The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

chance Of being ous.ed Al any rse we shA see what
shall see there 10 dissolution, this session viii
for some weeks longer and ccse rp the important
business before Parliament and have the general election
for autumn amusement, and the new Pul:ament pre-
pared TO BIT next February Very many believe the 60
vernment u destined 10 be beaten this much
vexed paper question.
In the affairs Of Syria "conhsion conound-
ed" Very contradictory reports como from Lebanon and
Damascus, and the great Powers have various opinions
70 the necessity OF an Intervention. Russia said DO
averse 10 Convention at Paris but the very latest
counts that the Convention will DO held 10 not
think the truth dcul 10 discover to the circum-
stances of the Syrian massacre. Sir James Ferguson last
night in the House Of Commons stated that he had de-
tailed Journal kept in Syria by friend Of bis resident
there-the journal extending through four months from
March to Juynd that that declared the real grounds
and Of the quarrel to be the Greek Christians and
that at the outset tho Druses were not
TO blame AFTER the first massacre, the Druses
aided and Allotted by the Turkish authorities and the
neigbboripg Bedouins had made work of indiscrimi
nate slaughter and plumber The fact 10 be that
the Sultan desrous of extensive reforms throughout
his Asatic domnons, and the Paahas know the reform
real their chances Of getting suddenly rich by preyng
on the country disappearing. see, however, be-
meath the whole mixture Of truth and asehood prede
termned attempt in France to exaggerate everything in
the Of the murdered Christians. The Paris
pendent Of the Morning CuonicIe-s paper osten-
sibly published here in London but owned, edited
and controlled in Professionally goes so far az
to assume that, because there were said TO be
six thousand houses destroyed and that the inmates
and that s,Sn house raw % od ave peI
killed minus the few that escaped. II certainly very
clear logical and mathematical reasoning.
Italian affairs still onward. Garbaldi has won
brilliant victory at Meazzo miles from Messina;
the young King has ordered all his troops 70
cuate the STAND Various attempts are made to coerce
some juggle, wherein he win be superseded, and
some royal adventurers take possession Of his
is that the seat Of the new government
win probably be at Rome with Turin, Naples Florence
coronal taking programme 1at for young sovereign
like Victor Emanuel, who, few short months ago, bad
only one or two small Italian provinces and one island
so corrupt Tin oyalist sense) and 30 revolutionary
that opinions and wes Of Garbsdis openly
account says GarSad < ns out three
sells 70 transport troops and munitions to the mann
| land. Those who have ever travelled around tho
north coast Of Scotland, or from Aberdeen 70
London viii remember splendid steamer, called the City
Of Aberdeen. few days ago she steamed calamity into
harbor Meazzo, landed her load Of troops and
heavy guns directly in the Ore Of the enemys artillery,
and steamed away again. without receiving any harm.
Fortune favors the brave and the devil has deserted his
Client His Satanic Majesty generally makes little show
Of defence but In the case Of King Boba and his into
rests be seems to have surrendered At discretion.
sho s Hs s Sssns ss
-. e s. n e ,.. .. f,s s y
s5 % yss e s, he q
ss The alliance
the inervew Topta stated that the
August nD viii be marked by solemn promulrlion Of
Austria -
Ever since Count Rechberg has been at the head Of
government reforms have been going on and constant
improvements are being carried out You 40 not hear
the uniavorablc reports that formerly frequent
from every quarter, particularly In letters from Vienna
Jonnt Eechberg Of the most LIBERAL and enlightcn
ed statesmen OF Europe, and he seems to be alive 10 thu
importance of Austria coming forward now In this ag
of commercial and political progress TO place herse
" that she has not occupied during the last scy emit,
I years. have no doubt but the reforms sns
progressive action Of the Austrian government
the Ssm snsSepeS oSsn.e Of oount Agony III
Austrian Ambassador here in london. am certain tha
eS.n hey MS assemDss and reunions have The repu,:
Of being the most brilliant in London, and believe
@Ssi smS scarcely The
who could reside for years either IN diplomatic or any
other capacity, In london At time ike the prescn,
| the second rate natons-those behind Great Britain
France and the United states in commercial progress
arc ever going 10 take stand anywhere near the front
rank they have no time 70 lose Now national strength
gems nace with tie advance of commerce and anuac
ana ,hoee cannot eoureh ruoss the poodle are en-
| Iehtened and their energies upfettered TeeCraphs
,svays and s,eamsbre are ncompsalbe With lguornc,
| and no,,icaI desrotsnn
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veyed fase impression. In the sale or transfer OF th
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s,neac from csivsv 10 New YORK and nothing las eve
ehsps ed his Intentions The trac which he always be
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