The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10
LONDON, Nay q. 1850

LONDON, Nay q, 1859
Immense French A'nia"Da'ts-7ne Stumbling Blocks of
verona ana the 7yrol-&re'gth Of Verons-TareasS,ine
haaude Of All Gamany-Catatnty of the War Boom,
'Y GeneuI-The Crecent 10 Give Way to the Crox-
Temporary Check Of Russian Vicsmy-7he Hosts Aoain
Aarshalling for the Saye-7he Turks and Aormons
Canton Not 10 be Rebuilt, DC, &c., de-
have just arrived overland from China Sand vor
few items Of news
lound military movements on an immense scale In sn
parts Of France and there doubt that four hundred
thousand en- will be assembled At Piedmont To overrun
Italy; but Verona will bring them up and Tyrol will mid
In sustaining the Austrans there and furnishing the
secure road by which Germany will throw her epions to
aid Austria.
have visited verona and its strength s OF the most
modern style Of resistance, and there doubt tina, all
Germany will soon be in arms against France the Germans
being determined never to again fall they once did In de-
tail, but will all conqueror die with arms in their hande
The war will be long one, and the most terrible th,e
century has known and will be general in Euro,e ending
in the Russians placing the cross on Greek churches of
Conshntnope, as they were previous To the cres
cent OF the iD6dei supplantipg them
10 renstae those crosses to drive the siamtes out Of
Europe has been the prayer Christians throushout the
world Tor many centuries, and in this to offer IN these
prayers, we, the Citizens Of the United States were
tsugnt BY onr parents, tho English people, When
sn"eS prayers wore Anout 70 be 1cantAd nv
heaven; when the Russians, as the AGENTS thus
cekgsted, were to redeem this eacred trust
unaer Nicholas the Great Of Russia when be was about 70
rescue the reeio OF his fathers the churches Of s
origin in Censtannople from pollution the Onrstsn
nations, who have orages prayed for acco
naue ueadiy war, s)anghteripg than three hun
bred thousand Christians arrested the OF
Russian arms. ~
But 1t has been only Ike damming the waters Of
Niagara. The maysballed hosts are on their narch
and the RossanR will drive the forks, sitn eli their
fersgos out Of Europe aud tho will again rect on
TIE churcnes OF CoDsabtnope noe s
All the money lent BY EBstand all the Christian blood
shed, Will not cave the TuTRs they, with Mornons
VINO alike degrade Dobe woman must and VII be driven
beyond the limits Of Christian rulers and civnzaa,on
Talk OF liberty Of man. IL ia secondary
when you look at tho slavery and degradation of the
Turks and Mormons, In which is placed and Il
continue 10 pray, as nave With all Americans from NV
infancy, may oelveratce come.
am conH tent the Chinese will not rebuild Canton bp
have TO show to foreigners that lf thsv iii
come hnd destroy The Chinese cities they NAV
in Their iuins.
Tho British and French treaty gave the largo
cation 10 be collected from the received at Canton
and The Chinese are determined there shall be NO duties
Previous to leaving Hong Kong Chinese Canton rner
cbon oe eo 70 pay I'VE per Cent for tho same 0ood
mt Hong Kong than for duplicate packages then ID Cantor
on which the owner had paid duties and charges
ing to ten per cent and although the goods we're wsnte
for the interior Of The country back of Canton st
tne Cnmese preferred Shipping them by other routes thai
those by the way OF Canton, and pa, log duties whore
Lone will 70 towards tho indemnity. II will be TIM
before the British and French obtain their i've million
from the dulles at Canton.