The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23

earth and this fact justices the ia erence
at the strength OF the Union will now be foua. equal
the strain upon it,"
The Empero"I sincerely hope II may bs 81, ar that
youmay long continue united and prospero = ope
Mr. Faulkner then asked permission Of the Emperor TO
present 10 him Mr. J. G. Ca,ke Acting Secretary OF L.
Cation and Mr. Boyd Faulkner Acting Assistant score
tary, to whom hs Majesty mado few kind snarks and
then passed to the Minister OF Denmark
repeat that the account given Of this important. con-
Un,sa states may be relied upon fI. fhave /. frsn
gentleman who was present and who heard every word
pronounced on both sides indeed the circumstances
are now very generally known among the Americans
Paris, who comment upon the affair according thor
individual political sentiments, but all, believe con-
curing In the opinion that the obser
vaons Of the Emperor inspired by sincere regret
at unhappy inferno divisions threatening dis
aster which win not be attributed in Europe 10 its roa
sources ana which could faii a. nfct terrible blow
upon the struggling populations Of Europe looking
country model Of political liberty, and to unex
smpled material prosperity the most signal evidence
Of the success and stability Of republican institutions
Interesting Correspondencc between scha-
myl and Abtl-El. X ader.
The following corresponoence has been exchanged be-
tween schamyi aud A del Kadet-
SANITATION 70 him who has made himself illustrious
among III men-to him who lfas extiog ished the flames
oiseord anu has torn up by tho roots the
nifty which resembles tho head Of Satan Glory be
God who has granted to His servant his safety
the safety Of the faith Salutaton the intimate friend
the just ADD el Kacr May the palm Of glory and Of
tho and the entras would reject Horrible things
have happened between the Mussulmans and Christians
who had formerly signed treaty OF peace with the Ka
IFS MY hair has stood end aud the skin Of my face
before smooth has been wrinkied the recital Of the
lameaabic events Of Damascus | then said, evil has
taken possession OF the and Of the continent No.
II Is not. tor the interest OF God, but for their
owo, that the Mussulmans Of Damascus have done
those things What bands Governors over their
eyes? Why have they swan in crmess Why have they
forgotten those worns Of tho Prophet, "He who shall
commit injustice towards MoDaed (Chfst,an): he who
shall refuse him his rights who shall compel him
what Is beyond his strength and shall rob him of his
property the Prophet will be his at the
day of reeuf rection.o How fine Is this expression.
When l heard that you had spread out the wings OF
mercy and If kindness to protect the Chris ilns and
that you had stopped tn SO who sought 70 violate tho
Divine laws, not surprised that you gained the vic
tory IN the arena OF praises. | content with you.
May God be so also in the supreme day when neither
money children viii avail you In any way. You havo
caused the rival OF the words OF the Prophet
amorg mankind b. the mercy OF Cod aud you pla ,ed
bcle ON those who violated His decrees NAY God pre-.
from him who the limits which He has
traced out This il Why express to you my JOY and my
satisfaction n this t,era of flowers taken from
the garden OF the poor prisoner among the nfdes by
sCHAMYL, the Stranger
The reply OF Abd-ei Kader is as follows
Glory to Godl Praise and sautation to tho Prophet
M,hoJnet and TO all the Prcpheis The poor before
rich Add e IA Of Moutri-ed hin cl Hossam, to
the b, other IN God and ulema, Schamyi May God
protect him and ID tho time OF repose and IN the
hour q depature May peace and DIVINE mercy be given
oyoul have received your letter and your amabe
praises. What have done for the Christians rcl
gious fn,y and Of humanity Our faith is the psffec-
tn Of good qnaltics 1t prises all that pr sewerhy
and a that Ought 10 be d"De All these good things
be with Us like collar round the neck. Injustice Ii
blamed III ali nations and its dwelling sud The poet
has said sWh'n the day Of temptation Comes man
les his bead that what ugly he tn,Is handsome We
ccmo frs m Goo, shall return HIM. We live Ia
inc shen few OF the faithful ustce to triumph;
and people have believed that Isamism nculcates cruel
ty, injustice ana exclnsivoness. May God grant pa
ueIcei We knew that you are with the Emperor OF
Rss,a and that he gave you reception worthy of you
We know that tquescd him to allow you to make
pilgrimage 10 Mecca Lot us pray God that he may grant
H. The Emperor II Russia is great XIII aud he merits
oil the prn which have been layshej him. hope
that tho suiis Russia will down his benefits on
YOU the sultan OF France has on me. Let us
hope II God, who is alone TO be adored