The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
The Great Eastern Entered at the
Custom House for New York.
Speech Of Count DE MOrny ON
Italian Affairs,
&C., &C., &c.

&C., Ae., &c.
The Vanderbilt steamship Ocean Queen, Capt Seabury
which left avre the 3lst Of August and Southampton
the LIST Of September, at two O'Clock in the morning
arrived at this port at nine O'Clock last night
She landed three hundred passengers and has a
valuable cargo.
The news by the Ocean Queen has anticipated by
her own report, furnished of Cape Race TO the
yacht which appeared in the HERALD of the lth and 18th
instants, and by the Anglo Saxon at Farther Point
Our ales by the Ocean Queen contain, however, some
interesting extracts
Great Eastern
This magnificent ship the largest in the world, yes
terday officially entered ouwards at the Custom House,
by the commander, Captain Harrison, her dndon being
named Nstu Fork Few policies Of insurance have
been taken the Great Eastern at oyds, the under
writer's being generally unwilling 10 transact any bus-
ness until the completion o' the Ta. UP as A,os. uls
the vessel not getting safely out Of the Thames ap
pears that some hours previously TO the publication Of
Mr. Levers amended offer TO charter the Great EASTERN
reply had been sent by the company again declining To
entertain the proposition NJ
The clipper schooner Union, from Hamilton, Canada
West by Ontario reached Liverpool the 3lst of
August
The Grand Duke Constantine intends 70 reduce the
of guns board the General Admiral TO ty and 10
heavier calibre.
The crops in Northumberland and Durham (England)
are reported be extremely lnc and immense
of wheat has been gathered in.
The Dublin Nation announces that "our illustrious
countryman Patrick AcMahon, will accept with gratitude
the sword Of honor proposed to be presented 10 him by
the Irish people the requirements prescribed
by the rules of the French shall have been
piled with.
The mate of the ship Conqueror had been discharged
Liverpool from the murder charge.
The London Times says
The first parcel that arrived overland in this
country has been brought the Pcnnsular and Oriental
Behar is the finest Kasow OF the new season,
and has been purchased at the high price Of 3s 4d
pound.
Mehemet Ali Pacha who has arrived at Constantinope
from Marsees after having visited the principal cities of
Europe proposes open his saloons to European society
which considered remarkable act Of innovation the
part Of a high Ottoman functonary.
Letters from Marsciles that very general feeling
OF discomfort prevails amongst the merchants Of Sweden
Denmark Holland and especially Of the United States at
the extraordinary efforts which being made by the
British to enlist the sailors Of those nations
English agents offering less than fS bounty and "a
s.. per month for men.
The Nord Of Brussels states that opinion exists
among the best informed persons at Turin that King Vic
tor Emanuel will accept the principle OF the sovereignty
Italian Duchies when il shall be offered officially.
not believed that the question Of the Duchies will be
discussed or regulated at Zurich in s present state
the restoration of their soveregns had been accepted by
the people, the arrangement of the differences existing be-
tween the dukes and their subjects might be submitted
to the Conference nasmuch in that case the ques
ton would not affect the international Law Of Europe
but the moment the violation Of treaties s the mat
ter to be considered European Congress alone is COM
petent The Nord adds that the idea Of European Con-
grcss is making progress and that NJ de Baabne has
| communicated note to the Austrian government in
which the Emperor of Russia insists strongly the
cessity Of assembling Congress.
The Russian government (says Warsaw letter. has
given orders to demobise the first three corps daynee
placed under the orders of Prince Gortschakof
The Affairs of Italy.
EAPuLEON'S POLICY TOWARDS THE PEoPLE-sPKEcH
OF COUNT DE MORNY.
NJ de Morny President of the Corps Legsatf of France,
and Chairman Of the Council General of the Department OF
Pny de Dome has delivered speech to that body which,
in the absence Of other indications Of the intentions Of the
government, has created great interest
He said-You have participated gentlemen, in the
thusasm excited by our yicories-you have shared in
the unanimous gratitude of France for the great modera
ton Of the Emperor But you find it difficult to under
stand how his Majesty evident desire prevent Eu
ropean conlagration can have caused in England the
newspaper articles the parliamentary speeches, and the
warike preparations, of which much has been said.
You know, without doubt by means of what logic the
| English explain their apprehensions. They say, "0ur
press is free-the French press is so therefore, in
suits have not the importance in in the
other" That quite error There is in France
Of preventing journal from publishing what seems to it
rght-he government is only armed against the press
with the power Of warning and of suspension which
repressve measures. The English add: "The Emperor
retains at the bottom Of his heart the desire to ayenge
Waterloo and St. Helena. He only concluded peace with
the Emperor Of Russia in order TO make him ally he
has been to the Emperor OF Austria only to make
friend Of him also, and with that double alliance he in
tends attack England" do not think 1t nopportune
TO tell you what think on that subject We live at
period when the harcds Of cases and families have
cumbed from the increased mldness Of manners and at
which national hatred and prejudice have been efced by
civilization. The generation have something else to
than avengc the past they too enlightened
any other motive than the interest of the present and
the future The Emperor and the present generation of
Frenchmen of those Of whom it can be said,
They have learned nothing and forgotten nothing" AS
for the generous proceedings between the three Fmpe
ascrbe them to the speculative object indicated
above not to reduce to the proportions Of pary
theatrical intrigue the regulation Of the great interests Of
Europe and to degrade the elevated sentiments which
has placed in the heart of sovereign for the vel
fare of humanity? Assuredly better able than any
other to appreciate the loyal fidelity Of the Emperor and
his pacific intentions; for when he did the honor TO
send me TO Russia to draw closer the relations between
the empires the part of my instructions which domi
mated every other thsDo not allow any encroach-
TO be made the English alliance; and far from
endeavorng TO divide the great Powers on the contrary
point out that they had the good unite and to
understanding, all the paltry difficulties which
arise in Europe may be solved peaceahy" Need recall
to your memory the incidents which preceded the
with Austria in order that the Emperor Napoleon,
whilst desiring to free Italy, and to dsengage the frontier
Of France from Austrian pressure, would have preferred
attaining that object by Congress rather than by WARP
The number and the state of our army at the moment
when the ultimatum of Austria issued prove this.
hnd the statesmen of England who consider that
enough has been done the Italians had consented
before the express the sympathes which they
manifest il be presumed that the affairs of Italy
would have been regulated by diplomacy. repeat that
after all the Emperor has done and said to suspect him of
preparing in the dark without any other motive than
ancient enmty, enterprise which would throw into
be the fatal blow 10 civilization, doubt his word
and his heart a sovereign and man.
After good natured suggestion that perhaps the at
temps which have been made by certain newspapers and
speakers England TO excite dsrust of France only
inspired by the desire of the their crcua
ton and Of the other to gain popularity Count de Mony