The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

Mr. vulers has scarcely eEsrgy enough 70 put on his
Clothes. apparently nol 70 take them OF again aad IL "a
younger brother IL the complications OF Yankee poltc
which any day may produce difficulty He Is 4
cants o. his class; and tina. he deserves well
OF his country no one who remembers hs
Tree trade career will dispute wny be has
chosen 80 lag, TO be with .ne Judge AdTo,
cateshlp Il Is impossible to tell except by reference ~
his known Incidence, We should AL be glad to see
hn IA bgh and eminent place, bis ambition ana his
patriotism amply grstaed But Washing on il scarcely
the place for a statesman who began as a mau about
Iown. took the usual intermediate Of philosophy
and has some time settled down cync careless as 10
orava,s and hair brushes, and appears OF al sorts
public APPEARANCES inclusive. He'd drive the earnest
anb ees frantic with his ind:ercntsn Il thev 500 vsd
him Bunkers HUI he would pat up his glass and ask
who was Bunker, and VIDA; was coae on tue hill de
would he profoundly amazed ut the frenzy Of their
passionate pohtce and they would stare al his daudv
dii!eisntsm. He would call slaves slaves and ask Il
he would say the Central American question, asut
my dear Mr. Marcy Wharf.-The deuce does Ruaan matter
10 anybody Poor Mr. CHAMPION got into q scrapa by
reading dispatch after he hal received il:
lters would escape that mischief by never reading any
gracious who know Clarendon, 10 read anything he
wr'tes' there were Oregon Territory no he would
say, Gentlemen Oregon is a bore; take il ALL He
would not object to an expedition to Cuba he would
merely observe, "0nly take that you don't spoi
The tobacco IN marching, for Clarendon does Ike good
cigar ana the only Clear instructions have got IS
that point" Perhaps the et.aone policy might do verg
well 10 diplomacy. There yilliers who won thir
teen pitched battles, and himself never drew a sword or
n-ei muske, any OF them In The same way Lord
Derby, whsl Minister, would have ruined the country
only for his affecting Incidence Next to the advantage
OF having no Minister at Washington, il might on that
principle, be desirable TO have Nlers who thou there
VII! DO nothing.
The Revolutionary Movement In Europe.
From the London Post, Sept.
The Continent OF Europe is Just in uneasy a
state SO much Of pause on the verge OF reyo
iraon, so important part seems to vbrate between
small part as Neufchaiel Of State SO secondsry as
Switzerland, sets the minds OF men in condition Of
esger anxiety Every one wishes to know what il is
that the leaders OF the instruction contempate-o wha
results their movements are likely to lead.
The news which We published exclusively yesterday
b. telegraph from csrisruSs. This This new s ns sa
llsence speaks OF the royalsts Of Neufchatel as
s,s S., rsssns ey violence possession Of all that
time vii probably give US the particulars of this
account which at present must be owned to be some
small space and is not we think, very likely to have
worse effect than that OF nconvenencing and bewiderng
Devases" over that most splendid view of the chain Of
mighty Alps that no one can turr from without deep
not sufficient importance extent TO make great
ton by an nsurrecton unless the movement be openly
seconded by Prussia Compared with Berae or Zurich,
Or me ersons lis extent Is small lts whole population
incsutng the strangers within its gates is but seventy
thousand and Of these only forty four thousand belong
II would be iele at this moment to discuss at
length the merits OF the King OF Prussa's ella. to
The sovereignty Of this handful OF men, decide
Tow TAR the Swiss jus,iied in including Neuf-
ohate' the Which form the contedracy
or the iast eight ears nj ell events the whole world
bas acknowledged the place a. part of Switzerland has
appreciated s chee real Swiss cheeses, and has
afraid, too Omen admired its champagne not the
produce Of Switzerland, but q The juice Of the French
grspe
We shall soon. NO eoub., receive further news which
Will show who and what the authors OF this al
isi irsurrecton. We shall know whether this
affair." whether it is mere ~ successful sraagem of
local party tprit As yet, toe intelligence have
oeved does net sound very formidable The next
will probably tell whether the rsurrecton Is
effort o. local feeling, whether there Is higher
power b. hind the scenes. which will render necessary
tie Intervention Of olher European States