The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08
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steanpipe Ever, ries 10 make up tost time as
wer, and the lac excitement contributes 70 enhsuce
this tntency The shops, ~hich have been closed 'of
The last two m ntns. are all en nNw; gunmaKers sh
Oilers tsiOrs am und cap nakerS cannot suhce Tor
all the demands they get There regular race every
year ir,u sic ~ with fret fnit let those 10 want
10 make enormous profits reverse the direction of the
race, and bring cut mrskets, soy,ls, pstcis powdr
guns, ST. smers, saddiery ammnniton pouches RED ta
rel leather and they will Ind ready market Aming
arm ing and srnrg the only thought which his takea
ion Of every one and every md Of weapon how
ever old In repaired in the absence Of better whoever
shall be first In the race viii win thousands. AS Tor any
fear cruisers there all tho Neapotan vessels
Gun do IL 20 keep their own In Few daJseverys snip
will be Of aid the cosat clear. Bro
Cheering has somewhat fubsided, except when Garha
d appears and then the thing Is worse than ever Poo
Pile 10 have enough Of him The consequence
rs las given up walking about the streets except Mt
dawn when he Is not likely to be too much moested The
hro u kiss his hands has been such that he mas suoi
general order stop this; while every one who calls
him EXCELLENCE Is in danger Of being arrested was
chiefly with view 70 oil this worship that he lef
the Paazzp etorio where the presence OF the Ministers
Of Munich atty always pretcxt for hundreds TO
penetrate his have at times numbers Of
the s,ctesi ORDERS and the too have been given
NIL tho parish priests 20 relieve those who are In want
their PARISHES, but such In the spirit Of beggry that
every one tries 70 get something out of the Dictator In
the BEGINNING carried away by his good nature he gave
direct orders for those VINO applied thus but he hsd SOON
give up this pian for his position had become worse
Than that Of the simple minded tourist who shows dispo
sition give md Immediately assailed by all the
beggsrs ohe quarter Great doubt has been the mise
ry tor the last months there were few earning or
ALI have been burnt out Of their houses,
hole families have lost the little they had, and not I'M
frequently the support of the family Besides this, the
government has always encouraged beggary rather than
not thinking 1t the best means Of making people de-
pepdeut The mopssteres and converts which relieved
much they could most Of them so reduced In
their means that they have scarcely enough for them
selves. For Instance, that of the Gancia which was
pundered by the sodery the 4h OF April had itself
apply for assistance the Other day The whole brother
hood my nne in number, kept in prison for weeks
aSd On coming they found every thing gone
movable
II principally with view OF Keeping OF the
thrcng that Garbsid changed his quarters and went 70
the MIST outo the way part az the royal raace. The
state lately occupied by General lama hal been
prepared for him. but he chose some rooms constructed
,hr above tho gateway leading towards Mon
re,lc where there Is teny Of air and beautiful view
all round There ne Is perched with his staff beyond the
reach Of the crowd
Muse las taken the place of the cheers all the
Thee four banos, atred in the indispensable
red shirts about the town, stepping at the Paszzo
Reae the reorW and wherever else the spirit OF harno
ny seizss sben all before css and ice shops Their
vi not large but they make the INST of IT, there
above all with the refrain a Firu Ia THEODORE,
We Ia LiJ7.6 which TO electrify the sudience
They begin sno end Win it, and the people never have
enough cf IL. Every part Of the town resounds
with II in the evening, and every bov in the street
hun ming IL All ths singing and playing goes on till
late night desre Of barbados; crowds wander about
n the streets, which still, Illuminated until further
orders The precautiou is useless for Palermo has
gas except for few mouths the Marina, and the &C
~ oil lamps would scarcely give sulcieu. light :" get
does not been here Till sunset the rest 81
the being bot and by degrees order rs restored
people naturally fall into their old ways Al hrst no one
dared 10 out after sunsetDow midnight Is the limit
and when the keaToltns gone dare say people VIII
keep II up TIL The element the Scilians
out strong in this night life Tha mum
Der 81 cces and ice sho,s wide open and Illuminated the
stir ana noise the runs and offensive smells, all remind
forcihly II Sarscens ant Gree ks. Norman, Spanish
and Boui bon dominion have left scarcely any traces In
features, character aud language the primitive elements
are stu the MIST prominent
MseMahon, King 81 Ireland.
(Frcn the fars correspondence Of the London Times
The pamphlet La Question Aiasdasse, which is, am
agsp informed the production u OF the stat of the
tor srcsd 70 tse S,;~ has seone "a new rcssrh.
penny, called Moe MahoN Ros O. Fid~de. The writer "
the QssoS H'o.dot, must b. admitted, die his best
" mix up rome mxlignty with his inconceivabie gno
rance the sixteen Of which the present imposition
GU the pubic CONSIST purely and unredeemaby stu
pid The example o. Iamphletee-ng set IN high places
seems 70 be fellow ,in has reached the lowest
stage at scrtbbling
MAJ MsAo., Ros d. Iria~ds 10. like It's predecessors,
anon and h hss all events merit that OF
hemg siS you the foiloSing passages Of the con
ciuf ons-
Indispensable npl mcnt o her sntagonism against u.s.
Well be the rule IN diplomacy IN war TO repel
The British islands protected by their powerful fleets
have reassn to tar. like foreign coalition II is
therefore, by the interior that We must think Of taking
them.
ss that that pretend that Il is necessary
destroy their powcrs I'm tine contrary desire thai II
may ipcrs are, ON condition Of secDg II divided
L.i IN der-,snd zoe ano,h g; she English Power,
!, -. go 1910 a., y -. - - ,..,. !, ts
a1 M i,s,f n.,,r.l ,asn,r o,.e an ss sha shoa,c 49,
~, N IN, poiny her sys, M in,on,,,ss. in i.cr or
which nv ,em.iy ~, a. aessns,vr she might ,,hou,
causing ~ oshc ssa,cs thnS OF rsenaing her
self n.dcfsrsiy and for exnmplc occupy herself aivan
taxeurl, c.ucsr, with ance, RUSSIA aud Germany,
with the friendly and dcantiyc regulation f the Eastern
our stioD
Here are then, logically led to this conclusion
The Hsitann,c Confederation Is peace What n 10 be
done ~ Obtain IT.
England hers Is has the pains to teach II II u.s.
In TACT ny akir tue Romagna vote In spite Of their
sovereign; by protesting manifcsv n 40 ofci ally the
tropics VIII. ure badly governed have the right 10 with
draw themselves from the laws which govern them bv
votss and even ny Instruction.
Well then. Let us Mace Ireland in prcsence Of the
Rou.agr n an, of sicily
I,rtapl xe are IA, from, a,c,ov,,x IN. rr.n,er A,
b,h m, =. u, ,s hayo ~, ,rs,as ha, ,s.. a.
po, mn. m s, 90 ,u,,y,,.,i r,,s a,v rans,sra,,a -h
dos moi a,o b.,, r, s,,,an ,a coron.r,sa ,b
M. oTst " WV"
What more natural ,h.refre thar An coo ,ho,,. ana
persrc,,ed Ire NM u.,I6 ne, inntcnce f pr,ss,sn,