The New York herald., 1865-01-22
France Indignant at the Pope's Manifesto and
Warning Words to the Holy Sec.
IMPERIAL SCANDAL AT THE TUILRRIES.
The Russian March in Central Asia and
Approach to British India.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
&e., &e., &c.
Dur London correspondence.

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Dec. 81, 1894
Saerman--The Canadian Raiders and TIE Pope all Com
bined to Agtase John Bxu-7he Logic Of Necessity Of
England-TAe London Times Hedging-Broodin0 War
Over Conadiaa ADairs-Crime and Poverty Closing the
Year. &C., DC
This week have had three sensations-Shermans
triumphant arrival at the seaboard the Canadian i'm
brogo and the Popes Bull have each had their share Of
public attention Shermans arrival ut Savannah has
struck admiration into Mr. John Bull for the pluck
endurance and military abilities Of his transatlantic
cousins In American affairs Mr. Bull is very easily
soed If Jonathan gets worsted, he exults and says
with unabashed face that he is gad of It," If Jonathan
wins, then Mr.. Bull merely says, 'sOf course, he
must win, he has the true British blood in him. and
blood will tell" So In either case he expresses graft
fcation. In the one case you "eed fat the ancient
grudge he bears you; and In the other you swell his
family pride and national cgotism. The London Times
to racing term begins to "hedgen He is already
half on your side will be entirely after
more big victories.
The Canada affair may breed hot blood. II you want
a war with England there IL doubt but you can be
gratined The bad faith Of the Canadian authorities is
seen the failure arrest the st. Adams robbers the
right kind Of process But" say they you must not
send hostile expeditions into Canada unless you want
n "
tries they would expect 10 lose Canada, and would
only have partial revenge In helping the rebels
to their Independence They would anticipate
both results. Injudicioua mon can very easily
that Canadian matter into flame that will not be
quenched for years But the question is, "wi II pays
England s already looking the various colonies aud
dependencies Of tho empire as very uncertain pos
sessions On that account perhaps they would have less
hesitation with regard 10 war with the United Stes,
than they would ii Canada not almost certain 10 80
In few years Self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iirst and If that
can't be- damage the rivals OF England as much as pos
sibe Rise high possible, and kick everybody else
down the ladder that attempts TO climb up
The Pope's cncyclica letter against everything
and everybody has excited the comment Of every
State, every church, every sect and every
pubic journal in Europe. The most sgnihca-
cant feature is, that the great majority OF the
leading men we'll ms the journals of France Belgium
and Italy deprecae II unwse, IL not utterly futile
few ultranontane journals say Amen to It, The letter IL
down on all progress all dissent and all opposition TEN
porai AZ we'll spiritual 10 the papa authority Judg
ing from the opinions expressed, his Holiness has not
been well advised
As the winter closes In, crime destitution and want
seem more widespread than Murders every
week. and sometimes every day, and public executions
with all the attendant horrors are AS common az market
days
Parliament will be in session the orepart OF February
about month from tbs-when some important matters
will come before the representatives OF the people On
the WHOLE the close of the year 1854 may be sad 20 be
uncventful tp the British nation, and presenting no
special features and causes for either great hope
great dcspondency rather uneasy feeling as regards
the future Is almost universally felt