The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NAY a. lsso-TR1P1B sHKEr


70 repros-b tts partisan general ~A violating iaerss
tobs las BY aspg oo srDs .ioe, gate =. pssss ~''o
his would the oppnD VI bis Atmpers "a - pae
rio SIS u charge h'm ~sh piracy for sexeg she CON
ysDy steamers. Toe mao, tue 40 the oscaD
,ssncss re 80 extraordinary that they moss 81
juegeo by tbemseives. Socoess viii stsnp Ger
rank; defeat, run and death him
here's % Quixoic Advebturer VI dsuotsss csarsgs ba
pe'se nhoos'trne stismp' The expsdnioo 70 s'c'i'
nay IN future be RANKED with William 0Taogee land
us n tI!lsns or MAJ be ranked with uuras isados
IN Casbis; AL ttN We he certain Of p the heroic
sosIsEs Of The nso who has attempted H.
OF The prep cts OF tho c'hsps cannot speak
ps an end. rbe s,c seen 70 have rseo sgsi
Then oppeors With ali the fury which yersof yIsouy
inspire. The roysl troops have en- nsid o. boy by
evks OF c,tzsns, bssVly armed and alm -, wholly
s.c'phrtd Men Of al ranks ana 81 prossss.o@
have IDe .a The Ss,su.n. The prs.s iAss'slys.
authority. and the wealthy have content stss
,seH oil struggle for tbs indepensenc, Of TIE nlAno
youth; even SOLDIERS and obc'as have cssss
abandoned the principles OF Their undsr the lmpu
poseIfu nachIs Tosre Is hsros a. ius,suos in tbs
story The vovh OF people Wwhs sndsng AZ med
TO- &C. ~hhous either foreign hslp mn,ary d@.scsop
eonD.pded thss jrsIcusy bet sssn soIa,ess and civ
ists vbch since lsss bss arisen tns iondnent-ibs
ap'I de osps wb Oh would make Fseuoa or aus
'rso reg eIt delighted " charge . PsssSn vrupes
mob, viii 10 doubt animate the Kings troops sgace
ns s'c S,,, n.s,gsns No sess distance ssoSss ,
towns are sco tsble by sea, aud the Is 81 the
memo Of the Kings fleet hoops have been sent few
10 poured long they arc pecsssssy rms
are, there ore DRy against the OF the move
the nsio snd we're out or the nsurgeDts soaIa he able
70 hold tn II agaipst ALREADY the hAnd
but The King allowed 70 use the whole strength Of tn
State IN oosrcipe his refractory province, Thick tue
which GAbaldi has espoused desperate enough
We have beard Of ooosprDg in the ssrses,
BY The proceedings Of tho Italian General on
be present OCCASION. fhe alleged license Of Bri.
spernassd 70 e.ris.ldi % s:sdlnsa s1oaud o.y j.
hubble W keU OraWs has parallel born sse~ 10 ne suds
s:S e s.s s s, . os, o q: sa
hs ps.spsgs,s punlsn The addresses .n .a,oa shs al
bslc able publicly 10 charge his country TO use
every 70 cid him in bis enserpn'e He them
that wherever Italians are lighting sgsnst their oppres
scihan Usurrecon should be aided, not 10 Sicily alone
hut wherever her enemies 10 30 met ~ did not
bui since these brethren q ours are nshoe, deemed
y my duty . ~ 70 the rsscua" " oou,se, por-
11 ne a.. Ss ~: TO
nent did all In s power TO prevent the embasksison,
but tbst tbe surrecsopsl Oomui,ee Of London which
came every obstacle. Without thinking WORTH
discuss this matter may beg 70 suSssss doubs Of tn
that Car,bsld has her bis o~n wsy 10 this mater
may be no fault In The Cabinet Of Turin TO sympatnzs
SS p, IS ss, %sss nan
the Courts Of SARDINIA ark Naples not de-
%sDd Any Great oscsey on the par; Of King Victor
can ba,d claim 10 have made any great exortions IA
Of NespolitaD authority and ihst they may q we'll
rot al ct virtue tho absence Of which Will DO no re-
Gsrbsldi has, during the late events IN ray, displayed
train Of character smsr 70 those Which IN popular
umation belonged TO the late Sir Charles James Napier.
Biavs ss BIB sword dashpg adventurous, ana lifted for
tbs most difficult enterpr be has yet 10 time Of peac,
been pronounced rough and impractcabe BY those 10
tbori'y. Since the concluion Of the war be has, ap-
ss, not risen In the favor Of the King his Minister'S.
, n ps,s s popu,s s%Sne ,ns Italians grsss but
politician he ~ 20 little esteemed that told be IL
likely TO be deiessed in any election who're he 10 op
and Count Cavour unfrendly feeling ssems 70 have
long exSied On the whole, u not strange thtt Carl
ersks strange that the Sandman cut should
be glad 70 let him 60 GaribAci In the SclAa In.
surrecuon the CHARGE Of Increased rerown. Count Ca
YOUR no oouht thinks that Sicily much suited for
his roub escm me rival than Turin. II General car
free Sicily, we'll and good be cannot, he viii either
rsputs Is 70 be no longer oar seroos 80 be allowed 70
e on nn orlcrn hope vhany whom he can persuade 10
Nothing woula AFFORD moro pleasure 70 Eusishmen than
the freedom u The tine bland which nov being
drenched With blood Its short connection With Eogiand,
boah by 6islians and country oasis
The waste Of the sands history We could sthsr give
the mainland, Ne s,uld slaoiy do H. Bat this
ton b. We fear not destined 10 prosperous result
iAs sovs Ss.sss sesI Z = Dat. sassssr AapPsv, AZ
(sds ~ fSescA eNd Austrian ocrsnus>nts dnSth<r pvds
fey kyes.no what nay BE- he views Of The former
. rSsss On hsssy = e. d,,sss s =. a y e Nc
nhscA 1ycek~ ksscps.
The Central American Question In Par
In the House Of Lords, on the 11th Inst The Earl Of
Foreign Affairs would have any objection 70 inform me
house In what state Of progress the mporsnt pegots
Al tanfr
relates 10 The relation OF thoss States Themselves With Greai
Britain bot - 70 the settlement Of tho long yexed qoas
nsot vent out Of ooe there three questions under
oonfsderAop, namely the settlement Of the boundary
me Ss,. ees"n e so.quo pro'ec,osAs 20
sion Of the Bay Islands TO-. Honduras, on con
di,icrs ipsur,rs the ,sesy Of her Mssys subjects 10
hese sands The ckcutsicn Of these three subjects had
besn ocmmeroed BY the late government, be snouli
hke TO beow he progress made IN the psgosatons He
leland. had been csdsd 70 nonsurss Il ,ss s.rs 20.
and n were done the condition laid dom 1rst by
Lord usrcnacs and d,sr.Tds BY himself he thoush.n
Bui~er treaty By the Unsi Safes and Is en- ire seen.
any Interference from the United any other
State whatever lie tbsuli ike kno whether thoae
government 70 pressni the corresponaecce 90 the
SUBJECT
ssea TO matters Of great importance pos only affecting
Arorcs, but 81 Affecting tbe Clayton Bnlxer treaty 10
begged remind the noble earl, who silude STATE
the sesoaions under the te That bsforo
that government left of1co The Clarendon and Dallas
treaty had fallen 10 the ground owing 70 difficulties rsssd
BY the secvstsry Of the United States Subsequently, ne
goasons resumed, and Sir W. ouselcy scot 70
CsnuL America Whh regard to the other question, The
Ictle lord 81 the bead OF The Foroigu Ofioe bad
iinued aose negotiations, and pe rr'l ras tyo1iy ~
rAt e Boy hlands oeded 10 Hondsras That treaty
had been received In this country ami rauied BY her
ksjfsty. The noble earl hsd advered 70 the concl
tons under which these Islands 70 b coded, &C
ooroht 10 The proposal made By lord Clarendon Those
ocrdrsrs bad been considerably modified; but N The
zane time arraogem sns were adopted which, be
trusted would secure he safety Of her Maesys subjects
IN the Day Islands, and a. time prevent the
elspcs beng cesed by Honduras 10 any other Power
The conditions Of treaty with Nicaragua bad also been
crciuced but The treaty not yet far the gov
eminent knew ratified By he Congress Of that State
signed BY her hsjeaiy. With regard 70 toe proiuct,cn
Of corrfycnefroe, The government could not lay the
raprs before the Housc unu these Publications were
changed.
The Earl Of NAuzyrRr though, The noble lords state
msnt satssciory, a. fn ~ vent, but everything de-
pended the terms which three islands ceded
Re the n1be lord that he informed hs