The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
THE EUR0PA,S MAILS.
Importance Of MIR. Lindsay's Mission
TO the United States.
THREATENED OUTBREAK IN BULGARIA.
Spread Of Revolution on the
Continent.
Tremendous COnnagratlon IN
Smyrna,
kc &C.. 40.

~. steamship Europa, from Liverpool via Halifax,
lived a. Boston al half past nine O'Clock yesterday FORE
noon Her mails forwarded by the afternoon train,
ana arrived here last night The newspaper bag OF
the press was by the shore train and reached
this city at eight O'Clock last evening.
supplement to the Impartial, OF smyrna OF the 10Th
August publishes an account Of terrible conAgrsiion
which had taken place in that city No lcss than TOO
houses have fallen prey TO the aames
The Opinione publishes article referring to General
IAmoriceres recent order OF the day in the following
forms
The principle OF non. Intervention cannot be applied
until the Papa government dsbands the foreign hordes
which iVhas assembled against It's neishoors rms cru and
SADIE against Italy may bring about co IMPLICATIONS anu
serious disturbances the resolution De mol Aeh " u'
perse 1t.
The opsntone counsels the Pontincal government to
disband IL. 20 eco foreign soldiers, and says
The Papal government must understand that for the
reace of italy an exrcaton necessary from the normal
state OF things which until now has wearied the patience
OF all the Powers
A despatch dated Vienna 9th inst says
The recent Udiue have led to tho dis
coyery by the OF great conspracy org an
zed by agents. with the object OF provoking mani
fesatous ia favor OF Garbald Numerous arrests have
taken place at Udne well in other Venetian towns
The London Post Qord Pamerstons organ) Of the 7th
Inst article upon the reply OF the American govern
neut TO Lord John Russell's note upon the slave and
soolie trade concludes thus
We regret he obliged TO add that the Presidents
structures upon the oooe trade have significance 81 the
present time which II ID impossible 10 overlook. We
learn the American that slave cargoes nave
recently been landed Charleston and nj Moeile The
traffic has Iced been going all the summer 70 some
extent and next year ii confidently Anticipated that
large increase III take place Add 70 this the reappear
ance OF General Walker in Central America, VIII oh the
slave owners the South have long regarded their In
ertance and he approach OF the Presidential election,
In which We OF the slave trade will form
prominent ppic Of discussion, IL Is perceive why
tbe slave Snsrs the South should object TO the mpor
tation Cinnamon. II Ia easy TO perceive why they
ehe0ld the unhappy African. But an satisfactory
though President suchapxns despatch Is we trust aud
believe the American government VIII never again
sanction traffic in human beogs, which more than
forty years ago IL declared TO be piracy.
The London Herald (Iord Derbys organ) OF the 7th
gays OF the visit Of the Prince o, Wales -
Our couains across the water sharper vitted than
ourselves They discovered the real object Of the
Of the coonsts the mental Improvement
OF the youthful heir the and his personal iutro
ducton his future Subjects but the realization OF that
idea which has long fitted the Imagination OF some
OF North American colonse-a confederation, with
the Prince yceroy uniting In deratve bond that
vast empire stretching from the Of La orador the
Shores OF the Pacific The ioea Is grand one hut we
doubt II It's present realization Ia contemplated either by
the government the cnonsis. Quota motere'
IN wholesome princi pie In politics. The different pro
vinees would certainly not gain in Independence The
would probably be weakened by individual jeaousies and
local claims The real confederation already exists with
the name; might coLfer ,he style and title and
destrpy the reality,