The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE SAXONIA.
Napoleon's Complaint o. Italian
Ingratitude.
Ii Frame Desert Italy Austria will Rule from
Turin to Messina.
AFFAIRS in VINCE AND MOD3NA,
Meeting Of the Irish Catholic
Bishops.
THE P0PE'S LEGATE IN The CHtR
ROYAL REGATTAAT cOWEs.
AFFAIRS IN VINCE AND MOD JENA.
Meeting Of the Irish Catholic
Bishops.
THE P0pE'S LEGATE IN The CA.lR
ROYAL REGATTA AT COWES.
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&C., &C., &a
The steamship saxona, from Souham ,.on on the
4th inst arrived at this port yesterday
Very late flies by she ssxooia anaexei ex.
ceedDey important article from Tho Parts Cussosnss,
the subject OF the sscri made Napoleon the
cause OF Italian freedom the murmrriDgs Of rsisus
NJ The result Ct the peace absolute dependence
the Empercrs Friendship an ,mpuni,y from Aus
trian rule extended from "rurin TO nessna"
Some very intege siins extracts win regard 70 the
affairs CT the Ducnies, and other general SUBJECTS are
given.
The Dublin correspondent Of the London Tes writing
on the I'd OF August says-
Al ba preates Of the Roman Catholic church IN Ireland
with fbe solitary exception Of Bishop axe Of Do more,
assembled Yesterday 10 toe chapel OF q Kevn asschef
10 the cabecr al church Marlborough for
pupote OF 'skoe into consda' at51 Questions Of
great importance the Irsb Catholics The procee
are as yet mystery all business being done ~h closed
doors, ano all that outsiders tia. Psusl To-
GATE as superior in 70 the Primste presided aad
.bsi the oeithey a'ons lasted until p. u, sd-
tournament 10 ths day took place.
The following curious q MADE by the BayHe-
If Ulster, The organ OF the Northern Presbyterians-
The Reot eon Chief Baron peo.a {. Catholic J,dgs)
IN sentencing three pr.ooers a.t DO as
sizes for riot spd asesui coouecou With miserable
exhibition OF party feeling, to- % the
religious novem' Ut in tce North having expguabed
all party sriuosHies and the most wnoiy come
snip spoke in The most favorable toe uuoveo,eut
AND expressed hope that ex,end over ,he whole
country, aDo influence society TO is 10 depbe A
this impo tspt tiaiepspI OF the Jndee vas delivered
shorty before sned osppstrcx the
fuller form I, ia Altogether a st,,kioe
al seDdcApt ties anopy N the eeDuineo-ss work.
ran Episcopal oivnes who have sbo wn such an I'M
seenc'S hos ility 70 the movement
At the Antrim Assizes lately, after come dis susson
the Ihopx con,pirators discharged
ccspizances Judge Christian coocurripg in the course
| adopted by the Crown. The traversers all pleaded
equity" They required take the oath OF ALE
\ glance when called upon.
series Of experiments ere about to be conducted bv
Captain Ga ton the part the erisan Of Grade
Mr.. K. Stephenson, n p, and Professor Wueat-
| stone, to determine the hes. ip.on of ca
| bic for the proposed lice Of telegraph from
Falmouth 10 Gibraltar The experiments are - be ,sr.
red on WITH the of ,be Telegraph Company
md VII comprise investigation the oouosrs,ive
value o. gutta perchs eud INDIA rubber osst m ,de Of
Insulation, and crer gu sops connected with tho mAaa
fsc.uIe Of deep summarize lines.
The Uoa Advertiser allud pg defeat OF the Enpe.
roT Of Russia in tho Vice Chaoct Court L,adon In
dis stsemp to appropriate the $4,000 ~hca SIR
James Wyhe, pny,cisn to the Emperor Nicholas, mad
invested in tn Epg ish funds, says:-
Tie heir at la 70 ,ir. Winer Wylie, sbipoEner Kin.
caroline. SIR James, sole sut vispz orother, aaa toe
hsnosome sum OF f70 COO viii fall 10 SHARED by feS
bgby feept ce0 fam les in 90 distsct, and ona
isn'y IN Dnpose Will also the bepti OF Wee
Onhrccicrs jddgment L. vas In 1886 that Sir James
wyhe invested f5o 600 10 the Eugsa funds ZOO
beng to purchase estste ntisno, thereafter
re'uD and spend the eSesing of BIS Gays We
county tie aborton Of ,ne Corn Ia snortl, after
wares gave rise 10 he idea qu.rrers land
woulo be depIeciAted In vaue SIR James, delay his
wait to Scotland Inc $50 Geo IaS acca uu.s-
ing Till The ccath Of SIR Jams 1854 aud 4. has been
accommodating sree, I'LL Is oss reached the goody
amount areay ssied The expeosee Of the action fall
be oeouctec from the f7o0r0
The Grand Duke Constantine Of Russia DID not arrive
at Cowes Tuesday, Aogus, O. been sta.ed bat
Mss expected TO arrive Spnead on the 4.h from g.
Petersburg. Apartments have been prepared for his
royal knees suite st Pier aotei r; co. where
tie will scjoorn for ,nort tune assumed name
Of Admiral Romanod
In the House OF Commons, on the Sd Of August, the
Eorhwestern Territories Dill and the Speaker Of the
gslativc Council (Capada) bill . eecoad time.
The Vienna correspondent of The London zim writing
on the 3lst Of july says:-
Count CoiIoredo, had another audience OF the EN-
peror yesterday, will ieave Tor Zurich tns evening" Il Ia
cot yet known whether n oe B9upqueory return a
Ambassador " Vienna, but is inas de Ban
nevle's stay here VIII be very mort Toe local
announce the departure OF Baron Yer her. rhe
Pruss,an Hinser TO Berlin but he here a, eleven
O'clock last n'gb. and at bat hour bad leaving
bis poet. 1he Prusrsn note OF 23d usL sui prooa
bly, put end TO the discussion between Ausria and
Narel.o', statement at VaJramca ,uhsch was not
perfectly correct
Berlin letter, Of the I'd Of August in the Londc:,
Times, says:--
Prussia has quite deserved the praise she receives for
clever dponaoy but she certainly ut al deserved
the Emperor OF Austras attack. She was prepared 70
eend the integrity OF his territorial possessions and the
18th Of this mon wa esy hxed tor the Of
her army the Rhine toe delivery Of her ulrIms
ium Inc K,xg te' esschoft cetermiped 90 fort.
pirbt before made pdnc, ouly By the
necessities Of the Fnauce Minister who reoue1 70 60
hB Thus Knows shat soc vas IN TOO
great rry TO make peace and being angry with her
se is Of course, highly iUcensed against peishbor.
TBS II the only exoapston that be given OBJ
stDate silence she answer 70 the PsHseiAn
demanos for withdrawal Of the charges contanet
Emperor's proclamation.
de;rec, published by Count dc Bessngen, Governor
Of Venice, reduces the Of Of 75OOooood
imposed the Lombardo Venetian Kingdom to &c.,
600, coca which viii have to be paid by veneaa.
AL the other arrangements made for the aio'msat and
payment Of this lean in vepetia ROMAN In vgor
The Genoa Gasstse announces that Aar.1a Mel em-
barked on toe 2osh OF July to return 70 France %
his arrival in that city met with most enthusiastic
reception.
Thu xon;trvy de Ia Fkae. Of August 4, announces that
orders have been gwen at the different ports to
proceed Immediately with the dsar Of all Freoch
vcseels armed course Of arming These orders arc
already being executed vessels which were in the
roads Ia, ,ade have been put back into the different
ports. The disarmament has also commenced 1t rouoa
Orders have been given to dsband ali sailors having
served i've years
THE LIBERATION OF ITALY.
NdRATlTrpG OF THE PEOPLE TO FRANCE-DO THE
ITALIANS UNDERSTAND TIE SERVICES OF NAP0-
LION TO THEIa CAUsE-TuE AH6 LO-aBRMAN UNION
AoAlNsr observation-disclosures Is THE CUSTODIAN
OF LlBEhrY N ITALY-lF He LEAVE HER To HER
SELF AUSTRIA DOMlN AYES From TURIN TO MsssINA.
ne Pars Co-stufi,n,l pnnl,sras toloxins as1e,
oivhes mo six pars, and s'soed "Grsn'er do Cas-