The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07

the pass short time among you 1t ID lea vc az
faith in the destniss of France whoss efforts promote
the good OF humanity always blessed by Providence
drink 70 the prosperity Of Africa.
Austria.
vrsSSA sept. 20, 1850
In yesterday sitting OF the Rechsrsth Cardinal Raus
cher agreed that the greatest possible autonomy should
be granted TO the provinces but at tho tue prnc
paly insisted on ihe necessity for maintaining the unity
Of the empire.
Prince Auersperg recommended that equal cons,ltu.
tonal rights shou be granted 20 the Provinces aud that
The basis Of the liberties acquired In 1913 should be
cognzcd. The Prince further recommended greater
extension Of the ancient Institution Of provincial dies by
the admission Of representatives from the citizens and
the rural population.
Count laaih condemned the privileges OF certain
classes OF society lie aso spoke vor OF the unity Of
tie empire according TO the tenor Of the prsgmac sane
Count Apponyi stated that the ree,tabshmcnt Of tho
Turner constilaiiona privileges s Hungary could DO
H. Maager preferred sacrificing the historical rights Of
bis comparios TO the establishment Of the representa
nye ~ stem Throughout. the whole empire.
syria.
The following 10 the report of the Anglo American Re
Bryaorr, Aug. %, 1880.
Atsmer,lnx of tho Anglo American Relief COMMITTEES
the following statement and report adopted, and
ordered to be printed for circulation In England and
Amerir:
The Anglo American Relief Committee deem II due -
the British s. Relief Fund Committee, and TO other
committees and individuals who either have cOntri
propose TO contribute aid 10 the Syrian sufferers from
the prescnt 10 keep them correctly informed as 70
It's opraions and also as - the urgency Of The distress
that sis for relief II ID 10 these important OBJ
scis that The following statements are made. Our com
mities originated stern and terrible nccsssIty Many
thoussnds Of plundered helpless refugees lied suddenly
into city from the mountains seeking profession from
the devourng sword, and calling for food and shelter
Tie emergency was 80 pressing, un.speo.ea and over
fore the ORGANIZATION Of the committee could DC
pleed before the full extent ct The calamity
known second issue OF the circular, however, was
put forth after The Arst posy be showing
only the fu organization Of the committee but the
Immense addition amouut Of distress and suffering
In cor sequence Of the Damascus. Tne sub
joiued report Of subcommittee viii show that the
work Of distributing food, clothing and medicine I, the
SUI carried forward a seals small at the
beginning but which has rapidly expanded la'o dimen
sions quite beyond abiy and revealing IN s daily
prosrcss mass Of ees,ituiion and misery which is truly
appalling The basls Of organization Is wholly
tartan and broad enough 10 its spirit and design 10
brace all classes Of sunerers from this var. Christians
only mentioned IN circular, and that simply be-
cause they the ouly applicants for AID Not Druse
NohAmmeden, or Jew hAs applied Tor assiance. Tho
nrrscs remain masters o. their half Of the nouains and
from tLer enormous punder of the Christians richer
than before The outbreak The Is true Of the Mos
lens who have taken part n The while the Jews
have nowhere been either pndefcd or mocsted except
the very small community Of DER Kamar. On the 0to
wfo receive daily aid frum your Charity, very
large majority arc Nnoaics; the nexi most numerous
c,sss are artts oathoAf cunsds rablc number Of
the Greek church, while only about 100 are Protcstans
81 ould the thstFing forinneH of war reduce Druses,
the ssre desttntor ~s should be ready 70 extend 70
d. l sa, kfnd NJ aid thai &c now give 4, the Chris
t,a,s I'VE oula .arpesily q.ayd our patrons against
r. inrsspvn that the rccasty FOR these charitable
Contributions wall soon cease by tac rstoTaton o nesce,
and Inc re of government the country
a., TIC eourrary The number ~ destitute in daily multi
nlt no ~ our hands and the SUFFERING "a becoming more
sne more etripreut Thepe MO mai few tustres On
etr rersors when they arf frrrn thoir Burning haba
tiers have urrr tns the ~ 600 xho ezrstd INTO the
srs r.rsct ~ Kevrarar have exaas,ed Inc re-orros
III ,h., hretbyen ,here .ra are bcr dri;tng bar urn
=. - ,tssrss ,ss.frg gbsi,r anA cryIry ~ brrad
xhe 90 earavass rom Dan.sc blcs gp our glyeets
xth A., assumlring reupants a her l3.reii.n ppus
ln,0p Yany are scx. TIE children are dying %
ul,h aisrnlnr raridl,y IN cur hot CLIMATE eflenlcs
.re vpreaairg sronsr; the haf led, half elotnes
h.f anf unlerr be,,rr fsoi clothing
ard sal care arc provlded the victims o disesse viii
erc erg o,nrrt her these ~ the sword 10 ale ths
srcvrratrc n srrt We dstrIbste bread daily 10 more
,ban Go por We have procured houses and tents A.
rar 4, possible fer shelter voted puschasc aud
ceii btte, With TIE - operation cf ladics auxiliary
cemmltiee, eco garments. wt have cvmmepced q he's
p'al TOR the ck and opened SOUP Kitchen chithy
though not eNoutvcv or Their benefit and Tor mother
who nurse hoping H. save ~ the children by giving
20 The mothers more rcrf ssr food than mere dry bread
nuu he obvious that thcse va o1s operations, expand