The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence.

Kons-cfe,cs coresfc. deaee IN England friampA II
Me Galnay L,nt-1he Grsas Eastern, &c. DC
The "execuiion" Of the murderer and aageator Anvil,
winch is dgniGcd by the solemn correspondent o. tho
London Times the Parma tragedy and the exped'toa
Of Spain against the Moois the death Of Robert Stephen
SON. following that Of Brunei, and the departure
and arrival Of the Great Eastern her trial Fort
land TO Hoyhead form four Of the topics which, during
the past duh week in this old country, have sulccd 10
keep comment and expectation alive. With regard 70
Colonel Anv the particulars Of his dreadful but deserved
death given in detail to such facts the
people asking his CORPSE before beheadng IT, whether
would like little lemonade--the dancing Of the cdrmao
mole the music Of party Of blind hddlers round the
Cslopna della Piazza and other particulars which Inecd
aiet your readers. On your side OF the Atlantic
sach matters are perfectly understood This was case
Of Lynch law. The deed unprecedented. II
neither trick of the priests the police had nothing
with the government of the Bucles the election of
Ponp0n. u rude act Of retrbuton Anyit persisted
:. BY the iustest doom
That ever the destroyer yet destroyed"
Byron wrote Of Nero-an0 BY ron right Bat this
man was seems, detestabe than the Roman
ster since he the petty tool OF petty rant and
toised in his calling
Doubtless something VIII come out OF this AFFAIR, which
might have happened any time before the Franco aiaa
war Aue.ria thc OF Anvitis master,
he Duke OF Parma, did, which happened the 18th of
March, 1854 IN April 1855, the detested Any shot
a. The have been dioto TO trust himself with
reach of the Parmesans after all that had occurred
might well have expected Haynau TO have revisited
Messrs Barclay Perkins brewery, after he had tasted
he,se how woman Hoggers regarded in England. ca.
vcin the IDtendene, Governor Of Parma, has pub
hshed proclamation speaking Of the "a wretch" Anv,
and how wrong il was to kill him. Since this proelana-
sou was published there has been dispute about the
1.ws-s~ Ali
which has been translated wretch Some would
persuade Us that il in plying
and sympShising sense. Whatever &C. Of despct
SIN whatever interference with the liberties Of
NE smaller Italian States may be grounded
ms popular JUSTICE all can say is tina, il will
be hunbrg and preience. Doubtless Rome, Austria
and Naples, well as the dethroned dukelngs, viii
acavor to make the Of IT, The Neapoiian and the
Papal troops already making cause and the
people Naples present the strange spectacle Of people
eryeny praying for he defeat Of their army, which
about, sac, be directed against the legations
sehan Of the Pope
TIE editors Of Tia London Tls DO; long since
told considering how they could trim heir sails
s.se Of England beng successfully invaded by Napoleon
They pog debating the aire necessity OF lowering the
price Of the British tbunderer 70 rwopence II they do
HI observe parestse Il Will be the
10 I'm o. Their journal u the matter Of leadership of the
press, in shss small island.
be The first intention Of The frenc, government occupy
Parma, and General Tally the point Of doing
ms however, be Odd execute. The Emperor has
turned IN hurry Paris Bordeaux. / learn that
On hk arrival there all the Italians the town put
under and liberated his departure. This
said 70 be owing four alleged conspirators having
kh Algiers without passports
Alter an what are these Parmesan, French, Spanish or
Moorish alafsg What all the internal uacnuatons
Europe, compared the little cloud, present
bigger than mans hand, which floats a certain
hte disputed spot Of territory called the iset St Juanq
1he people this side OF the Atlantic pooh pooh the idea
Of going with the Americans 1t is impossible it
would be Ridiculous monstrous fratricde. They
won't have and they won't believe il. Alas they little
know Of what fibuserism, assisted by incarnate, oil
garchic stupidity, obstinacy and magnity may do. OF
course It is question Of a single blow beng struck.
Then the pride OF either nation would be evoked.
scene Of ditcnIty Harney kind Of western Walker
very good an illustrator at least on paper, OF the
seiIence Of Colts revolysrs. How the despots-how
France Austria Russia, Spain and Napes-how the little
sOverens Of Moena and Parma would clap their bloody
hands and rejoice, we're England and America fools
my part, wish America would look 10 her navy,
and get splendid feet in commission, not
ensue between England and America, the lat
YER would suffer terribly in the outset do believe
that any Sidney Herbert would plead for Yankee city
as he did for Odessa Prince Albert viii be terribly IN
earnest thenaxays of COURSE AT home-sitting in his
hed marshals uniform in Buckingham Palace or Windsor
Castle. Old Charley Napier would have cart ba~chs to
sunk, burn destroy; Lord DundoraIds Mr.. Anybody
ees improved Of destruction would be put prac
tee; Captain Nortons liquid fire would be in demand at
the Admiralty. j. would be no sham this time. John
Bull stupid fellow, would be John OK no longer. He
would be forced do his best his njure and
ALLEVIATE, and possible, destroy great kindred race,
speaking The same tongue, sprung from a com
ancestry, knit together by the brotherhood
OF blood, interest, commerce and common safety; and
shy2 John Bull loves and esteems Jonathan. II would
be the act Of the accursed ogarchy which pesdes over
his apathetc slumbers and makes idiot of him every
possible shape and manner Let NOT say the sword be
once drawn; there is no knowing when it might be
sheathed. The cause OF humanity might be thrown a
century back by single reckless Harneys conduct
was not ogndedit was simply ridiculous. When Ingra
ham, on behalf Of Kozsta flung menace in the teeth Of
Austria, from the deck of his small corvette the
nd the circumstances Of his boast rendered it sublime
The occupation of San Juan with a corporals guard
not sublime, because 1t unnecessary and unjust. Ne
Yer were two great statesmen more needed at this mo
men by two great nations than two such by England
and America at this moment Have you such MANI We
have not What is wanted is, part manly, open
declaration OF regard, and positive unwllingness
should be temporarily set forth, and the American 60
asked do justice, as if ii insult to
doubt it's being promptly rendered. Sir John Bowring
plunged Britain unjust wicked and dscredt
able with the Chinese Lord Pamerston backed his
servant, and flourish was made about the veteran
sa.emans pluck and staunch behaviour. Will the Amer
President back General Harvey in the same unjust
fable manner9 should think not
Apropos Of Sir John Bowring. That nlsempered old
philologist, after having had the misfortune escape
hom the wreckof the Alma, is about to furnish a
spectacle gods men in the clutches Of the nfuraed
Chisholm Anstey the recalled Attorney General OF Hong
Kong When Anstey was sent 70 that deestabe settle
Inent, OF which Bowring Governor ii was predicted
tha. two such men, in such climate, on such narrow
ISLAND, and IN such pesHlential moral atmosphere,
must soon destroy each other The odds
an favor Of the younger ex NJ p the well
known mpeacher of lord Paimerston in iS4Sof great
ability but perhaps, as the world goes, zeal and
honesty than what is called discretion No Ansey did
ns kill Bowr.g or Bowrng kill Anstey They probably
had not room for sparrng confined space. Ansey
however, muck at all inquty, in a colony where
British authority and Chinese piracy traded close part
nershp-where brothel licenser and brothel keeper
British and identcal-where justice before
known, and where he, Anstey, might have made for
tune, but preferred fame So at last the colony got rid Of
Anstey. He dragon Of virtue, a monster Of mo-
raty, against whom they all combined Here he arrived
indignant, full Of matter; and the State, in the per
son Of the elegant but antquated Bulwer Lytton
With With. sTevanos. from Hong Kong. Mr. Anste sy
appealed to the law and insists bringing Sir John
Bowrng the bar of justice He has retained Edwin
James and believe, Montague Chambers There will be
some extraordinary elected by this trial. which will
prove how the British government hates zeal and honesty
We indeed reminded Of the French story Of ct rto,