The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-28

- .ssnpapses Prince Carignau 70 Naples nominay a.
hs nsssor Or prime minister put r ,anny nan about
shirty two and was here secretary 70 NJ Cavow IN
1859 4 DE treaty Of Paris had many opportunities OF
esnyersng with him, and IL was impossible not 70 per-
oeiye that he was Q Of the very highest class OF
mind oNiAI nos tstigis qu0d non orsaux." Every
subject he touched on he invested win a. striking orgi
auner rendered him special favorite with every one
ne Emperor himself 30 charmed with him that he
told him whenever he tired OF Turin TO think OF the fu-
neries When he here he made the acquaintance or
the Auras where he often dined and this has probably
been the reason why 30 much curious speculation mas
been INDUCED in respecting his present appointment.
But the Chcvaer Nigra not the do dirty work
fos such roi fai~saMt Is Aurat. af.
Austria is doing her best 70 bid high for public favor.
She has decreed general amnesty for Hungary from
Tansylvana, Croatia and Scavonia, applicable to oil
tending 70 change the existing before the 2oh
native Hungary. What with venetia and what with
Hungary the Emperor Francis Joseph is evidently sorey
pxzled He ready TO grant thing long as he
10 stl permitted 70 call them his own But experience
rhows that kings that bestow privileges can seldom
extortions nom fear rather than justice and sell
IN content with them. Few believe that any moves IN
ms direction viii save OF the impending troubles OF the
ne French journals Of every description are full Of the
sion OF South Carolina. 1t should be gratifying to
s".rca know that every heart In France no matter
ylwha& party, TO sympathixe with her present
Guilty. Every deplores the threatened break up
noble confederation as national afiction; and
stny who mourn the narrow freedom Of their own
S0ntry ready say with the Borrowing disciples at
thought ha Is s% LIE vino S
that noble confeder ICY which would have served the
rallyng point Of liberty all over the world 49,,
The Legislative Chamber will open here on the 24th
when it will Immediately proceed with the imperial
scheme Of reform.
lowing In relation to affairs at Gaeta:-
Many foreign journals have been lately occupied IN
speaking Of armstiee 70 concluded with the bel
Steps have in fact been dken TO bring
about truce under cover Of which negotiations might
10 opened but they without result Sardinia, how
AonIo has Az thu
necessary travail dapprohe until the 10th Of this month
Admiral d'Turin has been charged TO communicate
hoses should hostilities be in
u this invitation the French squadron would immediate
withdraw from the waters of Gaea, leaving only one
Vessel to remain till the expiration OF the truce.
The official Journal also announces that the Chinese
thorties have conceded France noble site, formerly
occupied by the palace Of the famous Governor Ych
the erecting of Catholic cathedral at Canton. 1t re
marks that this church will testify TO the Catholic world
The constant socitude Of the Emperor 70 protect its in
The ball at the Tueries postponed the 9h to take
place on the 3d. The dressmakers Of Paris arc beginning
The Cirque Imperial is just centre Of great attrac
tion. II evidently great point with the Emperor that
pointed for their occupation the French troops should
stil keep their footing in Syria. The journals
astngy limiting at fresh conspiracies which nothing but
the presence Of the French from breaking out
and now the TO impress the public mind with the
Importance Of arenewed French occupation NJ Moquard
tied as Massacree de syrie which was naugrated BY
the presence Of the Emperor the whole Of the corps d
p,atique and all the beau Monde who in the secret Of
the real authorM Victor Segour being the osensibe
author My space does not admit Of descrp
ton Of the piece 1t will be sufficient to say that while
exhibiting in strong relief the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the
Druse, compared with the Maronite, 1t skill
fully represents the absolute necessity Of French
interference. Abd-el-Kader himself is personal
ed and apostrophizes in eloquent language lie grande
nation, and its imperial chief in particular,
TO whom he originally owed his liberty two acr
monous reflections on the policy Of England he was
made TO utter, which have, however, since been lett
OUT but knowing the relation of the author TO the
Emperor IL is somewhat significant that they should
have been inserted. The piece in itself is scarcely
worthy Of the reputation NJ. Moquard enjoys but the
splendid scenery the magnificent appendage Of cames,
fiery Arabs and other Accomplishments OF the East make
attractive that the present severe weather
reaxes special trains to be constituted in order to
lance from the capital.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Paris has just submitted
letter the Emperor he has received from the Episcopal
dgnares Syria expressing the gratitude Of the Chris
tans Of the Lebanon for all the benefits which they have
received from the generous policy OF the Emperor II Is
signed by Clement Babas Patriarch of the Greek Ctho
lies Of Antioch and all the East Athanase, Bishop OF
Sour; Ignace, Bishop Of Hawan; Malachos Bishop OF
Baabeck Basile Bishop Of Jahets and Gregore, Bishop
Of st. Jean dAcro
So France win doubtless manage to keep its Syrian oc
cupation, and thus continue in well doing.