The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21
MORNING, AUGUST q, 1859.


pressy eomrleis between those who arrived three days
ego npd boae WHO came yesterday. Whilst tne isLer,
Ssh covered with dost and perspraon fastened 70 pitch
ber tents 10 seek 10 them that reDose OF which they
snd IN nec the former quite recovered, vera furosn
ing up their arms beating clothes and curling their
nonstschos, while al the shsy attended 10 The
cookery gong On IN the open ia front Of their tsnt
EVER ore mas recovered that gayey which
be French Gan this is the enec. OF night passed on
foor he'd" rad grenadier OF me GuArt 70 v1ser
pointing ut the sane tine 10 that which he mad slept
twfs purely and Simply composed OF some bundles o.
hav which had been dried by tse on the glacs OF
vincepnes
The let OF August taysI have recently gwen IN extract
from his tNspoleone) speech In Clanhar Of Peers 10
tssO which be stated that one Of the en OBJECTS Tor
toe promohVp or which he Gained their sport Sas 20
avepse Waterloo" Mr. Golden may point 10 the Bor
deAnx declaration about the Empire being peace and t, the
friendly relations which the has often desired
10 MAINTAIN With England reply that tho paclac blsls
on which MS Majesty declared the future empire was 70
SAND do not prevent the with Austria from being
parDed long before II broke out and hss the language
usec In the meantime to~grss the Emperor OF Austria
sas lot only friendly but iiarering In the extreme.
Whenever ! am Exposed to optimism in this re-
Eect 40, CHECKED by the recollection OF opinion do
hbeys'ey pronounced by his Majesty and truth Of
which assent rhe Empsror has declared his convection
that there never has been government strong enough
to keep % liberty st boms without giving 1t glory
toToad II ota hasty passage in speech, or 10 an
essay conPose very early yonih or yet 10 the heat o.
coDUnvsssy. Mr.. Golden will find y embodied In the
"praer EMS Hstoriques," written al Ham In 1884, aod
carefully republahed, under the Emperors eye, in
TIC 1871 IAb eGlEVD OF DIE WOKE, IN lobU Ito AClB--
do not believe that has entered the imperial mind 70
conquer England, perhaps to invade II wh view
70 occupation But one or two Victories at sea, success
III lspdng or come such advantage, with msGnanmous
offer OF peace, would satisfy the nsona, am9ty pTopre
sDd, above all voud tusn the s,tenton OF the nation
from its internal affairs enould u show az inconvenert
disposition 10 discuss them.
Harseller letter the 3lst Of July has the follow
pg:So far therefore, the Of offence Of france
are concerned 1. mater OF no moment To VIA. ex
bnt sDe oisarms Tor her aSays maintained
intact and constantly fed with fresn hands who have
passed through the imperial navy for Instruction. Let
bow he two systems ~ork AID, without impvt
ing bad faith or hostile Intentions any ene vii
suppose England to poesess fifty iners Goa. and France
forty. Both countries agree 70 pl.,e Out Of connuson
twenty liners EACH and to dsmiss their crars, when the
party would ray the reave postiobs Of the two
fleets mapia aimed. Under this arrangement toe Eng
sh chips are laid up and their crews discharged to jon
States navy Once dismissed they are lost to the Engsh
service.
The same writer remsrks-In England, To enter man
must be had 70 the costly datory and cumoer
some system OF bounes Without being liable 70 the
charge OF being asrmst, may LOOK forward, the
present state OF things allowed 70 continue under dis
armament to witness at the outbreak OF Uet
England and France should dire . calamity occur,
the English feet being outnuU bered by that France,
and in what have hitherto been accustomed TO
slider az English waters
The Paris correspondent OF the london Tires writes
thus on the I'd Of August- don't know whether mas
be considered as Indicative Of tie promised menun
hat the Emperor's conversation has within the few
days become remarkable for ts extremely pacific and
pastoral character HE conversation is about ayr
culture horticulture the system OF irrigation practsed
Lombsrdy, and in the praises OF which be very elttu
elastic his plans for improving the condition of the agr
cultural aborer &c The sword would seem TO be RAPIDLY
undergoing tran sormstion ard, after the ovation OF tie
16ib when 90 goo will pass in review before his Ma
jesty, II will be Changed into sickle.
Some little curiosity excited at Msnila, on May 81
by the arrival of Chinese commercial junk, the first
that had place for the last four or Ave years
She was from Cninchew. large waterspout OBJ.
served at shutdown May TO- which through glass had
thao n0fh ekol fnhA MIR
upward movement OF the water being clearly vsible,
whilst magnificent appearance was impaired 30 by the
reflection Of the SUMS was supposed to bs about
twenty twenty Ave miles distAn, from Mania, aad
broke about twenty minutes after frs: noticed.
Letters from Paoaug, dated May q that while
Lieut. Utenhoven engaged in surveying tse PoFg
Islands be was upon aro killed ny the natives rue
Dutch steamer MonTRdo with fifty acldiers board wa.
Immediately sent 10 these islands This expedition in
ficted exemplary punishment burning down every
thing Five men belonging to IL we're wounded
We ensbe1 70 give some additional particulars
the !rghtul massacre at Embarrassing, Borneo Among
The victims Of this cold boosed outrsge were Mr. Win
malen and family Except the three youngest chdren)
Mr.. ano MrE. Motley ana child (Epgish), Or. Hmzenger
Nessrs Van Hercken, Esenger. Brood, and other Faro
pesn resdents The revolt is attributed OIL man
having given himself out to be prophet from heaven
having ss be said an express command TO overthrow the
present Sultan and place new one on the throne.
The paper between Austria and Prussia still con.
tnues This appeal 70 public opip is OF itsef
poaot concession to the present temper OF Germany
sp.ebes exchanged between Bsria sna VIENNA r u
lsst dated the 23d Of July, is the important 1t is
from Count Won Scheinhz ia written refuasion Of
plains that bis allies would have forced upon
terms Than his enemies. TIE 10 admit OF
no rejonder, SO that muet suppose that peace
vas brought about by man@uvre.
Munich correspondent. of the London Times writing
on the 18th of July, says-Bsiore leaving Munich II il
necessary for understanding the position Of Bavaria
should say few words Of cique-ior they are here too
few to be called party-of We not unfraaueutiy
hear IN Epglapd--l mean the Unraoonisncs. Tney
Dot many they far from most am ing
the clergy In the ranks of the isy thor might
be counted Yet they are Al nis moment after various
vosstudes IN the few years Of their ex,teuce uDques
tonaby the most influential party here. Are they the
mott taientedYLhe most enlightened? from IT, but
they are admirably organized They the of
con mRnd they do not scrutip1e meauug OUT are
content 70 obey. They members OF thst galvanized
corpse which it the aim OF st. Ignetus 70 subastue
tor living humanity or We may call them web trained
ueck, capi.ay hunted. They strong because they
work all together and because, If they many here
they members OF a numerous body the affiliations of
| which extend into every part Of the world
Bavaria is, Of ali the States OF Germany thu. in which
popular feeling reacts most strongly tue government.
This due part the character of tine King who sbuns
everything like coufct with public opinion in part to
the character Of the population OF Old Bavaria In which
the capital situated This exhibits tendencies which be-
long rather 10 the middle ages snd feuds times than to
the 18th century. Nowhere have modern IDEAS made 30
little way. In certain circumstances AtBaiern might
become another Vendee Loyalty to the reigninz faulty
their strongest feeling they have any regard for the
State, because the King s a. its But On the
other hand they perfectly unde that he has duties
than they think he has right to do at that moment they
longer subjects but rebels be must yield on
psin Of their forcing him TO return to his duty This spirit
pervaoes the ranks of the army and the people ana
| the sodiery will always be on the same side
Army Intelligence.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 4.
HEADQUARTERS OF ARMY