The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-03


srers on condition that the present kingdom Of Belgium
should be united the Netherlands for sompen
OF the immense SACRIFICES OF the Dutch what
arrvesy In 1880 the breaks Bes,urn
and should be suppressed by the memorable campaign
days under Of the gallant Prince OF Orange.
seepe the mpossiby 70 oppose longer the victorious
army Of the heroic HoIanders had not called in France
Though the anpexatiou Of Be um tn re dynasty OF
the House Of orange was soemuly undersigned BY tho
OF France well a. by those Of Eng
ano the King Of the drst empire, instead OF no~led
ing the treaty of Vienna, fulfilled the Inquiry Of Belgium
and marched with large army 10 fight against his ally,
snd to deprive him Of what he previous bad warranted
Tbereupon the siege Of the citadel Of Antwerp,
30 mastery ana herocay defended under the command
Of Gen Cbasse by the oanders who dbl uot surrender
before the reacherous FRENCH bOmbarding with monster
caDnons, walked is smoked heap of ruins and only
parseeh In modern history IN the heroic fall OF Scbasto
pol, which will forever and remain a brilliant
achievement. in the annals Of Russia and ike the defence
Of the citadel Of Antwerp sa be annhiated in
the history OF the Netherlands.
In the meantime England, like as is accustomed with
per ndious policy ben,no the scenes " Iosfg te
much possible the difficulties Belgam and
Holland, and to promote its own welfare the ruins Of
foursbng. These the noble and generous actions
Of Two subscribers Of the Congress Of Vienna towards
their ally.
That ceed, however, small piece Of parchment. can
have greater value. We in history King james OF
England by simple application OF bis signature such
America OF the gitm aeiy acqnired property Of
natons-tbe French, Dutch and S~etes; and though
sachei aud violent Of New Netherlands the
pos session Of an "unsuspecng ally ess breach
Of private justice than OF public faith" and like II Ia
corded by American impartial historians ''tbat among all
the acts Of selfish perddy which royal ngratuoe
executed there have been few character
istic and none more base"
Was performed, and II was not opposed by the Euro
pean Powers
Never any restitution given by Eng and Of the i'm
pOrant and very valuable OF the Netherlands
alter the acknowledgment OF gmm Al free nde-
pendent kingdom. Can the blessing of Providence
suc-unrghteous actiopsY We fnd the ter
rble Russian, the yet Terminated Indan and per-
haps what God will provide, fr'ghtful approaching
and too shsmeiessiy neglected Respectfully have the
Of the Rev. W. storm, of the Ne.hsrlsnds
NEW YORK, Feb. 49, 1859.
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
from the London Post (lnrd Palmerstons organ),
March II
We have wish To sound unnecessary alarms but who
that looks tho state OF Europe does the
crcumsiances To be SO iritca that Epgnd cannot tse
feeble part in the avertmg OF hostt.s without lasting
dscreot to her natural positions The attitude @ A9sr.a
and ordrr.ia Of mutual dad prrvr rtion
ica,eh any may carry fororrd 10 actual bnodshsd.
Ges many is becoming exce At the gloomy that
thick ny around her lbe French fuos keep sinking
because believes in the continuance peace.
Italians from all quarters ocxDg TO tn. flag Of Sardi
MIA. The Pope has declared his bepessoese Naples s
ready TO break revolution notice fnieed,
the whore Italian Peninsula Is oisqniete And all these
hang together and are SO involved wn the other,
all and precpIiate state Of things awful - think Of
From the London Times, March III
And yet France keeps up 10000 men and first rate
fleet for tie puI poses defence Tue results sucn
policy obvio's The world sill believe that the
French people make these sacrifices mere insure
independence which nobody Wnen after
year, fleets and armies the objects Of soc
tude when the levy OF couscripts never fails aud the
docky ring continually with the conrucron of
whole Ceoya Western Earope are forced t, De on
their guard also Tree mii,ons + nen are unsr ayms
dare to say he expected icar.
The German people are not likely to be much moved by
this appeal (referipg W the nieur artce) chey
well that the attitude they have taken - jast that most
hse,y 70 eaa 70 paaceu, sst1'eaent Ana ne dGngev
" peese", m"'e "e,e are o' m'n 'edssatsy symSoms
US I".I' rug VIC - 90" "". " a'e n'e"n % =
'od', u ka's '.,n dny coss at foe'; he oMs Is tnS
pe'y "ey u" 10 Se ,ons 'oa,on eoc'sss MS
anger the M"'us'" rs we" nhherstoo1
.ns, %ne ienoenzog ae OF ial.n grievances,
anu ~nie urgnk h com ANY "'n Engaoai .oe necessi-
o reoi mug neui frusli mas not ceased 70 coniemn
tne @ un vol ian.ao'e loh,y OF france
Assuming, tnen, tnaf me Monsieur repreens iray the
Imperial intentions ana that he mas occnpei himself with
tne anars M ita IN tne interest OF EfopeIn trauqii-
apce from Eyope senersv aIs svmna nv or asman
nasona'y especaE wiz no COUP. oe increased oy tne
h,ch tna, ~hee @ dor tune emoa set on course
~ the rulers ana peope OF Germany recalled hm from
ns eror we u.sl that RUSSIA ana tne states Of the
.sormeI. ny III "a aul'uoe ann sIincent preparation
.ney oa aaSn nun more tnah ever 70 shose pacin; prn-
oipes "Ao' ne Anno"n'es as MS o"n'
FROM tne London herald ord orgio) March ISL
w one post .heIe cay oe NJ uisconcepuoI. Ioe de-
20 ,ioi " Eu'oie, oo'v AZ" str"oey e4p'esscI, s
ior tne nanepance OF peace Every where the voice OF
,e P.ole nAs oe.n raeoo u.' ooius war, ana iuiers
~ ~" q a! a % aa' gu W es' Puono op,ion 4, ueu'uce.
dsnsv IN saS ,sn we ne ,e s ~"'n na war & g
osP,,! ~ a oau vauHo, ee oe.Vee "eu q c"e1 ~" d
oooeu, o.o "o' "e t"cyc Hsopedn com"'at-
es 'a o On .s's OCCASION c doomed 70 d.sdPp'lnt-
me,@ S, s,.... 1,s
SUP 1eoalaons tauure W Tue Auc'e IN tne Mont
wh assh @ os ~a toe COT ss'ea. & manner 10
~nen t'e Emperor NAp"eon mas actad since he ufst
noen'eu ue ,nr9ne' c"ou"e t ed' uae pear E1rope
M MN ". ~ u' out " ~ Me eV q an nacs
en mooe cee eMoe a'sn't u"o" s"yt",sf nostttsty,
,e iia'''1 g"es" "' " 'e1eu ' ""'' HU1''ooe 20
a" io'"@ d'd ~'ueOu q" nHrat " a'"s
From the London Telegraph (raical organ March 1871