The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

rate Of Affairs Austria the movements OF large bodies
of Russian troops with the meetings and
and journey ings Of every grade q crowned
CHI from Guar 10 Grand Duke, show the general
agitation Of political affairs. The isht Of the King OF
Naples the presence of Kossuth Italy the journey Of
Napoleon and his Empress to Lyons, CRANBERRY, Savoy
ard Nice all point in drec,ion-the Of warsoon
10 be on greatly enlarged ground. Within week en-
rect TO hear that Louis Napoleon has dropped and
made friendly call his good brother and com qanien
IN arms, victor Emanuel. Grea are 10 Cor
the writer's Of contemporary history and
the Actors and IN this We, on this side, present quite
oonest 70 your thirty millions OF people, who quietly
eectpg President and gathering your bountfu crop
Of cereals TO feed all the world aud all the worlds SOL
dies.
Why let the stricken deer 60 weep, .M
The heart uugsiled play;
For some mast watch while some mus. sleep:
Thus rune the world away
You attend 20 your i'm mediate affairs OF growing and
consolidating into powerful nation these
you may be called upon 70 join In grand struggle q the
on the one eide may be pted against constitutional 60
vernment aud progress on the other. That struggle
memorable as the Crusades OF the Nj Idle Ages.
Quite Guy Fawkes affair faldlment at
IIeetr on board the Austrian hgste Kaiser The fret
officer had hole bored through tue side OF the 1der
magazine, and bad got bis wire and match inserted TO
blow all on board 70 pedon, when he was heard, dis.
covered ard seized and he had just time to make sud
cen exit from the world by pistol bullet fired through
his lead by his hanes. II was the occasion OF fes
iivy In which prince OF thu royal family was to
play part II ANTICIPATED that the explosion di
reciiy In The midst Of great humber Of vessels would
have caused vast destruction Of property and e but
The Great Eastern has arrived at Milford Raven, in
voyage Of eight days ron Halifax The Secretary has
published letter stating that she will return TO New
York on the 18th Of October. That will give opporu.
nifty for large numbers Of American tourists now in
Europe 10 take passage 10 her their return home The
passengers who came in her state that no sea sick
occurred board. She is undoubtedly, by long
way, the finest passenger ship multi.
The inauguration Of street railways took place yeser
day at Brkenhead where Mr. George Francis Train exhibit
ted to . very distinguished company, Of come five
or six hundred perfons the ftyle and manner Of the
Yankees in carrying their City traffic Mr.. Dargan,
OF Dublin, the great railway contractor Mr. john Lard
Of Brkephead and Liverpool the famous ehpbulder and
Mayors Aldermen OF nearly every city and large towo
IN the Kingdom were present. and gave their most I'M
qualified testimony and opinions 70 favor Of street rail
ways propelled BY horse power "Young America in
this 40 IN other matters, viii undoubtedly be emnenty
successfu BE Is next going 70 open some OF the IRON
highways in the streets Of Manchester and Birmingham
steamship affairs are undergoing the usual changes.
The glo Luso Braziap line sorry 70 say, has
out their last slip 70 Lisbon and Brazil The Milford Ha
ven et the oath instant in command of young Mr. Hus
sey-a most capable and talented young officer nephew
Of Mr. Gossey ana for some time the frat officer Of
the steamer Vanderbilt, when commanded by Captain
higgins. Tho Anglo Luso line broke up, rather
ceased, not for want Of English Brazilian patronage,
bot account Of the reachery ase promises aud
Of the Portuguese government the plumber Of
Portuguese agents The whole scene OF Portuguese
mercia Affairs Ia one Of wholesale punderipg eschsry
The Atlantic Royal Mai Steam Navigation Company
Galway and AneIirs-has been improving Ia appear
and in its shares lately and has brighter pros
pect than ever for profitable career. IN the money
article Of The Tins today relative to the prices OF
quoted, are improved In consequence Of the late
proceedings in Galway, where the town gave splendid
banquet 10 Ness Lever and Roebuck the occasion OF
their late visit The weco 10 SIR. Lever described
perfect ovation Of the enthusiastic and cordial
description. The speech he delivered 1T the banquet and
alto the speech OF DR. Gray, Of the Dubin Frsa ms
Jouno show copclusyely tast the outcry against the
founder Of the Galway line piece Of sophisuy and
treschery from which he has suffered from the
ment. He has not been the chairman the manager,
and he been minority the board spcc me
frst three MONTHS and now II 10 clear that he has not
been in the rcmotest degree responsible for the
vretched management Of the company. Tho wSoe
matter has been dreadfuliy msmanaged that Is
10 given ont thai there 10 10 be entre recon.
sruction of the board aud OF It's ccers Nothing lass
win give the company The slightest chance obtaa the
regard and confidence OF the Iish people, with whom lies
the main support Of the line.
IL has ransprcd In the examination before the Packet
Committee Of the House Of Commons that Mr. Lever re-
fused the offer Of the Car adam Company September
10 ie the contract when he held large proportion
it's then sxued shares; that he could have pockctsd
lto oco clear profit himself This he refused do as
would have injured Galway by changing her Commercial
There 10 large number Of the people Of Away who
chagrinco ard feel cool towards Mr. Lever In
quer o bis very association with Jesuit priest
Of the OF Peter naiy-a OF arrogant over.
bearing dspositon and dctaora character and who by
natural consequence. Ia most unpopular with very
large number II bis towpsmen. Mr. Rocbuck, having
thrown himse arms body and soul, the custody Of
Ergsnd-an example OF the decadence and decline Of
powerful mind and influential politician 10 the POSI-
lion Of the hanger Of fourth parish priest How
the ehiy Alcnl The and cutting Sheffield
blade, witty journals. has SAID transformed into
Cd buffer"