The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28

would be willing for modia lion Of their system -bih
s9oSc secure TO the congregation voice In the selection
The greater part Of the British ee. ia ordered to rem
ctzvous az spthead on is return from the East when
Court.
give your reseers idea OF thu mighty power
The whole British naval force a present consists Of eight
huDdfsd and nnety vessels most of which
or PADDLE steamers. They comprise
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These carry respectively from two huu re'
hoe power, draw from to six feet Of water srd
everaee nine KNOBS an hur They are ned with 6s nod
32 pound pivot guns, and "a pourd brass howitzers
Their es pound shells are calculated the distance
OF four thousand yaros Ihs mortar vessels butt o
both % aIc irop and each oue IL armed with thir
teen IL ch mortar we ghrg DO lees than Gye tons WHAT
force for one only Of the allie. 70 oe able to bring
sgsnst Kussisi Well is 1T that they have Concluded
Iesce.
Two curious ancient relics have just bseu discovered
~ ecme wosbmen engaged 10 excavaixg unaer one Of
the t.wers of Broughy oaste. they very antique
They were found Under the ground Goo Of the .urret
where they bad evidently been carefully slowed away.
There was power in the cannon Shen discovered
been proclaimed an OUTLAW This is the unworthy Cor
who cont from the Crimsa by Lord Rsslan for
refusing to 60 ont to tbs trenches. ion may recoect
The ab. defence made for him. through the press by hs
guisr Circumstance has just occurred at the camp
ot Atershott, which is regarded y many as drecl
visitation from Providence. private reprisa nded
sy bis geaDt for mice onduct threat made
hat If tse offence repeaed he should be rep rea to
his ctlone The man dspied the offence ard hoped i hs
lac done what Re ed Of that od might STRIFE
him dumb" He was Immediately struck dunno, and has
never since been Abit to aricutato.
Our Paris Correspondence.
s& PARIS April 10, 1865.
The Qusst,os Of Italian Independence Napoleons Sym
poui In Faror Of it-CouM Cdrour's Heart Stirring
Af7eass to Him on the Sul5acs-7ne Temporal Porey ef
the Pfe in Dang0-The Peace Aonifesto Of the Car
ksaetttd ARRIVAL Of se R0sVecasons q The Paris Treaty
The SosKd Dues-Health Of the Nnpress-Asso-
mania Of Her Mgjeay-Yhe King Of -Alisr first Pro
menade in the Tuikriss-Bau al the Turkish EnsJas-
a. dc, &c.
Decidedly the chiefest parsonage Of the corps diploma
4e new engaged In Paris is the Count &c CRvour, the
Sarc inian pleni potsntiary.
In former letter. alluded to tho logical uedity with
which the Count had developed the italian aestion as
whOe and mentioned the deep sensation his
had produced among the mem be1s of the Congress
oed at the Hotel for Foreign Affairs. drew atten ion
particularly to tho new bern sympAthy towards the
cause Of freedom nsarced b Cant Orion end Bacon
Brunow, wten With words of fire. M de Cavour spoke
prieaty ms,u.s and rrofgacy Of Nespotan trcachery
sna y;.snny, Of Austrian ravsgsry and sr,lla ion;
haye now to speak Of the influence which this exraor
dina,y uau said to exercise over the mind Of the En-
peror Nspoleon.
IL however, proper before entering further into par
tculars, to premise that all Nsposons anecedents
in favor Of Italian independence 1t is known that Ia
early he he bore in that service 1t is mp 'ssbe
cha r a;s
pose his mind towards tho emancipation Of Italy.
There It wss that he spent much of his youth and
carly manhood; there it tina. the fouuder OF
his hoase first became famous, and from thence II
that the second of his name derived Lis title.
Hs uncle, Eogsne, was Viceroy, and his nsPhex
the King Of Rome. And now, when the Sardinian
Envoy With eloquence worthy Of the pany days OF
Latin orators stands before him aud clears away the
speeieus sephistry Of Austria, the Jesuiry of Papal
subts'y the shiny, adder like insnuations OF SiciliAn
turpuds seems his Majesty can6ot for the very life
Of lm ceapte his caution his Of responsibility his
exalted position, wi hhod his sy mpsthy.
H. dc Cavour bas been repeatedly oloseted by tho
together with his Majesty. Napoleon makes no
cret Of what passes between them, At least tells
much of it be wishes to be known. Yesterday small
party dned at the Tuileries. The company OF
csi character but something said about ,me
when the Emperor immediately took up the word. Gay,
indeed said he "what is to be done theres We
be going keeping troops to hold the Ialisns
down. CAvour declared the temporal rule Of the clergy
impossible apy longer, and prop,ed division Of Autho
rity while there time. 1T hard nut to crack this
question: to the words Of the late Emperor Nicholas
but listen to Cavour without being roved Hs
mastered the whole subject, and yesterday stirred
to the best to BE- pursued He has csr-
tsinIy nv good wishes.U
This guage in the mouth OF any other person would
be nothing but In that Of one who can turn the world
upside down by his Decree it j. great deal The words
were eviacny uttered to be repeated and two hours
afor, wele in fact, busiy discussed In neighboring
.alotn n, whore heard them. ,.
After al, they need excite surprise It was not
likely that the government Of Sardinia would have taken
the grave step it did in joining the Western alliance
sgainst 30 ftrm,dab Power Russia if secret
guarantee bad not been given it which would afford it
increased power to struggle sgainst the tyranrical,
treacberous aid Jesuitical Unfit which oil
surround the Court Of Turin Every body laughed at
poor little Sardinia being drawn into the great Western
net and CRIED God help the wretohed kingdom f Russia
prevail But Russia is conquered, and Sardinia must be
heard st the bar Of public opinion. 1t Is currently
ported that much viii be done for Italy before the
Congress breaks up that Mszzins occupaian will be
gNd as gone.
II ID LOT necessary 1 snouio give you the text OF th6
MANIFESTO from the Emperor tf Russia sshed vt St.
Petersburg the LIST Instant The mail ,ha ID
yen this. viii bring you that also. But 1t curious To
7ew the different lights in which the principal parties
to he Western Alliance observe it. In England every
phrase is protested sgainsexcepnon is taken against
almost every word VIII in France all is charity, for
bearance ard the milk cf human kindness.
"Ihe desperate att saDguinary struggle" he says
(Which has disturbed Eu.oIe for nearly three yeas hAs
at lepgk ceased. It not Russia TINT II
Ny eye what bouncer." cries John Bull. ma fo,
Al a racn says the polite Frsnchman, 'c'etdI c 1c
q,i a. fax tela."
sgeing completely free from any interested vows my
august father couit not expect that his just clau3
would hsv. had for consequence the s,ourgo OF war"
''Oh, the by pocrte." exclaims John Bull Not at a "
re1rte the nan this side the British chsuEeL aL1.
Empfyeur des RMss@ only Gays the eame we do" In
fact like the monarch Of Engsnd, in the estimation Of