The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

sncn TO be set down authority WntstSet
on any commercial or maritime subject The Connaught
Is not as large as the Persia gorgeousy finished as
the Adrc but Cor real comfort, and fine proportions
combined with good and economical arrangements on
board, believe she has not a superior ahoat
late number of the Sydney Empire the leading Poiiti,
cal and commercial paper New South Wales stated that
the OF Australia growing rapidly that
the commerce Of that great southern continent with
Great Britain must soon be carried on by vessels very
little II any inferior TO the great levathan steamer now
on her way towards shores Were she by some I'M
foreseen casualty 10 be hopeesy wrecked on this nrst
voyage, by any ordinary cause incident TO all vessels
In my opinion not year would pass without the laying
down Of not but steamers at least two
thirds the sizeay IL 900 tons-n not a. large as the
Great Eastern. When did mankind-Anglo Saxons--ever
stop or get baked at one two, or ten failures in any ua
able undertaking.
There's no such word as fail in any English, IS am
sure there is not in any American dictionary
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS. June n, 1880.
The Pope sosseisnq Aid from Napoleon M-Rply Of Ne
Eup7or-Gari1ad, PREPARING to Invade Naples, &C.
Ihave Just asoertained that the following important
event has occurred Pope short time since made
an appeal the Emperor Naposou asking his Majesty
aid of the revolt Of any Of his Holiness Subjects
or the invasion Of the Pspal donions by 0srbaldans
by the Sandman troops The made TO this d.
rect appeal for succor follows-The Emperor
called TO the mind of Plus X that for many mouths and
at many different periods, he Napoleon Ill., ad-
yised most strenuousiy that immediate reforms be
granted in the Papa dominions and that cessation Of
foreign enlstments should at be ordered No aten
paid these admouitons and advices and now
the Emperor OF the French interfere All he
do this He will guarantee TO his Holiness the
sion OF Rome, and for that purpose be will allow his
troops to remain in that city until further orders II had
been intended TO withdraw them month but the
orders TO that effect You will see from
the very nature of this reply that France anticipates the
total freedom OF italy. l assured that Garbald is
making active preparations 10 invade the mainland, and
that he will march at once on TO Naples The that
me n had Ia
rect AS yet such event has taken place. although IL
has been announced by the telegraph In few days,
however, shall hear Of three simultaneous attacks
all In different places and calculated TO distract the
teuton Of the Neapoitan commanders as well as to
separate their forces. AS asserted arst the present
movement Will end but when the whole Of Italy sree
PARIS June %, 1860
Chicaney and Fraud in High PIacesEngIand and France
Arroycd Against King Bombd-Resun Of the Baden Baden
Conference Enthusiasm for Garioald, on the Increase
Movements in SiIy-Capture Of TIE Vessels BY the Nedpo
li'ans-Healh Of Prince Jerone-7he National Agrcat
tu~al EzAiifiou-sponish Mules for ne Army dc.
We live in times of such utter bewilderment that the
most astute minds only lose themselves the endless
OF conjecture. Even fair to be
veingther unerring laws, and cry out what
nexts when they behold midsummer day the rains of
November and feel the chilling blasts OF March The
Bishop Rennes as he filings of his winter wrappugs and
himself by yule log instead OF setting doors and
windows every breath Of wnd may well order pray
ers through docess for favorable temperature
But what are politicians TO doS He who has decreed tn
eeed and harvest shall never fail is Of purer eyes
than behold iniquty, and the suppcations OF men
whose lips hold one language and their hearts another
may scarcely look favor where all secrets known.
The amount Of chcanery and fraud that is being
pracsed in the higher regions Of political life has proba
bly, bern rarely equalled exceeded. England and
France who are quietly pulling the strings which to
unset the throne Of the King of Naples themselves
arming to the teeth against another WHILE at the
same time French government gravciy promotes the
publication OF scheme for making a railway the
channel that separates the two countries. Why, 1t Is
said should twenty miles Of water be sufficient to inter
fere with the rrevocable sympathies OF two great
tiouss The genius of France is sufficient for all difficulties
The Emperor has only to will IT, and, powerful than
Canute the ocean will obey his nod. A jetty can be
made on colossal foundation metres below the level
OF the sea- &C. and then there be four double lines OF
rails prevent any danger of the train slipping into
the sea- walls three metres in thickness be
structed and forth. The system Of prctcnce is
being ptactscd in the Fast wberc color OF anxiety
for the CHRISTIANS welfare, the poor Turks mess OF pot
tase is the real object OF desire And the Emperor
OF all the French hobbing and nobbing with all the
princes and potentates Germany and 50 full Of peace
and good will that Edmond About indites pamphlet
20 keep the public mind well up to the mark lest the mod
eru Charemagne should play his mark and misiead
f. n Edmond Abouts brochure has, in fact, been so CO.
piousy circulated and generally commented on that In its
turn obliged TO submit to certain adjustment The
Corss,,one and organs OF the government have
been instructed utter gentle protests against the system
OF pampheteering Why should the government be made
respoasibe Tor few brilliant pages from About(the
said pages having brliancy whatever though good
deal % matter OF grave sgnincaiion) Are not many
pamphlets publshed-say NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the gov
ernmenv What's About TO us, we TO About Unfortu-
natey NJ Edmond Abouts pen has been anthoritativey
employed more than once, and men naturally say The
government could interfere with the publication OF NJ
taIurs the frontiers OF France, and
mend its suppression, could have done precisely the
sarne IN the Of About, who Is Of is most hum
Wen thee Judging from this writer's language. the al.
rect purpose Of the Emperor his present mission
Baden u 70 stimulate Prussia to take the lead forever out
Of the hands u Austria and IN become the head OF Ger.
manhuuy TO count upon, France as her nihfai ally IN
such a work and believe that the single minded
carried her the side Of Piedmont would place
her beside Prussia " Let u not be imagined that the
dcspotism Of France and the consutionalsm OF Ger
many are rrcconcabe IL not the chief magistrate or
France the offspring OF the national WHY IL not is
legislative organization the sames IL not the hushcd
OF the press the result Of that universal suffrage
which placed the Emperor where he IS aud unless were
content with all he said, and did and wrote, would the
came universal suffrage national will suffer him %
remain theref France represents the rcr ropui IN con
tradsuctou the dogma OF divine right Prussia Is her
sef the incarnation 81 the popular voice IN contra
Distinction to Austria who ohstnaely aiheres 20 divine
right let Prussia and France therefore be brothers"
". Edmond About is very iocose on the subject
OF the Rhine what be says, is the meaning % all
these fears frowns about this little natter Since
the annexation o. savoy we hear Of nothng else But
listen TO me. suppose the highway you encounter
pcaceahe noensve looking man. and you think NJ
Co 20 up him with shaking hsi, say ing, Il See sir,
yQn want n give me a box the carl sec II dis.
shelly. I don't heed what Won say 10 the con
trary. your intentions plainly stamped on your
cOunenanoe but this tell you, If Won DO, II you
dare much III finger against me. viii give
you such a thrsfhing NJ never received or dream
"a receiving yCur hfc Well says " About, under
euch circumstances. rhonmc u Plus poecrsf II = plsU
dur would end by giving his inercuor the box on The
he pcrtnaciousy suggested In plain language,
prussia prates too much about what she viii do II the
Rhine molestcd the French viii Just 20 In and take u
Altogether mischievous brochure has not issued
from the Pars press for some time No knows what
20 think what conclusion 10 draw Everything seems
governed by the strict rule Of conirare The most
full missions pregnant with war; the closest allies
are only the dcadcsi enemies