The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

a the land whose elevation to the hixhest
eacs In the gift OF the American psope would g further
10 Isesabsh peace and good win towards tAs United
States AID st the same tune; n.T.. che ssYees -
de. nigh. bs the United states han his election to The
Eureos. Visited England Ireland and scotiand-ns has
sesn IN The German Saves including Prussia and Aus
sns s % Ut, q ,t Egypt and TIE Holy Land Tus
and n al probability, The seat Of war. He VIII retnrn
to i. United states IN month Of June richly stored
vita historical and Information and - g,od
judge European governments their AID their
crimes a. any person the land whiis the time
he viii be better able asse the present condition of
Europe and the world thai most men not havAg
sSs busy scenes Of poisssi strife and cusa i hons
viii return In better temper and With cooler Judgment
tn. most Of the leading candidates. whose principal
stock in trade consists In efficient parts anship
rencsred TO mere factions.
We have had another very interesting religious cers-
mony performed here last sunday and other this
And last week 1t the blessing Of animals such ss
cows bulls, shssp, ard swine The universal
CHARITY TO man also extends to the domestic animals
cessary TO hi. comfort Countrymen especially
archa2 blessing, and the was quite sasc ing
and picturesque, are, indeed al scenes Of
bly, country in the world where Christianity bears
cheerful an aspect AMI apt 70 captvats the senass
mise en- scse an artistic sTrspssnsnt and aa HARMONIOUS
csNoc in all the ceremonies performed In tho three
nonorsc churches %, o. k9ms, which are 'ume v,a
ed you not . EsndxI . Goth. who taxa
thing. iss.slly instead q .pprscatiag their ,ynsors
meaning The only regret u, that with people
ceeainey vvacious and simple the Romans tbs sym
boc meaning often 'orgatten in tbs very external
and arrangements which to resa Il TO
psops are sss boy The forms are SO simple AID grace
tu, and easily complied with, that it Almost
pity to sp;rtusse .heln by distractions.
TIE carnival his year promises TO be nstls
lively than il has been fer several past snos the
occupation of the city oy the French. Masauersdes
mot get permit ed IN The eets there being pet
much tina, such opportunity would abused
the grs,hca,ion of revenge which uscrsuos.ey
IS BY means unusual In Rome Not more aa1 few
days ago heart the cry of assn ssin my YER
wipdos Una del abuf,o discovered at ny very door
Lieut. Gee a. Ar1ese stabbed in pA
heard it stated that as murderer was recognised but
not pursued and that the poor Lieutenant his 9Th
victim Such things can hardly be imagined in any
other city but NAnies which enjoys BY the com
accord Of all intelligent . Cover nsnt Of inA
my par crcaerce. The King OF Naples however never
takes drive without pEyer book, with pictares
rious whom he with kisses during his pro-
gs though the He is perfectly satisfied shat
Al the evils which beta his poor mssoverasd people aro
tho of their snfulneSs and he tells them
On every occasion when they present petitions foe
Sress-
ameiorstions in Italy, ami especially in Rome and Ma
piles, is the circumstance h.s there such thing
soess ETsn tSs psns. hume moados but tho
aiiaoa seem to hare One pary-tas nobility and
lev exception. and nc. an sneonsdersss numSo Of the
lower clergy are ULTRA progressive Beswesn these par
0d, 40 s .s. .sv msrs1 ts ~ er
position IN the stairs quo The utas OF the upper Asses
waasto srog the and the religion csun
lax the middle ages and the prcgressyss want
ub e where they could exter innate the families
who have been their opDressors since ths middle ages
Nei Der Of parties considers itself SAFE long
the other in existence: and this it is which psins
the rsey which Mazzisi sti has in Italy. while at the
IL. II what wrote yoa from Gsnox
and Iessofa namely. iat there is hope Of future
for as except under the auspices Of the constitutional
King 0, Sardinia Piedmont is the parliamentary scho,
Of Ita,y the school 70. pubs public writer's, ami
bes-st with truly public spirit These political
eepeas must hrst be created in other parts 81 Italy
Nei,l they exist even in Sardinia without setou.
opposition from the hitherto privileged cisssss and
sspecay the CLERGY, herei ofore the privegei Of
ali J. lie eved herein Rnme that diplomatic relations
about ~ be Restored with rniA and that the King
Of sasd,u;a vn Jet be compelled oy the situation 70
conclude . new Concordas With the Pope. From what
earo. the thing already than probable This
vii! adj another leaf in the laurel wreath Of tia Holy
Father. -. g.
Ru,sia's Reasons fur Whaling Pesce-
tc,ue-pcncence OF lie Nord OF Brusses
ST. PETEasBuRG Jan. 60 1885,
Evs ais orch on Yards. great step has juss been
tskea .hicn, perhaps, viii give Europe he
rireo pance Russia has Internationally accepted the
proposed supported by the Cabicet Of
vienna she been induced this step not b. shs
threat. OF her eDewiesr she has sufficiently proved
that shs how to resst-but by considerations Of
higher ORDER the prudence OF which futurity viii Justify
Rus.a mas given proof that her pacific dispositions are
oers to such degree ready purchase peaos
at the price Of rea sacfces. 1be enemy had but
upon the extreme skirt Of our frontier The
military situation ther eicre, did not impose the
necessity Of negotiating; aud If Russia has yielded ia
only by answering t. The wsrt Of repo generally felt
The situation serious enc. Political IansachOns
had fociby reduced Russia to stand strictly the de-
rohbis the pursuit Of advantages which havs
been oesstned. coast line Of an immense extent, es-
poser I. the stscks OF the enemy, required tor its
dsesce troops. Russia could moi
EXPECT 20 rep any advantage BY prolonging the war
could secone threatening Who answer for the
hszasJs Of war; Russia, In ali cases. was not to gain
any hirg; by It abe c,uld only lose.
The political situation above AL, uniavorssle to
Russia She Wa Lett alone in the struggle what the
snas in order to draw neutral States into ia circle
Any sta iesman who looked At this position and took
into eonsosahon Al its possible chance must needs ar
must pecessry expect to incur expenses and 70 b
exposed to sscrices and that on the contrary the
chances Of success or advantages Of any Kind to b.
On d. other hand Il. allies 1s@ssi,s. had not much
sea- ehsy enjoyed s its advantages They
unable 20 DO more dansgc than they haA already done
unfortunate town to lombard fortress; but
r leaving the and venturng into the interior OF the
own ,mposnee-which they should have continued
On the contrary the forces of Ru STA could only gain
step she made backward into the interior. An at
penetrate into the Interior after landing had
besn easetuay achieved would have led dangerous
catastrophe fol, the allies 1t was Engish paper
formerly remarked the struggle OF whale against IN
hs sSssrsn Ssns sSs to s1s At
ssve result, would have been thus prolonged indie
6ni e'y
haustioa and . proportonate increase Of public debt
Prudence advised both parties to put end to war
without aim and without resut-a war which brought
With il sacriRees and suffering beyond AL ,rton
Beeides the original causes which had provoked the
war had been removed On the one hand the integrity
and security Of the Ottoman empire was morally and
materially guaraneed; and the other hand, the anne
neratios o the condition Of the Christians In Turkey
admitted in principle and secured BY the serious
ticpstion Of ali the great Powers.
To there consider added the pressing recon-
sndstiors OF Austria, and the probability Of this Power
definitely siding with the enemy
This the moment to take great resolution by
pstDg aside secondary considerations This Russa did
holding out her hand 10 her enemies at when
they least expected It, Ike resolution requires
noble Of soul than struggle carried for years
Some square miles ofterritory, less, OF little