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

ar Tendon COrresp0ndencs.
LONDON Oct. II, l60.
A0naon, Ox Qf fns-7he Fa0 thai are Lsft-7epscs-ns
ssssdensial Q4est,o~-TAe Aalian acknowledgement
Hand Vuibse-TAs SySa~ Question: Sired Rataroads ~
Londoss-7Ae Nep Opera Of "Rotin Hoof'-Tneaz7eas
Nts@--NeW York Art9s-JohH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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London il now out Of town. Few indeed are the no
tables who Tit through Hyde Park Tho rosy Old Duke OF
Lensser may be seen sunny ~ side Of Pail Mall The
Duchess of Wellington looking pesky and Tho, but beau
thu fading flower dahss past In her park phaeton
The Marquis Of Normandy, last rose Of summer, blooms
IN Pocady How comes IL that one Of the most popular,
gentlest and most successful Of Englsh diplomats has
been placed in the retired lsn He is the best choice the
Englnh Cabinet could make TO send to Washington his
son, Lord Aulgrave, Ii now Governor Of Nova Scotia,
following in the footsteps Of ustrious re but "wtn
unequal steps''-haud pass,bus 9Yuss. The clubs OF
London are cleaning up ana painting the few members
who remain in town srded with impairment and
Indifferent eye by the club aunkeys We congregad
In small out Of the way room and feel like schooboys
who do not 60 home for the hotdays-a fororn few
The first topic here Garibad the second Is Syria and
the third the Presidential election This last seldom
mentioned as the save question has gone out here and
has lost s interest The general opinion here Is that
il matters very little who may be eeced-,hst results
will be the same change In your politics means only
a change in men; the people will continue TO increase
multiply, work and consume before; and II il gene
rally believed that American ministry will dare TO
touch the slave laws impose restrictive tariff
therefore the production OF cotton and the
Of manufactures Will not be Affected and we are
concerned your political excitenents no symps
thy
The Italian question at last exhibited the arst move
tn
Papal States BY the Sardn ans planned by Louis Ma
poleon and Victor Emanuel, and without step the
progress Of Garbadi would have been checked on the
confines Of the Neapoan territory by the concerted &C
tion Of the other European Powers 50 long as Gsrlbald
remained in King Bomba's domnions he was merely the
head Of revolutionary party acquiring their freedom by
legitimate means, and any government erected in the
kingdom Of the Two Scilies Europe prepared to
knowledge; but II the nsurgent chief crossed the PapA
frontier his progress took different aspect and he
no longer leading . domestic revolution at home bat
leading an invasion abroad. To this step, how
ever, he had pledged himself, and, indeed, the
spirit Of the people was only raised 70 the
desperation Of revolt BY the anticipation Of
freedom for the whole Italian Napoleon forefaw
peril which would Garibadi, by crossing
he Roman States aroused the OF Europe
interfere and he threw the Sandman forces from the
north into the legations, and tie invasion
made by monarch who had done the ssme thing by
Austria few years before Garibaldis forces will not
cross the frontier Of the Pope, except Incorporated
evies OF the Sandman army and under Victor Emanuel
Garbadi attempts any other step independent Of sar
DINA, he will be deposed II Is rumored that the Sard
MAN forces are advancing from Anoona and will form
along the frontier line thus obsructng the revolution
airy army, and ready either 10 absorb oppose it, AZ
Garlbaldi may elect On the declaration OF the kingdom
Of the scilies in favor Of Victor Emanuel and his
coronation at Naples, the French will occupy the
slope Of the and the the eastern or
Adratc SLOPE thus dividing the occupation Of the States
OF the Church Sardinia will then demand a
their sovereignty, 70 which Napoleon will
grant reluctant consent; and thus the st game Of lta
Ian indeps ndence will be played out, and Garibsd, Ike
CincinDAsus, viii peacefully retire 70 agricultural pur
suits
The Syrian question Is losing much Of Us interest We
think the Druses and Christians karoutes they
called aroades yards both-to which pair
OF gnoraus mcreanis may be aided the Turks. their
rulers The questions Of Syria aad Italy have convoked
The Warsaw concsve OF european Powers and their
decision viii depend The campaign Of 1851 The position
compii ated one Napoleon anot be coerced for the
Engkh people sympathize with Italian revolt and
with SARDINIA means n with France and . with
France on this subject means with Euglsnd also
Prussia I'll never consent 70 such q contingency and
thus stands the difficulty The French Emperor always
plays the game win great popular emotions for his
peces ana though personally no. i.vori,e Win the En-
their actions and never has got them into trouble
So much for politics The New York system OF street
railways gong 70 be put into operation In London.
There s considerable difference OF opinion about lis app
cabity 70 this streetot metropolis but IL will
cnange the stupid old fashioned notions Of the Engsh
and shake the dust out Of old wigs; fail, II
viii sucoeed In arousiug NJ 70 some improvements.
In the way Of amusement there u not much Her
compAny-IaliAn opera thrice week and English opsra
the alternate nights The Italian nights failed rtens
Opera, with sims Reeves opened last night 10 trcmcn
dous house. The new opera "Robin Hood !" BY Macfar
rem, was success but IS not likely 70 prove very popu
fight Madame Cortes for Us possession. The work IL
scientific and unsteady good, bat lscs thosc popular
melodies and bu Of song that whiscd oy the boys
and the fortune Of barrel organs Louisa ~
carries Covent Garden quietly but prrperously
Gougennem, who replaced Il, has NOD suoceedsd 10 gal
vAnzing Bourcicanlts old comedy The risn Heress,
into much life John I~e~ has bean engaged by the
Emigrsnt" and Handy Andy" BroaghAm made very
favorable impression a. the Hay Market but II n thought
,hs. be might have selected better Psos ior q. aeon.
every night and promises 70 remain for months 10
come Mr.. Bourcoault and Miss Agnes Robertson seem
70 have Iondoa ali their own way Mr. Webster, the ma
mayer the Aoeph goes Duy Lane theatre and
with him that portion Of the Adelph company rejected
by BourccAuit Il 10 Understood ina, the man sgcmeoi
OF this theatre hands Of the drauatt and
will remain 30 throughout the winter.
The London public nlled with Astonishment Al tho
invasion Of New York artists John Broughsm and Mrs.
Wood monopolize the Hsynarkes; Mrs Gougenhei John
Drew ana Mrs Charles Howard the soils support Of
TOE yceun, while B1urclcAut and Arnes ooernsa are
IN pr pcssession % the AdeIph There al.
ready come tax Of building theatre here on the Ameri.
can plan for The latter gentleman and bis charming wife,
10 rduce them b. 10 this metropolis Al the Sur.
reg theatre The Veteran which prod lccd a, Wal.
lacks, N New YORK, some years ago, 10 nov drarng
crossed houses ~. what With railways actors drsmss
and Other things, New York has taken possessou ~
LoDdoo W this dull and ungusrdei m1ncnL
TIE Unity OF Italy.
fFr5.n the Paris Oebats, Oct
We have been literally accused OF afhcrng 70 The dos.
trine Of accomplished facts aud 10 accusation that