The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

>sroya,ns 40 the funeral ceremony Of tho L-.heraa
oAurcb and when the grave was ned and 10, green sod
raw hearts left the spot whore rese the remains
e our comrade on this foreign shore.
UspenhAsen, datant two hu.dred miles; time about
shy sx hours by wagons coast steamers and cars and
three dsys residence bore has nearly restored
rood condition, and va ready for the
hs Baltic and ass OF Finland. From Information thus
hr received the hurricane appears caused death
aaa destruction along the entire northern coas and
NJ steamers that out NOT been heard FROM and
re supposed 70 have fouudered.
Oar London COrrespOndsnce.
LONDON Oct. 70, 1890.
Au kejeys TisR 10 Pusis-As Political sisstfcawcs-
7As Question Of annexation Of Sicily 10 Sardiai0-
Prospects Of the BOURBON Dynaay in Naples-7Ns FEEL
tse in Epolcnd-An Eccentric Fdnkoe in Lorsdon-Te
JSslsns in England COrcernino the Reception Of ne
Prmx Of Wales In Enthusiastically Of an american
AercAant, &c, &c.
\ Ne midst Of our warlske from Italy, pleas-
hg episode has been the journey Of Her Majesty, the
Prince, the Princess Alice and Lord John Russell TO
Prussia me Queens journeying have been characterized
~ MI that good sense and amiabilty which have
seIended her intercourse with the world. There ID
polisica Significance to this royal journey N this time
which cannot DO overlooked Tho Foreign Secretary Of
0reas Britain did not have . long interview with the
Prince Regent Of Prussia and hs Premier without coming
understanding respecting Affairs In the south OF Eu
rope. Prussia, II evident, trying TO carry water on
both shoulders, and making all sorts Of fair promises 10
both hes Eastern and her Western ueighbors Now, It
sopsidtred that cordial and friendly alliance with Great
Riaain e incompatible with another with Austria and
Russia These two great Powers Of the cas-. Of Europe
have win good enough TO "sal In" and mako common
cause with Naples The Pope, the condemned and forgot
I'm Grand Dukes OF Tuscany, Parma and hodeua but
mere lies the rub-it IL generally believed that neither
Austria Russia has the money or meaus 70 carry on
me campaign In country far CT ~ Italy with two
hundred thousand men. that tho case, the italian
war win DO connnei TO Ito present limits.
me Emperor Napoleon means mischief, but
whether he win force from Victor Emanuel tho island
q Sardinia by the hold thas he possesses Of the Papa
Bates, 10 uncertain. That state or condition Of things
which DO only represented by the word anarchy has
shout arrived at Naples ami the decision by ballot
orrow Sunday TO the choice the Italians make OF
suer and the approach Of the future King Of Italy,
vi 10 hoped put end 10 state Of anxious suspense
Mat now extremely painful In the journals Of Europe
she compliments and good wishes OF all are divided
among Garbadi, CAvour and Victor Emanuel, but not
ono solitary word Of encouragement TO haazni, Of
sympathy for young Bomha The pro.dicsator invited
nazzni 70 leave Naples but no declined ~ and no now
0aribald is said 70 have about 40 900 men, with
ttkry fas. coming in and every one hopes that he will
sny Intervention assistance from Victor Emanuel The
hitter h nov within the territory OF the King Of Naples
With armed band, and marching on the capital with
eus having made any declaration Of ceased dplo
matte relations. IL Ii anomalous STATE OF things car
,ny eo, y win 80; soon DC over Inc King o. Nsps; ms
hnmed late attack on Garbadi at Capua but as all his
efforts In that direction have terminated In defeat his
troops must be nearly dsheartened They have relied
br success false statement literally propagated and
distributed and circulated among the soldiers, to the
eGeol that Naples scocessta revolt, and has pat
q ptha anda q Ii
evidently ON IL last legs.
We have had here London considerable Of the patr
OF the grotesque goodly mum Der OF the
nbustering enlisted and several companies In
gone of how veEuyus looks and satisfy themselves
some former occasion not. hope they will md out
We have had little Accession 50 the patriot band
rom your aide Of the water; severa-some Of whom had
sDci, powder IN hexico-havas srriyed In london ca
roSte Garbaldis camp Onc full blown militia gone
raj, Gen W, made himself very agreeable here 10
london, and made quite circle Of friends In short
Ame HIS political associations aud Southern education
made him eloquent oratora talent tina. lie exercised
9 very happy elect At several dinner parties he took
the great and the historical monuments Of OLD Eng
hnd-scqusitions that VIII, doubt, be brought into
night he left 10 60 TO his lodgings alone, after
jolly evening spent with some boon companions,
ne was found by fr,eusly policeman seated ia gutter
h the middle Of Trafalgar square, aud in the act Of ad
dressing very splendid GRAFTON TO the statue Of Nelson
thai aorns the 6re Corrhan pillar that overooks that
quarter OF London Ho declared IL 10 be his opiaonso
twas reported 10 me-that NeIson was good fcow,a
o,ct sssrs e1cceans s us BE-
rever deprived Of this splendid Grafton, as no reporter
vas present and oonsequeruy must DC forever los, 70
Believing that his return from the Italian wars ne
wiz be able recount the deeds be there viii door die
Mr.. Edwin James, N. p. for Marylcbone has been to
uay hiss seen Garibaldi aud has back ssain The
world might not have been Interested 10 the vacation
rsToes Of Mr. James had he 10. written some letters
places and bsd grammar, and nj the same time propa
gated the idea that he WAS "sert OUT By some high per
sopsgcs at home You have had Or the,e projections
discreet gentlemen you, who has condescendi1g
b. paid you a visit aud after having abused bis ed,to
Pal sod letter writing friends VII receive the thanks aad
she gratitude not only Of her Msjesiys h1sIeTs bat OF
thc country II large.
me interest 10 the Prince OF Wales and his tour IN
capital Of the cou2.ry Long ssoosns are pa0sSsd
throus tie kingdom the arrival Of every Amer
s,s., mai. Inc o S.% yoxs BENG ,. almost
ssr s on ~ SUBJECT, sopaIns the Day Wees a
Telegraph and Saturday Rerp and for aught kno In
. score o. other metropolitan Journals
You win see accounts In the Lyerpo journals Of vc
~ interesting meeting there on The occasion Of
10 the town the free public library and building for tho
same, by William Brown, Esq late n. p for south Ian
ashe and head Of the arm Of the brothers Bfosn
Liverpool New York Philadelphia, and In fact OF Europe
and America The Ein msde By this merchant prin
quarter of million Of dollars None who know any Of
the OF Brown Brothers, o. Brown, Shipey o.,
viii se surprsed a the donation. tbs saacs.ons s
Hi6ed and founded by Stephen Sirari IN Phisdelphs,
John jacob In New York, George Peabody in B.
more and Andover, and Joshua Bates 10 Boston, aud al
sopg cosmporsry persons fourishng Ia the age Of the
world most noted for commercial enterpyse and oil or
them OF thai have been solely the architects OF
their own fortunes. Two OF them natives Of Ame
rca who spcrt the most active portions OF their lives 10
Enslapd Of them natives OF Continental Europe who
spent their yts and anaescd their fortunes Ia America,
the other native OF the North Of Ireland, who
settled when yourg Liverpool, and With his brcinorN
founded the largest English and American hoascs existing
n the world that engaged In Haso between America
end Europe Does not the lustre Of such and soc
dceis oushDe the names, tho titles and the deeds 81
princes