The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-12

homes, and leave sSs old and sae ianrn % possess the
nsssIy % rOvsrnoIs. Trads languages % satsnsson m
commercial confidence has become . tradition OF she
past; even asrcusle desssOrases, sOs force cannot
sow when they know rot who nay reap. Cities
are tending 70 ruin, towns are sinking into
,sss.s.s ss: ,ss: &c ,ss Waste s' s ' : sssas ,l
% defend what their presence . dspriving Of
the sounds that tell Of rural industry and the oitius Of
the villagers cart 10 replaced by the su lumberinS Of
Who s.s just avsrsea surely nj. cannot s The
peasant fails under his forced and rnrequited labor the
shopkeeper goes 70 ruin under the exactions Of his m
tual profit from bankrupt exchequer. BIZ. the other
side Of The frontier Italy putting forth spring blossoms
Ctes that have not been named "a connection with any
commercial movemen. for centuries beginning 70 rise
Nom their long sleep and 20 give sigma OF Vitality rowns
only known to bookworms and TO tourists, connected
some literary associations and perhaps few eoelesss
cal pctures, are beginning 70 weed he grass out o. their
ftreen ard 70 take note o. what passes IN the living
Austrian garrison and has shaken OF The moral malaria
Of Rome become full OF LIE and bustle" Under free
Institutions and in the absence Of the Papal Iegsse has
It may lose is score Of converts but bds Ar % 90
sss. TO s old ,tsss M s IN ;noss isr back
choee ts own Princes, before the P0pes drew ,t
within Their web. 30 Of Bologna, although IL may lose
suffer in ts wax candle msnuSactrre ye. Il win Be none
the ess happy for mixing more trade with ~ learning,
turning the empty boast of "LsbrtGs,o which Il bore
70 bear the verified inscription These ilcs Of The re-
vival Of the old dead historic cities very encouraging
and We hope We may have many such to add to shose
OF al this far land, though ia color had been pressed
cut BY the Strangers foot resting 50 long upon is soil,
now 10 do brt 10 hold his own. Master Of powerful
army and formidable Feet TO the excellence Of which
now which can oner him resistance Francis H. has al
most cessei TO be substance, and, u y we're not
strong aud an inmsd.,s political nsosssy TO reSys ys
cruelty 70 concentrate 30 great force upon 90 puny
an antagonist = 2 now less . consss; than than
wthou. delay, for that kings name may even yet be
tower OF strength TO Austra Austria should 90 mad
never dd 70 mad to their peoples sorrow there would
appear be much chance Of the Po overlooking with
white unforms Every recent event has tended 70 teach
promises which she has lately made 70 France warsaw
has been = great failure for Francis Joseph q
IOpias VA. 70, NAPOLEON H' ,d n,' ..,,.s found no
Charter, and Huns.y not only !. psss1, but ! also ia
are not to be coufded n when 1t 10 possible that the
assaisnts may ind aii the cannon spiked by tho Hun
sLsn soldiers on the walls Ihu. has been At Venice,
100 900 Of these Hungarian soldiers in the Austrian
amy and Austria requires At eas. 900 others TO
Emanuel had thing 10 fear from Austrian interference
while he tai of his house and ArrAngea his
establishment But Austria soreiy tempted and sorely
pressed and desperate man is never wisely despised
France.
The rsre koni<r Of October a. pronrlgates the Con-
venton suppenentary 70 the treaty Of commerce be-
tween France and England and, when concluded
the 18th OF october. The tariff sgbjoined 10
said Convention win come into operation November I,
1850.
According 70 Instructions received from Count Rech-
berg Prince Meternl b has explained 70 A. Thou venel
the Austrian policy. Hn explanation contains four
points
l. The Interior policy o, every state being intimately
connected with s exterior policy Austria viii funl with
sincerity the reforms announced In the "dpiom" OF octo.
ber 20.
Notwithstanding the complications Italy, Austria
win maintain her line of defensive rolcy. The present
armaments and concentration Of troops IN veneA have
no other object than that OF repsllng any attack.
,. Austria vii not abandon ihe 5siem Of non Inter
vention.
Austria considers that the assembling Of congress
would not bring about practical solution o. tho Italian
question: uness the great Powers agree be rehand
common programme, OF which, however, there 10 little
The Paris Honiie announces tha, on October 90 tho
Emperor viii review the Imperial Guar In the Bols do
Bologue, which occasion there win also be sham
oyouAr and encampmcut
ne Paris Parie Of october 20 says--Prnce Meter.
nch and Baron Hubner received yesterday by tue
Emperor. II 10 Gser,<d that Baron Haoner win leave
tough. for Vienna.
announcing that for days pa. greater activity
has been observed In commercial crcles
The consumption OF tobacco IN FTsree Increases In
mnense proportion. In 1915 y vG ony $4,000 600,
irlped Tners . pet balance % bulge. 90 the pre-
sent year 10 the treasury OF 12s ,4es ,so7E
ne price o. wheat and aosr remains firm = ne Paris
market