The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29


esmsn OF bis time gained over the insidiou; foe
inst whom he had struggled with constan, ~ during
long career.
The War In Persia.
IT'S CAUSES AND PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES.
From tho Londen Times. Jan. II
he plot of the Persian thickens every mail The
ct newvm that nothing had been heard Of the expedi
TO the Persian GuB while the force under Brgadier
,mberlayne had nearly reached CAbul. We must wait
several weeks more before We Can learn whether the
has reached the intended scene Of operations whether
the ships have oneo whether the object and the plan
ttacs have been decided on, whether anything has
done, or whether ut the last moment some discovery
been made fatal 70 succes Only half OF the delays
mshaps, the changes Of purpose, and divisions OF
lion that seem 10 have been thought nothing extra
mary In the history Of the late war, would throw the
sen. expedition late into the spring. and expose it to
,c OF those vistations OF Providence which are
70 come some time or other. To those
tat,oos, when they come, we are - ready to
- most people but We have also the par.
able weakness Of wishing 70 avoid them, II II can
Dc ne lawfully, and preparing aganst their inevitable
roach. BY the time however, that the darkness now
gipg over the whereabouts OF the achievements OF
Anglo Indian feet has been some what removed, We
II probably hear something OF the British force last
Dried on iia way 70 Caoul Our policy in this quarter
ruly Britain First II was al 70 be done oy diplomacy
money. Dost Mahomed was 70 do the lighting, and
we're 70 pull the strings and supply the sine ~ OF war
n II appeared we were to contribute military head
bis was added contingent AMI BY and bye 1t turns
ina. while the Afghans have merely been vAporing,
l,t least diminishing, without any serious intention
Britain head and contings nt are expected to do all
work For ought we know, by this time Biigsder
ards Herss and may already have suffered the usuA
sequences Of such . march among SUCH cAprcious al
Such Is the uncertainty inevitable to Operations OF
ich the intelligence must travel eastward thousands o.
81 10 India before It can begin ~ passage OF 10000
20 from India to this country.
tut abort the time that In the natural course OF
ure the operations or the inactivity OF the expedition
shall also be enabled 10 ass, win some chance OF
,y, what Is IL real origin We have already animal.
ted on the manifest absurdy OF Herat being the real
cot Of the war on the strange treaty said have been
do with Perss four years ago, ON the utter unimPor
CO OF Herat the impossiby OF obtaining from Per
sny security for leaving Herat unmolested and on
iolly OF going 10 war every ave years with som
yer or other the presence OF checking the scheme
Russia In the East But Herst really she cause oil
% metropolis and an org Ill circles pretepdina 10 DO
I'm informed on political anars, farce - broad - any
Il over appeared on the stage while the newspapers
assuming thai Herut s the cause Of the war. tbere
company IN which NOT stated ~ matter OF no.
iety that NE real cause that ridiculous quarrel about
suase Of diplomacy, and - viii soon be 10 the blue
oks we need only repeat the principal fact that tho
sh Minister had the ndiscre!on 10 extend the Brtsh
dy Of sd ss,s.u ooap .0S
ling ana The violated law q the country had
that rs, rata Oriental authorities, with full know
lie Of ,he cese have declared that the British Minister
. unquest.ousoly wrong, and that Persia had no al
native but 70 DO - abe dn whether sss 90 50 or
hrat but frsl fair one who u tho true cause OF tho
h. The nation u saying thing In public and another
sd. on The solemn supposisoo that all about Hera
Il talk OF the dinner table equally takes FOR granted that
9 about . Persian eoursier's runaway stress or
and the S.,. 70 oe 81 ~.
4 story. the primevai rupture between tne ofenns
Id the Westerns
'Bu, a. the British public, fortunately tor their own
r,ue and happness have not seen the lady In question,
only know OF her attractions by hcarsay, they can
Item 70 reason, and ask wnethes this be indeed the
use Of the var and whether II u be 60 the Brtsn
In, on their SIDE and that Persia was not justified In
urcipg with the Hon. Charles Murray. NO one, OF
urse, can reply TO these qussnons With tone 81 au,
|o,y except iron the book " end We do not pretend
Know What hes been carefully kept from our kno
Ice. so We only say what We are told We are
,aeo 90 very GOO oS.,ss sn sssg,,sns So could
Gently demand-to restore II 70 the Aesnans, and
compeusate the inhabitants Of that place Tor their
,ses by toe siege we are assured 'ney aecs,s 'ner r
v~nnsnt makes point OF resisting all their over
res Unless they viii also be on good terms win M.
arles hprrsy. II Is certain NAV re,sa a" cesn
can Who has been at Consantipoplc trying 10 sstsfy
rd Stau,ri of the Justice Of his cause aad who nov
y expected At Psrs oilers We are ,o'a u' s,nn
CARDS tue dismissal Of our Minister. Indeed,
Ii a.. not without hope that the quarrel
~ . mad. up But 20 long ss sss :se' S on;
10 nosul!iy' and forced 10 defend himself by every
fans In his power has applied 10 Russia only 700 resny
give rs aid anst he worst FOE. Persia hiinerto nss
:. . positive Power, and real weight 10
usle OF poln o. a. . neutral grouad betweeu us aud
".yas opposing oertain degree on svs, ~,
at their designs. Instead Of being content Nth thls
nv pseful servce which eli that We wanted, we
10 drv ~ Persia into the arms OF Russia, aud making
IN an act 70 instrument perhaps dangerous one, 10
hands OF tina, pgr essve and long sighted Power
III, 20 pay the game Of Russia and that for reason
,st No can imagine for the vices OF kings the
souroe -a but for The folly Of British rsprssen
tive
The Mexican General Cortes In Madrid.
LATER WRITTEN ny GENERAL CosrEs TO TAX
EDITOR or Ell NoRTE rsPANoL.
MAprp. Dec. 80. 1855.
la ED'Tos o. a. Norrp EsrAyoL-
Nj Ds ss-I have served in the ranks OF the Mexican
Fmy. have len The country, longing 70 give myself III
the reposs which The laborious cares OF my profession
bprve me Of I have visited the illussrous Genera
sts Anna In Csrshasena OF the Indies, aud when too'
ave Of his Exoeilency he honored with the ettsr
Recommendation which I have the pleasure 70 send yo'
I'm the present one.
Some sevsp~per. have said that bis Excels,cy Geners
kns Anna has commissioned me 10 recruit spansl
ncsrs and troops he being DESTROYS Of returning 10 tn
rdency OF the republic In order 70 deliver up late
cried to her Catholic Najessy's scepe tbs rich posse.
cus which we're formerly ps,rImcny Of her crown. Tn
he, that, ster Santa Annals fal from power snsrch
|overned the country The diplomatic re- atoms q hes
vim me foreign Powers have got complicated TO sue
erteni that rupture Of them has taken plsce, an
TRUTH to sum up, is, that Mexico At present Offers
syes Of tAe civilized world the sad picture Of peopi
Wa abort 70 disappear from tne cscsus q irse nie