The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14


MIR. LubOuchero a Peer.
Mr. Lahouchere has Issued the following address 10 the
Gentlemen Her Majesty having been graciousy pleased
70 signify her intention Of calling to the House Of Peers,
am about to vacate the seat in Parliament which have
80 long held your representa- We.
teke leave Of you with the strongest feelings OF graft
tuoe and attachment
By your favor have been member Of the House OK
Commons for about thirty years.
thail always remember with pleasure the courtesy
renced from you without distinction Of party, as wei as
the generous and cordial support which have received
from my personal and political friends.
1t gives me satisfaction to reflect that . neghbor
still hope 10 have frequent intercourse with you and
assure you that shall always take interest IN al
that concerns tie good name and prosperity Of Taunton
am, gentlemen, your obliged and faithful servant,
sroKE PARK, August l. 1859. H. LAB0UC9EaE.
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
The London Times Of July n remarks Are the Aus
TRAN and French armies to fight hereafter side by side
against Garibald and the ruscarsS II the world be
afforded the spectacle Of the French Zousves exhibiting
the audacy we have been taught to admire against tho
lkan patriots whom they came TO libera,e s France
who called forth these revolutions 10 stand by and let tue
Austrans Go the butchery The latter is quite Dpos
sb.e Tbe Emperor Napoeons personsl honor would not
peroi. it, The former would be strange spectacle, and
profitable Lesson to all who hope for liberty by the aid
OF foreign swords Yet without Austrian French bayo-
nets cannot how the Archdukes to go back,
The London Herald Of the 27th uitmo eaye:-Ths fer
men excited ut homo by the recent struggle Italy is
gradually subsdng and the conviction gsn ground that
the Emperor Napoleon was resolved to brsg the
termination In order to prevent revolution in Europe and
general war Count Cavours annexation mania placed tho
Emperor Ia false position We stated when the struggle
tnced that things would not smoothly a.
people ina gned, and believe that Napoleon speedily
discovered the mistake he made IN drawing the sword
Much more good might have been secured without the
sacrifice Of single s and the prospects OF pac cation
wsud have been ghter Unfortunately the bad feelings
81 human nature have been stirred up by this Strife and
dilcuN 10 say into what excuses certain turbulent
spirits may be betrayed.
The London Times OF &be same day oSserves:-England
has no thought Of attaching Cberbourg Brest Tou
on The thing not imagined. Who, indeed e there to
imagine ~ What head entertains such a project TIE
sovereign who wished 1t would give place regent
The Minister would cross the floor OF the House. The
member would lose his sect France, is too evident
does entertain such schemes and heads that plan
them and carry them out.
ng:-There are offences which government cannot par
don even II should be Inclined neither Leopold
ced to the persons who have borne leading part cele
bratipg rather than In procuring their wna The dy
nasty OF Leopold cannot be thrust back the Tuscan
save by force OF Whether this force will be az.
condition of Central Italy is the problem Of Europe
The same paper remarks-The anti slavery people must
be hard put 10 for object which to expend their
phanhropca pity II they are obliged to take the cooe.
The .poor ooo!e" very indifferent cry and they will
monstraDce and protest against gross SYSTEM
which slavery ID, and opposition PLAIN law Of Pro-
vidence which dictates that the empty portions Of the
world should be supplied by the repee ones and that th
places where labor over flows and get empoyment
snoad M tue void in places where labor is scanty THIS
auept 10 get up an anti ccoie cry, and voun.
tary aoorer into slave is gross perversiou OF phi-
Iarihropical mission. r.
We find the following in the London Times Of the goth
UT The arrangement which ie competent fo- Aus
ira and France make regards the TERRITORY at their
disposal, and whatever else they do may be done
very shortly indeed 1t will constitute part OF what ia
called the actual state of things Italy, and of couraa
viii DO necessary that the Powers invited to confer
upon that state OF things should know all about the terg
Of peace. Then comes the further business which NAV
DC undertaken this year or the next By ave ogers OF
by more-viz THE settlement Of Italy.
Paris correspondent OF the London Herald ssvp.-
Experiments are going on at vipceunes with yiev
20 ascertain how far the sides of ship cased in ren plates
Gao Withstand the new concal proiectes employed in
The riaed ordnance l am assured that after repeated
tias haa been discovered that ships could be made
wholly nvuoerAbNe ] must however, take the oo2or-
uuy OF remarkng that these egper regarding the
vaineLaoh.y Oh shps are never very conclusive when
carried on on terra TRINA.
The London Herald Of the 9th OF July says:-Yester
day morning at O'clock signal was made uCbanneI
squadron in sight and at the vessels rounded tbe
NAB light IN the following order :-Roya al Albert l2l
screw; AsieIs, 81, screw Hero, e screw James Watt
VI, screw; Emerald 81, screw; Flying Fish, g. screw
and Pioneer screw. afforded gre treat to the old
sails 10 see aese splendid ships under and the
'ais have not degenerated. Thousands OF visitors
cowded the raopars and sea beach to witness the uatu
raj bui~arks OF Old England working up anchor
age at SptheRd
The LONDON Times remarks:-Not only has Franco If
iul command and within twenty-five miles Of our shores
400 Geo raep with the African Zouayes and T,rcos Within
nail BIZ. she is also etraning every nerve to create
fleet which brought upon our home waters nj
an unexpected moment. would enable her 10 throw a
rte portion OF this great land force upon our shores
We hanbly submit TO powerful negfbor that these
are circumstances which calculated TO inspire soma
dis9s;atrde
The Paris correspondent of The London Herald wri.as.
u IS 10 be hoped that England will allow herself TO be
has nio security by mock disarmaments and that abs
VIII seep ia mind that even the very eve OF the COM
ieeaemtnt oil the war, when another general dsarma-
ment wss proposed, the French government and in or
s we're gud 10 their assertions that France not having
armed could roi be called upon To dsarm. there 10
'eay no Intentions against the part Of
frence The FACT OF cur leaving wealthy coast wholly
unprotected might suggest them.
The London Times In It's city article of the Goth OF July,
saysTbe allegation in the Moieur that our expenditure
Tor armaen,s for 1860 will exceed that Of France by
tween and fS coo is seen to be worthless
r any purposes OF argument France being already
pared while England has to make up for the past neglect
Moreover toe higher relative cost Of Engsh
account also the that about 900 OF our out
lay on colonial purposes, and than Ell 900 for
the packet scrvice.
Paris correspondent Of tho London Star says-There
n the same my sery hanging the doings Of Carl
ocld although news was received OF him yesterday By
long inter view with La Marmora during which tremeu.
dcus alteration took place. but all differences must have
Gained down, however, for Garbads fret act after
interview 10 assemble his soldiers and make them re-
their oath TO Victor Emanuel Who the dupe in all
this complication Of afairsf Who ID knsvep For it s
either the the other It does seem strange that
amongst all these fiery patriots not has been found
protest against the sudden In which the bride has
been put upon their necks by the will Of two men, both
ibrolute In their government
Marseies correspondent Of the London Times remarks
on the landing Of ship loaded with wounded from
y-Ihe appearance Of the poor fellows presented the
reyei sc 10 the medal, and painful sight, even
atnough the worst casoswhere limbs have been ampu-
nted-were not seen. Some had their arms in slngs,
o'hers hobbied on cruches and all showed ra-
cent suffering. remarked that large proportion
belonged to the Imperial Guard. The conclusion from
look AZ the sounds that after oil concal balls pro uc
since, whenever the 1rst meet obse 10 agent
Wy strike with the apex, they dovate from ,er
instead Of smashing the bone, and make r. cir WAY through
the aeshy part of the body. w
The Paris Debais Of the Goth OF .,v rritish
government seems disposed % take part If il finds tbe
opportunity ina Enropes Congress charged 70 examide
'oo pfsum.aseS 300 peace Of vafrsucA The ministry