The New York herald., 1860-09-10

not, and country II quite FREQ with royalty with.
out itn royalty ID not disadvantage then every
mere calculator must see ON the psnest common
grounds, that IL In immessurabe advantage. That
whole conventional ascent Of society which cuminates
the hiehsst form Of human rank undoubted gam
the mass which occupies the level II B so much clear
and paIpable addition 70 their interests In life, 30
much gro upd gained for imagination and sentim ent
s WORK poo much ass ssd essn l0r
instinct Of self elevation in nature which ksds
u 10 value proper connection With these who are above
w rank So long as men are men this instinct never
vii be era6icated from the human heart and those Who
pretend to detpse IL generally just tho men wDo
most under its yoke and indulge TO exoess Bat IL
this Instinct genuine part human nature the
enectve and successful mode Of gra flying IL e clearly
system Of definite and formal rans, ascending mp 70
crown poity which provides the very highest form
OF rank provides the highest qualification for that Instinct
IN human nature which desires dcnniie
10 lean upon and values relation H. The loyal deeire
W DC noticed by princes supToFes that have princes
notice ns That s truth which be obvious 70 our
loyal fellow subjects Of North America IL ia truth which
nobody need be ashamed OF seeing il ia truth which
tne tastes n'tncis ana sympshies Of human nature
ing every sensible and well disposed eoonst ibe Eng
lith crown.
Affairs I'm Sicily.
Before leaving Faro, Garbsdi ssued the following al
PAW woRps TO THE OFFICERS AND soLDliAs OF
lmorg the qualities which ought to predcm!nate o the
Italian my besides bravery, the amablity whlsh
possible that brave aud beloved officers should obtain
frxm fo'ders the discipline, fubordnatioD, and elan
Ora ness Which necessary to support The s fsssas Of
long campaign. Moreover they ought TO obtain the
sisncy which almost always decides victory during bat
Ties with barfbness they may obtain severe discpiine
but i better TO obtain 10 kind manner, and with
due influence True valor is sways the corcomisant Of
magnanmfy. brave Italian must be magrsnimoug
journs.
This of emancipation 60 nobly commenced by Won
Indebted for ts success 10 the heroism and sympathy
OF the people The which from Psrco BROUGHT
psmey that which secured The berssion 81 ,hs sca.
cspitapre ductd shat splendid result,
enemy could not be avsfe Of spite Of ts numerous
tpsF THIS fact WIS the result Of the affection Of the
sclisn people for the holy tefsnd and Of the
honorable behavior Of our sodery towards the irhab
tants.
Especial attention ought paid in order to secure
corcord between all the Italian provinces Un-
ssppy ss To's although se0sn,ss y G h.s
proud Of scieIs: ALREADY gained svs1 he snsmis:
Of the Toey ought to share with them he1 eYpe-
rence as 10 embolden them by friendly association
campaigns Italy bas seen that she can count upon ali her
sons without exception she can convince berse1 that
taan bravery has shcne forth At all periods of ~ his
tory-in the cold plains Of Lombardy, Piedmont, and
Venice well upon the lava Of its central southsru
regions. Therefore IL 10 not bravery that need recem
with al the fervor Of my the discipline ancient
Rme an invariable harmony from one 10 another and
rtm province 70 province besides due respect FOR pro-
pery and above ali for that Of The poor psssantry Who
turer much TO the scsnty bread OF their families.
v 70 ySS en an % ann
he has acquired them by his bravery and bcnevo
elee and the more 50 amidst the dangers Of war when
fatigue want OF food and the duration Of The battle
10 justify their naction One effort and victory
+ ours; but the answer No. that the soldiers require
halt. II then that the voice and
prestige OF . beloved officer arc enough stimulate
the greatsft recreant 70 new combat Besides, i'm
s an ecer who bad treated him indy who had a.
sisied him IN hH wants and who bad shared the tolls
and glory q ,%gn % r hsss % rs.,o1s s ssTes
oiers and take care Of them a. they would Of their own
family.
being listened 10, that being few, the struggle vii be
long, and with great crince Of gold and blood but
being many we shall secure the unity of Italy quickly
and wel so that future generations sha remember us
| with affection. g GARBAIpi
We have advices from Hong Kong 10 July shsnfhse,
June 70. The following 10 the summary of he Cana
koa -
Notbpg Of political Affecting ~ relations with
This empire has uanspred since the despatch Of las mail
lord Egn left this for the north Ia the afternoon the
23d u IN her Maesiys ship Fcrore and Baron Gros on
the morning OF The Gath ult In his imperial NAjesiys
soh and 2sh Jure respectively and were to iosss for
the rorth Immediately General SIR Hope Grant ard Ad-
nifa HOPE had both left for the Gulf of Pcchei the
former on the 22i June, and the latter the 2oth
The retes we're sl In tbe ASCENDANT according 70 last
sdvtcfs frrn shrr Rhae ard there trade what
at that port Some missionaries paid the rebels
visit ard well received and ascertaned that
tlsy beorgcd 10 tho TAPPING body Tho allies had sort
body OF a short distance into the country 70
tain II the rebels IN that vicinity Ho kweitsng
las been ceeradsd and ordered 10 Pekir prisoner
the oss oi Soothow but II thought be wonic try
make capital out OF the barbarian businefs.
There large number of transports anchored 10
ls,n Bay and the bay presented evcy APPEARANCE Of
tepg nne anctorafs. portion o the troops
ctmped on ihore. The Mandarins had prohibited The
PEOPLE from supplying forc's with provisions, and
large numtcr OF people had preceded nland 70 be out
OF the way some junks that lad been seized for
mhsa ai purposes deserted by the crews and the
iunks len In bsnds. The weather ID descr bed
cecil and brscng the thermometer standing a 70 degrees
In the cabin, and long twighis, similar 10 autumn st
home
From Chusn have no later intelligence than The I2b
Of June. The troops bad received orders 70 proceed
north.
FIom Iapsn there 10 no intelligence Of any mpcriarce
Things there 10 have settled down. There nos
much trade doing imports but In exports some tTsss-
actions we're taking place.
Arors disturbance took place II Funchau the a3d
June between the Canton lorcha snd the Chnebew
iorchs Various sssrred, but b right
relr amongst the Chintse NOD unrsauent lad
well o. water, and In the dst ct opposite HoBg Kong,
the sunou dsiries, many can lights take place, and
have been vintssed BY foyeersrs many cocss ops.
The msrdarns are 40 rovsrisfs that the people DO -
they IKE In the present. case the authoytes shut them
selves up In the city, leaving the beliscrenss 70 sse