The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

the reign Of Frederick the Great unless actually con.
there some talk about proposing him. At the idea
was cropped for fear eoapgerinx the entente cordiae
1sween democrats ana the constitutionals, the
them at the hands Of he react resc.onss. Nov,
however, the democrats appear 70 think thai thew
have carried their self denial far enough and that 4
sine for them TO come In for share OF the adv
obtained, through their cooperation, by the Ssexes
rivals This determination has occasoned AN, LINER
among tae moderate party who are aw -re IN tha s a
with which The Prince Regent regesds pvth,n noIIof
voss OF democracy BY joiniug tho conser v- ;,.. %
aeee he moaersies could EARLY prevent ID re,arn Of
Candidate 10 obnoxious 10 royalty - sss- %
AFRAID that his mere nomination wor a. .uyy 10
erve The Prince into the arms Of the ssdsrsi nartv
u,ioa Grea, exsr.iops sre being sns npeadiDs revo
70 induce n. WAlceck to extrcs a, ,ns1 from tnis
Is he Is now AZ old man maeh sr political arena and
rs, y rs not unlikely that thes eorts viii be success
,u, Perhaps the Star may compromised by suos,
party whose name mott Connected with So many rem.
n.ceness unplessing 70 70 al ears
me Macdonald contr' versy continues 70 rage with
SDsoa so~s1. satement has been published by
Dr Parow OF ooIogp conlradictng Of the
E.ve'ier IN he placing the conduct Of the English
sooan - been eagerly seized upon by the German
,,es sss who return the abuse Of the Eng
ssn III "a, past, present and TO come. record
~ 9Th ihexorable minuteness, and Door John
- n not seft stand Lord Bloom 1ed has
Hes TO n dc sohleiatz to have the investigated
and the ohcias punished, they should prove TO have
essedei their functions but a. II Is the invariAbie rule
~ the PruesAn government 70 protect their officers, do
not believe the British diplomatst will make much by
IBIS motion, particularly as public opinion strong
H against his countrymen The best thing English trav-
oilers do in future TO keep away from the banks OF
the Rhine, and direct he steps TO hospltable
gicns
been delayed by the accident that happoaed 10
Prince Albert, 1t having been settled that he should
Once vta G.hla har tn Tn
knd The interview will OF the 18th inst,
and his Hgnness will be here in time 10 be present
n the celebration Of the Kings birthday the 15h
which The fieth anniversary foundation OF
the Berlin University and will be kept with all the eclal
sary, not the birthday On the is the Prince will
take his depa ture for Warsaw join the Emperors Of
Austria and Russia whom the accoachement Of hs wife
has at length permitted 10 leave hs capital What will
future ages say the spectacle OF political deliberations
on which the fate Of Europe depend berg postponed
nom week TO week for no other reason than because
Industrious lady Was "out Of her reckonipg2
Previous TO The meeting Warsaw there will be great
bison hunt, In Polish forest with un pronounoabie
name by special order OF the Gar who Is said 10 be
perfect Nimrod. Princes Charles and Albert OF Prussia
Inc Grand Duke OF SAKE weimar and . whole posse Of
princes and nobles are leaving Berlin this morning
sist ut IL,
Our Florence Correspondence.
FLORENCE, Oct 8, 1880.
Halsan Afa1s-ne Pops's Auocaios-A Gla~ce al n
sr~a Euvns-ltaIian IatrcowmsmicaioD Abolition Of
PsYos-Ths End Fast approaching -italy One and
Asd,rsssble, de, g.
Thanks to the ust and reasonable policy towards Italy
stl pursued by the great imperial democrat Of France
she Of independence and union stu continues 70
proper degree 70 satisfy the warmest hopes 10 be
sure within few weeks past, some dark clouds have
been seen rning in the South; but desoating
are not apt from that direction will hope
the may be dspeed by the favorable winds which
again beginning 70 blow. The whole Of she noble
harvest may yet be gathered In without damage,
Tue Pope, In his last alocution, the world
with his mournful tale OF loss end wrong. II lo0
and wrong, indeed, really be- they certainly both
with very little patience endured. His Holiness INDUCES
hs Indignation without restraint, but il indignation
mingled with many tears lie Ia not however yet driven
pair He calls Catholic princes Of Europe
his aid The hope Of friends Of the Pspacy
now principally In a general European With
out the despotlc reaction which might possibly
spring from the dstrust Of . widespread confusion,
they possble way OF saving the temporal power
Of the church. No wishes 10 interfere with the
Pope In his proper sphere, TO destroy his legitimate in.
nuence spiritual chief But the Italians at least,
determined that he shAll longer reign temporal
prince Tney wisely resolved 10 break and dpe for
ever the illusions which have worked much harm 10
their country. No doubts that the Papacy viii st
sndeavor 70 and earth for the purpose OF
mundane riches power than any sores Of the other
world. The former constitute Us solid capital, upon
which only feels able rely 70 still carry It's large
Business unconvertble" promises 70 pay TO nature
hereafter.
As Il s not probable that the demand made for inter.
vcnt,on 10 restore the dsmembered Provinces viii be
satisfied by France any other foreign Power st
mains matter OF much doubt what ooure the Preacy
nay finally determine to follow Tho question continues
BE- wn will not his Holiness go away from Romesp
10 his capital more, and under circumstances
different from those which existed in isss, would al
nosi seem like resolution 70 abandon II forever Bat
she OF Rome has recently made many blunders
that II really seems equal to any additional folly.
ne Roman provinces have been swept clear Of the rub
shh which composed the Pope's mendicant army. Ia
little than two weeks from the day when the pro.
clamAton OF The King the order 10 the troops 10
pass the borders the work accomplished Under the
vigorous blows Of the royal fall The grain or bar
vest bean beaten out and worthless straw
chat have been scattered TO the winds.
The Pcpcs palsdD-p poor General De Lamoriciere-ha,
been vanqushcd IN shorter time, and brought 10 hu.
initiation complete, than We, with faith ia
she OF the crusadc whish be for long time
diligently organizing prepared 70 expect me
prisoners taken IN the various successful encounters
have been hurrcd towards the North and passed
The border into Switzerland and Austria rapidly as
psbe fney nave nan sbunhant reason 70 DC grstefui
for the kindness shown them and the generosity which
euablcd them 10 escape with their lives With the
Italian kirgdom soldiers % the regular army. well
companies u the recently m9biKsd National Guard
beng exchanged nom 10 another Ct The various ces
and icw days since division OF the
brrdyltsTr Of Brceca arrived IN Florence, NJ recon-.
peuse for some companies Of the Nstlo1. Guard sent
North Those .rvtd here are Gee military body, CON
poeed for % mosi part ~ hardy well built, not very
tAll young men. The florentBes g. be proud OF
their handsome, manly young patriots given
them warm reception such opportunities or introfuc
I1alI. tEm~. 81
valuable ana nave tevcr perhaps, been enjoyed before
W an esra extent one part o. Italy has hardly known
the other by actual inspection, well the whole "
known By many intelligent foreigners, who are forever
wandering over the country
me Parliament al Turin y sair.y In progress sith
ts work, thin a few may expect near ~
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