The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

vernment The lava Of the Union were indeed son
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NJ President Pierce
The same paper again says-Our government naturaii
thc> ght that in free country IKE the United States
which allowed full right OF expariaton 70 all IDS citizens
and the liberty OF dev0ting themselves 10 what employ
ments thy pleased, no objection would be raised agns
enlsting recruits 30 long as the law was obeyed
The Manchester Guardian OF July 9, has the foiIos
ins-The cause OF the west OF Europe against the q
qressye anSbon Of Russia not popular in the Une<
states or me and tbonshsn o,dsrs ~ ss @
laton WAS from being in unison with the predlisc
tons OF the floating class IN whose hands the power
making and destroying governments mainly reposed.
The London Nney OF July Q, contains this remark -
In our opinion the great object o. the Clayton Buwes
Convention would be best gained by Lord Clarendoa
reccaing from the positions We have assumed Il
MosauFo and the Bay islands In the present postou
of the whole Of Central America II IS far more THAI
probablenay, with the taacnn,n democratic resolutions
before US il s almost Ger tainthat the prevailing pary
in the United States really desires 10 get the states
leased from the primary obligation OF that convention
The London Sta.dard Of july q says-The whole line
OF defence taken by ministers n the debate upon Mr.
Noore's motion places them IN dilemma which would
have insured the overthrow Of any while d
country had an effective parliamentary constitution.
The Dublin Nation Of July s. observes England must
fna her rexty obNyat ons and ret.rs from Centra Anne
rsa, draw the sword in unholy, unrghteous and
sasreliaious cause ds the world witnessed. n
such contest the more force would hc entirely ths
side Of America. In such event need AK which
side the arms Of Irishmen would be foutas
The same paper dds.-The best iorrneaton in the
world is the earthwork lie. them be but well engineer
ed ard three four thousand IRISH navy!es from tbs
Erie canai win ortify the side of New York better
than Scbastopol in fortnight
The Londou TIM? OF July 4. ssys-For the Count a
Paris there IN that we should have any other
feelings than goodwill and sympathy. But trust TIA
Of the state OF French feeling and refrain from nourh
ing hopes which WILL IN Nil probability, be realized
What France may do hereafter no GO can presume 70
say but tits reasonable 20 believe that abe viii not agaA
refDBtAte either on the fallen dynast.e8
The London say has the fonowiag-Fhs people of EAg
land and America have no quarrel. Their governmen0
market there may be lively demand for racy artoisss
from either Of which sources or both united 1t posb6
s s Dc u ~,
any real necessity OF either Eagsh o. American ntere
or honor.
The london Caroaiole Of Jsne so, says:-Aa item n
the cargo OF the Persia has recently excited considerable
both In Liverpool and London-twas Tranciss
patent nesalic LII, savngcar.
The London Ness OF July 4. ooserves:-we have
son 10 suppose tina the s.aemea. which has appeared
in the puec prints 10 the effect that the Peruvian
rnent has offered prze Of 100 600 pastres to TIE cap
ade OF the Amazon reach the port Nantao Is ~
BY Vie law of nations the navigation Of the Ara
20, from 800 miles from r1ana to the Atlantic belongs
to Tie empire OF Braz through wfsch dsscends Goa
sequently Brazil has not established blockade OF d.
mouth OF its own estuary
~ g. writes TO the London Pos tnus:-Letters from
the havana worthy Of confidence thai the
sIavs trade far from besg suppressed is in dourishng
state ever Quite lately in the southern part OF Ne
island three hundred negroes landed, and bouea
by proprietor for sixty eight guineas piece, besides
the duty on admission, OF twenty suiaeas each.
The London Caroricle Of July ., says,-The eutirs
quessn OF the Sound dues is brought under the
Iberaie onsdesaon OF Parliament and If we have wrG
annals true We have at distant period OF history
done the Danes more than grieyous wrong. Th8
fame OF Nelson a Copenhagen was tarnshed by nstioa
nj dshcnor and the exploit OF Lord Cathcart could ouaY
be justified b. the most overwhelming state policy. IN
both cases our friends the Danes were made the victims
At Queen viooras State concert on July the gentle
appeared in full dress, and the memb Of Orders
OF Knghthood wore their respective insignia Directly
after the entrance OF the Queen the
Thc follow had the honor OF being inytedThe United
States NIL ster and Mrs Dallas
The Minister for the Duchies Of scheswg and Holssen
h1s published proclamation in Copenhagen, addressed
TO the police and civil authorities Of the Duches naaS
ing that ocia communication hes been received fro
the British government 10 the effect that the Ls-
gcn will shortly be disbAnded and the furnashe1
with discharge written In German and Engsh eignoA
by the command ng officer and inspector general OF -
corps that this discharge will contain the necessary Per
tculars as 70 personal appearance sc Of each eel
dier SO discharged; and that their departure from
England this document will be duly endowed with the
Of the Danish consul residing at the port OF embs<a
ton. The plain English Of this that as they len the
country and enlisted at Hegoand without authority and
even AGAINST the express orders OF the Danish covers
mes they mus. take the consequences and expect thaa
Their arrival the Duchles they vii De tried by
martial for deSerto on.
Aparliamen.ary return iu London has beea issued Al
the English imports and exports Of copper tin ieAk
during the last year The copper imported announced
wrought copper IN bricks, pigs, 6c.. there were in
ported 3o24 tons OF old copper h tor remanufacsure
lies tons partly wrought In bars rods &C. aslo tons
plates and coin tons and copper rnanufac,ures ani
copper plates engraved, 5l3 tons.
The Asscx5tv Natiod> OF Pars cr.Scises the atacas
directed by the London press aealns, the Seapsltaa
net hep thinking that the English would Les
sympathy for the subjects OF the KR Of Naples
important station Ia the Mediterranean matters OF n
consideration Apart therefore from sentiments Of he
mainly, there exists sklful and very NachavcGaa
policy with which France will not associate herself.
An English paper fsys:-Aithough the commission a
the legislative body reported strongly against the presses
for ng the Emperor TO grant state pensions -
sngoAriy enough the bill has been voted by large
joriiy Of the legislative body ITSELF On division Ia
numbers were lsS for the bill, So against Il.
The Court of Rome does appear TO be quite saisass
with the reoepoa OF the Popcs egats nj Pars In spite
the external hoaors which have been heaped upon as
dignitary.
A letter from st. Petersburg June o. says-Advxss
from the Crmea state that since the concus OF peace
great quantities OF foreign merchandise haze been ntrs
duced from the Crimea into the interior Of Russia ths
Russian authorities being unable 10 proven. this SNUG
Cling.
The London Tinted serrscs Goaae says--It "a a snsu.
lar fact thai no Command in Chief Of the East India
omas eesrans IN ,sas s 0g Re-, 'a Az
raj ngleheid, Sir Francs Collier and Cha. les Austsu
who themselves proceeded overland died in command
while the two last Sir fleetwood Pelew and Sir James
Stirling. did not complete Their periods Of service,
BY the las, official -e,urns OF he Irish Encumbcre1
Estates Court appears tina; during the mouth oG June
the prodsse Of sales announced TO totA! numbr
OF petitions presented ASA: total number q convey
executed BY the COMMISSIONER g. SOS rental
OF estates posted for sale IN June 1880 f26 se los "a
total produce Of sal from the 2ist OF February 1850
(the rst sale day. the 9th Of june 1885, both daSs
inclusive, fl7 sa3 l24 l3s o.
The survivors CT the English oscers engaged in the
Baltic are about 70 erect magnisccnt oenolph 70 ihs
memory OF their eompanSons who have died from
disease fallen m battle.
remembrance has been addressed By Prussia 20 ths
King Of Denmark. against the Rtendcd sale by him u
some domains belonging 70 Hclsten Iau snbsrg which,
Il Il alleged, the peculiar property Of the Duchy a
schcswig nosein Under the guarantees OF the German
Confederation and are no, absolutely a. he disposal n
the Danish crown
The Savoy Carr says The ascen. ot The Col d
Geant has Just takea place for the arss time this yeAy
and has boen crowned VITA complete success
Lr1sy Of Freight Railways.
TO rHE EDITOR or THE EERALp.
VIII you or any OF your Intelligent readers inform M
what q strictly meant by railroedf Does II include
eppincS and all the roll stcckg