The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

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eff about their business.
The Syria is going 10 be avenged by Bri.
81 feet and French land force Turkey has not yet
put stop to the murders. The fact is the entire Turkish
nation from the Moslem soldiers clear up to Pasnas aud
sultan are all implicated and guilty OF being ac;essories
both before and after the fact That why the Sultan
bcsates. The investigation that must follow will dis
close something utterly hollow, such whted scpal
chre in every thing connected with Turkish faith Turkish
honesty Turkish humanity and Turk sh finance, that well
may the Porte hesitate The two good simple Christian
in Sleeps clothing, and the animal has shown his
true features. see no reason TO uphold such rotten
slonaries are about returning home as might expected
Our Paris COrrespondence.
PARIS, July 20, 1850.
English Opposition TO the Syrian Ezpedxon- Movements Of
Ccrioaldi-7ae Imperial Conference at 7bpllr-Fms-
sight Of Napoleon M.-Aouements Of Ae French Troops
al Rome, dc.
Since mailing my last letter have ascertained that
England At least Lord Pamerston, had done all in his
power to Illustrate the French expedition to Syria. The
Aernins Pot Lord Pamerstons organ did not hesitate
to publish false news With the hopes Of obtaining delay
But all this intriguing is useless The Porte although
pressed by England not to give his assent to the uterven
ton, win do So a. am assured good authority and
the French preparations 60 with the greatest rapdty
Twenty five thousand men in readiness 70 embark
Five thousand viii sail at once, and the remainder
az they may be needed. England win send ships
This is decided upon, although the Premier mu;h
adverse 10 any such action. To revenge himself upon
the Emperor Napo for the coustrsint laid upon him.
Lord ralmcrston made panic speech in Parliament
you will by your files Of English journals All this
means nothing, at least the mere result OF anger;
the noble lord may be vexed when he camer to see
how much harm bis angry words have done.
We have positive information regarding Garisa,d blu.
am assured that he has landed the Neapotan terri.
tory. am inclined TO place implicit reliance upon this
information, owing to the iron whence obtain
i. The Ncapoan provinces Of Reggie and Basilicate
are IN open rebellion. The King OF Sardinia has
told sent an officer Of his To Garbaldi requesting him
grant 10 Francis H. of six oalhs The oay
trouble is to ind Garbad or rather to over take him as
his movements are rapid % his conceptions bold
When reached by the messenger Of Victor Enanne the
cidcdy, Francis II. Is gone Bourbon
meeting u the Emperor ?, Austria and the Prince Re-
gent has taken place nj lopitz. The German papers
srt that alliance has been agreed npon OF course ali
This Is premature, and 10 rs yet mere guess work.
n,omipon nar, n tSe a,Ps OF svrls 80 ~. b ~ %
200 men he Is depressing the mnrderoos Druses. Tho
Emperor Napoleon has sent him the Grand Gordon of the
Legion OF Honor a reward for hs prompt action.
think that the Emir will, the arars OF syria
ucd become grea, chief. lie will depend upon France
but will most likely reign as Nceroy OF something anala
eous He not sent by Louis Nsvvieon years ago
Syria, for nothing. The Emperor niUst even then have
foreseen the events Of day Each day we sec more
convincing proofs OF the gigantic cipiciy OF Louis Napo
leon
e consent Of the Porte has at length, been granted to
the intervention Of France In Syria predicted, In a
letter mailed yesterday that such would be the case, well
knowing that with the Sultan Of Turkey the influence of
France more than a match for that Of Eagl1nd To-
5000 French troops sail for Beyrout The YES
sells Dona gtrth and tue Alexandra French of war)
arrived at Bcyrout from Naples
At Messna the Neapoan troops have eft the town. but
still several thousapds OF them occupy the citadel Carl
osldi was overtakcn at sea By steamer sent after him
TO the that MesDa was being evacuated by
the royal troops he his and landed Mes
sna but left that place again suddenly, and ia now,
asserted here on the main land Several Journals au
nouncc that eeneral Guyon Commander Of the French
force at<.cme 10 leave that city with his troops
mis- Is mistake. In view Of the grave complications
that may arise, owing 20 Garibadis expedition, the
General viii remain In Rome with the French forces.
PARIS, July AZ, 1880.
Fife Of lord PamTsons Speech in Paris-Potiioa Re.
iations Betgee~ England and Fancs-Th Freneh Ezpe.
JRion % Ssrid-R>posrsd Massacre al Ddmascxs--Pyo-
o,ets Of Cari5aldi-Hoc msnts II vapo>or Ill.,, de-, de-
The speech OF Lord Pamerston first Minister Of Eng
land, has produced very profound impression
French society generally Such resume Of the real poll
teal relations Of England and France, potwthstandng
the osensbe entente cordiare 10 China and now In Syria
held TO be unmistakcablc. places the two nations In
the most authoritative manner bold relief before the
universe and whac the phraseOiogy employed there
they are like two tigers, each hiding. with cstlike
ton, the others spring.
In military circles every word Of this famors statement,
TO the defenceless state Of ''perfdious Ablonn
scanned and goated with a satanic satisfaction
Why viii the Emperor strike once loudly asked,
Jingle stone Of the contemplated rt6cAtions
carredS Why, oh why, will he delay the day Of Gallo
vengcance' Yes, let march Ioadon, AZ the Allies
marched Paris. Let us tear 10 tattcrs every rag
Of the foul treaties Of Vienna, and faini, while
are sure Of the power, the giari destiny God has
aloud for vengeance, aud perish the Frenchman what
ever his political creed, who will not cast his lot In
cause 50 submeiy patriotic do not exaggcraie when
cav that this s but faint representation OF the language
at prcscr, being employed IN the opposite shades Of
society Al the time, this impotence to strike il
mspcsty tempered by degree Of confidence 10 the pre-
siding spirit Of Francc-inc genius that already
raised her 10 80 high pinnacle that her ancient foe
seems 10 ccwer unicr her gance-whch cannot but be
satisfactory TO the partssns Of the existing dynasty He
Ina, has done such great things H. Il said, capable Of
more he tha. raised the nation from abyss, fro n
the lowest Depths Of Dependency be already the rt
Power The shall he not be trusted yet while
losgcrf All sec 10 what point his Efforts tend, and h any
are blind inc English Prime Minister has opened their
eyes Let France too open hers and be prepared FOR the
glorious Cot ire the heir Of her Crea, Captain preparing
fr her.
Men marvel too when they behold the mutabiay OF
~ poHtlcal friendship Bat few years sgo, and the
writer ~ Ibis letter sat table in the Palace Of the
rytt.s Tho luscious fruits, the danics, meats and
the soca, wines OF France invited the guests but ont
side he windows Of the palace sight that had
greater charms than the gorgeous banquet within u
was ON the occasion Of the Queen Of Engands visit 10 her
powerful and lustrions ally" the Emperor Of the
french had just placed a. her Nscsy's service
his private palace for the purpose Of holding court for
her subjects then sojourning the French capital The
presentations vesy few and principal confined 10
,hcse connected with the British embassy and when
had tsed Qoccns hand his Majesty Of France pro-
vided WITH sompisoos dsjsunS. he himself not
present, 81 from the srdows Of &c bao1-etng RAJ