, 1865-11-01

or he Is endcayo1ing to postpone the evil day
| by wonderful amount Of daring for be has
thrown down the gauntlet, Or threatens 50 to
| do, in the face Of both Franco md Great
| Britain. The late General Lamoriciere, if
,umor lie not, Is to receive bonors never yet
accorded but to one man in history, namely,
to Colonna, the victor OF Lepanto with Don
John Of Austria. The Pope, SO says Dana
Kumor, will shortly hold . earainaliee in thu
slstlne Chnpel In honor Of the late General;
and, as though to beard the lion In bis
den, tuncr1l service has taken placa
III honor Of tho defNnct, at the Church Of
St. Thomas d'Aquiu, In Paris, whcreat
the Pope's Nuncio assisted. Thcse cereno-
uies are viewed in political circles Us m at
temp: to vnlist the sympathies Of the French
Otlennisis in behalf Of the Pope; and whether
this opinion be correct or moi, the Emperor ii
Nck1y 10 50 regard them. We learn also, on
the authority Of the Naples correspondent Of
the Paris Journal, Le Temps, that the success
sor Of Cardinal Wise4nan, Archbishop Mail,
ming, i to receive the palians on the anniyer-
sary of the publication Of the brief which re
established ihe Catholic hierarchy In England,
aud, {yyhat John Bull won't at ali relfsh) that
His Holiness designs to establish another
archi-eptscppal sex In the province Of York, in
tue title OF '' Private Of all England" The
old saw that "whom the Gods wish to de-
stry they first make mad, y may very well be
applied TO Pope Plus the Ninth for, not sat
iehed with thus insulting the Western Powers
by the above measures, His Holiness Is about
TO add TO TIE dogma Of the immaculate
Conception by asserting the Pope's inial1l-
bility. Is it possible that In the Nineteenth
Century, king priest cau make such don.
key of himself: The grand old poatftls Of
tho middle sges-the uildrbrands Leo the
Tenlhs, md Sextus the Fltth-negez dared
Papacy Is On It's last lcgs, as temporal power
ut ali events, the shaky old representative Of
Apostolic rule asTogates supremacy that has
hitherto been conceded by his church to the
Pope and General Council alone
yTALf-GARIEALD1.
Il is refreshing to turn from the Nonsense
aud infatuation Of one part Of Italy to the
patriotism and common sense Of that liberated
from bourbon and priest1y rule. italian DO
their mutual 5ealousies and d1ssensIons have
merely played the game Of their enemies, and
there Is 8 lair prospect that the government
candidates mud those Of the popular party
Will make something like common cause
against the Bourbon and Papal conservatives.
Gn1iba1di has lately been asked by thu radi-
Gals for the influence Of his name and support
al the coming elections; TO which request be
has replied Is follows: i" do not meddlc-
and have no wish to interfere In the proceed
tngs- The 1taltan people are no longer IN
their minority their business Is to choose {;
AN
they shall make bad choice-' Gar1baldi's
decision Is universally commended by hls In
tiMate friends In this country, and, moreover,
there may he a covert reason for his resolve.
It Is not considered altogether impossible that
the sword Of the hero may bo unsheathea
Emanuel now understand each other.
THE uorcH PORCH or GERMANY.
The politics OF Germany at the prcsent time
afford an Interesting study to those who are
not personally affected by them. It Is we'll
nicl impossible to imagine stranger mess, y
more mixed up olla 14vlrila, than that Of.
fcled by the various kingdoms, dukedoms,
,,..geog1aphica idea known as Germany. In
the afst Instance, We have tripartite strug-
gle. the contestants being Austrin, Russia and
The minor. Powers; and as the latter cannot
be quite gobbled By either Of the former, the
courts Of Vienna and Berlin are alternately
at them. The German people, hitherto, have
been similarly divided amongst themselves,
but they hare nevertheless learnt one lesson
namely, that when they arc even partially
united, their oppressors have small chance
AGAINST thsm; The thinking portion of q II The
ment. which together represent the genius Of
the TeItonic people, Is almost entirely rcpub-
1Ican in fts aspirations; and 1t has yainly en-
deayored, during The past ten years, to further
republican views BY playing on one court
against another. Prussia was, for long Pc
used In fuftharcnce Of this policy policy
which was nothing more than . modification
OF the maxim, ."Divide In order to reign.n
Hut however desirous the Russian
government might be to assume
The he, ,,!;;,ds ls;aadership in &c Germany t E rs
radicals- Il used them in its turn until 1t re-
qulred their services nc longer; and the 1ib-
erals have finally come to the determi-
nation. that II any freedom or reform
is to be obtained, they must get 1t
hy straightforward action, and not BY
playing one sovereign against another, aud
balancing court agalnst court. The "nbe1als'
and 'tmoderates" have, until lately, been In
alliance; but the former have ct length come
to believe that compromises do not pay very
well, being simply bills drawn on the future,
but not payment Of the debt. The ''llbetals.''
them, the radicals, ~ have just bold confer
ence, or 'spow-wow," at Darmstadt, for the
purpose Of reorgA1izipg the party letter
from ka1l Blind 10 tho Provisional Commit
lee in that city explains the motive Of this
separation Of the liberals" tfom the "mod-
TO be reconstructed. Karl Blind says:
..Ncfthet the doctrine Of Prnrtiau 1esaersh'p'
noE the Austrian project Of Reform need be nade
az ne hse o. ts ;ninn, no1
az lever Of action trust that 1nls illusion also
will be laid aside. The petty mfntsters Of the re-
sona sss and a',o Of sas
With liberal aspirations In order to avert fnc dan
ger threatening the thrones Of their Masters. Al
wess s tbe aukengs % vii ' presr e Be- % pensloned ed
OF By the despos rather than 70 place themselves
At the bead Of Increment which, II 1t mean any.
s1aai l' md md srrat. The h:gef States 10 Germany
arc danger 10 our national es1Asence; the minor
stsles form, IS it were shlrtysod seal Of our d.
the many -colo1ed dyna.nc livery in which Gesnaps
arc dressed out Ike salets A sound, national
movement must therefote, IN ON view, effect Tho
which are only 10 many cancers On the body OF the
"A fu1l and unbrokeu political unity, and, within
Which nnst be fosmed sscosdins to nsfural eenngu.
:ations, and moi according 70 dsnasnc good plea
striving after thls, we consider The Repa4teaa ~
gD BE tom 9eoa & Ell nat b,rs arrived
be, will be Necessary IN the seve4l States to en-
ploy all arntlablc mea1s Of attack against the dy-
q a p9 o. ye II t9 be
not ret the example Of Internationally refusing an
| grtn's and taxes B1t whilst making use OF such
tactics, ihe higher object ought always TO hc kept
| In s1eW, since danger exists Of tocdl movements
running 'n channels contrary to those Of the crest
| nctton1 movement. II Appears to Is, therefore.
| lt0I lQe CfTAukaG1n OF Lefnt1N democracy MQSl
ignore, as 1t were. The ex1stcnce OF the several
plan, 20 place Immediately before The eyes Of
sos e ta y as tss
black-whte, btnck-yellow, md oshe- hontser-marks
In which The subject Of princes are kept lite aoeks
| or importance that The propaennda should a1ways
be carried on simultaneously among the middle and
working a well as the Agricultural classes. O1r
with few exceptions, become a1ienated hon great
liberal and national aspt1tiunf, but es the pea
sarsy With ns form taothisds Of The natlon, their
conduct, eren after successful revolution, may
possibly become aectsrTe. There te, consequently,
every induceent to eudearor to gain 1t ovet to the
Democratic interest. The psopsaanda among H.
Kari Bind entes into confidential 1etatls.} Hext 70
this 1t Is dtsr1bie that the conviction at the tth
a Fl f. ~ eosass T
al,e1ahie watchword. The more powerful princes
pliudple be put ASIDE, it is clear tha, The leader
ship of one efthe petty princes could only have e.
feel provided the popular movement had already OBJ
bowe1eE, his Leadership would practically be moth.
Ing, and only serve to counteiact md ihwart the
progress OF The Democratic cause. ar.,, p,.,n
Such are the views impressed upon the Ger.
man liberals by their great leader, who speaks
not merely in his oWn name, but In behalf ol
those refugees from Continental oppression
who find an asylum In this country.
! Tos1scmPr-Oct. II, p. M.
The Nonty A1rla ResEeso Of this day reports as
| follows: ..-,,..-. .-.--~.,..,
| cal ,,oaftiou. The executive Of the Bank Of Eng.
Iapd On Saturday list raised the minimum rate Of
discount nom d 10 per cent The successive steps
| IatcIy taken hare beeu-on Sept, Is 1ase trom
to 4h Der cent on Monday, The end Inst. move;
ment 10 S; On Thuzsday, tie 5th, rig to 8 !; and
atad The H. e pe ea1t as1t r. hss sIra
become 70 greatly reduced, that the directors did
not think thensevea tustided in allowing II to Be
further t1rnehed upon without 1esorting 70 Strung
furfhef ndrnnce IL the rate since, md somewhat
improved feeling has consequently been manifested
financial ctycles- This is ln great part due to ia
euro has arisen almost exclnsiyeiy from internal