The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
81. JoMs, N. F., July 81, 1890
The Prince Albert sailed for New York at half past egk
O'CLOCK this moyninQ.
Oar London Correspondence.

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, July Is, 1850.
The Eelipse-A6airs in Aaly- Garibaldi-StSation Of
Napss-zn american Subjected 10 imprisonment and
Horrible Torture in Rome-The Syrian Aassacres--En9-
fish Domestic Potics-Un popu,ariy Of Mr.. Gladstone
and his Friends PrcbabSay Of War in Erope-Quees
Vietora to Leave for Berlin-Nseing Of Statistical
Congress of all Nations in London-Judge A. q. Long
street ne Representatives Of the United SGtes-Anoter
Change Of Plan for the Gd!,cay Line What is Sad Of
il Over he Wat1-Wha is Thought Of he Reception Of
he Great Eastern at N.to Fork, dc.
Except the great eclipse, which at this present
ment-forty nine minutes past two p Ms throwing
shadow the face of things, and making the people
look through (smoked) glasses the greatest interest is
sti attached to affairs in Italy and Sicily Garibald
has dismissed Farna, the premier he had appointed 10
preside over scilian affairs at Palermo He was sus
pected and with good reason TO be under the direct in
spration Of Count Cavour aud through him of the EN-
peror Napoleon Cavour s going TO sell the sicilians
he can there doubt Against this Garibadi will
all his power In Naples affairs all IN state Of dread
full suspense, worse Anything, than actual hostites In
London paper Of 70 day you will account from
the correspondent Of the journal of young man who
sailed from Boston in lSs3-natvity citizenship not
stated-who has been prisoner ut Rome and Naples,
alternately the former place by direct order Of An.
toneni himself, end under the most horrible circum.
stances Of torture, fifth privaon, eaten up with yer.
min--actualy confined for months in privy-tortured
on the rack 10 get from him information that he did not
possess till his bones "cracked;' and he permit
ted TO OUT and dead that it takes two
To support him, and he exclams wildly, where ~
This related personally by the victim TO the cor.
respondent himself All this time he has never been
tried or been allowed to pleadY How long will such
cruelties last?
Two more steamers from Naples have gone over TO
Garibadi, and the hero is making all preparations
TO attack Messina. That will magnificent battle and
must result in the fall of the place. AS to the intentions
of France everything 10 % much conjecture as ever
That the Emperor does not intend To allow either the
Scans the Piedmontese TO have the advantages Of
the defeat and the discontinue of the Bourbons without
France sharing in the spos perfectly certain. What
were the Bourbons made for? Why certainly TO sit
eggs for q thousand years. addle great number and
hatch the rect for the Bonapartes If incubation is not
completed, then they TO be swallowed whole chick
and all Aud many another sparrow's nest Is looked
after with longing eyes by our royal cuckoo.
From Syria and Damascus most horrible news has
rived. Five hundred Christians murdered, and among
them the British Consul the American Consul being
wounded This government and France are determined
ton for all resident people, whether Christians not,
ard reparaton for these oraees The poor Turkey may
be killed, plucked and cut up sooner than was antci
rated Would it not be well for your government to
strengthen their naval force IN the Medtcrrancan' One
two American war vessels houd be at each oftwo or
Feyeral import ant poinsNaplss, hessna, Smyrna and
CoIs,antinole. American commerce, American ira
vellers and American missionaries demand protection,
and should have j.. and At such Sncture As this the
acknowledged Our domestic politics here seem badly
mixed up do not believe Lord Palmerston holds Office
except suncrance. II expected that Mr. Gladstone
win soon leave the Cabinet, followed By Lord John
Russell and Mr.. Miner Gibson. The peculiar
attitude Of the House Of Lords on the Paper
bn the growing appropriately Of the French
treaty, and the increased expenses consequent upon
the war IN Chinathe sum OF $50 900 900 being asked
FOR nowand other matters have all combined TO throw
upon Mr. Gladstone and his friends including Mr. Gibson
and Mr. Golden, responsibility and an odium that the
real state Of the does not warrant Mr.. Gladstone
doey not deserve the present weight Of MS unpopuary,
and he is too independent to remain long the football Of
such that he did not Gre
ate and cannot control.
Aars on the Continent look more and more warllke,
and this adds 10 the Cabno. AID Parliamentary plea
TORS here. think nothing can keep Europe at peace
Eve months more and remains for John Bull TO decide
who his friends shall bea decision for which he does
rot appear TO be in hurry. An additional
Ink IN the shape Of another prince Tor pri ,ccs)
seems about 10 be created binding the English Ger
mani and Prussan Englsh) thrones still nearer 70
and oneen Victoria is soon TO follow.
Statistical Congress Of all nations has just assembled
and delberaied here in London, with Prince Albert
as Chairman, and a French Scientific Congress Is
soon 10 assemble at Cherbourg Though wars and revo
ltons will occur TO interrupt business science and the
arts OF peace stop In their progress The clever
yersatilc, numerous, learned and excellent Christian
gentleman, Judge = p. Longstreet Of Georgia author
Of Georgia Scenes" &c ably represented tho statistical
learning Of the United States at the Congress Long may
he livcf
Great ships have 10 back and III number Of times be-
tore getting fairly IN Of dock. Another change
plan announced for the Galway line II is render
cd certain that her asestys government have not con
snied, and VIII not consent 10 transfer OF the line and
the the Canada Company. II s very sensible
decision OF theirs doubt What were the line
and TIE contract projected fort Why certainly for first
class SWIM paddle wheel line from Great Britain the
United states. connecting Galway and the ports Of New
| York and Boston. curious way to accomplish that
certainly, would be 10 put the mai n slow line Of
steamers and send them from Ireland 70 Quebec
The great bulk Of the correspondence q 900 letters
TO 100000 between Great Critain and the United
states not TO Canada This government makes mail con-
tracs not to lay out money a. gin on her colonies, but
and social interests Of the people Of the ma
| ton. with this line transferred TO few
SS' rsnnRs P a he and csS
boosted postal advantages the people Of the entire nat
and the great commercial advantages 10 Ireland would be
about al sunk II Is the Galway line nothing, and
think the money will be voted By the Commons 70 sus
tain t. II VIII soon be settled ono way or the other In
the meantime content tn ten SIDED quarrel Of the
real Kilkenny order, wherein the Atlantic Royal Mail
Company g threatened with chanocry by few % the
irish shsrehoders, little knot OF ,he liberal party got
zion OF another seat IN Parliament They commenced
canvassing TO get NJ rcqustion, asking Sir. Lever %
an his but the requston broke down, Tor they
could obtain sifuors not enough 10 make show
ing No man Las done the city OF Galway or the
whole Of ireans so much good al NJ j. o. Ieverl in os
II
that, m the scramble for Parliamentary seats the
| lrst occasion Of any difficulties division Of
tnent VI policy that friends OF ambitious
parties could be found 10 ask member 20 give up hs
seat 70 another asprant cool proceeding certainly.
Il s only far play that the American public should know
that, from frst - last Mr.. Lever has had object In
but TO establish FIRST class mail passenger and
commercial connection between Ireland aud America,
through the twO great Atlantic ports Of New York and
Boston When before the Packet Committee Of the House
Of Commons Re said Question 24s3) that 10 the cs.
Abl shng Of mail line se ought 70 look az imperial
interests ard while contcndng that the line should 20
direct 10 New York AMI Boeton instead OF Canada, "by
beneattpg the United states benefit ourselves and
| 4 comes back 10 us.n Again Question 245)) he said,
ihe fac tiles for trade a,d commerce a present exstu
are prime rally In the United Statcs and you cannot az
vert them" In answer 10 another question q sso) he
said, dt would no, be cheapern-lo the interior aud
Western part Of the United States, by Of the Grand
Trunk Rallwpy-"because they cannot afford 70 carry
the Western states cheapy by the Of
Portland land Montrea az they can the Tn ted states
He said urter (queston 24T6 that you can never d.
vert cut OF e established and usual channel;
you can never eke away altogether at once; you may
Divert IL after long time II the line gets finally AMI