abso-
lutte, would put fifteen hundred thousand men
at the disposition of the Gear, who would
become sga,o, without hesitation, the cb # Of the
English feet ia the Baltic, which Adnira. Napier
was 30 careful with last year, and WHICH, tais pear,
Admiral Dundas seems Inclined not To risk for good
cause We suppose would be employed TO convey
tbs Russian troops to tue coast OF Fran g. 1t would
then be seen whether Louis Napoleon, who Ia still
mere criminal towards the revolution than his.
uncle, would find in bis pretended genius the ne
cessary resources to triumph over en- invasion. II
the revolution did not Intervene in t1s and did not
operats for favorable diversion by the lrising OF
all the people, the second Empire would end like
inviolab!e when she Is fee. But being reduced to
var of equilibrium, the war i0ses all interest for
the nations It will not be shorter for that On the
contrary, the people no. having ary iDeres. 10 the
triumph Of particular idea will tAke part in it
~ food for cannon. This war will continue to be
sgualized by all toe ravsses OF nsrionl struggle
BY the people OF the country where u take: place.
Russia will be surrounded By iron and tire wherever
she ia accessible to her enemies but sill not a5cept
the humiliation OF limiting her fleet to the number
of ships designated by the allies, feT from the
rank Of fist clas, power, sne wonId then
DO accepted until sill her cities aud vsges are de-
serted ard burned. 1t will, then, be nscessary in
the present war TO accomplish what BoIsparte had
conducted from q csbieet, by the aid Of che tele
grsphic wires l. is necessary t, have that genius
which springs fromthe eyes. and influences the so.
diers, and breaks down the walls. WI Loais
HERALD has said Of him? Wi he be IS abe to lesd
his armies in the field Of bate, as ne has been to
form ob.ematica alliances? Intact, Whist 10 there
in the life Of this man that justfes ths di.hyram
bics sung In bis honor! What has no d,Hel BE has
upset government which he hsd sworn to main
tain. He has overtime vn It, not by ability, but by
perjury and bloodshed: He has broken down de-
mocracy but has not given Satisfaction by it; this
is not solution. He has entered into special
contract with England; but neither one or the other
Of the conttsctants saw all the BEARINGS OF 1t,
both. He has made advances to Prussia; but
she has TUNED her bsck. He has made ad
vances to Austria; abe heard them, and that
we give him Spain. Portugal, and piedmoat, pow.
era which are not to be a1coun cd o. s7ch because
they offer and sell themselves.
WHAT are the other extraordinary doiugs Of M.
Bonaparte? La 1t his home governm. Int which does
not allow . free vol nor dignity OF characterf
Are they that the taxes 81 ways growing heavier
and heavier-his loans always Of more Importance
ason at Last a. the foot OF the wall, s it his war
which commences on the day OF his feast in the
ptstientia maIahes of the Dob udsc IA, to be c3n-
s,nus0 and end perhaps in the csmstsry Of Be-
Ia truth, the moment is admirably chosen to eulo-
eise Louis Napoleon, when everything suffers,
everything is assounded, everything scilaes, and
everything falls dead from his poweriess hand be.
cause it ID criminal. II the HERALD ad not 20 uni.
versal circuation--if we were NOT persuaded that
te resources are suf6cient-it would be pessible to
raise some blessed hypothesis on which TO found .
doubt 9 to the liberty and morality of the writer.
but we prefer to see in It nothing hu. an evdsnce
Of levty Of MIND, and regret sincerely the pubca-
ton in great journal Of articles which would
the government, so repugnant are they to truth
and good sense. We cali upon the HERALD 20 re-
member the duty which il owes to its sixty thou
and subscribers and its tao millions Of readers. 1t
hes charge OF souls.
New Patents Issasd.
List Of patents Issued from the United States
Patent Office. for the week ending July "a, 1866,
each bearing that date
. 0spS b ., andcp i
John Evan Arthur, Of Ne ' Brunswick, N. j.,
for improvement In machines for cutting boot and
shoe uppers soles, &c., from shests Of India rubber
L. Alard, Of Roksbay. Ohio, fsr impr aved whipple
tree.
VIM. Ball. Of Chicopee, Mass. for improvement
in feeding water to steam boilers. by auxiliary
John A. Burnsp, Of Albany, N. Y. for double re.
ciProcating split piston rod for pumps, &c.
Frank Chase, Of South Sutton, N. H., for i'm
Matthew F. C,nnet, Of PIainfeld, N. j., for ma
chile for turning cylinders OF wood, g..
r. 20 O. Dsssnss, Of New York, N Y, for improved
II. II. Elliot, of pla.tsburg, N. Y, for hydro
vessels
Phiness Enmons, of New York, v. Y, for i'm
provement In machines for sizing lat bodies.
Benjamin Fulghum, Of Richmond, IGd for saw.
ing machine.
Kingston Goddar, OF Philadelphia, Pa, Tor i'm.
pfovement In bride reins.
Chauncey A. Gusrd, OF Brownsville, ". Y, assign
er to John A. scroggs, Of New Castle, Pa, and G.
d. Gn,rd, Aforesaid, fer machine foe boring and
Joseph Harris, Jr., and Elbridge Harris, o, Bos.
ton, Mass, for improved hand stamp.
John Harris, OF North Hoosick, Y, for improve
ment In machinery for making rope.
Horace Hetchkiss, OF Waterbury, Conn, for i'm,
provements In mschire s for cutting files.
Jones Moore and D. P. Adams, Of Marietta, Ohio,
for improvement in apparatus Tor administering
pulverulent medicines
!. y. Lsnex, Of Pa, and Isaa, H. H,uyau, Of
Chester, N. Y. for balances water gate.
Moses G.. Hubbard, Of New YORK, " Y, FOR i'm
provement In carrisees
Henry R. worthiDgton, Of Brooklyn, N.Y., for
water metre.
jos. Plegsr, of Birmingham, Pa, for improvement
in hinges.
Horace 4. Robbins, of Lowell, Mass, for improve
ment in shuttle guides for looms.
JOS I. Russell, of Tyler county, Va, for improve.
ment In wagons.
Thure f. Sardgrer, Of Wilmington, Del, for ny
dc dyr annie friction joints.
Geo. Thompson, OF East Tarentum, Pa, for i'm
pr0vement IN repairing potash and soda
Pierpoint Sey mour, OF East Bloomfield, N. Y, for
improve ment In eeed planters.
Alfred +. Smith, Of East Brorxvle, N. Y, for
Improvement in washers Tor sxleA
Charles A: Wilson, Of Newport KY, for improve.