The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the TeutOnia at
New York.
Our London, Paris, Berlin and Florence
Correspondence,
&s., ke., As.

As., &C., Ae.
The steamship Tentons, from Hamburg Is and South
ampton 9th inst, arrived ~ this port last evening.
Oar London Corrsspondencs.
LospoS, Nov. 3, 1880.
me Casnd War-A Eeso Treaty Of Amity and Cbmmeros-
The Awba,sador 10 BE Receisea-Greas 8az1e in Per.
sid-7Ae Greai Cirslisers Of Ae Aoc-rae Warsap Don
fyence-TAs London r,m<f Nick Of h& Woods-ne
London PreS-Inauenoe Of TaSkee Enterprise in En0
land-Granaey Berkiey's Flint to Amosca-7ae Gai,oay
sxamsatp Co~pany-Grea. Sale Of Blood Horsa sn
EsyTt, dc.
The most interesting news is from the rlowery King
dc The Brother Of The Sun aud Uacle Of the Noon has
seen his ragged regiments defeated the Tsku forts
and now the Ambassadors are In full march 70 the
capital, where the Emperor hiss promised them
honorable reception Considerable disappointment
IL felt here that the Plenipotensia-ies were going
Pekin without being accompanied By the be'lgeren
and victorious armies Such . display would have had
good effect the Emperor and hs dirty and mouldy
re.lnue Of ocsa Such another opportunity may never
again during the present generation John China
homo peculiarly susceptible under the force Of
hard knocks and heavy military power-but 70 nothing
else from without One great Of embarrassment 70
the Western forces d the revolution going on and a.
tended with more or less success The revolutionary
party from the best lights possess Ia The old and
Chinese race, while the present reigong dynasty are
Tartar uaarpep. What creates stin sympathy for
the roees IL the fact that they evidently far
susceptible Of Christian and civilizins influences
than the reigpips TArtars. Let whichever OF shes,
parties predominate, there must soon be an end of
Chinese exclus.veness and free and UNRESTRICTED
Lerccurse with that extraordinary people, The leading
paper Of London the Daily Telegraph, in commenting on
The lse act, gives the grounds which treaty
should be based Fu compensation for the expenscs Of
the free navigation not OF the Peiho only, but o.
tho Fang tsc Rabg also, with the right OF residence ~
the capital ofuade with the Western provinces OF dplo
matte equality with Rcssa, and security for missionaries
the Indispensable conditions any per nsaen, compact
with China Lord ngin s very freely censured
In the Enelah journals for allowing himself 70 DO LED
away 70 Pekin without his army there 70 make trty
probably as shorn Of results pres g lhs OF
Mccartney or Amherst- We must wait for detailed
count Of the military events before how much
has been cone and with what eatct The eIpapsion Of
British commerce undcr their seam pressure great
tha, nothing viii suffice but 70 open the great continent
" Asa-what they have cot alrcady--,o their traie.
There has Jas, been conflict near the capital
Of KhorA ssan, Mssnid, In Northeastern Persia, be.
tween the naiional forces unae . Persian prin,e and
band Of la~less Tcrsomans that committing dc.
prodations and robbing caravans with mpunity. The
conflict dreadful, thousands being killed
both sdes Considerable s.snliosncs and importance Ia
attached 10 this among those barbars Of The cas
plan, ~ sLo f.s shss ssis direct hlrh road
overland from Europe 70 the British possessions 10 India
Persia and Turkey being both friendly terms with
Great Britain, Russia has done everything possfbie to
SOW dDssnsious among our race ana these oricnials
and these rprkomAns are supposed 10 be under some
,nt.w
and Pesia both certain 70 melt away before Tho vgo
civilization o. the West Whoever manages 70 step
90 the dissolution approaches vii &c, too.hoi before
the former posscssor has departed
Alta very ea,iy day John Bull VII estend his ama,crls
aid In form 10 assist making railway from the
Black Sea to the Persian Gulf and every The grcal
highway thus formed-,hat viii evestuany roach
Dclh, Bombay and caicutia-will be uocer British
protection and control. Travellers can 60 BY
water from Eoglsnd 10 the Bosphorus and
the Ers'ne, aud ,h@e step on board tho train,
and be drscged By the whstiIng ssam away over
the plains OF Persia 10 the sss Of tho ancient reh
Baby and Bagdad. 10 . singular picture Of the
revolution Of The Tines" that make mountains
syer-snsksrsrss osn words, and seeming 70 foressl
the cradle Of the human race and thai Witnessed The
birth 81 Chrstianiiy aud u autoor the ground that 10
recorded N Eoy writ should be a,noos The verv lsst
when the ~ord Is being pcrvsded by Christian civil
TIDE towards the Past that set In motion by A,cssu
der The Great oay vcyed military invassou but the
esons Of CssG toos 70 The banks OF The Thsmes the
germs Of art ciercc commerce. and rAce thai were ev
depsy destined TO gram themselves On q s.--s thai
should alter prod o. pesr, too thousand years not
CRY ARE poesc.son OF ntinent the Wet thea IN
knosp, but In tine return 10 the East and sostp and
oycrrun tae races who 700 bdolent to baharous
zoo weak and TOO superstii,oas 10 aca their o~n IN
competing and &C sse ere
TURKEY has Jest crsned her nrst r.lirosd line .one
forty mes " ergth, low down Me ~rabe or coarse
NJ bal found the roEay and bai tn road me Nos
steam bosse, bad shsep killed "a rr,aoc - spps,e
t6c gods, a. make them rroptols 10 TIC grcs, nnoya
tton-snd away css. Tho train. Talk o. garfbslls and
mssiorsries and preachers aud Hblee and ~ hsu rno
Lpe oavtsers arc the rssoA the steamer and tue sls.
graph After these oon- the Newspaper, soof pos,
office ard Cnritan preaching; and = free press
and liberal governneot mart follow, i1ss rurely a.
the DAY oomes With TIE rising OF the Get an mos,
uneroseo Tire Of steam ccmmucication from The strss
u Tower " CAsera Va Coussotinopis, and On 10 nag
dad y Calcutta and Canton and despossns aour9
We shall fas
The conference at wsrssw, "a ! predicted. ~, =
lkrei the reform 10 Aus,ris 10 swiasis; ms
pretended friendship Of Prussia for Enrlaud a
cell, and tho Intervention o. Napoleon Z bore |
cont thinn the European monarches have any reason
2 sr over BROTHER Jonathan In consequences Of sny %
neu oones tas year Jonathan has his quei and psos
ul revolution II the ballot boz white haf Of Frro >. ia
unvulscd BY toe Din Of arms aBd revolutionary x,v,
merely 70 zee whether King Stofk King shall wear
be crown. The people, all the time hare Jude or 40
zoe N lssr sovenmeni I'll every Thing brssss d,sn
Your recersIon Of the Prince In sow YORK vss. bru /
ant thsr, and mast BE very gratifying 70 him a. wen
v 70 hs mother Ard the Euglsb pailon
Ard 70 ynu have hal Fpcciurn Of The enterpr.e ~
be ioBaop Nssf Thsr Nrk Or the waass "a N 4 4
row % hs quite sczplnn B1bh sta@Fp,ls sbo !, ~ Il
~ ZOE red ~ thc forcp' Yia krtr~ 40 o.,
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