The New York herald., 1863-09-07


modate whom, besides some other six hundred, tho
splendid steamer Austraasan also OF the Cunard ne Is
intended 10 be despatched.
Similar mention may be made Of the several other
vessels calling All depart full for
the existence OF the mighty now waang In the land,
his destination and reports indusriously circulated
the draft still win Irish emigrant take passage
for America which he regards his home II Is intended
further reduce the fare from % 15s and should this
arrangement carried OUT the exodus from Ireland will
BE- than treble tho emigration of previous years
The bounifol harvest at hand will not detain The
poor to to similar abundance In the coming
year. but w be turned to the purpose enabling him TO
leave the country, where by the Of his brow he
hut enriched tyrant landlord.
"Atcr storm cometh a calmn is a problem equally
truc In It's application the political elements II
literal significance Senator's and journalists seem
weared Of recapituIatng the wrongs Of Poland the
sembed princes have all but concluded their sttings
Frankfort, and spectators hesitate, awaiting the
great move in the American News OF importance
E in fact, scanty here has been ether
side Of the Atlantic.
Tho Frankfort meeting has been unanimous on tho
main points proposed by the Emperor of Austria
namely the Directorate and House of Assembly for the
entiro German confederacy and periodical meetings Of
The same In reference this reorganization OF the
Bund the london Ksses remarks.-
Although tho constituent assembly Of kings and princes
will probably separate without accomplishing It's pro-
fessed object their admission that Germany ought be
consolidated into real confederation may produce future
results OF Importance simultaneous meeting OF less
digni6ed politicians consisting Of members Of the
local assembles had previously been Frank
thoy feel that they belong to . great country. while
prices can only lose BY the creation Of supreme
~ hsres ss =: e ss ss
motion OF unity as tho princes rendering practical
project abortve The Emperor Of Austria, indeed would
sble that Prussia should permit bis elevation but Hanover
and esse and Baden not prepared to sink into the
Of r sposs win sr Ss %
pcral professions and Of the opinions tho various
princes i will mot be dcnlt to show the congress-
prove helpless that some diminuou Of the number OF
the States is indispensable 10 the national security Al
though the reform Of The federal constitution may be
patriotism he useful warnings against foreign
aggression. No ruler who has Obeyed the Emperor's
summons 70 Frankfort can without deeo disgrace here
after join with any foreign Power In negotiations which
involve the sacrifice or foot OF German soil. In default
Of reunited empire may be hoped Chat confederation
Of the Rhine under French protectorate has become
forever impossible.
Francis Joseph returns TO his capital lauded by the
press Of Europe the st exponent OF liberal principles
In the Hapsburg dynasty and Vienna is preparing with
"hgh festival" to do all honor 10 her returned Emperor
II may be mentioned that visit from Queen victora,
at present remaining with her llustrous law and
daughter. tho crown Prince and Princess Of Prussiato
the Emperor OF Austria n rumorcd.
Tho Polish struggle stl "drags s slow length along"
The heroic insurgents continue gain victories their
unequal foe whose atrocities yet OF daily
The latest edct of Russian tyranny that officials with
strong military escorts to traverse the kingdom and
enforce the payment Of upon pain Of seauesraon
OF property and further punishment.
Even France b. becoming cool 10 ts sympathy towards
Poland the comparative silence of the French press
this subject may be taken indication. The Paris
correspou dent OF the London Times thinks not unlikely
that the French government has temporarily laid aside
the Polish question II will take como months 70
70 carry its and silence towards Russia TO
pitch almost to excite uneasiness IN the latter
Power r. after certain time the pacncatson OF Poland
is not fact accomplished and the question still
tinues open one France will very probably again
q warlke mien, and above all again endeavor to
obtain the cooperation Of England contemplated hos
tses There grounds for believing that this Is the
idea Of the French Foreign once.
Our London Core spond ence.
LosDoy, August 2s 1858
Colonel Estran Bool ne Southern R>beliion-Hs ksd
mate Of kcClel,an's NilVayy Gen,ss--An Old French
Woman Whips he Enosh-Tae EaolisA Government
and he Bahappn QucEion-frsh Disocorion ard English
Unsasi~ess-Epoand Bocline Ont Of ne Po,ish Qw,s
Poles, 6c., dc.
Have you road Colonel Estvans book on the Southern
rebeilions n yon have you should As the work of
a skiful professional soldier, is Of much value The
Colonel fought in the service Of Jc Davis which
he lett and he may have been disappointed man, winch
could for the bitterness with which he speaks Of
his Southern comrades But then he writes soldier
who knows his trade descriptions of battles and
campaigns written that they you Of their
uunfulness
He pays the highest tribute to General Mcclellan whom
he regard the abest military chief in Aneri
ca and his description Of Mcclellans retreat from
the Chickahominy, through sn days cf hard
aght, eonvinces You that il vas the most
mastery military achievement Of which there
s any record il military annals since the days
o. xenophon It has bccu said high authority tha,
great soldier proves his genius In carrying his
army safely through retreat than In winning victory
and know that Esvans estimate of George aoCiclans
genius been anticipated by military authorities here
IN tho Old world have heard accomplished English
officers declare that that famous the
Chiekahominy q the most skilfu things on re-
cord ] remember was In Dublin when the came
that Mcclellan was removed from his command. Te-e
some Southerpers staying 10 that city Ohey could
not get home), with whom had frequent disputes. Ono
dny one Of them rushed 10 In a state of dsghiful
excitement = Al rght now he cried We shall win.
Abe Lincoln has removed George Mcclellan tho great
Yankee soldier, the feared ve shau be sure
70 whip tbs Yankees now" 10 vain tried N ex.
plain 10 MIN tha, he had 10 night yapkse' resources
and that the North be whipped into tho
act of lighting as tho Romans whipped by tho
Carthagepians but perhaps be knows better now Yc,
who tell what waste of and money might have
been saved u George Mcclellan had continued 10 com
mands
John BuIs pride has just been lowered In . most hum
liaiing manner. For months the london newspapers
have been filed with Of the wonderful accent II
Mont Blanc and other Alpine mountains by adventurous
Englshmen, and British pluck and energy have been
praised 10 The stars Alas for the staggering brassa
docoe An old French lady q sixty dvo eli nbed Mon,
Blanc as, week with single guide. Only think all
England beaten by an old In France.
when burrediy posted TO you Saturday tho dipo-
matte papers on tho Bahama question had NOT reazsd
myself the vslue OF that correspondcncs have