The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

religion and intolerance can no longer maron sac oy SUI
Eorcc unon people that system rotten, and the res
Il that The system fall. The continued III health
the pope may the coming storm, by Forcing INN
abdicaie His may perhaps be more enightei
cd mr. hayo a less dangerous counsellor than Antone.
The sensation writer's for the moment at los
The Monie1 a few days since contradcted In th
most formal manner al desire tho part OF til
Emperor of obtaining for Prince Napoleon thron
in Central Italy, and that last scandal has , fale
war up the present time, correspondents aud foreg
journals have made 1t special duty imagine the EN-
py he Settlement Of The affairs Of ay IL wa
ocmpusorily to be ambitious, selfish graspInl
try '' We have been assured ~ the writer's an,
papers refer to- that all along the Emperor had eye
tche ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Of bis dynasty the enlargement
upon throne in Italy, and host OF other such mputa
TONS all giving TO the Emperors advocacy Of Italian II
berty bad and selfish motives. constant and dgnifed
rofutaon Of these has been made by the 0cia
organs and at last the detractors OF the Emperor Ma
poeon find themselves forced invent new caumnies OF
repeat old that have now become stale and un
profitable
great sensation among political circles refer 20 the
impending struggle between Spain and Morocco. You
win Of course have heard ere this that the Moors
had attacked ssuso e .oI tsns' lose anne Spain
that Power The spanish government at notified the
government Of the new Emperor Of Morocco tS It must
give satisfaction for the wrongs inflicted granting certain
length Of time for the Moors to take the demand in consi
deratior This period OF time expires the 18th az this
month"; and should satisfaction be refused the Spanish
forces at TO attack the empire. England has In
terfsred In the matter in the most determined manner
She has demanded OF Spain guarantee that in tho com
struggle she Will not seek TO gain extent terrtt ry
and the English journals openly avow that the English
Cabinet should at all risks and hazards prevent this
from taking place. They fear that the Spaniards NAV
succeed In capturing Iangier, which, by its position
would when properly fortified Gibraltar
Making equal the anriy bravd upon ths sy;,ct ~,
ne Engsa gove'nmea that has sent feet to cruise near
Gibraltar In spite OF this opposition the Spanish
government has armed a body Of men Amounting
TO $4,000, who, under the command Of Marshal
expiration Of the delay accorded TO the new Emperor
AT time when England vs. trying to get ready an exns
don against China, and still sKirmishng India her
opposition 10 Spain just demands against the Moors in
10 say the least, arrogant and selfish a degree
The present Emperor of Morocco has-bofore he can
consider himself AS settled upon the throneto
or destroy all his present enemies so he soes about =,
the head OF some rs 600 oops seeking to ascertain who
are ms adherens who bis adversaries To give lust
uea OF MS appreciation OF how is the adhesion
OF his subjects the Emperor in his passage throngb
his empire cuts OF the heads of all those who are moi On
MS SIDE and then placing the heads Ses he has them
carried along IN front of his army. This summary
method mas ths Advantageous comprehensive to the
meanest intellect. - ~
Before giving glance at the political situation or
austria, Germany, Russia and Turkey allow me to give
you an idea of what shifts the English NM
70 to Keep the dissatisfied troops now In India from,
returning to England, as they insist unon dniO Un
Inc wives and children OF these men, amount
~ s India 10 many thousands, are being shipped Off
cause me men to remain Already fifteen or twenty
eses aueh win these women and children have sailed
CURES no comment-t speaks for itself
The French government has now as 7 am asa,raa a,
0ca quarters decided upon sending IS 900 troops TO
Shna ertytso vessels will be required for their trans
port and men and vessels are ready al present IN sa
has as yet made but sorry show as regards vet
ing per quota ready for this CHINA expedition 30 ann
cu1 Z e uerence IN the resources of the two govern
nents, that the London Times came out in n ornmhbnr
that the alliance had never been of real
psohl England that modification was its only result
Inc hunderer ending by saying that the Fngish nation
nAn better act alone The secret of this ebuition n
bad temper is the nleriority of the En.,;sh %, ~
time. - VAC Ptcsen.
must tell you secret as regards the French force
70 De sent 70 China am under the impression il viii
stay al home unless England promises to Join in the deh
ratsons OF the coming Congress The Emperor Nanoeo.
VIII, 80 am told, say .No Congress- no helm anains,
Chsnd." short time will prove whether am rgbt in
my coniectures eA' ~
The English journals are assuming a high tone ma
regards the San Juan affair You are 10 be Taught tb,
you must behave yourselves better The chIarsn h
a. last become so saucy that the parent must IA
warned, and offend no more -
Lord Cowley has now gone TO Biarritz m cops,u ,h
emperor upon the Chinese expedition His Majesty leaves
arritz on me 10th, aims Bordeaux on the I1th
ss hrfves psf on the 18th 1t has been asserted
ai ne would make DISCOURSE touching upon the events
o. the day, while at Bordeaux This is an error an,
sssured that his Majesty viii not depart tho present
course pursued Great observed TO keen matters
quiet and secret-dpiomacy never likes too much lgbt
while Italy IS still in such state of agitation
Austria at last seems TO be eneavoring the accomplish
mont Of some real reforms. Notable among these are
her religious reforms The imperial DEGREES accord
ing the liberty Of worship NAV be deemed as annnI,
the concordat OF 1850 which made of the Austrian gov
eminent such should have existed during tbe
Middle Ages and not at this period progress These
new DEGREES imply great loss Of influence on the mart or
he Pope In fact now that she has her Italian pro-
Vinces, Austria longer needs the Holy Fathers iau
nce IN italy and SO his influence in Vienna de,erorats
due proportion. We hear of financial reforms that are
o take place, and OF the revision OF custom dntles a.
we'll as Of many other much needed reforms This chang
the condition Of affairs Austria NAV lepitpataly
ermed the result OF the Italian campaign Just ended %
The dispute between Ausria and Prussia rs regards AZ
amir the lead in the affairs Of the Germanic Confed ~
prnl re- firm.
ND ITtssia draws TO Ter portion Of the Germanic 49,,
~ assuming 20 favor greatly the idea of reform A
sat- sd n,tss at, oi Aio % pyt.ion Of tn
nay decided breaking up of the Confederate - ~
o the present time il is hard say which Of the
Powers has the ascendancy. Ns
In Russia the Emperor Alexander has boon f -, =.
hnraJ naarss,tns i ~. 49, 'aily" ~ ers III a
erf. he would !, ,h.. 80 ,;,a 80 wv " eeng tn
masters were not bfringed upon. The En- -. y ~,
orced to make this concession owing to the eag , ~
,ressed concern II those he has sought my n 20
cbamyl, the captured Grcassan chief, he sa
T. Petersburg with his son. He was sent snIhea !
once by desire of the Emperor 20 sia' 0'lt~i
The conspiracy aeainR. the life OF the -. :. -
ho siehca =, rat,rr - ~ r gar, a., matte old Turks
rophets laws. They intended 10 sloe ~ sn'
uan and place bis brother in authort vi ,h psnen
ware they could upon his adhe J 20 ~ "S ~
r6s. Their plans were to be carried 80, aIi !,
be 18th ult, but were discovered three a $500 " "a
should have mentioned above SUI 80; h az 20 ,
lated the Partisan pubic, Imean tb nos,o c Ihr,,
the press. Those journals that ~ e e. - oea
and dnci4ad fgue Ior Tree press
az the stand taken lately by this q W. n.se a. .a.
journalism. The advocates have yNeIIien. - ics hu
aEo ,.inasmuch the principle the Iepeat, tuc uIta
glt,circnr,stan ass 49, defend Is good one
,sead OF beng q, Tho rresan H. France tree Press
mn would on the conirary ~, Nv serviceable nstitu
s causing throuehou, ts Who become the tool Of par
itcment and disorder Thai 2 country aStauon, ex
curse pursued since hear clearly proved by tht
tyernment intended granting bruited about hat tht
he important and resectaIl the liberty OF the Press
De tenor OF their wayst JOURNALS pursued OF course
tteunpted al once 10 attract n u A Insignificant sheets
late assaults upon and phG Aention py ndscrim
sity which leads TO read " mere y morbid curl
system wond have beer h'tchs upon others and q
loas sheets refer to- At oltuhate one lor the sour
alists began writing arici s aa,e VINE, men not jour
ard generous policy o'aseu 70 hinher the on
ow, if this was the resu " .he government
y 10 be accorded, who ,p e Wy nelc rumor Of hb
xcess journalism OF !, srn ,,, VIA, WIN, license am
escorted TO had enf - iha~,,r ~ - "SuIl nst nay
farming taken by ,ho ao,-o-n,ne, saan.sa IN
ontinuing the old syst en- r,sber ,a a aa y pfeerre
! the revival OF agita ;ons and dad P'I .e egah,r
ommon sshsen .rv if he knows anything Of the cond
md politically, Fra nee never was so nrosnerova a = az
NH s- 1ha