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

goes shake hands with her transatlantic czens
| and nsghbors No Anaser, however accredited, or
taste and the other personal qualifications viii The
| Prince has displayed 90 abundantly since his
England in The renss n which she represented BY the
heir 10 the throne Minister Ia at The best only te
porIy representative Of nation chosen probably BY
but hereditary sovereign, the heir Of hereditary
scve eign fat Hast In the Of country satisfied
with lis rulers and lis nsutonstho natu al anf per-
maDen representative 81 the state 70 the throne Of which
he has eeeD born. The Prince Of Wales in America may
claim 10 speak not merely for the OH ,ia England OF the
day but for the unofficial Eng and which looks him
fosnre sovereign, and whose sympath.es accompany
than those xSen We see IL the PDcos VISIT
10 tho New World, the sernest republican At les
admit 70 be worth something-always supporting %
be fortunate 10 its powerful personal
agency for uniting in cordial sympathy and good will the
distant ends Of vast empire.
The accounts Of the Princes progress through our North
American possessions come OPPORTUNITY at Time Of Euro
dsrus and unrest proof Of the thorough Union
ana harmony Of the British race in all quarters Of the
friends and rivals that the greatness OF England not
limited TO one section o. the saIhs surface oa, extends
Europe merely bat Of the world and that TO conquer the
Anglo sa On race, would be necessary to SEX not in
England Alone but In the free and mighty States which,
s and 4 he snosss NJ n Ss world IS 50
not only great in :hs being
founder Of communities, every one Of which may hope
.,pf n % q ns no ria sO
ing the separation Of Great Britain ro oldest Of her
colonies were unfortunately such as 70 produce for time
ness but those feelings, proved BY tho Welcome pro
pairing the Prince Of Wales in the United states are
while Our e1srencs IN that instance Sas led US 70 treat
younger colonies in such AZ 70 secure their
among many Of the unity 81 spr. and sentiment, prevail
ing in every part Of the British domlnlons Afforded by
The almost snuaneous adoption Of tho volunteer move
aunOu Ytorfi nj ourv
At every stage Of tho Princes progress British North
America the volunteer corps are reported az bearing
conspicuous part In bis reception; and every shere
the regularity Of their dr and the excellence Of
their discipline Evidently Epsshnen, 10 whatever
a he sn y the ms NATIONAL
terstics and the unbounded enthusiasm with which the
Prince Of Wakes has been received throughout British
together by the fams national syrnpathies.
Il would be endless task to all The social aud
By which the Prince Of Wales has Just msie
with large portion Of his fa,ire sublects. We may
mention however, on. Of the most valuable Of these,
that WV prsaoiy have the eject OF liking public sten
ton r this country, much greater extent than for
mery, the merits Of Canada and other North ne
That magnificent regonas accessible a. aay part Of he
United States, offering at least equal opportunities 70 in
,mns en, y he na %
rativey speaking been strangely overlooked for the
poees Of emigration IL win not be o, the Ioast I'D
expesied, viii be instrumental In drawing moro gene
raj atter ton TO the magnificent capabilities and devc
Looping the nexhausibe RESOURCES OF one OF the moot
splendid portions Of the empire.
Erect OF Count Persig.y's speech In
England.
The london Times Of August 30, In commenting upon
Count Perpigny late speech, sayss-
Two questions, We are told, were pending before tns
Inauguration OF the emrsone OF the East the other Of
Itay-peither Of which admitted Of pacdc solution,
bot both were settled with great prompttude; and, -
presume that the peace OF vlafrAnca be considered
another verincation OF tho declaration Of BORDEAUX
nEed The principle Of non a.sryentiou IN Italy, 90 long
she occupies Rome IN force and thus imposes tho
subjects Of the Pope domination which would not last
twenty -four hours after those forces withdrawn.
We are also told that, after France has achieved 80
much, natural dstrust should have arisen in Europe
though this scarcely rocopcabe with what is after
wards sad-taAt The Emperor has again placed France in
her legitimate position without shaking the confidence OF
are not told whom, 70 rcpaIso the attacks Of Austria
upon Italy but kept the italians in ignorance of the pro
Ss% sos n The a0nesaoa
savoy ard Nice "France concealed heri lnten.
tons either rrem Sardinia or Eagand sac has deceived
ments which, 80 far from rcaEsurtg, tend 10 spread
Over Europe greater ais'ras, and dospsr dscoa.
the French Minister may give us for the future, bus
do not require us 70 snescrbe . the coecness q TIL
version Of the past We viii nothing OF 5sdnia but
Emperor Of the French entered into agreement with
quer Iombardy and yeneta nom Austria, he 70 DO
placed possession SAVOY Nice agree
Austria; that the OF quarrel with Austria
deliberately sought BY France In pursuance Of this
having been repeatedly denied, has been
complained, in defiance Or our renonstrancss II is
being expected 70 admit that in d there no conceal
mentD Well will !, be for France, vel for England, vel
for the human rsce the prediction: Of n % rsrssny
should come true f the military r6is OF France be at
end and Of peace and pr6sperty be opening
for Europe. We desire II, win strive 70 bes 20 H. me
subjects the human the mseries which 10
In his power 10 indict them. He 10 free 70 dbpose
land ag. Is no alternative Her scursiy ~s.t Ssssd .s,
her HreneA and safs 9 prsparatson ne for
as sa bs Aai WI d 10 sscussy or LT sslss.S n fcT.
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me Emperor and Enpres bed reached Anpeey, md
would stay thsrs sstil shs Let instant
ruuor had been current that ssnor Fasini, who
went " compliment the Emperor on Inc occason cf biz
nrss visit 70 the transferred provinces presented
insrsph letter nom King Of sardn which Victor
70 resist he surni public feeling italy shAs be
must lead n or be ssspt a~ay BY ~ Paris dsspssch,
tioo and that rarini went merely 70 compliment ths
peror In The name Of the King
nsfs -, nom Assrs say 'oss 70 oOc arso
making preparations 70 be present ~ The fee 70 be gvea
IN hoso1 Of The EmpoEor, which oocasion thsy VIII
mo PAss corresposdes, Of ths London Herald says
thas ths passage about savoy and the silence respecting
the French treaty In Queen vcora's speech prcdsosd
bed impression IN Paris
ms Constitutional states that 100 900 men bad been
Doblizcd, and that permanent camp was about 70 b
estabshed close 70 the Swiss and Germanic frontier
The Paris Pd5S> gives rumor that too mose reg@sofs
we're 70 be dispatched 70 Rome a reini,rcsnents:
speeches 70 the Councils General Of the b Thin and
Toulouse Of pacific nature had beer made respectively
By hAsshAls hagnan and Siss
me Psrs Bourss was arm and rssss we're rather high
~, closng or The 3lst all ~ 90 ID
NAPLES.
Nothing Of moment had oocurred n CasbrA. and TIE
reported hight Of the King from Naples bad not occr oon
nyned.
w. reported that the Count o Syracuse uncle 70 the
King q Naples he'd written litter 70 tne King, recon-