The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our london, Paris, Disppe and Berlin
Correspondence.


Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Sept. 3, 1900
Progress Of Gd,itald-7ze Eastern Question: Po.iy Of
Napoleon-FGnancial Condition Of Aastria-F Favorable
Weattr in Engtd,sd-Proores Qf iNwsst Rai,,uass in
England, DO.
Tho two volcanoes 1t NapIesor rather the moral and
political thoroughly absorb the feeling ed pass
here in EDgand that minor domestic news arc
quite ecsed Two days ago the King ned 70 Gsea and
this day Garibald has appointed TO dine st Naples with
select party Of friends Tho wretchod King seemed 70
be possessed with the spirit Of Macbeth and disposed 70
"ry the last 2 but 'spae Fcariho aaexibs mastaS Of
the yranthas sent him on, with his boads his womsn
hin rosaries and his ducats breathe the saned atmos
phcre Of Father Pho Nino. Up 10 yesterday It wM be-
eved here in London that there would be ut least show
cf battle undcr the brow Of vcsuvius, bat now the
prospect II that the hero viii have triumpnsl march
along the shores Of that beautiful bay by Cascamare
and Procida, 70 tho walls Of st. Elmo. We must not,
however, be TOO confident The that Gar,bsidi's
flag floats proudly the becagusrod city win be re
lief to his friends everywhere Tho movement made By
Victor Emanuel lately showed certain amount Of jes-
lousy In the kngy breast but the conqueror sad "So
stand aside do everything in your name but am not
10 bo foed, thrust ASIDE intercrcd withn So the
King held back his The possession Of Naples win
only the war, for not three days win slapss
before Garibsld win be his march for tho papal
States
Affairs In the Fast the aspect OF cloudy up-
certainty that we have for the last six months II
not believed that there cardinal points Of agYeomert
enough between Austria and France beget eagae and
brotherhood that will the peace OF Europe France
desires territory the Rhine and strong ioosrod on
the shores Of the Levant in Egypt Abyssna, Syria
Palestine while Russs longs for Constantnople and as
much Of Turkey can be obtained The movement
Of the Emperor Napoleon that shall see now he . on
visit 10 bis transmontane provinces Of Savoy ard
Nice, win be personal meeting between his Imperial
Majesty and the victorious Sandman Hing. The vsit
comes most oppotune and Naples falls once and all
seems clear before Garbadi II will be very easy for the
nephew Of his uncle 10 shut eye say TO the ts
king, now grown large and powerful, will shut both
eyes and let you march from tho Alps 10 the sc rro
vded you should consent 70 transfer Of the And or
Sardinia to the imperial flag. very converien. arrange
ment no doubt that would be, and one that would pay
the oonqueror Of solfcrino.
Tho empire OF Austria seems 10 be retrogradrr Bank
rupt in finances bankrupt 10 credit bankrupt n honor
and reputation, the crowned spooncy Who sits no hem
to be going round gallop the read ~
pertinaciously uaycIet by his royal friend a. Ssis IL
c.ines TO vencta 70 something that gives IL
semblancc Of power, while the province costs far
outside adviser stcps in and urges the Hspsbrg give
up the province sell out Its powerful cred tor, the
bulletin known as the London Tlmes. mat Is advice
that Is not TO be scoed at II perhaps means, ado the
or will not let you have any more tin" Mac rs
pcr-Ihe Ptnagto-gycs the ioioring as part OF the
material loeses Of the empire that Austria pats ye
netia-
Emigration costs The provinces 600 O0os &c. takes
from yenetia from falling Oh IN production, 000 o0o
taxes for illegal absence, 81 oo0f capital put unier
questra,on IL Geo ccof couscripton fund.- 10 900 oo0
discharge OF oncas $50 oo0 supprcznipn of the arsenal
1900 CV0 suppress the commissions iar
log The airy $50 coo extra military bets 100 oVc
cxtra expense Tor panacGs, GOO o00f cxpropr GtoD
LANDS, ot0 0o0f.; ninry 10 trade, o0Oog. extra
stores. zoo V00l iIsi ,nthiy iusislmert c loan
100 ooo total Sc SosoooL Ordinary aud ex.raor6nGry
faxes. according 10 report or the cenlral
Venice 70 making grand total Of 5z s57 O0o
Tnose are h'rins, not francs, and eqrai ~ come
Sos COO 900 Of your currency late letter uugsy
gives account Of the result Of sJme very nportan
state trak. Tho leading prisoner a poet q. ned
Iancscs who was sentonced % nftecr years imrrsor
ment with bard labor the other prisoners being cleared
This said to be remarkably lenicht sentence conr.
deripg the Of ,he law and the horrible nature the
count OF the AFFAIR
r. 1snesics old poet, who has polas rg n
with reyouonary psuphst n the Magyar ionsee tads ts
commit BE ,honshs 70 paoer here lies tho Ms rooa.
pa him visit ibe youngsters catch up ~hsi = ssscrs osrn
and, rerusng the prt sgnfy srrai ap
iais copy ,so which issy carry hone an proa.s .
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spy the snlf ,rss Arrest
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his acquaintance the Of sixty condemned %
ss pas ss % 10 s csssr 4. S.ary s X SOa a's
pcanE Q, sne such eligible smpO, meni for he MA o.
The writer goes 70 say that the sentence "a com.
paratively mild and might readily have been capital
Pun.hment WHAT must be the petition Of stAts thai
political verses let the lash continue descsod
The devil VIII some day get his nc going W
be always cheated any moro than any other creditor.
IRON England, the bcst--oY perhaps might say the
worsi-nevs continuation Of seven eight days Of
ueincrrup.ed FOOD weather giving assur.nc. Of eoun
cesion of continued bad weather might greatly inerfere
with harvest opcraous and thus reduce the vaue Of the
crops but chance whatever that there win be-
anything like thai deficiency which has been ookod for
and which has rcacd such upward tendcn y ADe
ricAn railway shsrcs There now no prospect ihai The
importation OF breasius INTO the kingdom another year
viii much u any exceed the average o. the Ast i've
years.
Toncon Is dull Tho sAsonabIes have gone trades
look dspriied and IDLE, and jenkins Jeaues
having lazy time of ". The Times has out with
en- edora urging The sdopon q Trains borsc railways
here In London and there seems ant prospect that
the 5cu streets Of london may by
ton meet with = little ameorAtion. 4. "a the
dom, ana place needs good Streets good web
good lines OF cony ey snce badly. There n going
20 90 BY steam locomotives but these ero1gh.
and will only partially relieve thc trac good share
u me distance one o. tse.e 10 run undcrErcgnd y
commences al the radaingt1a gatien--Grsat Western
Rawsy-at The extreme west end OF london, and ende
under the wide street known the New roa< 20 the
Great northern Railway station, about two Mis- povtn-
west Of the hank and rum there u viii arches
site near the old Sinlthnea marks, not Ear from the
General Post Ofcr Another hne s 10 from he Lon
don Bridge Railway stations 10 the Waterloo staisoc-
Southwestern Rsiuay-and Across the Tba on s.s
pension bridgc 10 Chsring Cross branch this rss
way will cross The Thames BAckrars Bridge
and ioin the one from the west al Smfhesid
market SUI another about opening IN the
heart Of Bcgrava-rimllco-and WI cro~ tue
Thames and Join THE Southwestern vauyean,
and connect with the Crystal Palace Railway u IL
anticipated that, evcntaaily there will be emharx
meni on the Thames, allowing Of railway from riulico
TO ChMins Cross, and directly down The Thames on
NORTH or city SIDE running the Bank, and cnnsct
Ing Al fencburch street with The North Iondon Raway
This ast nanef railway las been IN operation several
years snd from fonchurch orly 900 yards
nom the Bank w crcnltous route through Tho north
part Of London-Bow. Hackney. Kingrisna, Isl,ngton
Hphbury, the new cattle market, Camdcn Town, Esntsb
1osn, HAMPSTEAD and Blgeware road, 70 scioo kes,
Hammersmfth, Rchmond and rwckcnbam. These De
tails, however will rot bc of much without mapo of
Iooern, unless one n acquainted with the hcaiity.
The statement however will show that the Iondopers