The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

no might DO seen en- tho lawn below, saunterlng
about with youth some thirteen years age 1t waa
the Prince Of Wales, who is route the United
states Of America, and whom the Preside that ''good
friend" Of Victoria, preparing to receive the return
Of the prodga George the Third, comngt sing pzccdv
in the person Of his greatgandson. VIVA change has
taken place since the lapse of those five years Who
thought Of America thenY England an France who
united like the Siamese twins, to bold he world az
football beneath their feet Jas emblematc Of the fact
the Emperor and his young visitor on the occasion
speak Of had cricket ball. which the former sportve
~ flung in the air the latter caught and tossed back again.
Now would be Napoleon who missed the CATCH the
youthful Prince; then hurting it aloft again, and
laughing till their breath was spent. They
gamboed over the green sward like two recreant school
fall under the eye Of Englands heir apparent while
your side the Atlantic his young heart may not DO
Forsan hoe dim p'eniaisse jurabft Many Of US who
stood gazing from the window, watching that
table little eye of yapoeons as +: sparkcd in glcefu
this charming picture Of the lion and the lamb would
last and what it's real sgnihcapce Of the
future? Some even then saw, 10 use the Eogsh Minis
ter'e present omipous language the horizon charged
with couds' and the majority were sanguine enough to
eyes England as il in faaIwsut Of Lord john l Rus
sells indignant exclamation 10 now seeking alliances
elsewhere The son Of her hopes crossing the Allan
tic, nominay 10 visit his North American
but In reality seek the friendship and good will Of those
who nhabit the possessions OF his ancestors BLOOD is
she the day peril lowering over her coast casts
her eye towards those who bone Of her bone and
me s preparing for the Prince Of Wales IN the
Eo pepuoi May the kindred nations of grea. Am erica
and Great Britain henceforh have other rivalry than
that OF who sha be greatest in uphodng the dignity the
renown and the moral worth, OF the great Anglo Saxon
family.
The peace which is reported between the Druses
and the Aarouites will not affect the urgent pre-
parations making at Touon for French Intervention
The works at that arsenal have long since been pushed
with An energy which finds no remission night day,
and that there oeensibe every available
band pressed into service, aud the ncessant labor
possible, increased Marines are pouring in from Brest
and Cherbourg and rOrent Il seems a poiat with the
French that while they TO furnish the troops
sary for the expedition that they should not be inferior
70 the English Ia their naval Armament awe are a.
sured says the CoNtutioxne in 10 Touion intelligence
the Alexandra and the Footenoy might got ready
this week, for Admiral Jehenne demands other
sells in order not to be inferior TO the English the
Der Of vessels on the coast Of Syria" The Mosene,
screw transport, was or for Beyrout on the 2lst.
The Konieur OF this morning publishes a communities.
on in important type headed Correspondence Particu
Here under date July H. stating ~ % 900 Christians
OF Damascus have been abandoned 10 the fury of the
Mussuman population, who have spared neither age
SEX burning TO the ground every habaton used for the
purpose Of defence and that the Druse who far hal
not entered the town, then Fastening support
work Of carnage and destruction that the Turkish au
thories had obsnatey refused to take any measures of
prevention In spite of the reiterated entreaes OF the
Consuls and OF Abdel Kader.
Some intmAton Of this have had before by tele
now in the official journal significant Il Is quite evil
dent that the French government will not neglect to
to carry with il the sympashies Of humanity. ''0~
The Emperor has RENTED the Cross Of the Legion Of
Honor to Abdel kader 10 acknowledgment Of his exer
But have great last wrote Of Garibaldi
Verify tas man is the personncaicn Of the poetry of his
age. Whatever he does says whether victorious
vanquished charming away legons OF Austrans by the
mere sha'ow of his presence or passing through hostile
bare life he s poetry all over-not a rag Of our pro.
sale age is found upon him. Mt since the walls or Jeri
cho M fat before the rumpets Of Joshua has there been
sach magic victories Sicily furnishes TO this
mantle chief The land Is clean swept and garnshed not
Ncapolitan just now treads the SOIL but such as aid
he about the wohery Of his presence in
Naples said n my last that il was easy 10
perceive, rom portions Of private letters submitted
10 from Naples, that the constitution farce could not
again be played out and tho public intel, gcnce which the
the Court and It's appendascs in Down down It's
knees before Sardinia ready 10 sign away Sicily forever,
only sgree 70 give . Naples "Fsr the love Of God,
writes Ferdinand the seconi 10 Victor En- uel, !" hold
up brother king this once" Well, will to Ca
ribaldp answers the sandman prinec, and ask him to
delay his movements for six mooths ucthnks u would
be worth Jews eye Garib, dis smile reads
the petition: Catch weasel asleep and tickle his ear
Bah the chances are, that while write Ferdinaud ~
running fast his heels will bear him 10 vicnus.
What Is cpactng capital u Southern Iiay
minds one forcbly OF the abortvc Efforts OF Tort
North 10 patch up matters with America, when
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