The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1856.

slsrm7' "wasit from accde1 or design?p Nov,
bear in mind The tacts Ut the preceding he de-
n0uemfnt Mr. Spngeon had be IA preaching at Exc
ter Hail. in the Strand, but suddenly it WAS publicly
Announced tcat the hal was not sufficiently large ID
accommodate his auditors, and, therefore the meet
ing would be held at the Surrey o arden's Music Hall
although 1t was well known privately that Mr.
Spurgeon was refused the use OF the hall in future
BY the Clerical Com mittee.
Then, sgain, Mr.. Spufgeon was looked upon with
peculiar Jealousy by The Roman Catholic clergy, ~
well as by the tactrian Catholics OF Exeter aal.
Take these circumstances, ard view them with the
tact that Mr.. Surgeons first meeting il broken mp
In the most horrible manner and that at the tnk-
hing OF bell; That the polce the detectives, jour
nalsts, nor public men, can Ind cause FOR this
creation Of false sl"rn; and further, that the
police declare hat tbere were M professional swell
mob men present, and then Jaage vi the origin OF
this disaster.
The drain OF gold to France still continues, AMI
we are feeling the effects OF this extraordinary de-
mand in increased rates Of discount ana general dis
content. Trade Is bad and money unusually scarce
and we have little hope for better state of things
for another month or so.
Isubjon q curious extract from the Press . Jour
nal OF hgh literary rank, and the organ OF thu Der
by Disraeh party, IN reference to Mrs. stove Ind
her works.
DID MRS srown WRITE .UNcIn rom's CAsrS2,--pr ths
rnlnersblc limitations which "Uucla Tonn gayo hir n
TO- exhibited a OF that vital power by
twas cistnguithed. We regard that power tho moro
vious productions Ct Ars sto~o We looked for som
Indications OF & Ia her work on Englsnd, but SIC toani
rot passage 70 ostab tb idspty al ,nieec: with U.ce
rom" We are stu puz1isd wish ''Drci.n The
qualities Of MUD revealed in are 30 eppossd. and even
lrtconoabc, iat can hardly believe heu TO csst IL
the Game intellect. for While We hua large amount of
purely trivial w'i,pg, not ist from afectauon, aod
mingled WITH al kioos Of faults in sylewa and in also
passages where cioss concen'rsed Logical thought with
thrilling passicn, auhlns imagery. aud Intense aspirin
ton are expressed in composition Of tho psres. Easlish
and most harmonious periods. lno question rressthg
iced or niod By Yrrusal ri "Dred iscan Mrs.
stowe be the uress,sod author Of Tho
bear her name? II sbe be- her pial IL the greaest
psychological marvel o. which we knog any example
such union OF rivauy win power. OF massive, s,d
intellect, with srlical pretinsss ind accomplish
n 10 iocompseaeusibis Is IL not probable that
some Of those earnest minds which abo
ring ior tho overthrow slavery the Unted
nigh DO spq To assist Nrs Stowe IN iahuencing the
public mind ey action, thonsn unwilling to appear open
" 10 The work We have al heard OF the underground
railway IN tho United States may there be press
wo'Led by some bgeacy equally secreta There was
son' hing hse organization N to means taken 70 give
Ike womars work II, unassistsl. Mrs. stove has
all that bears her pame, shs Is OF tho ost
wCI eriu) Of female writers.
LONDON. Oct. 81, 1856.
| The Ncapoii,rn Question: rightfh Crash at the
Surrey G1rdans-IT.e Persian War-N1,mcny
Of Vieacs IN TIRE Casso!ic CAarch-7neqsricc,s
and Music, &c.. SC.
RocheiaGcat said long since" II we had no defects
in Ourselves we should not take much pleasure
N renarling those in others.' The Court of Naples
Testrre, dc olines The profered advice OF Eng
lard and France, and 5onba is evidently determined
10 persevere in The Of his pretty playthngs, in
Guiding the Bourbon heir looms Of the Inqusition
Such course is supposed TO eadangcr the peace OF
Europe, and Chantcleer and tie British Lion will
immediately snap the link Of diplomatic affection
The demonstration so much talked of is TO be q
| mere huInbug The fleets are not to anchor in tho
Bay, bit only in sight Of Naples-a sort Of rod over
the maDtelpiece in refractory family, less likely
| 70 awe the bully than encourage the dissentenrs
| This official thundefclap az ,inst Naples, little
more polltica thunder az home, shtfui accident
| AZ The Suney Gardens, ard few less important mat
teis comprise the news, up to the present tiine by
his mail.
| Tie Surrey Garden tragedy-of whish you viii
1 read detailed accounts IN the files OF papers b,
pressot mails viii b. investigated bya C0roners
jury this morning, when tie -agsieTy sill b. sought
| to he urrgNelle0.
We learn, by way Of Cocsiontinoplo, that the
British against The ipot,ensye pc0ple of Persia
| has been well planned and concocte0 shat an expe
ditior OF $1,000 90 toe Persian Gulf is en- route
The reason assigned tor all this 10 "t1c capture o
EeIaf, corsiecfed 10 be violation of the treaty o.
| 1853" The ola story OF the wolf and the lamb By
| the same medium we learn that Inc British Ambas
ssdor az Tehsran was an0ut 10 iciTs and that the
| fersians would solicit the mediation of France
/" Evidently very pretty quarrel as it stands
Il
ailived simultaneously from Moscow and Dahlin. A
| Roman Catholic Clergy man JOINS in the furious al
/ tack Of metropolitan journalism against the so
called immoral opera OF LA Trayiata" about 10 lie
produced at Mr.. Haniss Theatre Royal, Dublin. and
| writes 10 Lord Carlisle praying him 10 prohibit SO
improrer an entertainment through his secretary
| LORD Carlisle replies that he does not think the Ii
bretto worse than others yes objected to- and
that he cannot interfere The psrson rcnews the
| attack. reminding his lordship that tue ma esty
whom he represents, like the respectable mother Of
family declined IT, VISIT the theatre during the run
OF this opera, or TO permit Prince Albert any OF
i her children 70 90. We have not heard tina,
Lord Carlisle ceigned q reply TO this last appeal
i but while this correspondence was going
/ forward, we learned fIom Moscow thai
the Popes Nunco. publicly appeared in a box at the
| Opera, and EVIDENTLY enjoyed this very "Tmya,a :
What will the Irish parson say, who his hea de
nouncing the opera "a unfit 70 he witnessed by d
| decent Chrstianl
Beyond The fact that the recorded successes az Tao
PriDccsscs Lyceum, and standard theatres are draw
ibp overlooking houses, there is not much varict,
In dramatic Affairs. Every hole and corner at bel
Majestys theatre, Tor the two forthcoming Piccolo
/ mini lights, (cheap priccs.) have long since been
let. A similar success Is secured for Grsi, Mario
| the Casters, and host of otner talent, forming
\ Mr. Willeit Beae's operate corps. announced 70,
| six nights next week at DruIy Lane.
/ Oar Paris Corrcspon dcncc.
PARIS, Oct. 2l, 1856.
\ SpfcViatioas Regarding The Presidential Election
~ ne United Stafes-Tmprored Sicte Of Pubt,s
| Feeling IN France on bfoneiaru 11airs- tn,
| Meniistu "a he Neapoiifon QUESTION Prospect,
| Of hs Narcae- Naturalization in Spsia-TTi
Court Of Compeigne--Recepiioa Of the Birsa,
| Enroys-Iae Notifications Of Naples, &c.