The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
THE IRON CROWN OF CHARLEM. ACME.

borders Of different colors but tho inside Is real iro
crown-a rug which tradition pretends has been formed
out the nails which were used Ia the cross on
| which Christ crucided
This famous crown was In the TIA placed upon the
head OF Carlo Msgno Charles the Grea BY Pope Adrian
the Frst In l462 was removed to Rome, Fro
cied the browsiof Charles the Firth Lastly in 1906 Ma
poleon the misplaced on his head, repeating the
exclamation attributed TO another monarch twelve CEN
him that touches it,"
This historical and religious treasure was, until the
| 22d OF April last enclosed within the franc OF
on certain days in the Cathedral OF MONS. after
special religious ceremony. MOnza s sort Of Miianese
Versailles, four leagues from the capital.
II cannot, therefore, be without much difficulty,
70 near permit the
Military Governor OF Milan is necessary But, with the
view Of satisfying the curiosity Of tourists and religious
persons, the priests Of Mona some time since fabri
perfect Imitation Of the precious crown and this
he imitation which is given to the world 70 be examined
| and even 70 BIO touched.
THREATENED TROUBLE IN TURKEY.
[Constantinope (May 26) correspondence OF London
Times
The first fruits Of the agitation for which the wori Ia
Immediately indebted 10 Louis Napoleon beginning to
ripen European Turkey. Until very recently, although
there for well grounded anxiety, OF
any actual demonstration large scaebad reached the
has arrived which gees far towards usying the least
cheerfuS anticpaons. In Servia Bosnia, Montenegro
me- While
| Bulgaria, whose proximity to the capital and In
| which tho presence or an overwhelming force
would seem to preclude all possibility Of any.
successful outbreak, Ia not wanting 10 symptoms of
dsaffecion. In serva, Pruco Milosch has been
levyng troops large scales and it is now reported
on what authority exactly say-that every house
hold is required 70 furnish it, The Princes position
has BEEN and ia sufficiently critical for
preparations for the maintenance at once Of order
among bis Subjects and Of his own authority Tho sxpA
e osh was thai he
could not BIO permitted to continue his ieves This init
nation seems TO have compelled him 10 throw on the
dated the Doth and 2lst inst announce the march TO-
ward Novi Bazaar OF 1900 men, This force is ead to bc
accompanied by twelve guns. Co operation with the
| MobteneeIins is, Of course, intended.
Whatever may be the influence at work 10 other pro
agency has been active in Indictment to revolt in Serya
Il has been broadly and boldly announced that the Ser
VANS mas the present opportunity Russia Will have but
little sympathy with their future suiferngs No is
fay aware of this fact than Turkish ministers, and
yet unusual preparations being made for the rece pou
here The msnliness and even the policy Of licking the
hand from which destruction to be expected and feared
cruelty " on the part Of the Grand Duke to avail
himself Of the Sultans hospitality at the moment Russia
aiming blow less mischievous because unaccompa
MED by violence at tie dominion of his imperial host
| In Bosnia crusade against the Turkish authority is
openly preached and nothing but strong body Of troops
prevent general rising The Montenegrns have risen
several places and desultory warfare has been going
in which the Turkish troops have been uniformly sue
ceTsfu Great numbers of Montenegrins have left Con-
stantnope during the present month for their coun
try They were chiefly employed here in gardening and
an average nearly three saioss day. Or shis about
five piasters suffice for their daily wants. AMI the rest Is
saved. There arc few who cannot command three or
four thousand pinsters, that passage to their
country iswthn the reach Of nearly all Of them they
generally quiet ioleraby industrious, but by no
means hardworD g men. There appears to be strong
feeling of canuhp among them with OF the
relish for the cutting Of throatr Hence their ODE
dence to the summons they have received from homo.
The Herzegovina is said to be in open revolt
| late Vienna letter says
There B scarcely any doubt but that the Monene rns
tho Servians will be at open with the Porte.
The instruction iD the Herzegovina every day making
fresh progress and the Turks have not troops enough to
Montenegro supports the insurrecton and L
Southern Herzegovina will soon be under Prince Dano.
On the 10th and 18th May the insurgents oftbe Sutorno
cut down two hundred Of the posts Of the electric tee
graph. The military commandant at Cattaro has applied
TO Dervsch Pasba demanding that the guilty party should
be punshed or their extradOn aud the repairs OF abe
damage Many Of the inhabitants residing the line
telegraph have been arrested and lodged in the prison
Wukoowitch who have committed this mischief at the
mitigation OF Danlo.
LORD ELLENBOROUHA ON THE WAR IN
ITALY.
Two public meetings held in Cheltenham on
rifle corps taking place in the afternoon and the other
in the evening The latter called in favor of those
present theQnidde of the day. The Earl Of Ellen
borough presided and the meeting being large, the
proceedings were Of an enthusiastic and satisfactory cha
The Earl Of EI1xSBoRouoH, who loudly cheered,
comply
the request made to him TO preside that evening, and
the came time he was pleased to observe large at
pcsed there were they, OF all others in his opinion,
especially interested In preventing enemy landing
these Shores as being likely to suffer most from such
occurrence All monetary transactions Of tho country
would be altogether impaired and injured from the very
instant was known an enemy had landed. What would
be the effect of that panic occasoned the approach
enemy to London and what could be the mode of
Quoting monetary transactions with the Of
nicatiou nterfered with? And what must dor It
not enough to feel satisfied that the enemy landed
should be enabled to repe him. must be strong 10
1 npoS ss ae sc, fas ss
eremy were but wetk in the country, and it termina
led by his sxprsion or the destruction of all his forces
that single week of invasion would produce injury
the material interests OF this country which hundred
years would hardly dear, hear BE dared say
possible to avoid all these misfotunes by preserving
ttrct neutra ity There could be no more DESTROYS
(year hear) But he would tell them this, tina.
neutrality, although 1t put off war did not prevent it,
Upon us war infinitely moe dangerous than that in
which we refused TO engage before While two grea,
tions were con.enong against each Other we engaged
us; Il we waited till one of these nations trampled
upon and beaten by the other. and had deprived it of
strength to contend in the Geld aud then disposed
TO contend against the conqueror should contend
against Poser which mad maiured It's forces against y
force disciplined in the Geld, and therefore
vanege. BE knew not that necessary for him, IL he
TO speak at all TO say anything Of the nature and
character Of the present war but there was one point
connected With ii about which he hoped they were I'm
der deusion. lie trusted they aid mot suppose Il icas
rally 'car for tie Independence Of Nafy (Cheers
II he could think y were so, enc would rejoice
in It's success than he should (senewed cheers
He had been tarnesty DESTROYS oil seeing great aud
his life. (Hear hear.) No event would more strongly
conuce TO the security Of Austria herself than the
ton of great and independent pow in ITALY. (Hear,
hear) He had not the smallest hope OF any ouch result
from any interference part Of France. The object
Of France to transfer 10 heee toat supremacy
t'ay which hal been possessed by Austria snce 1914
(Hear, hear) Austria had HID u for dfeasioe purposes;
france ,yoaad hold for the purposes # o7cs and in her
hands IL acotlld be inapo arnt step t,ods making the
Nsdiaraneoa French lol's. (dear hear.) If they
looked back TO past times and the wars OF the French
revolution, they would sec with what gallantry
Austria came fol- w3rd and what advantage we
derived from her actions In 1906 Auri1 a. her o,on
great risk, rushed for1c1d and prevented te rasion Of
This country. Cheers In 1909 she again moved tor
ward abe again suffered grea. defeats but she facilitated
by her movements the advance OF the Duke Wellington