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

were smost Invariably acquitted, in consequence OF
which the coenzance Of political msdemeanors Anu o..
fences Of the press removed from the jury and trans
ferred to tribunal composed OF judges dominated oy inc
crown, who, was rightly imagined, would show them
in their treatment OF political offenders Thus the very
class II oeoces for which the institution OF uries most
requisite with rswn from their sphere OF action, and
nothing lett them but civil criminal caaes thefts
burgaes murders and forth, which might be decided
uess a'' Ills subject viii undoubtedly be referred
to in the Lawyers Congress, and resolutions moved
and the esor.icn Of The iarS 70 ss
proper lcioBe But notwithstanding the LIBERAL pro-
les.eDs Of the pressn, mnis,y there s very mule prsSs
they will consent orego which they ind quite
as convenient ~ their predecessors
Our st. Petersburg Correspondence.
ST. PETERSBURG, August -, 1890.
Enthusiasm for Garisaldi Among the People @ Russis-
The Government Yiep Of Ae Italian hsbroolio-Ndpo
hcn's Policy Dsusod in Russtd- rhe Eastern Ques-
Complication I Observation-Disclosures in Can-
casus, dc, dc.
Our attention is divided between the East and the
west between srerngs Of Christian brethren In
Turkey and the military operations Of the boia Gsribad
Although the former appeal directly 70 our religious
and national sympathes at the present moment people in
general do certainly exhibit lively interest in the
latter We all Garibald mad nothing 10 talked OF
salons but the exploits Of the Italian hero; his por
traits fgure In the windows Of all our picture dealers;
newspapers chronicle his with undsguised
exultation, and the Jnraisd the orbcal military
Journal devo.es portion Of it's columns TO his biography
II be allowed 70 enlist volunteers In Russia am
persuaded be would have difficulty in raising half
dozen battalons, 70 which young noblese and par
tcuarly young iaerati, who all republicans In
their hearts, would furnish very respectable contn-
gent wagers have been laid that be will be Of
the whole kingdom Of Naples before the end q this
month (d yle and the tclegraphic dispatches record
ing and anticipating his wsached with the
most eager anxiety.
II may be easly imagined that the views OF govern
mtnt this subject widely from those Of pub
lie. statesman Of high standing remarked the other
day that the OF the King Of Naples identical
with that Of monarchy itself; that the sovereigns
Of Europe we're all more or less menaced by
the progress Of revolution, and that II they
rightly Understood their own interests they
would bury their private feuds In oblivion and unite
against the common enemy. This opinion has found
powerful advocate in the Empress Mother, who arrived
here from Nice few weeks since, and whose influence
over her son n very great. Deeply imbued with the
high conservative notions Of her late husband has
besides personal friendship for the royal family OF
Naples, by whom the most nAttering and recherche sten-
tons lavshed her during her residence in Italy
and Sicily, and whose distressed condition therefore
cites her veest sympathy The deuncs King Of Naples,
too, aid TO have written affecting letter TO the EN-
pcror just before his DEATH reminding him Of the ancient
alliance subsisting between the two dynasties and
commencing his to the protection OF the mag
unanimous Alexander. To be sure, the King did not
think !. advisable TO mention that, notwithstanding this
sDcsst alliance he observed The sadied neutrality dur
ing the Crimeap and went far 10 forbid
his subjects 20 subscribe 10 Russian loan that issued
At that time but perhaps this may be excused BY the
Western Powers, who would have been too glad Of pre-
text for picking quarrel with him II be had shown any
Ths eIir on The rar. Of our court attended, and
perhaps srer thened by Increased GOODNESS In
The sccr with which the French took up -:
Eastern question would have been exceedingly graft
:, Europe, and e. socially in snsl.nd . generally be-
eved that perfect understanding has been arrived ~
tersbur but from what has rAnsprcd here shis does
not appear 10 be the case The policy 81 Napoleon Ill
excites considerable dssrust and there strong smpi
order 10 ehten the British cabinet into ccunivng ~
plans which they have beretofose opposed The
color 70 this suspicion II viii be reoollecsed that
bssssdor Count KfscoG proposed that IN the
pro,sc, The Chr in that country other Powers
should Be 81 liberty 70 interfere In the Northern pro
vince o. Earopssn Turkey. n.se state Of .hi1n
prcpcea Of Count KisseIon supported BY he Austrian
An6sassdcr; bu, Lord Cowley prcssssd against most
ss the French Minister gave his vote 10 svor Of EGG
land. ne Bsthh pienipossnsasy then suggested that
France syria should ncs SEEM q precedent for uni.
az 81 cssn nss
threatened 70 retire from The Concrescc insisted
E~ ssd r,s sssv .s,sa sps sSs s,aes via
uef the sis q syria, without declaring either for o.
Prom ,be attitude q Austria on ihh oooasos s clear
tssa the runors Of an enieAe between Cabinet and
formed that Amsva ready to make every possiols
ceesfcn 10 The kastern question for the sake Of placing
faction ocessiossd By The behavior Of rrsns may SsTs
made our government more willing 70 listen 70 her
,srss y pos:,bls ,h., he arrival Of ths coussof
ntenburg, connected with these negotiations a.
King Leopold has nequenty acted in she character
The young Belgian Prince WIN ssuompany che
Emperor % hoscov and Afterwards 70 warsaw whsvs bis
sssd, - win proceed Drssdea % have an nssrvks
WIN she eeApg sovereIH 81 Germany, and, psshAts,
match between the Couss q TAssevs sad one Of tss
esuehtsre Of The Grand Duchess Maria; but - thu
orshoseI i;h, The esescs of rsiircs ~oa,i ssesS
inasne impose - insnpesabh hrrsss 70 ssch nnioa-
- ssssi vh:s .ssr. Are ssss q rupture VIII rrases
Prince Gcrtcbakcn = announced. II Confidently affirmed
that ssr The Enpcrors return from wsrssv
vacant embassy IN Paris bestowed on Count Rrepsovisch
Who vas envoy IN London FOR . short time sfser she
triumph Of The German party, a. . oaIsd nom Ne gym
rathy With The German principles Of Legitimacy and rht
divine. 1be Count being Ia law Of the ChancsI
or Nesserode, and having been formerly for many yn
ambassador ~ Naples, he may be supposed 70 entertain
srcpR feeling In favor Of an Austro NeApoiitan policy
Prince Gostchsko 3 friends, however, deny sreauoniy
that there u any dcs q his resremenS frsn ecs asd1
an rot Inclined 70 attach any great credit 70 u myssN
Between being amcAb terms With Aus4ra. and
regular alliance vim that rower sSers is an imnssss
sulf Which 10 not 20 easy 70 b-dsc over. II
war with Frapce, h very possible that our
government VIII cbserve fs<ndy Neutrality and even
asfht tben wnh-isr GOD wishes for the victory Of
monarchy over revoluton and the restoration a ~
legitimate psincss but any active operation with them
Tor the purpose would be unpopular he anoua al
cssees, the amy Included. that Alexander III n vox
hely 70 attempt H. HIS father could venture 70 - pub-
ln opinion ~ nausht but shises have changed sIpoe
then, and there spr abroad In Rnasia Just nov thsa
might make dangerous for susccrst 70 dsuss-
sard The feelings Of the nation.