The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05

aud that they call for Contradiction IL for no other
reason than that they ery materially impede the march
concludes by attaching blame 70 the conduct Of
those persons who, In the interest Of their personal
rancor, endeavor 70 trouble the tranquility Of their
country.
The English government s we are assured perfectly in
accord with the French government regards the settle
ment of the present troublous state Of affairs in Syria
This assurance given by the English well French
PRESS assure you, however that yet NO such
oSers made bv rance cold ana udeCsiye answers are
returned. The consequence Ia that France not willing 10
wait while thousands Of Christians being killed, has
sent two vessels Of TO Beyrout At England cries
out, What does this meanY Is not France going TO OBJ
tain too great preponderAnce in the Sultan dominonsf"
England looks on makes great and remains
quiet The English press, however, ever on the move
against France and the Emperor Napoleon The Times,
the Saturday Reueo, and the London Reuido-Dr. Mao
kay's journa-all pitch into the Emperor Napoleon
right and left with cause without The Or
eanist pay for this So long the gold lasts the abuse
viii be kept up assure you that the Times losing
both prestige and circulation In this unprnciped course
as is eyn ed BY ts having reduced its price one penny
and adaps itself to popular ideas and feelings The com
mercia classes do not want with France, and they
feel it is that that the Times is writing for.
PARIS, July 20, 1850.
Gdribaldrs Enoy-Inteviec ,ciA the Bmpror-sentiment
Among the Neapolitan Troops-Do.bfl Issue Of Ecents
Syia-E rcitement--French Ezpediion-Toeue Thousand
Men Going-The Fitre for Tvkey-The american Min
istr-Ar Joseph, the Converted Je,o-A Smart old
Lady, de-
Garibaldis envoy, NJ de 10 Greca, after visiting NJ.
houvenal had yesterday long interview with the En-
peror at St. Cloud There is doubt that the gallant
cheftan is perfectly hemmed in with difficulties, mate
rial and moral and while he has troops of friends who
would willingly fly to his aid the political state of Europe
is desperately entangled that stir hand or
foot for fear of making matters II is certain that
assertions daily taking place from Messna, but on the
other hand 1t is equally certain that strong sentiment
Of amour proprerrespectve Of politics-has got posses
sion of the royal troops and think the battle betwxt them
and the patriots which is now imminent, may prove un
favorable Garbadi The Notifications Of Messna
very formidable. Tue internal state Of Sicily,
too, verges upon complete anarchy. All at
tempts at establishing Geographic communications
frustrated by hostile hands, who cut the wires
In the midst Of much that nlls with anxiety In
Sicily it is satisfactory 70 nnd that the constitution hum
bug at Naples has little chance Of success. have bad
opportunities Of reading private letters from Neapoltans
to Frenchmen in Paris, which more than confirm all you
hideous deformity Of Bourbon tyranny Is dug up
and brought to light, and the many revolutionary ennis
sares everywhere scattered throughout the city take
especial care TO make the most Of them It is quite i'm
possible said letter from Neapolitan well situated
for seeing the real state Of things that Ferdinand can
hold his ground here another month The Court Is tho
roughly alarmed, and more than the question has
been put whether during the transition 70 order
of affairs it had not better stand aside. 81" your Males
ty quits the Kingdom, or the capital for single
day, in the present crisis, was the answer, "not
Bourbon will ever be permitted TO put foot in It again"
The Constitutional of today copies from the Opinione
Rationale column and half OF Instructions forwarded
by order of Garbad To his ENJOYS at the different Euro
pean courts The semiocial Constitonel Is careful TO
keep itself clear Of all responsibility These Instructions
will well repay perusa The gst Of them is that Sicily,
rious monarchy of Savoy which has personiaed her
the life, the force and national dignity Of the people
But interesting as is the position Of Garbald and Italy
in general at the present moment, II almost fades into
nothing compared with that which just now attaches it.
self to the Syrian question The horrible details which
perfect Juror Of excitement here Parties of all shades,
their differences in presence Of spectacle which
Affects all Christian humanity cry aloud for instant and
energetic action. If the Costttaionnel is sgnh-
cant in its tone when it speaks of France to whom the
East turns implorng look the land of 'heroic
and generous self.eevotedncss, who will find in
her historical traditions the inspirations Of
an Initiative imposed by her long continued
grandeur" "and urges the Emperor to resume, in the
Of the mperious necessity of circumstances, the
ontinuaon Of history" The Dedts the Nonde, the
journals representing various shades Of partyarc not
whit less energetic in calling upon the government Tor
able article with following There
consideration TO be observed, FOR blood Is flowing The
hSi 70 soa ne e ''
The Geographic letter Of the Sultan TO the Emperor,
dated the 10th OF July has in some measure checked the
growing agitation the Bourse but 1t is evident that
will have effect in checking an immediate iuterposi-
on the part Of France, with without the partcpa
ton Of the other European Powers. Is one Of those
cases which public sentiment would amply justify In
dividua interference II there were any ndisposon on
the part Of England.
Nothing new would appear TO have occurred since the
18th inst Bat the panic In the neghborhood OF Beyrout
such that 20 COO Christians from the environs had
sought refuge within IL, aud then receiving assist
from dc Ia Roncere lie Noury, the French naval
commandant and the French Consul. At Seyda there
Kader was making the most strenuous and effective
efforts 10 protect the Christians.
The Moer Of this morning has the following signin'
cant paragraph
In presence Of the deporable EVENT. Of whsh Syria
the theatre and which justly cause the most profound
emotions throughout Europe the government OF the En-
peror has deemed II duty 10 make known, without de-
lay its both TO the other cabinets and 10 the
Porte with view to call forth the adoption In common
Of measures suited 10 the circumstances.
last light 1t reported ON the Emperor's departure
from long cabinet council at the Tuerics that IL 900
would take their departure for Syria Immediately
Apart from the DIRE adul and barrowng enormtics this
revival Of the Eastern question very serious business
All politicians have long turned their anxious Thoughts
eastward as the point Of the compass whence solution Of
the present complication OF Affairs might be looked for
With what different sentiments will England and France
nos set out for Constaniinople from those OF 1854
Russia the common enemy then, viii now be an associ
ate, and terms Of understanding with France that
BODIES III FOR England All will agree 10 the sick
mans state but who shall be his rcsIduary legaee'
There lies the rub Coming events cast their shadows
before them, thick and last, and Napoleon the Third
Fortune 20 his chariot wheels that all human conjecture
seems futile. This rghtfu Syrian massacre is sbso
Roosenu franCe cVueut from speech
OF Lord Pamerston the Coles dinner however covered
by generalties, that he thinking when he dwet
upon the great importance OF Englands preparation for
any In the French Foreign once happen 70 know
that such the Interpretation put upon H.
NJ Faulkner, the American Minister, with his family,
have removed their residence for short time from Paris
Versailles His anabv OF manner and business like
habits subjects Of universal commendation.
vcount de la Gueroniere has addressed letter 10 the
RerEc EtUJsTne explaining his for not immcdi
ately giving biography Of Prince Jerome Napoleon. He
Il dcsrous on public and private grounds 10 undertake
he taqk hui Ia do u n ma
Madame Saqui, who, In 1916, I am unfortunately OLD
enough n remember, mounting 10 dizzy height at
vauxbsll on an inclined plane made 81 tight rope,
the midst of Elimination Of eu ddrtifce that might
well try the Of men who stood terra rma has