The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12
Foreign Sentiment.

SPIRIT OF THE FRANCO-AMRRICAN PRESS.
The Courier des Etat Uis of the 10th inst, alludn
to a" the consideration of tho Tax bill in the House
says -
doomed TO system of amendments They generally
undergo the following progression A bill establishing
taxation Is passed by Congress then comes bill
bill explanatory of the which amends that which
tablishes taxation then another bill which remedies
the defects Of the explanatory Of that which amends
the which establishes taxation and 80 on ad indn
itum II the public is puzzled by this dedaan legsa-
ton 1t Is not its own fault
SPIRIT OF THE LOCAL GERMAN PRESS.
The Stats Zetung in article headed 'the Abolition
and Temperance Cancan makes the following remarks
about the societies who are now holding their nj
versares
Those fanatics and monomaniacs who every year. I'M
der the lead Of notorious demagogues, make their ap
pearance here in the beautiful month Of May TO cele-
brate cancan and to make nuisance of themselves to
all rational men In New York. did not fail to BIO here
again this year. Negro rights women's rights, cold
water temperance, &C. arc the staples in which these
reform peddlers and strong minded women DEAL The
male mscegeniss Wendell Phillips, Parker Pills
bury, Theodore Tilton and the blacks Remond and
Cady Stanton Lucretia Mott Abby Kelly Foster, Abby
Smith, Lydia Mott and others are the leading spirits OF
the other sex In this line
The Stats Zsitung thereupon furnishes in substance
the resolutions of the American Anti Slavery Society,"
and says
female far denounce Greeley Robert Dale
Owen Henry W. Beecher and Carl Schurz on account of
their alleged prejudces against the negro Even that
holy apostle Of freedom" sumner, was not spared
The interchangeable Susan accused him of being the most
dangerous man Of the nation who had compromised the
rights of negroes and women, &c
The New Yorker Journal remarks
Tho debates the alleged plan of reconstruction of
the Congressional DIRECTORY" exhibit great deal of
difference of opinion among the negro radical estate
cobblers but they show that these political swndlers
and jongers are united on one pointthat is that the
white population Of the South must not participate in
the Presidential election and this exclusion Is to
ect the exclusion of the Southern people forever from
any control of the general government.
And further on
If by their Vaccinations and manipulatons these
irregular exclude the Southern electors and elect
to the Presidential chair part san Of their own then
they have the game, and nothing but bloody
luton can rescue the country from their hands
SPIRIT OF THE EUROPEAN PRESS.
The Independence Beige of April 81, commenting on
the state Of affairs in Germany, says
Alarming is still reaching us from Vienna and
Italy Large concentrations OF troops taking place
in veneta and extensive military preparations being
made there These measures, however, may be in
tended precaution against Prussia and taken in this
light may be looked upon nfracton Of the
ment for dsarmng made between the two great Powers
Tho Opinion Rationale of the Goth ut reflects in the
following way upon the conflicting character of tho
latest news
Austria and Prussia may await the result Of the de-
bates which are taking place at Augsburg Meantime
the questions which sooner later must determine
rupture between the two Powers remain involved.
II further says, in regard to France
The greatest interests OF France engaged in this
our eyes wide open upon all that going on at Berlin
and Vienna.
The Vienna Gazette contradicts the news Of an nva.
sion of venetla by italian voluntecra