The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

and humane policy The sequel annesys ~ h c"d
MIA nng rerdnsnds refusal founded on personal
ooue way TO berae the political prisoners wha.s Lea
mon! nSd chiefly provoked our interference Al thIs mr."
mRsoverned rs ever, there cannot be said 10 hs $780,
on which we would be justified in demsnSlpS oh anss
ing towards the govern OF Naples than "a ~.
wards that OF Spain, OF any other country win AZ
esss s r0% sso our Inc oy9 her
special mieson TO congratulate the King of the To
Scles No doubt this will tend to resump ton OF DINA
matte intercourse between the two countries and Naples
VIII no longer share with Rome tho inconvenience and
We must add the dsoredi of having NJ ~
e SIae 01scn nds done more than any other for ne snde-
A. to the results little can be conjecsured seeing thai
~ h,. khown OF the new King and the influences
to some extent by early associations he might nstrsv
have leaning towards the liberal politics Of Sarduis us
his personal interest He described however A. hs-
ing been educated and too closely surronpSed 4, ~
to inherit and took pains infuse Tno court nsrtv T.
spoken Of IN the old terms and the appointments
are made the same orders given as in the last ees
monarch protested the natural ervor OF No Sos.
royalty that :" he will never DO Austrian-he is IN
have dictated The very fact, supposing il 70
be one that he has had to detect and stias
conspiracy in the Court itself in favor Of hk
be brought to bear upon bis judgment In the case q
one 60 young wholly inexperienced and 30 jeaousiv
nal promptings and immediate necessities Unless Ia
have longer sight than is commonly supposed he win
ard perpe,uate Its integrity the Naples that he ina
rts from his father BE is not likely conceive any orr
gns idea Of Neapolitan future and Naples is com
monty said by Italian anqnares be the purely Oscsn
city was two thousand years ago, the population and
the government he will bequeath TO his successor win
probably suffer little change Bat, If such case may
to oer little scope hope for good Influence from
without II certainly is just the case where that influence
is wanted, and where il would do good did il hso-
Ia thara FIR Mail IL
be not from the friendly and dntereseo counses or suc6
country as Englandf Grant thai the Engshmsn s but
bluff adviser grant that he bears cheek rather anrr
l tt there s less TO suspect bias
than either Austria France, both OF them from time
in the Peninsula we present ourselves in that rexos
II Is not to ask for ote piece OF silver for change OK
raiment or even mules load Of earth There is All
soluey nothing that Italy give out OF the open
market, unless II DO to let our people alone. Bat
italy sends rescrpts and Briefs and orders ursdic
topa and ecclesiastical princes 10 partition country
assume It's titles direct its politics. and mould It's Co.'S
ecience msy be excused word of advice in our turn
to the various Counts OF the Peninsula.
To turn 10 smaller matters should be very glad u
see southern Italy putting on more hosptabe look
wards the British visiter. In these days ninety nine out
OF hundred British tourists so perfectly harmless
that the King Of Naples would probably safer in their
HANDS than sin the bosom Of his people" The blow
events OF ,s4s has had the effect Of keeping way tho
Brsh traveller from OF the most Delightful regions
in the world There is not indeed, under the bay
beautiful, city more picturesque, people go gay,
in their poverty and dirt neRhborhood once %
classical and romantic, and a so charming, "a
that which bad government has made odious in
our eyes, and peoped with moral tcrrors worse
than its own volcanoes aud earthquakes II was there
that the Roman poets placed their Paradise; there also
their purgaory and their hell On that glorious coast the
Mistrese OF the World in the penude Of her power aud
the abundance Of her wealth built in one endless line her
Brighton, her Hastings, her Dover, her Ramsgate and
some fifty miles Of villas, climbing high cliffs and pro-
eced into the sea- may be reached in four days from
this city, without one discomfort, II the be pro-
pitious or one delay, 80 long as peace lasts Yet
steam that draws together the rest of the world has
hitherto only removed this region to greater mora.
Chiaia and overlook the public gardens Of Naples
have scarcely third Of the visiers they had before
1SiS The museums, the ciceron the vcurni the boat
the shops Of the Toledo aud the priests lament
the absence OF their most profitable and good ma
tured customers and visitors. For this absence there
might reason once but there can be none now
II minister be sent 10 the Court Naples and the EGG.
sh can be persuaded Of the simple fact that TO Eng
lsbnan Naples 10 az safe Piccadly and st. James
park the tide Of travellers will turn that way They WIN
carry with them Of their atmosphere Of opinion
Of thought which is the only medium OF political reform
They Will thus co more good than is within the power Of
minister penp0entary, even il backed by steam
ers; but the presence Of minister wanted lead tho
way
Important Political Movement In England.
From the London Times, June
The following circular will be issued to the members
constituting the liberal party in Parliament this
meeting Of the liberal members Of the House Of Corn
James Monday, June O. at two O'Clock, At which yoa
are respectfully requested to attend.
HARRINGTON, FIT. BARRING,
s. HERBExT, EDWARD. EIIicx
T. MINER GIBSON, 7. E. HKADLAM
meeting Of the liberal party will be held at Willis
Rooms on Monday next, June 8, in pursuance Of q re-
tons Of the opposition. ali hands held to be most
desirable the country should at know by whom and
on on. what principles the to be carried and
tcally decided BY the House Of Commons Should
ministers possess the amount Of confidence which their
supporters ray they do, 1t will give them strength
vantage in conducting public affairs have the fact clear
y demonstrated without delay. II, the other hand,
they are in minority well in the House as With the
great body of the public, is considered only fair and
Just that they should be relieved Of responsibility which
s snn too o for not fortified ~
be called upon TO consider this question We believe that
there is not the slightest difference Of opinion among tho
leading liberals as to the which 10 due inter-
ess Of the country and to the party that looks them
guidance: We truat 10 find equal unanmty among the
great body OF tire liberals 1t is most probable that the
issue will be at once raised in the shape of resolution
which will be proposed by the Marquis Of Harrington NJ
like Sir Morton Peto-represenang that great commercial
element which s deeply interested In giving strength
aud sta oilty to the government OF the day.
English Opinion or the American Board OF
Foreign Missions.
From the Clerkenwel News, June q
What is the action regards slavery Of this American
Board Of Commissioners in irregular standing" aud init
mate union with nearly the whole of the American church,
worst Shareholders In the United States Among men,
bers for example, the Old School Presbyterans who
deny to their slaves that which God hath appointed for
all menmarriage. One of its own MEMBERS DR.. Breck
enridge bears the following testimony TO the religion
pracsed by the body system Of slavery denies to
whole of human beings the sacrednees Of marriage
aud Of home, compelling them to live in Of coucu
bnage for, in the eye Of the law colored slave
man the husband OF any wife in Particular no slave.
man the father OF child in particular and slave
ohd IS The caild of any parent in particular" Mr..
Stuart Of Illinois, thus reprobates the sin Of body:
sin this church take O free born child force
1t away from it's parents to whom God gave it in charge
ayDg, Briug for me-, and sell it beasts hold
in perpetual bondage, and not only escape corporea
punishment, but really be esteemed excellent Christian.
Nay even ministers of the Gospel and Doctors Of Divinity
may engage in this unh0ly traffic. and yet sustain their
hgh and holy calling" What is the action of this society
ahroad2 1t has missions among the Choctaw and Chero
kee Indians the church members Of which hold slaves
Complaints received Of their robbing parents OF their
children, and ,endng them where they beheld
by them again The matter complained or to tho
Board the Board referred the complaint 10 the mission
ares; the missionaIies cnoly rsQlied. in trua