The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04


g)ln. The oulv excuse be- hfs H. tnat he must have
sonfoundei tne puIop ut men .hot ne field If
battle With nc nDnoe' II nen snot BY sentence Of
court II r'iai.
The Morning Chronicle impetnous,y asks Lord
ClaI ridon o. complain 70 BARON Mintsuflel OF Mr.
Morris MOore's having been turned out 0f Berlin ny
order OF the police and % demand grater protection
Tor English travellers against the VeXatous intOl
terapce 0f the prussiin author ties Though fully ap
proving this generous manifestation OF national
teel K, We cannot help observing That il travellers
mani Claim shniar protection against beiag
hcked cut Of the capital OF the p'ussln sahara.
Germal travellers ought to have prerogct1Hefn
tbis is not Jhe ease, foreigners mus al .
get into conflict with the pe ~SQ
h,e opinion, and dare say th s3pst-w} Iy0[dUM9
disagreeable occurrences; else any E6Y lDnan like
Mp Morris Moorcln'ght say Of himse!nas Thomas
Moore says Of the Peri - 81
to- one MON a Briton at the gate
on 8oriio stood dkoopso,ate. a
AAs TO the latest political news, the Congress at
Y4l1s, which forms kind OF appendi>to the PARIS
derenees of last winter, is to mecta her in tt
SsouTse OF this or next month, ard 10 ter.aihed
thst Russia may finally comply witbSthe general
wish for settling the Oriental affairs by srrendering
ibslgrads and the Snake Islands Russia, Prussia,
Erance&nay, even England, appear rather hasty in
etbeir convocaton of this Congress- Austria for her
part seems a little slow, temporisipg and not very
mUrh disposed in aeceding to this new experiment
as she according TO my opinion) has some reasons
10 believe that bolgrad ia merely pretext and that
Russian diplomacy IL yeafning for other Advan-
Sares N rtttun Sacrlfce Theh costs n0th1ng
Russia and which she was resolved to make. feel
sure that in this second Congress Russia will bring
m other affairs more important 70 herself and
anBoyir to some Of the ether Powers and will try
70 the utmost 10 carry her point.
In the Austrian provinces of Italy the refugees
have not only been allowed TO return 90 their homes
hut their seqUestered goods and estates restored
70 them. This act Of imperial clemency did not fail
10 make deep impression on the minds Of the ia
hans and on The public opinion in general In Han
gary there have been numerous acts OF clemency
sowards members OF the lasl instruction
In the Island OF Sicily revolution, i'm miniature,
was very soon suppressed, and in Naples an attempt
- mur0er the King failed
Relative 10 the Neufchatel (Neurenhurg) affair
Russia and France as well ss Austria have done
their utmost to persuade the authorities of the Hell
veto Confederation to set the royass prisoners at
liberty. Russia aud France are even said TO have
seat very pererpory ao'es to the wiss Diet but 20
No purpose. The gensrol opinion is tina: this CON
fict between Prussia and Switzerland is likewise 70
be discussed at the impending Paris Congress.
NrESNA, Dec. Is, 1856.
The -4ustriGn Gems ddrmcs ~ Humgary-The
Pnris CONFERENCE.-THE ssion Diplomatic Policy.
OF course your readers have heard Of the Ham.
burg Nt,cs-a newspaper famous for having very
mild and Indifferent correspondents. The Vienna
correspondent O, that paper particularly writes the
Eost absurd gossip which was ever beard OF. In
order TO give you specimen Of this mans style
viii quote some lines from one of his las~Ietters,
esneernins the state Of affairs in Hungary. He
Sys this country is governed entirely by gems
aarmes bot the Iungarians prefer their former
diton, in which they were in danger Of being daily
rbbed by gangs OF highwdymen who infested the
country. \ Hungarian nobeman told me that he
would see his wife murdered, his children taken
away from him, and his castle plundered, rather
than ind cate to the gene darmes the track of the
panditt. We may be so creduous as 10 be.
ksvo the report of this Vienna correspondent
pus what can or does ne prove by il: According TO
my opipion everybody will say-why, this so disont
Hungarian nobleman either does not live On The
best terms with his spouse, and therefore was ami
rated by the desire OF seeing her murdered, or he
Is more Of mailman than of nobleman, husband
and father. But t, represent this expression of
some fool Us the generally prevailing opinion Of
people Is absurd ana ridiculous; it looks like an at
tempt By the correspondent TO ont fool fool IF
che anti. gems darmes correspondent, who seems to
wnte his articles from behind the desk Of some
vienna counting house, would have the kindness to
lake trip to those tracts of country where he
could not find, for hundreds OF miles hut or hoyel,
nor meet single human being, except occa
eionally wandering swineherd, horse stealer, or
tsnd OF gipsies, and such Unlocking and illn,tured
rcople-tben this gentleman, care say, would DC
very glad 20 hear the catter 0f the horses hoofs
the clang of the swords of the SO much despised
gems darmes who Cross those wild regions in order
70 pursue some robDer, or 10 protect travellers.
Another European Congress viii meet in Paris in
about week The French Minister, Count Wale Hs6.
win oct as the President Of it. We understand that
Russia i not disncfned 70 give up her claims TO
snake Islands and eo,srad, bat demands an linden
MITIGATION iOr them; what that naturalization is 10
We To enc vet knows but as granting the demand
would le virtual acknowlee yNent Of The justice of
Rnssia's claims TO Bolgrad and the Snake Is ands,
the Austrian well as she English aud Turkish go
yernments viii not do so; We eye1 hear that Sa--
dpia has declared against tho Russian prctcnsions
Thus only France, and perhaps Prussia, will side
with Russia. BCs,dce ~ icsfed that the convoca-
tion OF tni; 10 ond Paris conference "a diplomatic
RMS GER Oh the part Of Russia, IN order irst-to
bblipe Augfra and England TO withdraw their troops
ard men os-wor from the ne.cchborho91 Of huss!-,
sDd secondly, TO carry some other hitherto uuknow
hidden points relative to the restoration Of as
sian supremacy IN the affairs of Europe and Asia.
Concerning tie first Of these objects, nobody can
blame Bnsria for wishing 90 get rid Of the Austrian
and English land and sea constables, who contnu.
ally watch and occasionally hinder her move ments
IN the Caucasus, and also her endcayors 70 regain
-Brr ,us,,reDce in the Danubau prncipIities and
Turkey.
IS 70 .he second part Of the aforesaid designs we
plc afraid this Congress bears In u the gsIns no.
Of general pacificaioD, but rather vi iuluie "
cord. AZ oil events the Congress II . mastery
stroke ON the part OF Russiln diplomacy.
The Neapolitan soldier Who tired 70 stab King
Bomba ~ tse belly has been hanged. The Prussiau
p-ss and Chambers Of Deputies are very elligercnt
about the Neufcbatel affair. The ne Espapcrs are
fall Of wsrlike demonstrations. and we Understand
FRAT two (others cay four CORPS arsife are ready
10 march into switzerland. Happily, experience
shows that before the last decisive momen, there Il
usually dampor put upon martial ardor. We may,
Therefore, repeat The words OF the holy gospel,
"PoI hOninsbus bOD0 roiuttdiiS,' which IN plain
Erglish signifies, Peace ri he given TO the men
who have the good will rot 20 wage war" Thus the
Germans and Swiss in the United States may make
their minds easy, and remain in stntg quo OF
mutual friendship as before. There VIII not De an
opportunity for q Butcher on orc Gde Arnold
wnkelried on the other, for we are all men Of the
best will and, said, peace TO the men Of good
will. Amen.
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MApRtp Dec IL, lSJG