The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

HERALD, WEDNESDAY,
our famlies Iprry you to continue 10 accord ne yccr
s 1a sDa II any sISs ySs mS s.ss % ~ @
the duties Of nephew 70 An uncle, bid you with 81
my heart, farewell, and sign myself your arssossie
Alter hastily making his preparations for departure.
Count AQula went u midnighl board tho scho
henA, which was purchased for him In FL glad 1neLce
"Yous HIMrr '-Gerera ralomoa, when aelivsrrg TO
my passport, and communicating the Mn ste
rial order which enoins me to go on board steamer DO
clared 70 IN the name OF the President Of the Guc
the true motive Of the measure It s he told me- that
everybody nccrsed against me, and that ought IN
the country from cortsgraon, and he same
time 10 preserve my lfe wh,h longer IN SAFE
should art myself in grsa. peril Your Msjss,y gees,
then that the mission given /, IN the letter referred
n, r., ar inn osns ,s se ~ one s a.,
Italian citizen, cannos abstain from p-ossstug
bark, which have this moment done, at boar AFTER
midnight The protost not made 70 save me from do
khAn nave been 70 get order the pagers essential
for 20 doing. desire only 70 tell your As,esty 'hs ny
Italian and constitutional principles meritsd d.rsr
which am the object very nurdeascme 70 heart
which Zee. itself quite different RON the unworthy por
trait hat has been sought 70 mako Of hGd also
another motive, not less powerful tor writing TO your
Majesty; il Is tia. you have dcgued to admit rae TO
make you. but ao 70 tx2res TO you my immense az
lection OF which, you have had many proofs Be- that
attest nay unocsnes ana 70 protest 70 your Msisv be-
fore the naton and before The whole world, that have
mo- y s sss ~ me saa na S
letter TO Gen. Paomba Isaving also u him 70 repeat
70 the Ens<ne expression Of tho which oed
me " his Majesty, 70 the country. and 70 ltay ana,
| with respect, Sc, LOUIS De HouagOS.
On Bo1sD nm SCHOONER ySu, Aug rs. IA quarter past
| THE GRAND ITALIAN gxcrRsyoN-rug EXCURSION
PARrIEs TO sIcuY-rHE YANKEE MODE OF FIJI
BcsTERiNG.
Tie london papers contain the following advertise.
meat>-
select party OF excursionsts intend t, visit South
Italy. AZ the country 10 somewhat unsettled, the ex
viii bc furnished with Of self defence,
tired picturesque and uniform costume. General
Garba ID bias Literally granted the sxcnrsonsts Tree
passage 70 city and Italy aud they win be supplied with
refreshmeus and attire suitable for the climate IneJr
nation TO be obtained At Capt Edward Styles Offices,
No. salisbury street, London, w. All persons de.
with Their subscriptions, requested Communicate
Immediately With the Committee OF the Gsribsld Fund,
! Al No salisbury street, Strand. London.
In 10 the numerous applications for Information
which are made by letter copy Of the fo,wng circu
No s SALISBURY STREET, LONDON, August, 1860.
SR-n reply 10 your letter Of the - Inst, beg 70 Tor
ward yon the folio wing particulrs:-
free passage, costume means Of seaefence, and all
provisions during the voyage, AMI satisfactory
You car leave the English excursioniss Il any mo-
men but should you do before their return 10 Eng
land no claim will exist 70 any Of the advantages which
| may fall 10 others.
3 A persoca interview 10 imperative, when you can
The excursoaiss expect leave within days from
this date. Three days notice viii be given 70 those
s's' EDWARD srYtEs' Captain, earioaldi's stan.
The most remarkable oder made 10 the committee in
hood Of Lytbsn he says that, i made Colonel, he
would EQUIP 500 men, and land them ~ any point which
GArioadi might wish
Qacen victOria's Speech.
The Lord Chancellor, with much elaboration and
phass then proceeded 70 read the royal speech as fol-
MT Losps Avn GrnxMs-we are commanded by her
Majesty 70 release you from further attendance In Par
Lament, and II the same time 70 convey Ia you hsr
bscstys Acknowledgements for the zeal and sssituisy
with which yoa have applied yourselves 70 the per.
formsncc OF important duties during the long AID
aboriors session Of Parliament about close Her
Majesty commands 70 inform you tat her rclsons
with loregn Powers friendly and satisfactory and
her Majesty trusts that there is no danger any ia
terupton Of the general peace Of Earcpc Events of
sonsias,so'e Importance are indeed, taxing psaos
/ therein, and the Itsaas len 70 settle
their o~n affairs, ,he tranquility o. other STATS
win remain undlsturbcd. The proposed conferences
the subject OF the ccssoo OF Savoy and Of Nice 20 France
have nst yst been held Bu, her Majesty confidently
trusts thai in any negotiations which may take pace,
ll and adequate arrangements viii be made for securing
IN accordance with the spirit and letter Of the treaty Of
Swiss Confederation That neutrality and independence
object which all the Powers who parties
10 the Of Vienna attached great importance and
they are no less important general
interests OF Europe Hcr Majesty commands
the chrstan population IN Syria have inspired her Mars
~ With The deepest grief and Indignation der
MAJESTY hss chesIfsly soaoarrea WIN the Enps,
Prince Regent OF Prussia and the Emperor II Ras
sa, IN catering INTO an engagement with The snl,in BY
which temporary military assistance hts been aaDded 70
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that part of his domnions. We commanacd b. ner
Majesty 70 INFORM you that Der Majesty greatly resrets
that pacific overAres which, by her Macssys
torr her Envoy thinA made 70 the Imperial govern
ueni Pexn did no. Had p any satisfactory result and
and military forces which her Majesty and ncr ally the
Emperor Of the French had sont 70 the CHINA should
purpos. cfsuporng the ust demands Of the allied Pow
ere Her Majesty, icsroas ~ givag all possible weight
Special Ambassador for this service, the Earl Of Exn
who nego ated The treaty ~ Ten tan the fa and iAth
fui cxecutics n which demanded from The Emperor Of
Gentlemen o. the lIouS Of osmmeas--Iler Majesty
commands ~ y convey % yoc .er VAN acxno slsds
the o. the rrrsen, year, aud for toe provcn
which you have made for those dcfcucss which csscn
tai for The security q her do,kyarts and arscnss
Nv Lords and Gcrtlcmen-hcr Majesty oommanis m
n express you the eradication and pride with which
ssea her volunteer orss have sresay made AMI
which highly honorable 70 their spirt and patriotism.
msr ns n sy en- ac c G'T r, e's ssrc. s s,
| with her forces engaged for general service H,r
Majesty trusts that the additional frscicm which 700
have given vl lead 10 fresh dcvelopcmeut
ri protective ndrsry Her Majesty hiss given ner ready
ssssn, 70 several measures Of great public usefulness:
The acts or regulating the relations between landlord and
,ennt Ireland wil her Majesty trusts, some
fertile OF disagreement Tho act Cor anenfng the
Lac which regulates the discipline Of her Nslesys navy
has estsbliahcd ssutary rules for the adninsuson o.
Justice by courts martial sud Tor Maintaining good oSner
ne ns-M .svoe s &C. ss.rag upon saao .s,s
ton Of the property Of charities sod for the srcy and
ON ca settlement a Disputes Affecting proper
| ~ While. by another act, relief has been ssord
| "a 10 ner MAiessys Roman Catholic soolecs
| with r.ssrd n their charitable cpdormensa sere
raj other acts have been passed for legal reform,
which lead 70 the saiisfsctory ainns;raiou
q Justice Her Majesty has observed with dccp satisas
the spirit Of oysny. Of order and Of oedience o.
the a~ which prcras among her SUBJECTS. b'th 10 ihe
United gngdon nrd IN her dorininrs beyond sct; and