The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

70 Know ior what reason we are soQstanAuonsysx
There sshinv in the natures Of his A,rh ia
rcign to thoughts aud interests mar may travel
NJ
present Stas Of IFS futgrr capab Ma nss that
Syria Is magnificent countrys with nstaEai aapac es
which are cramlcdby bad govcrnnent and STILL gereby
thsdiscords o. riynl races amp
IN thc intercstsAtf Particular poMcfs But d'try
which is not only tho cradle Of but which Is
desiLsd by ~ Situation o be hsR raad OF sraas ,is
irrespective Of Us native ichos and RESOURCES Of aose
queDce W a the ewsrd and to England auhes the tes
rcsiuly II short time since Nc fought X ca sy q
insist that Us occupation by Frcnch t1pps should cease
Nor This inerts like TO dmapslifE tut aa YEARS
row that English capital IS orening Up foy PIE.
dxporaoltts prcdsrch Y may d6ss tcssh
Us very nearly 10 learn hc vows oY
US rrospects, cspef vi the hppIy
Of family WHO stu Influential by means Of their
tain contingencies 70 fhe throne nowoccuped by tho E
pcror o. the Frcnchss I'd asJ sntAs 1sa i4L 20
We ef the house Of Orleans no
ordinary trsycar and haze occasion rearnacIl
him wsh any frvoty Of Hetvs OF has,iAess sf state
mcnt II his book had been sstli.d''r To sc tht Ian
guagc Of plchdcfs ana ccivcyanccfs, In serious hny
oonclaye, il cluld net be deliberate. internal
fsrce az wel N We pyescnt the eriti1
q IA Of the sh pubic, convices ms that call
oss ans snihcai,r rroir c,'on Meet q oar tta9
says the st popular OF al Of them, to behold its sple
dor and haysc3 batihe kfenel socnachus had loHw
htet. whetr q net u Frenci. IL Bier canlrlssuedo
redl2e this ntent by soela it through the psl He
hinsnlf owns eat he went to spy tho ma, egiscss
q thc and and that nos yc'y csaint t,l
dcsofires e savts gs6n psF Sc e ,ss,sse DE
btc.yeaton &C rntce -armco As -Tslenasbns in
this instaHce was compulsory oSe,t aconvcaiont
'node by which he could pat himself tray5o,t with
country bcls seems 40 inaartasi 10 IL hGrcftify ore.
Tensions. me posvane apprenare altrc,nent eooA,ae
son phys, anlael il est font dcvone, aa.t c!eslcr
ihsqn. fond &c Oirnt tout ceqii pdvait hi ra,nee
lrs antiques glcres DC h Ffatce, i fre apsecir sn
arpuy.r sa poqrcfatre" ii was lhhs With rei rencs
u f.ce and his interest in It's amp that he weatto
although tho fpctic volume, rv,hcl recafdAhk aspfa
two copies 4 respcvc belens 70 the I,ri s
Musenm and S!a.ioaers' Hal We are quite at liberty 70
As We stated, the comte and his party, were on
Soantcred AZ many POINTS in the Eastssyst he cen.i
tlnedhis pablished obser va1ns 20 lanass and the
lebanon. at Damascus; moreover, all his sttsinents
envc:ge TO the concrs ION tina, our poor friend rr
is very, verys" sick Achnet Puch1, its oyernpr as
is perfectly lypc, was Incapable ~ eoyaandiag Tho 20.
spoct of his trQoi6 a Ihe ar,sof damascus,
Of dccadcroc. were its manufac tnres ve pAl.
lauch wan.iugo Islanssil Was SUSTAINED by saunc
force secvctc ct but u ars Of developing
apubc oppi9n wee eesleclea, The cnntact
IFS rude and native giving in exchange
Of our ner Ihoqgtths Tyrshasssislutcs
instinct OF c9mmad he is utterly destitute OF talents for
government. ~ "a rrd PIT organiser Syre, nfune
NEE spectabc li cne aAnnisation Ionpctc nj IN
sgstcme nancer regnlier bases prenieres dc tout go
qseSs
pcrings With te cenage the. absence Of credit and
rty,ihe pcass,sn !" edeetnsrcnt which crses 70 the
strong 10 cast its Whole weigh: npon the poor and the
TEENS 9'aTdlSpa the fatsFe q syria sYfI asss, Ms
lnitho author asao sns of the earrscs o. his
cpffnsion SAN morn as Y the bcst reais "a castuaii
fsp ,sfysy 5F ts t ss a. 10 s chr ssssss
'o the Turbulence which has rendered SYRIA 80 a!serab,,,
aEd we sec NO hae q ~ nAiaats peiaay 5 tho attempt
or xnfoitran,afi s'cf following vague pas
ssss ee!Sls @ tgSt s is CRY
Egrops Ct gu, attend Que 10 sonAe do autsn evsi
ation polr reprende role Important dams leaIsndci
lSs5 sso Il re ,SSssls 2 I g
ny lstaosss ayss rs M Is se4ael "a
sSg6iofIts civilization IS ,e,bvyysamc drum beat Which
marks its predominnncc and fainrc in Nigeria, persist
10 deabtine the tAfacy 81 iih ctvfcaedy ma admit
ohrwis IS prevent 4 application il wecar.. aT1
That q lhe Canse le,Pafs DOES mean
something Of This kind we nrer more Clearly frQpi re-
marks upon the state Lebanon when on rs arrival
al Beyroht, the break-eihe The Syrian
sAcrcs adriedhm convenient textfor his doctfipe h
DIR opinion, the Mar0ntts and The iatccs ,,ils
cbuIssiSa Especially 'slss atter IT, ~. Ieusac hts
has no inclination 90 ahdicatetls msehe patronage
p pp sss s ne s*hsgs 70 Ma IN eTs
Leur caractcre ct c degc do eur civlfsAid le.r or
gapsaton relgiorse, cive, ct poitgues aaTs rapport
nvac les diverses populations qNi les eptg, ~
raent dcnc etrc indiicrcns Ia France; rouye
Ia cause DIES evoaempats aueut dea st N, al sito
son attention do 80 cote, ct los nioyens te
ton reeItc ct utto sur ceax qui syprenrcuy l6cofe
Thus the disposition of tho Narones is ai,niiisl
cause of the evils which exist yet is cherished for the
greater evils it may cause in time 10 The influence
Of France without reference to the consdcra whether
or no Is dsorganing influence Is the Chief srciir
which the Conitc cSmnenas. ana submission e which
he seems to conceive was the final cause Of the GREAT
and existence OF the Syrian Orientais sK ~ Rol.
II isimpotant that nevertheless the Ceyate admits
that the Maronte Christians 50 long subceted to His
sionaries OF the Sacre Cur have sd long nns,ered,
nous sS'omes o gu aa r "a Ssr S
Chrys0stome. La sciences etc oubttcei To- chite 81 h
zele relgieux So sent refroidis un MOI pour efre
resteo Gdee ses traditions, iEgse Mar6hteoh.c a.
moths attcitc de- oetta stlccadotoe gi paralvse
aulourhu en- Orient TOUT Qnellera pas DEN etoGne ~
enee sfs the saho
MISUNDERSTANDING s'nos missionaries font beauooup
ORIENT with the osfusiae pnr7osef of strengthening
their hands As have suggested. Ais ncons&stent TO
admit the failure VI aproRagand Not, and ~ iasl,t on
its strenuous prosecution and deYclQpement yet ts
is simply the chief specific recomn,ended by Ahe mgc,-
Gus author. - ~. :. ~ 800 Z GI"5s!ls3s
The dsco Do which The Turk is saia 10 foe, between
the thoir rivals Atre1lx sepHehenaed
Pow snf ~ nv WISH ia hsr SS ser
ton, either h doing or letting Alone. On the contrary
tits The coants eonyc.an thai Europe ~ iss eniire
incapable OF devising ren,cy aud therefore ye nsa,s
on increasing the irraton bystinht{ng the interiors
encc Of France. From series OF vague phrases We
uudfsaud DIS oCSu To- 6fof&1nens
influence II tho Gstlisan church,. to u ossa m ad
miration for ne priestaoodl whom ne regards "a
tune admirable niifce pour sccomplir cstte 9avre
de progress !, and be IS prepared u sggrand;ze tnis
influence at tho expense 81 sntagonistc s.s<n cpss
We find rot The tenet sign Of a. deeife 20 keep the Daa
lance even among q variety or hostile and cdnentfuR
sects, butt the contrary, desire 10 suhjccx them
all one that tho sne which has retrogrAd cd
the encouragement Of French patronage 'Toai proiec
orat exerce par do sauces opposes dcnteret 81
ddees ne peA existr que par les concessions mutnelcs
Q, abour gu des lcrmes moyens De 10 son mpuisg
saEes 10. single Power exercise this protecorats
changed FOR the uniformMyN dcspot:sm supported BY
French missionaries and French miltaircs, and Syria
world become what Algeria IL country wlhcut
future OF It's own, but necessary part Of the eacns
which Is 10 make the Mediterranean French lake.
or course IS not very tkely that the other
OF this young Prince without protes, or witAoui
resistance, II they should ever be put into &C.
ton, and therefore IT. IS that reasonably IN.
fer that they exclusively addressed to the a.nbi
ef France because they not likely 10 conciiiae